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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1938.

Girl Accuses Three Troopers ALHAMBRA

KING'S GUARD MEN

CALLED "AN UNDISCIPLINED LOT"

Three troopers of the Royal Horse Guards, members of what is known as the King's Guard, were remanded in custody at Bow Street recently charged with being con- cerned in a serious offence against a girl aged 14 and nine months.

Mr. Vincent Evans, prosecuting, described the men as a "thoroughly undisciplined lot,” and the N.C.O. in charge as "entirely unreliable."

Baer Gives Blood For His His Baby

New York.

Max Baer, the boxer, gave

a pint of his blood in an. effort to save the life of his five-month-old

Max son, Junior, dangerously ill with bronchial pneumonia in Oakland Hospital, California.

The transfusion was given after the rebuked by the magistrate child had weakened further despite

being put in an oxygen tent.

The baby seemed to rally after re- "You prisoners had better stand up if you cannot sit there reiving the blood, and doctors were without making observations to each other,” he said.

hopeful of saving its life.

The three men in the doek were (Mr. Dummett) during the hearing.

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The three Troopers, Squadron, are Victor Lyd Pallia (25), Davis Ewan Thomas (22) and ¦ Henry Richard Breves (23) They were in the dock lu civilian clothier. WHEN SENTRIES CHANGED Mr Evans sald that while The sentaže Were on duly they were all

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They appeared to have gone u and spoken te ose at the troopilis They saw two other soldiers comum Bon the entrance leading to the

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Traveling in a southerly direction at a rapid rute, the fond waters of; the Yellow River are likely to run peros Hown und Anwei provinces to the Yangtze River

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such an event, which will be deelded within the next 48 hours, Gully. My Lord."

The Special Jury of seven com-the Chinese and Japanese armies. pared Messrs. 111 11 Priestley throughout Ching, including those ky-latking One soldier attemptes Foreman). A.M.L

Soares, D. W operating in the Yuugise River, may of

M Noronha, I. W. She empletely separated by a broad TO - MORROW the girls and ship Munton, J

belt of water that will end One trooper

Li Tre-fong. whn, Chou S 312-315 objected and ran away.

Warner Bros. and a girl were left in there

Mr. J Whyall, the Crown Solleitor, While they were there Fullm came and in outrang the case for the Crown

Picturo 's: sothe words with the other mild that it was alleged by the Crown Trooper and leaving the girl and Pullin in the

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The alleged assault then took place although the girl would say that she sereumed and it him (Pullin) about the Tave.

bolted

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operations until the floods subside.

Wat

The Yellow River is flowing across Hat Hom plains from Kaifeng past 2. Chowkinkuti, 75 miles south, that in the early hours of May during the middle watch, the prisoner Tathio murdered Dickinson by shooting hini from the "boom" of the ship with a evacuated by the Chinese defenders. who are falling back neross the Pel- ervice_sith,

The Dorsetabite was straming on a ping-Hankow Railway.

the north-westerly course of the

For Cairns,

cost

Chowkinho

bas already been

cannot be occupied by Pakist of Australia, having left Sydney Japanese, who are being forced back "She states," said Mr. Evans, "that she told him among other things at

lew days before, and was brand towards the Tientsin-Puikow Rallway. Thus flood waters are threatening that time Bat she was 14 years of

After the inætter the When Pulin inally left the

ahip nge.

left an involuntary truce to the greatest Cairns and came directly girt alone, Mr. Evans continued, an-

wur the For East has ever known. Bong- kong. other soldier came in and opened the Police

arriving here on May 10. There 15 a a distinct possibility that

Yellow went aboard and arrested the

River

will waters dour of the loose box which had been Dwyer, charging hun with the mur-

force their way south to the Yangtse der of Dickinson, When

he wats Basin, foreing their way through the Dwyer said, "Not charged

therwise nothing to say.”

Guilty existing lakes, although exact predie- tions are impossible at present, the The facts are somewhat con- Immense nature of the catastrophe plented, and it will be necessary for that has overtaken the country being you to give me as 1 un suce you will without precedent.

your patient and careful attention while I outline Whyall.

Shortly afterwards the girl met some other troopers who seized hold of her, dragged her along the passage next up the stairs to » barrock room the room where these men slept There they threw her down on a bed and the alleged offence by Thomas was said to have been committed there When the girt was finally re- leased she made her way downstairs and saw the corporat.

IDENTITY PARADE

the case," said Mr.j Waters Uncontrolled

AH efforis to direct the truant waters back into the old river bed

About 42 witnesses will be gatied, and have failed.

"The details are somewhat lengthy,

you will therefore have to concen- Ouly along the Yangise River does trate your altention to the case as military activity KLID prevail. presented both by the Prosecution Under the most difficult conditions

torturous headway towards

He let her out into Horse Guards and Defence. By the pplication of the Japanese navy is making slow Parade. The gutes had been closed, the qualities of good judgment which and She ran towards Downing Street and I am sure you possess, you will not Hankow. saw a police ofßeer. She went to the police station and was examined by doctor.

He would say she was in very distressed condition and had recently been crying.

The police went to the barracks,! und next day an identification parade | was held, and the girl pleked out Pullin. Thomas and Reeves, the last

as one of the men who had helped

to carry her upstairs.

the

only be able to comprehend and Owing to Incessant rain analyse the evidence, but will also be Yangise River is also continuing to able to arrive at a just and true con- elusion."

rise, and has Itself broken its banks west of Anking.

Foreign shipping companies have Junnounced, in view of the flood threat

to the Yangise, that they decline any responsibility for the transportation of goods stored in godowns,, The donger exists, secording to experts. that Yangtse floods will soon prevent all shipping on the river,Trans-

"It is quite clear that there are Mr. Evans concluded: "The police others who might have been in the have received every nasistance from docks besides the three men before Ocean. the Colonel and Commandant com- the court. The N.C.O. in charge. It mauding the Royal Horse Guards, appears, is entirely unreliable and the but not a great deal of assistance men are a thoroughly undisciplined | from the men forming the Guard. lot."

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Questions Asked In House Of Commons

London, June 20.

This statement was made in the House of Commons lils afternoon by Mr. R. A. Buller. Under-Secretary of Stute for Foreign Affairs, in reply to question by Mr. A. C. Morcing Conservative Member for Preston.

Mr. Moreing asked whether Mr. Butler was satisfied that there was no evasion by the Japanese authorit- les in answering the British repre- sentations, as some time has elapsed since the matter has been raised.

Mr. Buller: "I sincerely hope that we will receive a reply, because the question of the restoration of the northern distrlet of Shanghai is under "Lord Halifax is awaiting u report our constant consideration. British from His Majesty's Consul General representations have been made to in Shanghal on the most recent steps | the Japanese to enable represent- he has taken regarding representatives of British bondholders of the ations to the Japanese Government | Shanghai-Naniding Raliway to inspect to permit the free circulation of and survey the line, and thut traments of the Shanghal Electele necessary measures should be taken Construction Company in the Hong- ta infeguard the financial interests of kew

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