The evening world., 1912-04-29
|SMAy TO GIVE Up
ALL DISPATCHES
ABOUT THE TITANIC
Vice-PreSident Franklin Makes
the Announcement at the
Inquiry To-Day.
NEW MARCONl DENlALS.
Sammis Explains Why the
Wireless Operators Were
Allowed to Sell Stories.
NEW MARCONl DENlALS.

WASHINGTON. Ap1i 2~.-EnJsavor-
INC 70 further rspudists any tatimAAons
that he had sought 10 any way to sup
press or delay news Of the Sinkins Of
the Titanic. 0usiislmo Maseoui ap-
psArsd to-day for . third time before
tho Senate committee Of inquiry Into the
disaster.
Mr.. Marooni produced copies Of many
msssages which passed. between the
Aarconi Office and the CarpathlA In
an sndsAvor - gst definite inSpemAtion
Of the wrsdk ana the survivors. Mr..
Mareoni Va excused BY the committee
IN order that As might sail Tomorrow
for DnSianA. Chairman Smith thanked
him ~ the atd ~ haA givsn.
,. y. oamfls. oh1sf engineer q the
American Nasooai Company. also tssti.
0sd. s~xpiainan6 what actuAtsA him IN
ssnoans messages 70 Operators Bride
ana Gotham On the cArpathia - hold
thaf stories for -four hGursA" He said
he had made N arrangement with .
New York paper for them TO sell their
personal stories and had sent the mes
sasss to the "boys' informing them Of
that fact.
p. A. Q. Frsnenin a~nnouncsd 70 ne
committee that all the Isnay despatChss
would b produced.
MARcoNI coRREcrs A FORMER
erATEMENT.
When Mr.. Aarconi was q the sand
last week Chairman Smith asked him II
he had sent any messages to the Car.
pathia. and no had saAd No. He said a
me stand to-day that on he return 10
New York he found he had sent a
messaSe.
The Message was:
April, 10. lSl3. I A. M.-To Calvin.
Wireless Narooni Station. 6iascon-
se, MasA Send the foliown6 I'm
mediatay. advise us delivery: wire
nsws Dispatches immediately to
Siasoonset o. to navel boats. IL
this Impossible ask captain otvs roa-
son why no news allowed 70 BE-
transmitted"
Mr.. Marcoui saad he rscsivsd no reply.
bride. the Titanic operator on board the
Carpathia, told him he had received the
message.
@. DID he give or did you ask his rea-
sons for not answering7 A. No.
senator smith intimated that the cast
Of Jack Binns. the Republic operator.
gave the carpathia operators a fair
idea of what they might expect. Opera
tor Gotham OF tho Carpathis was In the
room while Senator Smith was ques-
Aa-ut.. Az Ma rraUi SpNAtOr 4mtth
saw him.
"Omcer," he said. II want Mr.. Cottan
70 step outside the room while ! am
| conducting this inquiry Of Mr.. Mar
coni." Cottam stepped out In the hall.
II would like 20 ask you" the 6ena-
Tor continued to Narcona. "wfhetheF
from the developments Of this inquiry
you DO not feel II 10 incumbent upon
you to discourage the practice At opera
tors selling stories OF big news events
such as this disasterf"
Certainly. I am In favor OF dtscour-
aging the practice and naturally give
very great weight 10 the opinion ex-
pressed by the chairman OF the com
mittee." said Mr.. MarcOni.
Marconi read copies Of the msssaGes
sent by the company In an effort to gei
news OF the disaster. Some a then
reads
1913 A. M.-cspe Race: Keep us
advised Titanic.
'Camperdown. n. q. Get Us
quick Information concerning IT,
tanic. Wire this OF.
"Apri, 10. 'ia-t.o6 A. n. Mar
con, station. Camperdown. ". 8.
Wire present position Titanic or
Olympic. Wire whore you think
"Aprii 10. 'I2-l p. NJ. Marconi
station, Cape Race. n. r. Can you
rive us any information a. 10 the
Californian Has she n passsn-
April 10. is A. N. cowdsn,
s~iasconsst. II you have IN names
Of passengers on the Carpathia
April is, 'i,-s.ls A. NJ. Mar.
conf Station. Cape Race Can't
you inform US v%irEinan's position
or whether she has any T~itanie's
passengers
, "Nsw York. April 10. Marconi
Station. Camperdown. N. 8. Frank
lin. White Star. desires to know
! why not receiving messages from
C~arpathia. Rush answer"
: MARcoNi ADMITS " WAS
"siLENcE" ORDER.
. Mr.. Marconi read a message sent
! - r. II. on April II i~nstructinx Sc
Gate. N. Y. station and several adjs
cent stations to handle nothing but bus
ness from the CArpathis and from 90,
y srnmsnt ships hurrying 10 meet II
liner. In rseponse 10 . question he eel
practically II was q 'silence' order.
The wttness read several addition
uessaxss askinS news Of indivtduaa
among them Mr.. and Mrs. straus, O.
John J. Astor. Charles N. Hays, BE,