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The trial of Fusilier William Cluford Morgan, of the Royal Welch Fusiliers, on a charge of rape camo to an abrupt ending at the Criminal Sessions yesterday when the Chief Justice, Sir Atholl McGregor, direct- ed the jury to return a formal ver- diet of not guilty on the ground of lack of corroborative evidence,
Morgan was accused of having had carnal knowledge of an 18-year-old ri, Li Fukt-il, alina Li Yuet-na, at Laichflok on September 20, without her consent.
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toon, whence delivery may be obtain-Lalehikok beach, regularly, come times alone and sometimes with ed immediately after londing.
On one of these visits the friends, met the accused who also was in the habit of poleg to the beach with his The accused approached friends, her und offered to teach her to swim, The offer wi uzcepted and subse- quently they became friendly. They met almost daily at the bench, and after their swim they used to go for walka round Ure hillside. On one or caslon the necuser took her to the Alhambra Theatre, The girl was carrying a basket at the time, and Morgan musgested
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That she leave it In a tea-shop nearby. This she did, and Morgan wrote his name and re- giment on a piece of paper and left it in the basket, so us to make sure whose I was when they claimed it after the show.
Coming to the day of the alleged Ineldent, Counsel said the girl went to the beach as usual and there met the accused who was with some After the swim, the accus- friends. ed Invited her for a walk up the This was she
agreed. bilf, and some time after 5 pin. The girl was then wearing a bathing costume, and Morgan was dressed in khaki shorts and singlet. They went up to the top of the hill overlooking the They sat there, hugging and kissing each other, and after a while, Morgan was alleged to have commit- ted the offence against her consent.
sea.
Continuing, Counsel said that after the incident, the girl became so in digmnt that she took from Morgan's pockets 65 cents, which was all the money he had. She also threatened to commit suleide but was restrained by Morgan from doing 60. They en walked down the hill, with Morgan in front.
Reported to Police On returning to the beach, the girl dregsed but did not make any com- pinitt to the man who looked after her clothes because, as she said, she did not want the matte to spread. In any case, she had decided to make A report to the Poller..
About an hour later, as she was approaching the Shamshuipo Police Station, she was seen by Inspectur Chester-Woods in an agitated condi- tion and crying. She was brought Inside the station where she related her ordeal, after which she was taken to the Kowloon Hospital.
She was examined by Dr. Ng who would say that the was in a rather excited condition when he first saw her. There were signs on her body which tailled with her story,
Enquiries were then made by the Police, and the accused was arrested as the result of the paper which he left in the basket and which was kept by the girl, following their visit to the Alhambra Theatre a few days previously.
At the station, the nccused told Inspector Chester-Woods that he gave the girt 80 cents and that she forced him to do what he had done. Later, the nccused was formally charged, and in reply he said he took the girl to be a prostitute. He added he had known her for 10 days and had taken her out to pictures.
Medical Evidence
Dr. Y. K. Ng, medical officer of the Kowloon Hospital, was then called, and he deposed to having seen the girl about 7.15 pm, on the day in question. The girl was crying and In a rather excited condition at the time. She told him she had been raped.
Subsequently he examined her and found signs on her body, which were consistent with her having been Interfered with.
Witness was giving his evidence from prepared notes, and Mr. D'Almada objected to this method.
In reply to His Lordship, Dr. NE said the only part of the notes which he produced were taken at the time of the examination, whereupon he was told that he was allowed to rend only those which were contem- paraneous.
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capable of putting up a stout resis
lance.
Did you find any signs which were inconsistent with consent?-No.
.
Girl's Story
The girl then went into the w}{- ness-box and stated that prior to
the incident the accused's behaviour
had been proper.
After
She then described the offence and added that she attempted to resist It was not strong enough. the incident she told Morgan "I wilt She Jump into the sea and tic."
and was restrained from doing so they returned to the bench where the accused made signa to her to keep quiet. She did not answer Wireupon Morgan held up a etenrli ed st as if to hit ber. Eventually she told him she would report the nutter in the Police, and he replied "all right."
In reply to Mr. Williams, she said that after the assault she became so angry that she took 60 cents from Morgan. She denied that she gave her consent,
At this staдc, Mr. D'Almada rug- gested that His Lordship ask the jury whether they would like to hear the case any further an all the material It was in ovidence had been given. the power of the hay to stop the case if they desired to do so.
Is Lordship then told the jury that in all cases, and particularly in sexual
cases such as this it was within their competence to say whether they would like to hear any further evidence or not. It was not
Court of morals but of law and if the Jury thought the evidence was flimsy they could stop the case i they wished.
After deliberating for about 10 minutes, the Foreman of the jury said five of them were in favour of stopping the case but two against.
were
His Lordship aid that in that event they would continue with the ense. but if the other two jurors should decide to change their minds later, the case would be stopped.
Denied Conscat
The girl was then cross-examined by Mr. D'Almada, and admitted she was also friendly with, Morgan's friends and had been out for-walks with one of them. On one occasion she went lo Canton where she stayed with her adopted grandmother's umah'a aunt.
Previous to the day in question she had been on familiar terms with Morgan, but she denied she consent- ed to every one of his actions at the time of the incident.
After
Inspector Chestor-Woods had read out the statements made by the accused, Mr. D'Almeida submitted he had no ease to answer.
Mr. Williama contended the case should go to the jury because the medical evilence corroborated with the girl's story.
times more potential than the ultra- violet rays. The installation of the St. Bartholomew's new machinery is said to cost around £15,000 sterling! which is half the price of one gram of Radium,
Every substance can last a certain number of years and wears off in course of time. A machinery or an engine can only last a certain num- ber of years but radium is said to be able to last almost indefinitely, in fact even after 1,500 years it wit not lose mure than ofty per cent of its power. Whereas the cast of machinery for one hospital only is
Alleen thousand pounds, with that amount in radium many hospitals could be benefitted instead of one only.
According to Professor Dr. Paul
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MI Radium Ra 19. enough to cure sick- nrases like rheumatism, sciallea, etc.
better are
thun Whether X-rays Rndlum remains to be proved, but there are all the tangible evidences that the same amount of first-cost much more hospitals than only one could benefi besides in the long run of age, radium will easily out- Jest machineries nu its usefulness should last about 3,000 years but how many years can a machine last? I should like to know the opinion of other Authorities and medical fraternity about this matter.
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SINO JAPANESE MEETING TO BE CONTINUED
Shanghai, Oct. 21.
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A nth interview between General
Chang Chun (Chinese Foreign Minis-
ter) nnd Mr. Shigeru Kawagoe (Japonese Ambassador) has been ar ranged to take place this afternoon at three o'clock. Although harmony has not yet been achieved between the two representatives, Chinese circles belleve that there is a dis- tinct possibility of a settlement,
The Improvement in sentiment is due to the fact that the Japanese. Minister of War has modified his strong attitude towards China. The Sino-Japanese negotiations, Nanking circles believe, are going to be pro- tracted.
Some of the Japanese soldiers who withdrew from Chapel on Monday afternoon unexpectedly returned to their barracks In the Chinese ter- ritory again yesterday morning and afternoon. The Japanese explain that the withdrawal was due to the death of a Japanese marine from an Infectious disease, which necessitate a temporary withdrawal of the troops.
Japanese Manoeuvres
Peiping, Oct. 21.
the In view of the fact that. Japanese troops in north China will hold big scale manoeuvres.nt Tien- His Lordship: I am bound to tsin, Peiping and Tungchow from October 20. the Hopel-Charlor Polill direct the jury that it would be wo dangerous to act on the uncorrobor- ch Council is sending out four The idea is to ated testimony of the girl. Is there offells to the scene.
explain the manoeuvres to the Chin- any corroborative evidence what-
ese villogers in order that no mis souver?
understanding should occur.
Complaints have been inade to the Hops-Charhar Political, Courell also that Chinese property in Fengihi was during Janan- damaged recently ese-manoeuvres, while some Chineze, houses have been occupied by Janan- ending its representatives to Fengtal ese or Koreans, The Council is
to make investigations.
Mr. Williams: I submit that the extensive bruising on the girl is cor- roborative. That is the only point,
His Lordsblp: No complaint wear. made whatsoever for over an hour and a half. I am quite satisfied that on the evidence. I would not be justi- fled in leaving this case to the jury. There is no charge easter to bring than the one such as this and there is no case more difficult to meet, and the law has wisely ordained as a rule of practice that there must be corroboration. Not only is there no corroboration in this case, but the girl's story is a mass of contradic-
General Chang tions which no person of Intelligence Kawagoe met again this afternoon to could possibly accept as the true continue negotiations for the settle- ment of the Sino-Japanese differen- story. I propose to direct the jury here and now that it is their duty ces. Japanese circles which yester
day were inclined to be optimistic to formally return a verdict of not guilty against the accused.
over the prospects of an agreement changed their tone to-day as the re- sult of the various indientions that the Chinese attitude remained arm on the North China question..
Clean Record
Uncertain Outlook
Nanking, Oct. 21.
Mr. Chun and
General Han Fu-chu, the Governor ot Shantung, has announced that he As returning to Tsinanfu in a few days after having another Interview with Marshal Chiang Kai-shek--
After the Jury had done so, Its Lordship, addressi..g Morgan, sold: Murgon, you are discharged. I think) it is only right hat in this case should say a word or two of my awn view about it. i am not going to say that this is a case which ought to have been dropped, for the au- Reuter. thorities must, on a serious allega- tlon such as this brine viu forward in order for you to establish your in- nocence at the linnds of the jury who nite your fellow citizens. There is not the slightrat foundation, in my
After assuring Dr. Ng that his ob- Jection to the ninteg was only a matter of low and not because he thought he had invented them. Mr. D'Almada asted" How long have you bren qualified?
Witness: Three years. Not very much to do with this sort of unsavoury business, I suppose About seven or elekt eneng,
You are well equainted with Taylor's Medical Jurisprudence? You
'Do you also agree with Taylor tint 11 out of 12 enges of rich n. natura considered judgment, for any one of afternoon, but according to a Foreign
ore usually found in he hased on fabrication? Yes, quite agree
Not in Accord
Nanking, Oct. 21. General Chang Chun, Chinese Foreign Minister, and Mr. Kawagoe Japanese Ambassador, met egnin Uils
the alterations that have been de Ofice communique the views ex- liberately and recklessly brought
In reply to further questions. Dr. ¦ against you. As for as 1 um can-
Ne mold the wirl dist not felt him where the offence was committed, She was well-developed and quite
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accord."
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.Oct. 31, 9.30 am.. Oct. 31, 10 a.. Sut., Oct. 31.
....Oct. 30, 5.00 p.m..
Reg., ... Letters, .Oct. 31, 10.30 a.m.
Coolidge
Oct. 31, 9.45. a.m.
Shanghai, Japan, Honolulu U.S.A., President
South Central and
Americo, Canada and Europe via Sari Francisco-duc San Francisco, 18th November.
Manila, Rabaul, Australia and New Nellore
Zealand vin Brisbane-due Bris- bane, 17th November.
Manila
Parcels, Reg..
Letters,
Parcels,
Reg., Letters,
..Sat., Oct. 31. ....Oct. 30 5.00 p.m.
Oct. 30, 6.00 pm, Oct. 31, 8.30 am..
Sat, Oct. 31.
Oct. 30, 5.00 p.m. Oct. 30, 0:00 p.m. .Oct. 31, 9.00 0.m. Pres. Jackson „Sal, Oct 31, 4.30 p.m. Superscribed correspondence only.
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