New-York tribune., 1922-10-15
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ond spin, which at 700 feet wauld l.''ea -
certain death. Finally, the pilot toos' s's NJ;
ana pancaked INTO small clearing IT, /
with crash. sr ssdS
Browns first impression was sh.. j.
over. Finding himself uniniured 49,. y
-~leaped from the machine in t;rna s. fs'se
tary Denby, safe but for a fea = =
climbing QUE of the wreckage. ''s
"Just minute, Mr.. secretarv., .
Brown. II want to get this pictufa,s '''s
And the Secretary was so dunfo,,u,,
he stood there until Brown had Co..
feet. Il
Camera men become ingenious and 49,.
full. Bill Heartfelt, veteran a ~
and Arthur Sorenson, then acub D IS
signed to Hot Springs, Va. to ee4 80 -.
of Woodrow Wilson, then on his ~ -
having just married Mrs. Gait
Heartfelt and sorenson were follox.,
couple of suspected anarchists in 81 >.
burg during the late Cars regime. Thsp
dent played golf and Sorenson and ~
spent the whole night in the yols =.
as to catch the President when h :.
come on the links In the morning. T.s.s
Service men found them, however. and 49,
them none too gently.
Finally Heartfelt succeeded IN er..u,
room IN the hotel at which the Pres
and Mrs. Wilson were staying. This
overlooked path in the gardens uses i,
early morning strolls by the Chief EYscus.s
and his bride. The camera men cut ,;s L
the window shade and poked their !,
focus lenses through. Then they discsy.
that secret service men had taken m Il
tions outside She door Of their room and ~
listening for the telltale grinding os y
camera. Heartfelt went to the bathroom srl
open the door and turned on the Tata
the tub, making such racket that the Al
service men could hear nothing else III
when the President appeared they ground
their pictures.
Jerry Fraenkel, another New York csrI
man, Slipped one over" on President viii
and the secret service men at Washing
1t was following Mr.. Wilson's illness. Ali ii
tographers had been forbidden to make ii
lures of him and they were barred from q
White House grounds. Fraenke however ID
sent to the Capitol with instructions 10 us
pictures of the President In order TIT d
blarue could attach to the organization I'd
employed hin-for the Administration j
means of retaliating on any news gatherl
agency that disobeyed its orders-Fraeaa
vas discharged" and operated as ID
lance" He studied the White House gruua,
and learned that the President left in q
riage through the East Gate almost eVa
morning for a brief drive. He engaged
room at the Occidental Hotel, cut slit
the shade for his long lens, as Hear6eld 4
Sorenson had done, and got excellent q
exclusive pictures of the President that vi
the first to show to just what an extent I
illness had affected him.
U. K. Whipple, star among motion Hsz3
camera men, has travelled all over the vi
and adventured in many climes. A year 4
he was in India with the Duke Of Connsu1
uncle of the King Of England, on q n
hunting expedition. Whipple boasts dss||
ton by Albert, King Of the Belgians, y
he accompanied on his tour Of Ameria !
Carl Whalen, at present in Brazil, holds
Order of the Fine Arts, conferred upon
by the present Sultan of Turkey, whozf
photographed In the Yildiz Kiosk at Comf
tinople two years ago. Tracy Mathewsol
other "movie" operator, considers himseRs /
sonal friend of the Prince of Wales. his
highness never fails to ask about Mathsst
whenever he meets ali American photogrsrl
Mathewson, while in London not 50 Ions =
visited Buckingham Palace by invitation
the Prince, and from that time on noslD
was too good for him at his hotel
AS Mathewson tells the story .
when / arrived in London It was NY !"
tention to try for some intimats p'csu'ss ~
the royal family. Accordingly vr0ts ~, "
to the secretary Of the Prince cf Wsiss' ss y
knew, asking him to request as tOss' 80
ness to aid me.
II heard nothing for day or Two, aau 8 !.
one afternoon the room clerk at my n0'ss I
preached me with great awe, ana n VA 8. 1
tremendous respect informed me u'as 8
secretary to the Prince Of Wales nsu 7,
phoned to the hotel and left word thas l,s s.
highness would receive me at the ps'ass i,
the following morning at g. From uDas . 4
on was marked man at that ho9sl. &
used to call up my room several un'ss 4
to ask if everything was satisfacs01s. g. = !.
thought / was hobnobbing about Lona'A i
the Prince" 1.
Mathewson made tour OF Canaoa e. ass
United States with the Prince. Wv &.
Princes special train pulled into 9 toNn 81 81
ewson would jump off before the tra'n ss.,sl ,;ss
full stop, and when the Prince sss.' $,