Evening star., 1934-05-09

by the Associated fTesS
CHICAGO, May 9.-Judge Sam
uel Alschuler in United States Cir
cult Court of Appeals refused today
a motion by Samuel Insults at
torney to reduce the 100000 bond
on which the elderly prisoner was
held in the county Jail.
BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 9.-Samuel insult
will be arraigned in Federal Court
Friday, 1t was announced today, to
be charged in the two Federal cases
against him.
The deposed utilities magnate, now
in Cook County Jail, will be brought
before Judge Philip L. Sullivan and
will hear himself charged with using
the mails to defraud, in connection
with the sale of stock in Corporation
Securities, Inc, and with fraudulent
acts violating the bankruptcy laws.
The other defendants in the mail
fraud case have already been ar
raigned and will have their next day
in court on May Is. The nine busi-
ness associates who are charged. along
with insult. in the bankruptcy case
have never been arraigned, however.
They will come into court with
insult Friday.
Son to Face Court.
insults son, Samuel, jr.. and his
brother Martin will stand at the bar
with him. The other defendants in
the bankruptcy case are Harold l..
Stuart, president of Halsey, Stuart &
Co, securities house; Philip j. Nc
Enroe. a vice president OF Corpora
ton Securities; John F. O'Keefe, as
sistant treasurer and later secretary
of that firm: Edward j. Doyle. presi-
dent of Commonwealth Edison Co.;
Stanley Field, a director of Corpora
ton Securities: William r. Irwin, an
auditor for Corporation Securities,
and Charles w. Daniels, assistant
secretary and assistant treasurer OF
that company.
Corporation Securities was organ
lied in 1929 and was one OF the last
of the blocks in the insult financial
structure.
While insult rested in the county
Jdll IlOSplIdl, lllS dIIOA1iCyy AOyN 49,
Thompson. announced he would go
before the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals and ask that it cut
in half the 100000 Federal bond
fixed yesterday by Judge John P.
Barnes.
Lawyer Will Seek Writ.
Thompson also said he would seek
to free his client on a habeaS corpus
writ.
DR.. Francis w. Mcnamara. the Jail
physician. insisted that insult be
brought into the dispensary on a
wheel chair, remarking that his gen.
eral condition was still bad and must
not be aggravated.
He was dressed in pajamas, slip
pers and maroon bathrobe of light
wool. insult cheerfully volunteered
that he felt much better.
The doctor told me must not
smoke" he said, and, with gesture
and a smile at Mcnamara, "and I've
followed your orders"
His shock of white hair had been
cut by the Jail barber and insult re-
called with amusement that his last
trim had been at Istanbul.
How did he like his surroundings?
insult wouldn't talk about that, nor
Of his family-family affairs were
never mixed with business. he ex-
planned. He had not conversed with
any of the fellow inmates OF his
hospital ward, among whom is 49,
year-old George Rogalski. held for
kidnapping and murder Of little girl
Avoids Conversation.
IT have purposely refrainec from
talking 20 any one about why they
are there" insult said
He would not discuss the charges
against him.
What is the real story back Of 1t
alp" some one ventured to ask.
I'm not going to tell it he said
Then, after a moments reflection, he
went on:
Many people seem surprised how
a man of my age can 60 through all
this. I can 60 through it, because
know that have never had dis
honest dollar in my possession. If a
man can look himself in the face in
his room and know he has done
nothing morally wrong, it isn't any
trouble for him to face a crowd"