New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 12, 1925, Page 15

iy b A bk N b o e s e b e by L d ot e e e G A O G SR Gttt Attt A e St et ac g tuog a biethst g he Sy s Sanoah Sy O B e aind o e it n S I S R A THA OBJEGTS 10 PRESS CONMENTS Saps He'll Not Submit to Further Hounding New York, June 12 (A—Harry K. | Thaw, whose return to the bright lights of Broadway a week ago for the first time since his release from an institution, caused widespread comment and whose second return Wednesday night, when he spent a quiet evening in a night club with a bevy of chorus girls, brought him venewed publicity, issued a state- ment through his counsel last night saylng that he would not submit to any further “hounding or pound- ing.” Wants Fair Chance | He demanded the “same fair and #quare chance which every Amer- jcan is entitled to” and asserted he had done nothing to warrant “ex- ploitation” in the newspapers. The statement follows: “I purpose to prosecute any false accounts published against me in the future. 1 will not submit to any further hounding or pounding. ‘fhe public in general has been giv- ing me the same fair and square chance which every American 18 cntitled to. There 18 no reason why 1 should be treated differently by the press. "1 protest being exploited in the ewspapers in sensational heaa- lines and news items when I have Jone nothing to give warrant to | such spreads. I have a right to 0 about my business as long as my conduct fs not different from that of any other man. “1 refuse to be made the target my longer for false reports and artoons, or to be the victim of press agents whose accounts are swallowed whole by newspapers vithout investigation. The stories recently published about me are ut- icrly false. Gave No Big Tips "1 gave no gifts, nor exagger- ted tips, nor lavish entertalnment. ! have been demeaning myself in same manner as any decent citi- I realize that on account of in the my having been so much public print T am in the public eye wherever T go. “At times I have found it diffi- cult to escape intrusion, and when- vver T have been approached by | the management of any public place and have been introduced to lifferent people, I have considered it good pelicy not to be rude, but to accept these courtesies. This gentleman's conduet on my part ught not to '@ the basis of a lot of stories made out of whole cloth nd sheer {magination to create a | | vorsen and speck of life In all that watery waste. Her position as last taken was 11.26 north 11,27 east, or approxi- mately 440 miles from Advent Bay, Spitzbergen, which she is expected to reach by noon tomorrow, The owners have not yet apprised Captain Johannessen of the reason for the change in destination re- counted {n yesterday's dispatch. There 18 much speculation aboard concerning it, as it is belleved ice conditions are more favorable at than at Advent Bay. Furthermore, to reaclf Danes Is- land from the latter place, Lieuten- ant Holm and his companion fliers will have to cover 150 miles, as they must keep to the coast line, The mechaniclans of the party, who constantly go over the machines to keep them in the hest possible condition, are also Thor Smaaland; 1'ridtjof Walther, both of whom are expert wireless men, and Hans Hal- Rolf Nokregaard, All are attached to the navy yard at Horten, whence the expedition start- ed. Yesterday, the completion of the third week since Amundsen’s hop oft for the pole, was solemnly com- memorated by those abroad the In- gertre, SOCIALISTS HOLD KEY 10 FRENCH FINANCES Their Attitude on Calllaux's Fiscal Reform Bill Awaited With Interest Parls, June 12 (A—Finance Min- ister Calllaux, having completed the outline of his fiscal reform blll be- fore the finance committee of the chamber of deputies, announcement of the attitude of the socialists in the forthcoming chamber debate is awaited with keen interest, Much hinges upon thelr decislon, votes in the ment depends for its majority. The subject was considered late last night at a caucus of two of the four groups forming the cartel. No Matin says it understands the soclal- ists were divided. The more extreme members are reported to have declared thir op- position to Caillaux and thefr will- ingness to break with the govern- ment, while the others were not so intransigent 1f a way could be found of making clear that the party capital levy scheme, which Caillaux refuses to consider. The radical soclalist group ie said to have subordinated everything to the importance of voting the 10256 budget without further delay, re- serving any new schemes for next year's budget. sensation.! AMUNDSEN RELIEF BOAT | IS ALL ALONE IN NORTH Plowing | The Ingertre Today is Through Desolate Green- land Sea & 8. Ingertre, Bound for tergen, June 12 (P—The Ingertre, learing Lieutenant Lutzow nd his little band of filers Spits- Holm | north- | from an Inspection of the five sugar | vard to search for the Amundsen |centrals which the bank controls in | while at pasture, he warns against polar expedition, today was plowing | Philippines Expecting a Big Sugar Crop | Manlla, June 12 UP)—A sugar pro- duction record for the Philippine Is- lands was established by the Pam- | panga Sugar Mills at Del Carmen during March, when 89,920 tons of | cane were crushed, and 9,810 tons of sugar milled, Throughout the sugar area in- creased production is expected, ac- cording to Wenceslao Trinidad, gen- eral manager of the Philippine Na- tional bank, who has just returned the province of Negros. He said the the desolate Greenland sea, the only "mrlus!ry's future was bright. Kings Bay, the original destination, as they form one of the principal | groups in the left cartel, upon whose | chamber the govern- | resolutions were made public, but Le | had no intention of abandoning its | WHATTODOWHEN .~ AFRAID OF STORM | | {Bxpert Gives Advice for Timid in Thander Showers | Milton, Mass., June 12 (—About this season as the old almanacs | used to say, expect thunder storms, | | Inevitably they bring danger to | human life but the hazard can be | @iminished considerably if the ad- | vice of men who have made a thor- ough study of the electrical dis- | charges of the atmosphere is fol- | lowed. [ One of these experts is Alexander iG. MacAdle, director of the Blue | Hill observatory and professor of | meteorology at Harvard university, | | In the little building on the wind swept summit of DBlue Hill, the highest point In eastern Massachu- | setts and in the midst of the Blue | Hill forest reservation, he has spent many years in watching and analyz- | ing the action of the elements, He has made a speclal study of thun- | der storms and some time ago he | | formulated a set of suggestions to | help people take care of themselves | during such disturbances. Since ( that time, he says, experience has borne out the value of these sug- ‘-gl'!tlolls and science has not de- | | veloped any new means of safe- | guarding a person against lightning discharges, | | Get under cover, is his first rule. | If you can't do that, lle down. | | About ten lightning flashes in | | hundren come down to earth in a | | stralght line and the person who stands out in the open when such | flashes are seen invites trouble. But | getting under cover doesn't mean seeking shelter beneath a tree be- cause that will bring you in the di- | rect line of discharge and Professor | McAdie says more people are killed by lightning in this way than prob- ably any other, The doorway of a barn or a win- dow near a chimney also are dan- | gerous places to stand, because lightning follows to some | extent | any draft of air, especlally warm | air, When the flashes are heavy or | numerous keep away from chim- | trees, flagpoles or metal | | neys, | clotheslines, and cut out your radio. | | You are safer indoors than out. | The probability of a person In an { ordinary residence bullding being | | struck, says Professor McAdle, 1s | very slight, and dwelling houses in | | city blocks are virtually safe. He | defends the lightning rod, once 5o | popular but now largely fallen into | | disuse, asserting that if a house is | provided with good lightning rods | | there is little to fear. | Golng to bed doesn’t do any par- ticular good butstanding on giass. | rubber. a woolen blanket or any | other good insulator will give a per- son a little more security. The ob- servatory director advises passen- gers in a trolley car to sit still if lightning comes in and burns the fuses because with the roar and blinding flash the danger is over. He urges that every effort be made to resuscitate a person struck by lightning. Tt seldom kills out- | right, usually stunning the vietim in such a way that artificlal respir- ation will restore him to conscious- | ness. | | For the protection of livestock, which often are killed by lightning |tying them mear a wire fence, | 63 MAIN STREET MACKAY &WALLIN NEXT TO METHODIST CHURCH at Special SWI with magazine pockets chain suspension. 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