The Archive · 1928

A Contrast in Behaviour

It transpired that, in a subsequent interview in' the French Court, Mr. Maguire had complimented him on his courtesy. Witness stated that he had shown more courtesy than usual to Mr. Maguire. Mr. Maguire had favourably comparett his behaviour to that of M, Henri's. In reply to a question whether Mr. Maguire's attitude wag such a to rouse fear that he would do physical damage to M. Henri, witness replied that his colleague could look after himself.

From other questions witness: made it known that he considered Mr. Maguire to be very excited and Henri calm.

Questioned by his Honour witness did not know who had issued thei

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