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Enclosure
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Oral Statement by Mr. W. G. Jury,
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W. G. Jury states as follows:-
On the 9th. October I went to Taipo. I got
there at 7.30 p.m. I inspected the Exchange Telephone. I slept
the night at Talpe and on Sunday the 10th. October I cleaned
the lightning protectors. I went along the road to the 16 mile
stone and inspected the line. I remained at the Railway Bungalow
I did not get intoxicated that day. I then went back to Taipo
Station. I went back to the Bungalow at 10.30 p.m. I slept the
night there. On Monday at 7.30 a.m. I proceeded to the Exchange.
I remember asking the Interpreter for the morning report. I
remembered nothing more until I found myself in the Lunatic
Asylım, I made a report on Saturday to Mr. Tooker and entered
it in a book at Taipo. I inspected on the way to Taipo the
Kowloon "aterworks Telephone. From Shatin to Lok Lo Ha I
inspected the line. I say I was not suffering from acute
alcoholism when I was admitted to the Hospital. I had been
taking drugs on account of sleeplessness. I sent out my boy to
get me something to send me off to sleep. The boy came back
with a bottle containing a dark brown liquid. I am not able to
say if I attempted to commit suicide. The work I had to do
would have taken me to the following Wednesday. On Saturday I
had three "pegs" of whiskey.
Dr. Koch states as follows:-
Mr. Jury was admitted to the Hospital on
the 11th. October at 4.45 p.m. He was suffering from acuto
alcoholism. He is still a patient in the Hospital. The conditien
Mr. Jury was in was not due to any drug but alcohol. I know
nothing about the suggestion that Mr. Jury attempted suicide.
There were no marks. I am not able to say how long Mr. Jury
had been drinking. He must have been drinking very heavily, to
have