Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1927, Page 4

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BYRD FLIGHT NEWS - WILLBE FOR ALL | 'No “Special Bulletins” Dur: ing America Trip to Go to Anybody. | | | Promises syndicate Comdr by various of “special Byrd's newsps bulletins f during ave br ements from | the commander himself and from the | sponsors of the flight that as has been Iv understood from the be- there will be no * for anybody. very message that comes from the “special bul | plane in transit will be available to | socta- all newspa and all new be especially fa The Evening Star 1 the purchase of of the ex- : story m be cable and a 1 fter his arrival. | The o tements were prompt- {24 by a publi 1 which has bought | f the numerous “stories of the offered by syndicates as com- from members of the crew of the plane. printing a statement that ., the radio operator on s dur- from Byrd prompt!: No Special Privilege. “Any report to the effect that an special newspaper or group of new | papers will receive radio mess direct from the plane or s one the plane erroneous. not be fair: we want e | zet the news from the f Wanamaker’s canic Co.. owner of the plan and official backer of the flight, issued this: “In order to set at res {or rumors to the cont Grover | A. Whalen, vice president of the America Trans-Oceanjc Co. and per- entative of Rodman a ponsor of the Amer- ica, emphatically states that any and a1l me s from the America dur- ing the flight from New will he received at the head- of the company at Roose- 2ld, there to be disseminated to all the newspapers and radio companies simultaneously. On Equal Basis. “This will include all reports of the progress of the flisht and per- | sonal messages to the families of the crew. No newspaper or individual will receive any message direct from the America, as it is the intention of the America Trans-Oceanic Co. to treat every one on an equal basis in order to avoid any possibility of mis- understanding.” The messages will probably be re- ceived direct by the Radio Corpora- issucd the following on rybody to \ll teports | 5 | tion of America’s stations along the |coast until the airplane passes well out to sea. Later messages will be relayed by ships to the Radio Cor- | poration’s office in New York. Thence they will be sent over a special wire to ihe Garden City Hotel, where an office has been fitted up for decod- ing them. The messages will then be sent over a special wire to the hangar on Roosevelt Field and dis- tributed to reporters from all news- papers and all news associations that want them. «CHINESE TORTURE” CHARGE ADMITTED BY DRY OFFICIAL (Continued from First Page.) negroes. It is charged that Briggs was their collector. Representative F. H. La Guardia today “‘demanded” of Secretary of the Treasury Mellon the immediate sus- pension of Maj. Heise, on the strength of Heise’s admissions in the Federal Court yesterday. At the same time Mr. La Guardia announced his intention of demanding the imme- diate indictment of Heise for assault. The demand for Heise's suspension and the announcement La Guardia would ask an indictment against Heise were contained in a telegram sent by La Guardia to Secretary Mellon. Physician Takes Stand. Maj. Chester P. Mills, chief prohi- bition administrator, while declining to make any official statement of the charges, pending the outcome of the trial, declared that Heise had denied, on the stand, that he had actually tortured Briggs, admitting, Maj. Mills said, “that he had merely threat- ened to.” Previously, Maj. Mills went on, Briggs had thanked Heise, on the stand, for “treating him like a gentle- man,” and Benny Richmond, the man said by Briggs to have been kicked, beaten and thrown through a window, had denied he had been | peaten. \ Dr. Leo Fitz Nearon, wWho sald he treated Briggs for ‘severs pains | In the head” the day after the alleged | | deree beating in Hei office, gs' charges. OFFICIALS PLAN PROBE. | | While prohibition headquarters were | without official advice of reported use | of the *Chinese method of punish- ment” by dry agents in New York in attempting to obtain information from a prisoner, it was indicated to- day that the matter would be investi- | gatea. It was said at headquarters that existing enforcement policies do not condone unnecessary violence, dam- | age to property or excessive use of firearms in enforcement of the law. s Reds to Meet U. S. Students. MOSCOW, June 24 (A).—A delega- | tion from the Central Bureau of Pro- ian Students left -today for the Polish frontier to meet a group of students and professors from Syra- uss University and Bates College | Who plan to visit Moscow, Leningrad and other Russfan cities. 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Lindbergh, who has b crowds than thi when the elevator door banged on the | crowd. Then, inside the elevator, he | shook his head, said “Whew.” and | grinned. A From the State Department the party went to the Carlton, where a small crowd of women had apy from nowhere to cheer him. They en- ved larger d frightened COL. LINDBERGH CALL FOR AIR COMMERCE v | dozen |, D U of State K v Mac( d Secretar: , Air Seere ON SECRETARY KELLOGG FRIDAY, JUNE NEW OCEAN WEATHER CHARTS MAY RESULT FROM FLIGHTS U. S. Bureau Hopes to Furnish Regular Atlantic Forecasts for Both Airmen and Shipmasters. logg. Standing, left to right: William B. Robert- cken of Commerce Department, Maj. Lanphier, | went in at 10 o'clock, and were still closeted there at 12 o'clock, while curious persons lingered outside the hotel, d the doorman still gro y didn’'t go in the 0 I could open the door Decides on Future, I ended his first d renuous one, with one thi - settled—he will devote his of his s This much was appa closed i conterences with the afr chisfs and tived shortly before 1 o'clock this morning, and it was confirmed by See- ¢ Hoover before he left for New s last night. with _definite and _practical the development of commer- clal aviation that Col. Lindbergh pro- poscs to devote himself,” the Secretary id. 1 believe after the discussion we have had with him that he will bring about accomplishments in the field,”” he added. er Juncheon with Secretary Hoo- rday the flyer and the three s went for a cruise on 8 | aviation nounced after the return of the that no definite plans had been made. the home of Assi Nider the discussions med at the home of Secre- tary Hoover, with Assistant Secretary MacCracken acting as host in the ab- “v en there, reaching the Nav: left without him, its relation to development. It Ma were r sence of Mr. Hoover. route. tered a side door and were whisked to a room on the seventh floor. They ass of the Army Air . Lanphier was to have The FOUNTAIN DR INK FOR THE HOME Cflumrr FARMS TFlavored MILK morning’s milk. 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The transatlantic airplane flights have stimulated the receiving of ocean weather reports, enabling the bureau to keep the present Byrd flight well advised as to the winds, storms and fogs which would be encountered in the crossing. This service was made possible, officials said, largely by the voluntary co-operation of shipmasters and ot the radio companies, which col- lected the ocean weather information twice daily and delivered it to the bu- reau for charting and analysis. Expects Discontinuance. “In future transatlantic flying, such voluntary co-operation will hardly be as readily forthcoming,” the afficials said, ce the novelty of the enter- prise will be gone and public interest less keen. Officials of the Weather Bureau are accordingly figuring out what can be done to stimulate inter- est in ocean weather reports to add to the safety of flying and of navigation. “It is their hope that shipmaste: will continue the work when the'pr ent flying Neverthe- less, mething more permancntly de- pendable is essential. at a more complete and ex taliide organization of the ship s ary shown by the fact that ¢s while t vers were waiting for favorable conditions the Weather Bureau did not get a single ship report from areas 1,000 e- | miles wide in the Atlantic. “Even on May 18, two days before Lindbergh made his successful flight, no report was received from any ship between midocean and the Irish coast. It was not until he had started that weather reports from ships be- came nearly adequate. 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