The Archive · 1929

What Grounds of Complaint?

My, Wing outlined the complaint against his client at some length. He read to the Court an affidavit sworn by Mr, E, G, Jamieson, H.Mi Consul, which supported the applica. tion against' his client, which stated that a complaint had been received by the consulate that the article "The Savagery of the Rice-fed Mind" was a deliberate and open contempt of court, He then read the complete article, and concluded by remarking that' the affidavit sworn out by the consul did not state definitely the grounds of complaint, His own clint had filed an affidavit which he also read to the court, In this affidavit he admitted doing the editor and publisher of the paper "The Showdown" and while holding to his opinion that the sentence on Messrs, Garcia and del Valle was excessive, humbly apologized for the intemperateness of the language used against Judi Wu. Paragraphs 3 and 4 of this affidavit follo

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