Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1929, Page 16

ATTORNEY SCORE LOSANGELES POLE Prosecutor in Trial of Officer on Bribery Charge Alleges an YOM KIPPUR SERVICE STARTS FRIDAY NIGHT Rabbi Abram Simon to Preach Sermon at Eighth Street Temple. of the Jewish holy days will be opened ‘The annual Yom Kippur observance | THE EVENING Simon, who will preach topic will be “I See Nof Saturday morning at the 10:30 o'clock | services Rabbi Simon will speak on “From Zl{m to Turlc!;’.“ (m a d.ky o{ atonement_program, he will speal 7:30 o'clock the evening of October rs at the temple on the subject “The Miracle of Atonement,” Children’s services will be conducted on the fol- lowing day at 9:30 a.m. and will be followed by a sermon by Rabbi Simon ac 1 o'clock on the subject “The House Without a Staircase.” Memorial services will be held at 3 o'clock that afternoon. : Rabbi Simon will be assisted at the STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1929. FAILURE TO RATIFY TREATY IS REPORTED Import and Export Prohibition Pact, Approved by U. S., Lacks Majority at Geneva. By the Assoclated Press. GENEVA, October 1—The interna- tional treaty for the abolition of import United States Senate, had failed yes- terday to recelve the necessary ratifi- cation of 18 countries. 1t was provided in the treaty that ;l states must ratify it by September 0. The Italian and Jugoslavian govern- ments deposited their instruments of ratification yesrerday, and Portugal inti- mated its ratification might be consid- ered as taking effect yesterday. Counting these three, thé total num- ber of ratifications was only 17. Even if there had been 18 the treaty could not have come into effect, becauss three countries whose ratification was essen- tial have not approved it. These are Germany, Poland and Czechoslovakia. secretary general, Sir Eric Drummiond, to summon a meeting of the signa- tories to decide if they wish to bring the treaty into force among themselves. $130,000,000 IN TAXES IS LIFTED OFF ENGLISH Rating Relief Act Is Credited With Taking Part of Burden Off British Industry. By the Associated Press. LONDON, October 1.—A burden of and agriculture when the rating relief act, passed under the last Conservative ernment, came into effect yesterday. t relieves agricultural and industrial property of three-quarters of the local rates or taxes, providing rejmburse- ment for municipalities direct from the treasury. Many appeals are being made against decisions of the assessment committee as to which types of businesses are eligible for exemption. The courts have been asked, for instance, to decid whether whisky stored in a bonded | store is merely stored, or is undergoing | a maturing process and therefore is | exempt. | that the coal industry will save $15,- 000,000 that iron and steel trades will gain not less than $2,750,000 a year, with further benefits on freight rates reduc- tions: shipbuilding, $2,000,000 & year; chemicals $3,000,000 a vear and tex- tiles more than $15,000,000 a year. Given Air' Commission. Herbert G. Partridge, Hampshire avenue, has been commissied 73 the War Department, a captain in the Air Corps Reserves of the Army. Montevid<o, Uruguay, will erect a thy at the Eighth Street Temple of the | Yom Kippur services by Joseph Salo- Waskington Hebrew Congregation Fri- | mon, Lee Baumgarten, Dr. Bernard A. day evening at 8 o'clock by Rabbi Abram | Baer and Julius Re! building costing nearly $600,000 for Pursuant to article 17 of tho treaty, Ni and export prohibition and restrictions, the League council has authorized the hich ~ recently w: ratified by the “Appalling Situation.” about $130,000,000 in annual municipal | It was estimated agriculture has | Faculty of Architecture and the taxes was lifted from British industry | benefited to the extent of $12,500,000: ' tional Art Instituf | | é % § By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, October 1.—A charge ! by District Attorney Buron Fitts that | Los Angeles police had intimidated w nesses in the trial of Police Sel ‘Thomas B. Washburn on bribery charges | ‘was under investigation today by Mayor | John C. Porter, the county grand jury and the city police commission. Declaring there existed a “frighifal | and appalling police situation in Los; Angeles,” Fitts, co-operating with El- | wood Decarmo, chairman of the cou grand jury, called a conference ot th city officials yesterday. Refusal of witness, Mrs. Tillie Kruger, to testify at; ‘Washburn's trial as she had before the grand jury which indicted the polic2 - sergeant and seven other officers on charges of bribe-taking resulted in the call for a conference. Drastic action was threatened by | Fitts, who charged police were using their authority to intimidate witnesses | in the trial of the eight officers. Gen- eral graft conditions were to be re-| viewed and a general shake-up of the | poiléce department might follow, Fif sald. Deputy District Attorney Percy Ham mond, in charge of prosecution of the | eight officers, said his witnesses told him ' they would like to testify hut were afraid ; of the police. One witness, Hammond said, told him a police ca n- personal- | 2- dvhrpatened to hara him if he testi- ed. “\\\é S Frec; Gifts Of Your Own Selection With a Purchase of $25 Choose any article selling for $2.50 With a Purchase of $50 Choose any article selling for $5.00 Wtih a Purchase of $75 Choose any article selling for $7.50 With a Purchase of $100 or More Choose any article selling for $10.00 SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at_and_Sallings From New York. Boudoir Chair Covered with fine qual- ity cretonne. $6.95 Easy Terms gnt!mber 20 Occasional Chair Attractive design and nicely finished, $5.95 Easy Terms September 25 ' Sevtember 20| September 24 September 11 September 21 September 21 September 21 September 25 on Juan St Louis—Hambirg " .. ! San Lorenzo—Santo Domin: Santa_Elisa—Valparaiso... Tuscania—Sonthampton President Wilson—World ‘crui Adriatic—Liverpool Cameronia—Glasgow Ceiba—La Ceiba. ... 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