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CHINA MAIL
MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1955,
· Page 10
SIDE GLANCES
By Galbraith
Britain's 1955 budget will be presented to parliament tomorrow, and it looks as though there will be no national newspapers to give details of tax changes in homely terms for the ordinary reader.
The strike of 700 maintenance men, which has halted Fleet Street for 25 days, remained solid today and even if a meeting of union chiefs called for later in the day makes progress it does not seem capable of leading to a quick settlement.
In London-where the shute and a court of inquiry have down is total except for 75,000 made no Impact on the alp- electricians and copies of the Communist Dally tenance. men Worker people wondered mechanics-who walked off the bleakly if the dispute could drag job on March 25 in protest at a on into the campaign for the wage offer. Over the weekend resolved unanimously to general election to be held on May 26.
Continue the strike.
non-editorial of About 20,000
have talks | workers
lost their jobs because of the stoppage. The federation which groups their in- dividual unions has appealed to the
Union Congress, parent
body
8,000,000 intonists to help seek a settle- ment.
So
far three rounds government-sponsored
Socialists' Split In Australia
Dissidents Form New
Party
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Canberra, Apr. 17.
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of
The Chairman of the Con- gress, Mr Charles Geddes, will preside when federation leaders today meet representatives of the two striking unions.
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(Continued from Page 1) 1... The Crown's case_at the trial The Court is of the opinion rufe applicable as in down by was that the appellant raped therefore that there was a mis- the House of Lords in Davies v.
this the complainant by fraud, by direction upon
subject The Director of Public Prosedia- appellant listened to
her
taking advantage of her belist amounting to a misdirection. Intions, 1954 1.AER. at page $13 "puise," and thea examined
that only a medical examina- her abdomen. The nurse, Lau ition was
law, or perhaps more accurately intended; "that only a departure" from practice Where the judes all to warn Wai Chun ofwho was present slowly did realisation come of settled and having the force of the Jury in accordance with his during the
whole of the ex- what bed,
Raster, the conviction will be quadset, and that law. In happened
circumstances even if in fact there be smple, cor amination on the 27th)-sald she her state of non-realisation and the Court was asked by Counsel reborden of the evidence of the left the consulting room to get non-resistance at the time may Dettol
fat the Crow not to quash the cecumpos, unless the Appeal Court solution anxi SVC, have been to some extent con- conviction, but to apply the of the Criminal Appeal Act 1907.
con 'apply' the proviso to-Seperat K brought them, and then left tributed to by a drug. The ap- proviso to Section 82 (2) to the Davies case was one in which again for the dispensary.
She pellant
did not give evidence Criminal Procechire Ordinance, The corroboration' in question was called back by the appel-but made a "short statement Cap. 221, which gives the Court was that of the evidence of an lant to give two injections but from the dock in the following in these circumstances power to alleged accomplice, the
the Court It is her evidence that on, this words-
destaess the appeal if it con- does not feel
to dwww occasion they were already My Land, Gentleman of the Jury siders that no substantial mis any distinction on that account
value my profession as much prepared by the appellant and as my liberty, and for this remos carriage of justice has actually While the Court feels there is she merely gave them. After one I cannot go into the witness occurred. In our construction bere ample material to which the injections had been given box. But I do want to say this: I of this proviso however, we the Jury could look for corro-
nurse returned to the dis myse do not know whether 2 am pensary to make up a prescrip- the thy of hardy trop or must follow the settled authority boration it is felt also that it
whether Tam Shun, like myself bes of a number of cases decided in would be a
ausurpation of tien and was there, she esti- came embarrassed by the bars of England with relation to Jury's functions, and unjusti rated, for about seven minutes. events are bet, Gentlemen are proviso of the same wording fiable, to hold that any retson- Then, instead of taking the Jury: that nothing which pribed and context.
table The meaning to
Jury MUST, Da that normal and, casy way back to i with. Tam Soun in my coming be attached to it is this that if evidence and on a proper the consulting room, she went room on the zoth of August was to the waiting room. Tam Tim otherwise than with her full know. in the opinion of this Court it direction, necessarily have con- ledge and consent. The nurse, Miss were evident that no reasonable victed the appellant. That they there and about three did prepare injections on the Jury, after a proper summing might well have done so is one minules later the appellant Wong Yee Shum is a D-
could have Failed to
that they could not have. opened The door of the conure and Introducer of girls, and
do so is quite another... Convict the Tam Shop certainly knew about sex.
accused, the
to: sulting room saying
The Court has therefore," after "Her Even on the 21th of August the Court may dismiss the appeal menses are coming. Her mettises, showed considerable signs of sexual (Stirland
consideration, come to Director serious arousing When I examined her. How of Public Prosecutions, 1944,
the conclusion that it is unable are coming.”
ever foolishly i may have behaved AFR. 13). The case, so far as conviction is therefore quashed. to apply the proviso and the According to Tam Tim she, I am innocent of rape." after leaving the consulting room, Upon this meagre material and necessity for corroboration is waited
in the waiting room by examination of the circum concerned, is an umeual
one.
COURT'S POWERS fifteen minutes and stances adduced by the Crown" There is ample-in fact over thened the handle of the (as it is put in Woolmington v.whelming -corroboration
There remains the question door but
failed to open the Director of Public Prosecu-intercourse. If that were all of whether any further order After
minutes shesions, another five
1935
A.C. at 482). Con that were needed the Court is proper in the circumstances. tried to turn the handle again for the appellant sought to wouki
the The Full Court in Hongkong. (disregarding for and failed. On that Decasion base a defence of consent with purpose of this argument other unlike the Court of Criminal there were two other women in out fully relinquishing the sug- grounds
of appeal not rider
rider Appeal in England, has power, the waiting room, one the Restion of the "ghastly trap discussion) have been prepared by virtue of Section 82 (3) of nurse Laut Wai Chun, and the The latter was rightly and to apply the proviso; but con- the Criminal Procedure other an amah. Atle later forcefully demolished by the sent has been put particularly Ordinance, having quashed a the appellant came out with a trial judge in stamming up. The in issue by the appellan ever
even conviction, to
order а Dew piece of blood-stained cotton defence of consent was left to though vaguely and at the last trial. It has not been the wool in his hand and made the the. Juy.
moment, and foreshadowed only
ved only practice to do so and as far as remark above mentioned-"Her One of the grounds of appeal by one brief question by counsel is own to the Court such an menses are coming." -
is that the learned trial judge in
of map-examination misdirected or failed properly complainant: In view of the order has not previously been to direct the Jury on the sub-manner in which the defence made. The question was con- sidered by the Cours of two
in Cheng Hing U v feel justified, in Dritted
this to refer to
accepting very Rex, matter unil
was little corroboration as sufficient, of which bore no similarity to his attention the infections had been
given called to it
Counsel but it would nevertheless by Crown
those of the present case, Ir. and the nurse left the consulting
Atholl MacGregor, C.J. said room, she got up, lifted her at the close of his summing up: their duty to look for be was asked to give a
direct corroboration
(at page 55):- trousers and fastened the girdle. tion upon the lines indicated in case
going to this particular The appellant however, said Archbold's Criminal Pleading Aspect. "Not
yet not
Upon Evidence and Practice, 33rd being asked why, he said he had Edition, paragraph 1949. The In most cases corroboration to examine her frat
He told trial judge then directed the of a complainant's story upon have reiterates their Erget that the her to lie down and then to un- Jury as follows
the absence of consent would be legislature had pagp-conferred, upon fasten her girdle, which she did. in the course of his sidrest found in signs of
of them the, po to order new injury smelled her mouth and said Bernacchiment struggle.. or in evidence of out-be quashed on Account of the non- Ho
trial-in, which, a conviction has to yery odorous, very odorous not required in law in a master of dry. In a case such as the pre- cher Connection with the trial, observance of some essential techni and then put the cloth over her this but juries are warned to sent one, none these
01
things face. In a moment she lifted look corroboration. Now you
lant looking for corroboration in are present and their absence is but in which the gulls of the for the cloth and saw the appellant als cas you have to look at the foot of the bed with a pill the evidence for it-in fully accounted for by the com- quite obvious to the Cours and the his hand which be showed to arceof the compaboracion of the plainant's story, it it is a true beiousness of the offence is very
the unusual: circum great. her and said "Don't be afraid,hadow of a doubt, because you have stances all the evidence that the Court, I feel sure, will not hesitate I will insert this into your pri- the two mechical men that why 1 complainant went to the vate parts and then you will feeld forget the word there are
medical new trialg all right
At this time the the two medical men corroborating pellant's premises for
This Court agrees that it the rupture of the hymen and there examination und actually had complainant says she was feel- De Gangstering you that this one on the first day, could be would not be proper to exercise ing giddy and her hands, which man's pants has blood and seminal were holding up the cloth, fell at his clothes has blood and regarded by the Jury, if they too treely the power to question, above quoted cor thought it, as corroboration of but the dictum back. She felt herself lifted to roboristen do you want them at her story, for surely it is in the must be read in the context of the edge of the bed and then Corroboration of consent?
evidence of the woman you an highest degree unlikely that the particular case, in which the described the sensations of what accept alone & you believe her virgin, or indeed anyone except learned Chief Justice gave it as evidence was so weak that the was obviously an act of sexual no questizo zoout that, but i sng, * intercourse. Having regard to eccamine his statement and you wil prostitute" to such the view which the Court has that bees, therefore, are you stances would suddenly con- his opinion that a conviction not justifiat in accepting the sent to sexual connection based upon it would have been formed
is improper of
the Furthermore got to remember further is no need to go thing you've
possible corroborative majority cases to which the RAILWAY WALK-OUT
this, corroboration in-law is reqüized." A
material
ft for the Juty's at-
at wording of the dictum would Meanwhile a railway Strike sion of two weeks and for a were sent to the Mayar. Silk Into the evidence as to the ex
of her realisation of what at Tsun Wan this tent
INADEQUATE DIRECTION tention copy of the order to be sent to Factory
in the evidence that be apt could be cured by the called for May 1 draws nearer.
taking to deal with trouble
place. She claimed morning The executive of the 68,000 the Registrar of Companies.
to
In a case of the complexity special vagina tablets were in application of the proviso to be very ignorant about sex,
fact
Bection 82 (2) on the ground used-the locomotive men's union the
the caused by strikers. The other company Was
complainant's Golden Star Theatre Ltd who The men have been on strike and the evidence, medical and the present one, particularly, actu
such a direction appears to this | 9V) being that she was that no substantial miscarriage Dr Evatt and his supporters footplate men of Britain's state- have also quarrelled with the owned railway network will was
Instructed by Mr Hung had been engaged to begin work unmarried and that her hymen and probably misleading.
that it was to be inserted im The later today
was intact except for the rup- alleged secret Catholic society meet
A NEW TRIAL, are warned to obvio phrase In applying for a two-week ex- today. However, when the new
16mediately prior to what was Jurys are known as "The Movement" arrangements for the strike.
look for corroboration," obviously the sexual. nct. Then The Court feels that as the The executive announced their tension, Mr Gitting said the employees arrived they found ture inflicted at that time. The The over the stern measures
without
further there was the behavior of the legislature has thought fit to give Movement supports against decision on Saturday in protest grounds of inadvertence in tals the area picketed by strikers medical evidence showed that insumelent
case were contained in the who prevented the men from the complainant was not men explanation when used in appellant in crying out "Her is the power to order a new afidevit of Mr Wu Man-hon, entering the factory,
struating Communism in the trade unions at the rejection by a tribunal of
and the medical.lanatio and in the country.
a claim for higher pay for their
Police were called and some/evidence also, allied with what conjunction with two emphatic menses are coming" and repeat~ | trial, in addition to the proviso statements that corroboration ing his story of menstruation In Section 82 (2), it must be The caucus of the Par-members. This rejection, they the company's managing direc
not required in law and in two written statements. As right and proper to exercise that the appellant said from the wate
waj dock, if that were necessary, one
the bare statement that the appears from sald would distort the margin tor, which was before the Court. between sidlled and less skilled
could leave no doubt that he had
could Credland v. woman' evidence alone · could | S v. Kowler, 35 CAE, Powers where the interests of connection with the complainant, be accepted if believed all in
48, les сад
justice require it, having regard amount to corroborato railway workers.
all the surrounding cir-
munist).
reluctantly
ย
Mr Justice J. Wicks, Acting Pulene Judge, at the Supreme Court this morning granted ap- plications by two companies for an extension of time in which to file returns of allotments of shares.
was the
The first
company
Ying Bong Ltd. who were re- presented by Mr Oswald Cheung, instructed by Mr W. C. Hung, of Messrs Deacons.
of Opinion in the federation of
Was year,
been
This meeting might make progress towards setting up new negotiating machinery for the industry as urged by the court of inquiry last week, but it difficult to see how it can open path to an early settlement. Seven members of the
tors, who stated proprietors.
the Australian federal parlia-over the week-end that ment, who have rebelled strike has so far cost them over £2,000,000, are willing to accept against the leader of the new negotiating machinery but Labour Party, Dr Herbert insist that they will not increase twelve shillings Evatt, are to form a new the offer of
weekly pay rise which the main- party called the Australian vee
Four of the federation unions Labour Party (Anti-Comence men rejected.
parallel accepted The leader of the breakaway wage offers and six others are group, Mr Robert Joshua, aj still trying to negotiate better
Cheung sald the return member of the House of Repre- terms,
shares allotment of sentatives, said. tonight that he
last confer with the Prime unions is divided on the wisdom made on January would
The first allotment had Minister, Mr Robert Menzies, of the maintenance men's tac-
who made in March 1953, a few days on securing parliamentary re- ties. The compositors,
after the company was in- Party have had 3,000 members dis- cognition for the
on mised, met over the weekend corporated. On that occasion when parliament resumes Wednesday.
sad by a 4-1 majority criticised the allotment was duly returned. intractable attitude" of the Subsequently another allotment was made and the company secretary was instructed to fle the return in this connection.
INADVERTENCE The secretary, however, over- The split, which was brought dispute is settled because they looked this. He left the com into the open when Dr. Evatt have their own wage claim to pany in September last year and charged that the party was be negotiated with the pro-left the Colony in October. The new secretary did not know his being subverted by rightwing (prietors. influences related
It therefore seras unlikely predecessor had forgotten to Catholic Action Movement, came that today's meeting can Ale the retum, until he received a notification from the Registrar to a head in February when a persuade the maintenance men meeting called by the Federal to crop their main demand.
VIDpanies.
the omission deposed the Victoria which is the only route to an
entirely due to inadvertence, State Executive,
seven immediate return to work parlamentarians were members who refused to port the new State Executive.
SECRET SOCIETY
new
The seven parlamentarians were expelled by the Victoria strikers. Slate Labour Party with 87 But another union-Natsop
about 10,000 other Party members on April 7, with as a result of a nation-wide affected, has told them not to split in the Opposition Party. retur
to
The
the
Among
liamentary Labour Party meets tomorrow and they will debate a vital no conadence vote in Dr Evatt.
of
Mr Edward Peters, a member of the House of Representatives, few has said that he will move the no confidence vote...
that Dr Observers believe
to muster Evatt will be able
no enough votes to defeat the confidence vote.-Reuter,
The New CS Assumes Duty
automatically
members
if the
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London, Apr. 17. The Secretary of State for the Colonies is to be asked about the numbers of Muj Tsai children in Hongkong and the New Territories when Parlia-1 ment reassembles after the Easter recess.
The question-put-by Socialist Reginald Soren- sen-is linked with a re- quest to the Colonial Secretary for a statement on the case, particulars of which have been sent to him, of the ill-treated child whose foster-mother. was sentenced in a Hong- kong court on or about January 12."-Our Own Correspondent.
Trouble At Tsun Wan
Large
numbers
of
Police
Meanwhile, according to the Jest of corroboration. He op- was put forward a Juży might jusEKLR 53, the facts
complainant's evidence, after Parently
in
as to the
yet".
Dayne corroboration. Corroboration : 15
commal knowledge there can't be any
| Begninal stains. What more
The
one.
of the
be
some Crown's
CORROBORATION
a
"One can well conceive of cases indeed onE Tenda repeatedly of cases in the Criminal Apper) Re- ports which the learned indger of the Court of Criminal Appeal
tunate prisoner.
ap-to
Cheung asked for a exten-exergency and anti-riot units be made, the POPST order to worms's statement, that is all. One with a virtual stranger. There th
was
not
מדיי
is palpable. -
cases such as there, thin
exercise the power of outing
to make Gitthesented by Mrs. V. for some time and new. hands other, left no doubt that she was Court to be quite inadequate | shown ́ à tablet and Informed ) of justice had occurred.
Radio Hongkong
I.K.T.
14.30 p.m Programme Summary; 12.32, Double Attraction with Hidde Tuber & The Jazz Club; 1 Time Signal; 1.35, News, Weather Bepart & Spental Announcements; $50, Afternoon Concert: 2 Cloše dova
8 p.m. Mine Signal and Pro- gramine Summery: "6.03, Children's Half Hour predated by Joan sod
Trade Catalogue-Fortnightly, review
of the strikers, threw stones at them.
They were dispersed and the new factory workers were able to get into the plant.
Order has since been stored in the area.
Fined $50 For Dangerous Driving
re-
For dangerous driving Cheung
of
cise ΟΙ
STUNNED & DAZED the space of a few lines. The ion they are of such cumstances. In the present case,
they for
but
corroborative LEDE
and not
really im- plexion
to
comTM
To Tam Tim the complainant, } impression left upon the nature and made in such, diretan-
as to lead to after the door had opened, Jurymen's minds, the Court has stances,
an in the crine, 11 one was
mitted, was of peculiar heinous appeared "stunned and dazed" no
ference In would be that
of Support
the mess, and one which cut at the no doubt, not mentally clear, and on perhaps
look evidence of the complainant, or 00 should She was around the verge of tears",
give to a
proved out of professional probity and of the opinion that the amount
evidence
comodessional confidence. It is in the interest of the public, the essential blood she saw could not be
what that menstruation and she went for portant The danger of acting opportunity would have bar complainant, and the appellant
me himself that
of assistance
Either before she without corroboration was not had no such lies been told. It we question
be determined left or after her return sufficiently brought home to is the Court's opinion that the rally
the by verdict
of a Jury, more probably on both them. judge's duty has les told in this case might well and not left occasions) she put questions to been described in Davies v. lead to such an inference (we do must remain undecided by rea- 'left'es something which the complainant about what The
lle not Public think it right to go deeper son of a defect in Ilegal machi
of Director
*** gult or
The 378,000-strong railway- men's union, which includes footplate men, won its major pay claim after a threat action last strike
January. Its Manchester district council, speaking for 24,000 members in Northwest England last night, Asked its national executive to tell members that we do not the polley" of the support Jocumen.
The only bright spot in the Valerie (Studio) Tak-tan, former taxi driver, was British industrial scene today of Australian Industry: 65, Songs fined $50 or two weeks and his
in the South Yorkshire we Remember, 72, Box 200m Bert watfeld, where miners culete the one (UBE 150, LG was suspended for six had happened and received no Prosecutions, 1954, 1 A.FR. 507 into the matter) in support of nery. The Court has
therefore Choles" presented months by Mr Poon Yan-bol at mewer at first She scolded at 612 (and in many earlier the ecmplainant's evidence, and come to the conclusion that it have been idle since last Audy Mendes (Studio);
the. complainant for 159. Central this endant's ball ofanwering and finally she that, although they may convict jury, provided, that the alterna-fthe appellant should be tried" Wednesday over a pay dispute. Weather Reports A Time Sigmal,
not cases) as "To warm the Jury could be so regarded by the is in the interest of fustice Hint World News (London Relay): 8.09. A Government Gazette They agreed last aight to
Belly) or $500 was estreated when he fail-anowenal.
follows "The upon
It evidence, his Cocumentary (London
is tive theory advanced by defence again for the offence, and to Extraordinary published this resume work today-Reuter.
special sonouncements: 315 Shorted to turn up in court.
doctor examined me, the nurse dangerous to do so unless it is
is counsel was (as it could be if orders Story "The Pool! by Gay) da morning announces that the
Mr. Poon said he would take gave me injections. That is corroborated". We do not for a the jury thought ft) rejected Maupertant read by "Baběta (Studio);, 8.30, Edemarido Bos and his that fact into consideration and all I know, SUR
moment suggest that the The alternative theory men. The grounds of appeal lodged Ouchers (1943): 3, Timo algant, imposed a light fine.
After some delay the police ipsissima verba of this passage toned was the possibility that on behalf of the appellant and Concerto-Piano Concerto No. 3 LA Cheung, pleaded guilty to a
the appellant's lies were due Fourjor (Sandemational Orbis second charge of failing to notify result of a telephone call from used must be such as to impress fear of being struck off the other submissions directed to were brought to the scene as a must be used, but the language
Court included number of by Docto presented
Sudo): 1050. “BEST
Brabant the Police of change of address, the appetant to a friend of his BindingHe was fined $10. Richard Murdoch and Kenneth Horns (BBCTS); 10.50, Weather Report; 11, Time - Bignal, Eledig New Her) Goodnight (London Balay}: 11.15, Music. God Save the Queert Clow down, "
Secretary of State
Colonies has been pleasedMade Music
approve the
appointment of Without Permit
Mr E B. David, CMG,
Colonial Secretary of Hongkong
of the
Residents in Austin Road with effect from April 14. N
The notice adds that Mr yesterday complained David arrived in Hongkong yer-noise created by Chan Kan-man terday and assumed duty to who was playing a xylophone,
As a result Chan was arrested). day.
The Gazette Extraordinary and brought before Mr T. also notifies that Mr R. J. C. Creedon at Kowloon Court this.. Howes, MBE, bas ceased to morning, charged with playing a act as Colonial Secretary and musical instrument without a han resumed duly at Deputy permit from the Commissioner of Colonial Becretary, and that Mr Police.
Instagr
Last week.
argued by counsel before this
in the force. In a cautioned, the Jury the importance, of medical-register, even thous various" alleged defects in
had consented. It
10.
the
not
corroboration and the danger of the patient had statement on August 28 the acting without it. In the pret of interest to note that in Cred-summing-up dad trial. It is CHINESE SAILOR appellant said he had examined sent case it is probable that the land v. Knowler there was also necessary for us to discuss them CHARGED the complainant on both days in trial judge was unduly an alternative explanation of the and in view of the order made the presence of the nurse and fluenced by what he consideredes told by the appellant se. it would be inadvisable to do ching, of the motor ship menstruation. Also on the 28th, but the result was that his words would upset his wife, the ex- arriving of our decision not to A 29-year-old sailor, LA Bir that he attributed the blood to the plenitude of corroboration that he did not tell the truth at so. It is enough to say that dnes because be afraid it though we considered them in Hermod, was charged before Me appellant made a statement Trooper Arrives in-shing. Lo at Central, this answer to a charge of rape fin too closely approximated the planation was not accepted by apply the proving to Section
morning with being in poss-which
8212) they were not of that of the Jury The Jury As has been indicated Is Aclent weight or moment to in- D. WE Baron, has tensed to He pleaded guilty and was HifT. Dunera arbed, from, the sion of a quantity of opium ona me again said that the substitution of ble own velw for the Appeal committee t
both days should also, the Court's ample material which the Jury duce us to refrain from order United Kingdom this morning board the ship
bart vented that possibly he
rousalya Opinion have been given come ecrid comederne Carrobationing a new, triat with normal reirdorcements and No plea was taken, and L.
be Deputy Colonial Secretary cautioned.
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a mumber of Service familles who lives, at 28. Des Voeux Roanoke faminek hogy, and dosislanca za to how the trial, of the realizes to the case, our order, also, we have in this ̈ ́?
Printed and published by WattaM ALICE GRINHAM for she will sul for home next West, third floor, was remanded ning He agam and that he judge's view the ring date but that act does not necessarily fudgment discussed the facts ed until tomorrow for further en had thought fire blood to be menta mesle by the spellant, mean that the pooriso to Bection of the case only in bare oute and on behalf of South China Morning Post Limited at 1-3 Monday
could neroant to corroboration, quiries
€27(2) 1 to be applied. The line and as briefly as posibles Wyndham Street, City of Victoria, in the Colony of Hongkong, oops.
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