Evening star., 1934-04-05
INSULL WRITES MEMOIRS.
Former Utilities Magnate Wants
World to Know Story.

Samuel insult spent today writing notes
for his memoirs so the world will have
his side of a spectacular story.
Sitting under guard in a hospital
ward. he jotted memoranda of his
desperate sea flight from American
authorities.
The Turkish government, which
stopped the flight unceremoniously
sought to sweep away the last legal
cobwebs and have him ready for the
United States when it comes to get him.
Public Prosecutor Kena announced
that Istanbul legal authorities were
examining the new protest lodged by
lawyers against insults arrest He
reaffirmed that the penal tribunal
had definitely rejected a petition for
an appeal.
$4,000 to Conduct Fight.
During the night the travel-weary
Chicagoan received word from his
London agents that an additional
$40 900 had been made available for
his use in continuing the laSt-ditch
struggle against extradition to the
United States
Cheered by the message. insult spent
yesterday evening writing letters and
making notes for his memoirs
He remained under guard in a
hospital ward while extra police were
assigned to scatter throngs of curious
outside.
AS if his own troubles were not
enough. insult received several letters
tn6aU from
tary aid. Others wrote expressing
sympathy for him in his fight to avoid
trial in Illinois on larceny and fraud
charges in connection with the fail
IRE of his holdings.
Lawyer Plans Appeal.
insults Turkish lawyer announced
he would go to Eskishefir probably
tonight to present personally a new
appeal before the court of cessation.
However. in addition to the state
ment of Public Prosecutor Kena that
the penal tribunal had finally done
away with all possibility of an appea,
many competent jurists held that the
insult case does not qualify for appeal
American authorities. confident that
insult will be available when agents
arrive to return him, were reported
considering placing him aboard the
American steamship Executive, which
leaves here next Tuesday. or the
steamship Excelsior, scheduled to de-
part April "a.
tReports from Athens said today
that Mrs. insult, about whom insult
expressed concern yesterday, has given
no indication of when she plans to
leave. In London friends of the
fugitive's wife said they understood
she plans to remain in Athens for
the time being. They said her health
is none too goodD.
Insults British attorney. Mango
maintained an optimistic attitude. de-
claring the argume ITS supporting the
defenSe's position were valid and per-
mitted great hopes of success.
He maintains that his appeal
against the penal courts decision has
not been rejected since no notification
OF rejection has yet been received
from the tribunal.
He said he demands insults release
on the grounds that filing the appeal
suspends preventative detention. He
said the defense is protesting against
the judicial procedure in the case.
Baggage Is Examined.
The police, delivering insults bag.
gage to him. made a minute exami-
nation of the contents of the valises
in Insults presence.
The former utilities czar remained
completely alone except for his law
yers and an interpreter.
He smokes Turkish cigarettes al
most constantly. casting frequent
glances through his window over the
harbor toward his former high-seas
haven, the Greek tramp freighter
Maiotis.
However, he has made no COM
plants against the treatment accord
ed him in the house of detention, but
has manifested. on the other hand
his satisfaction with the arrangements
afforded him.
In his staring from the window,
insult might have seen the Maiotis
get up steam today and move away
from her anchorage.
Rumors Immediately circulated that
the battered ship was departing for
Greece. but. as on a previous occa-
sion. she was merely changing her
position. This afternoon she was again
riding at anchor