New Britain herald., 1917-01-24
But Just When
 Revelation is tO Made is Rather definite . .
CHIPERFIELD TURNS
 ON ATTY. WHIP1

ON ATTY. WHIPl
 Objects to What He Considers pugning of President H. c. S.. and Declares His Independent Confrcrs, Lawyers and Evej EIse-Committec Adjourns Next Week.
 New York, Jan. 24.-The mol or the New York stock exchangd have been requested by their
 of governors to make available i'd examination of the rules comrl , of the records of their transa{ during the period when Wall is supposed to have received adj i information on the presidents note are not expected by the bod governors to withhold the infd ton. This assurance was given the
 rnittee by President Noble of tn change at the resumption of the| inquiry here today. MT. Noblel peared to inform the. committI ! the adoption last night of the re of the board requiring the 500
 brokerage houses to turn over theI l to the chairman of the clearing committee for submission to the ] committees experts, who will q 1 inc them to learn the identity q operators who were dealing h( l on the short side of the stock m 1 prior to the publication of the , note. Sherman l.. Whiple, the comr ] counsel, wanted to know at the {
 how soon the responses might h 1 pected, MT. Noble said copies d 1 resolutions had been sent the bars this afternoon and that son plies probably could be expect4
 tomorrow or the day after.
 'I think they all realize.'" he
 that speed is desired, and those 1 are going to respond will respo{ 1 quickly as possible" He kneY l none who will assume the respor, ity of not complying with tho re 1 although he believed all will ! their cordial assistance to the l rnittee.
 l If any members decline to al
 to the request" remarked the s| ney, "the task of finishing the / ] ter will remain with the colnnI The attorney then resumed nil animation of MT. Noble on stock l1et methods, particularly 2 ''short'' sales. Before beginninS testimony MT. Noble obtained
 mission to have his counsel and
 Pomeroy, chairman of the stock
 committee, at his side.
 ChiperficId Asserts Independent
 Representative Chiperfeld of nois injected some pyrotechnics the inquiry today by criticising VI ples' methodb of examining Nod In the course of Whipple's exal ation of Noble regarding the ren| of securities from the market, q ney and witnAss failed to agree oil depreciation If 8 pool. Whipple asked Noble if he had not hadI thing in mind and said another. N started to reply when Chiperfield| terrupted.
 MT. Chairman. he thunderedI don't think the statement of the ness ought to be impugned."
 Whipple, seemingly distu1 paused a moment and then. add sing Chairman Henry and the wit} said:
 'If I iinpugned the statement the witness, I certainly did not inl to-" he said. Do you think Fl pugned the witness. MT. Chairmal
 'I want it in the record" Chi field declared. "tFat I object. to say that now. so that some q can make comment which I desirI make As a member of a commid I am going to follow certain without regard to counsel or the of the committee.
 Chairman Henry explained tha} did not think Mir. Whipple intel to impugne the statement of the ness.
 Mr. Whipple responded that. was thought he had impugned Noble he would apologize.
 'T want to say that l. for one with the spirit Of COOP ton of these gentlemen was Glli} fields closing comment.
 Whipple then said he did not sire to examine the witness fur1
 Most of the direct testimony ofl Noble was in regard to secu4 withdrawn from the list. He %dI ted that short dealing in narrl held stocks was dangerous.
 Before Noble was excused, Rs1 sentative Bennett wanted to know Bethlehem Steel was not an exal of a narrowly held stock of the which was dangerous for out Y spectators to deal in because of difficulty in always making pro deliveries.
 1T have read in the newspapl said Bennett, that Charles M. Scl