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It will be recalled that in Deo ember last the L.O.C. decided that Waterloo Bridge should be reconstructed, with not more than Ave arches over the river and of a width to take six lines of vahicular traffic.

The Improvements Committee of the Council have since been considering the matter, and their report was laid bofore a rocont mooting. They point out that:- The high aesthetic value at- tached to the existing bridge, and its relation to adjacent and more distant buildings, such as Somer- rset House and St. Paul's Catho- dral, demand that every effort shall be made by the Council to ensure that the now bridge shall be a worthy successor.

WING ON CASE.

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"I personally," said Mr. Zoltlyn, "would have hesitated before de- priving Hongkong University students

of the services of a man in order to put him in the witness box to tell you some- thing that you could see for your selves with the naked eye."

MR ZEITLYN'S SUGGESTION.

Mr. Zeitlyn repeated that it could easily be inferred that, the assistant cashier, prepared to pre- clude at all costs the possibility of a second payment, tore the label off himself. It was perhaps loos0.

The jury could not believe that an expert forger would jeopardi his whole scheme by tearing off the label when he could have got it off by wetting it or by some othaz

Though the Royal Fine Art Commission deplore the romoval | process.

of the existing "bridge, they are) Having said that, added Mr. Zelt. willing to give every assistance lgn, he was not at all sure that to the Council, and have been in the label on "Nina" Was consultation with the Improve- forgery,

ments Committee. The result is 1 Dealing with the fact that the 2 recommendation that the label on "Emma" came off while Council should institute a com-in the possession of the prosecu- patition for the design,

tion, Mr. Zeitlyn said that Mr.

It is suggested that four asses- Bulmer Johnson in answer to Hors be appointed; Mr. S. W. his counsel had said that it came Humphreys, the Council's chief

off through considerable handling. engineer, ono nominated by" the president of the Institution of Yet whon that was gone Into more Civil Engineers, and two nomine carefully it was shown not to be

Apparently the book- ated by the president of the the case. Royal Instituto of British was put in the safe one night with Architects.

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out next day, the label was off. "Apparently, in the night, gentle- men, that label made a 'dash, for safety."! .."

Concluding. Mr. Zeitlyn dealt with the demeanour in the box of witnesses on both sides, and urg- ed that no fact had been proved;

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Above are seen the two leading characters in the] play staged recently at St. Andrew's Church Hall, Kowloon, entitled. The Perfect Husband." On left is "Young Tau" (the "Perfect Husband "), played by Mr. Frank N.W. Doodha, whilst at right is the lady, 'Kwai Fab," which part was taken by Mr. P. Sands.

as it should be proved as required POST OFFICE

by law that it should be proved, beyond reasonable doubt in the minds of reasonable men.

The witnesses for the prosecu- tion had been proved tainted.

The fabric of the case for the prosecution was of the flimsiest nature. A spider's web was as steel compared to it,

urged that" a verdict of Guilty" was the only

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Rising to make the final speech for the prosecution, Mr. Jenkin said that the case presented many exceptional features. It present- ed in one feature, something which did not occur in one trial in 10,000 criminal trials. It had never oc- curred in any case in his own ex- perience.

Counsel for the defence of the first prisoner, not content with) The usual manner of conducting a case, that is to say, testing, the] crédit of witnesses and inviting the jury to reject their evidence, had taken upon himself, after slightly and hardly perceptibly putting questions on the matter to the witness, to lay a charge up- on which he now based his real defehre. He now said that if the bel on the book "Nina" was for- ged, the foregery was committed inside the Wing On Company.

If such a case was going to be put, it should have been made abundantly clear to the witness.

Dealing with case for the prone- cution, Mr. Jenkin said that they were required to prove 'the coto- sion of certain nets by different persons which it was clear were tending towards some common éb jection.

The major portion of the evid- ence, as in most criminal cases, was of a circumstatini nature. The evidence of the acts of Fok, Lam and, Au was highly co- incidental that it was impossible. for any other construction to be put on them than they were done with a common purpose.

At this stage the Court rose for the tifin adjournment.

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