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CHIEF JUSTICE'S CRITICISM

"I will say this, that there is not the slightest foundation in my considered judgment for any one. of the allegations that have been deliberately and recklessly brought against you. So far as I am con- -cerned you leave this Court with an absolutely clean record. You are discharged and you may go.”

These words uttered by the Chief Justice, Sir Atholl "Mac- Gregor, at the Criminal Sessions yesterday afternoon restored Fusi Her William Clifford Morgan, of the Royal Welch Fusiliers, to his freedom and hanour.

Morgan, who was defended by Mr. Leo D'Almada, jun., instructed by Mr. G. S. Ford, pleaded not guilty to a charge of rape of a Chinese girl, aged 18 years, 'on the hillside at Laichikok on September

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There was a large congregation present yesterday evening, when following a service at St. Teresa's Church, Kowloon Tour, a reception was held at the Parochial Hall, in honour of the Parish Priest, Rev.

Mak Wai Ming Is First Notes Received From

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Canton, Oct. 21. A sensation in local swimming

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VISIT OF CIVIL GOVERNOR

Cordial Welcome In

Hong Kong.

Canton, Oct. 21. It is reported that Civil Governor Wang Mo-chung and Mr. Tseng - Yang-po, Mayor of Canton City have decided to proceed to Hong Kong on November 4 next by special train to return the courtesy call of His Excellency Sir Andrew Caldecott, Governor of Hong Kong. It is reported that "HE, the

Fr. A. Granelli, who has just re Club. He defeated the favourite, } $3,000,000 nas been received by Governor, Sir Andrew Caldecott is

turned to the Colony from a trip to Italy,

ADDRESS OP WELCOME

Wilfred Lawrence.

Exaltement, ' as the swimmers neared the sea-wall on the Hong

Dr. B. de Souza, addressing those Kong side. was terring... present said:

Rev. Fathers, ladies and gentle- men. When I was asked to give

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address of welcome to FT. Granelli, my arst impulse was not to accept the honour because, be- ing by nature and professiona action rather than of words, I could not bring forth that nuency which it is customary to display on auch occasions.

Fortunately in the case of Fr. Granelli there is no necessity to have recourse to flowery language to cover deficiencies; in fact, the material is abundant and the only difficulty is to condense in few words what one would like to say.

Father Granell!! Then eighteen

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There was a large crowd of spectators who lined the prays wall, and disrupted road traffic for a few minutes. Traffic eventually could resume. but drivers had to move" cautiously.

Lawrence came in second, fol- lowed closely by Lionel Roza Pereira. Both these swimmers are members of the VR.C.

The start was made from the Railway Pier Kowloon shortly after Ave o'clock. There was a fair, entry of competitors.

Th's race marks the close of the "official" swimming season in Hong Kong.

Max Wai-ming was also success- ful in winning the harbour race

the jury to return a formal verdict of not guilty, which they did.

The following jury wasem-months ago”: yðr left us under organised by the Chinese Bathing. panelled to hear the case- Mesars. H. Nish (foreman), Kwek Kiảm Seng, 8. Kamemura, C. F. de. Rozarlo, M. Berruex. V. T. Low and N. M. Smeby

The complainant was Li Fuk Lin, alias Li Yuk Ying.

CASE EXPLAINED Mr. E. H. Williams, Assistant At- torney General, for the Crown, said that the girl was adopted when quite small and had lived with her adopted mother since ex- 'cept for occasions when she resided with her grandmother and other friends. She was at one time fired with the ambition of becoming a cinema actress.

For some weeks prior to Septem- ber 18, the girl went to Laichikok for bathing and it was there that she met the defendant who ap proached her in the water and offered to teach her to "wim. She agreed. They met almost dally at the beach. He was usually in com- pany with friends and the girl was sometimes alone and sometimes with friends. She went for `walks with Morgan and on one occasion he took her to the Alhambra Theatre. She had a basket which was kept in the cafe next door and defendant wrote his name on a slip of paper which was placed in the basket. This paper was kept by the girl on retrieving her basket after the show.

On September 18, the girl was bathing at Lalchikok when the ‘ac- cused came with some friends. Morgan invited her to go for a wälk up the hillside. The girl was wearing her bathing costume anda the accused was wearing khaki shorts and a white singlet. On reaching the top of the hill they sat down and Morgan kissed her. He began to pull down her costume (Continued on Bick Page.)

medical advice, to recoup your Club. health broken down by excessive work in the mission deld, a victim of devotion to duty, our SOITOW was deep. It was, however, partly compensated by the thought that you would soon come back amongst us full of renewed vigour. We welcome you to-day heartily, and

health and strength. are glad to find you restored to We sorely missed your familiar figure during your absence, your captivating and

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TRAINING GALLOPS

The following training times were recorded at the Valley gallops

King's Lead Mayflower Wild Life Monoplane

New Star Estover

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21

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Stopwatch & Hopscotch 1. Centre Court Snowy River Copper Idol Vixen. Tox Bistre Bagtor

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GRACEFUL EQUESTRIENNE

There were many emestriennes at the Gymkhana," but few were more graceful than this one, mounted so well.

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LONDON SILVER"

MARKET

(From Our Own Correspondent)

London, Oct. 21. London silver prices to-day were up 1/8 as follow

Oct: 20 Oct. 31. 18-11/16 19-13/18 Forward in 19-11/1619-13/16 |

Spot

the Provincial Bank of Kwangtung. from Nanking These notes have been assigned mainly for conver- sion purposes, as a large part of the last despatch of $7,000,000 has already been converted. The bank authorities, however, have decided that local notes in hand will not be. circulated again. so as to faci- tate the unlication of the na- tional currency.

a-ao News Service.

Preparing a most cordial reception. for the distinguished guest, and members of his staff.

The Chinese community of Hong Kong will also join in welcoming Civil Governor Wang Mo-chung to the Colony, and that Mr. Li Sing- kui, Chairman of the Hong Kong

Chinese Chamber of Commerce is making the necessary" prepara- tions. -

Chinese Evening Prem.

NERVES TINGLING

Straining every nerve and sinew horse and rider enjoying

the thrill of clean jumping at the Gymkhana,

AIR TRAFFIC

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WARSHIPS IN HARBOUR

The following shows the position. of warships in harbour, yesterday: North Wall: EMB. Phoenix,

Collision-Proof Plan EMS. Regulis.

For Britain.

Great Britain may be divided up into flying areas, each under the Lupervision of its own wireless sta tion, and the seroplanes, like men on a gigantic chess-board, moved from one area to another under the control of the appropriate stations writes the "Morning Post". aeronautical correspondent..

This scheme iz part of the plan now being considered by the May bury Committee on the Develop- ment of Civil Aviation in the Unit ed Kingdom. It is intended to re- dues collision risks in bad weather, and to secure greater regularity and punctuality on the inland lines. (Continued on Back Pago)

MANILA GOLD SHARES Local Dealings

Buyers

Venz Goldfelda, $5. Benguet Explor.. 37. cts. Demonstrations, $11. Mambulao, 90 eta.. I.X.L, $3.90. Paracale Cumaus, $1.47.

Sellers

Big Wedge. 83 cts. Mambulao, 94 cta. Bales

Antamoks, $6.95, Bagulo Gold, 57-58 cts. Benguet Explor., 37 cts.. Demonstrations, $1.80. Mambulad, 91. ́ets, Syndicate Invest. 23 cts Paracale Gold, 81 cts. Paracale Gumans; $147. San Mauricio, $6.17-6.20. Big Wedge, 85-88 cts, United Paracale, $3.90. Buyoe Consol.;. $1,18.%

East Wall: H.MS. Otus, HMS. Regent, H.MS. Tarantula, H.M.S. Seamew.

North Arm: HMS. Bruce, H.M.B. Diamond.

West Wall Dock: HMS: Duncan. In Dock: HMS. Decoy, H.M.S. Defender. ́ ́

No. 2 Buoy: HMS, Medway and Submarines.

No. 3 Buoy: HMS. Adventure. No. 6 Buoy: HMS. Cumberland. No. 7 Buoy: HM.S. Capetown. No. & Buoy; H.M.S. Daring. No. 11 Buoy: HMS.' Dainty. No. 12 Buoy: HMS. Diana. No. 13 Bucy: H.M.8. Delight..

BRITISH MINISTER'S SON TO MARRY

Bride From Shanghai

London, Oct. 21. The engagement is announced of Hugh, son of Bir Sidney Barton (British Minister in Abyssinia, who. herocally defended the legations during the Addis Ababa riots) and Ros? Marie, daughter of the late M. Vilhelm Meyer, of Shanghai -- Reuter.

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