Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1929, Page 24

24 THE EVENING SIX FROM DISTRICT | [_~veep on ®oi oF sovon | GET HONOR RATING Justice Brandeis and Maj. Peyser Cited Among Na- tion’s Distinguished Jews. Associate Justice Louis D. Brandeis of the United States Supreme Court and Maj. Jullus I. Peyser, president of : the District of Columbia Bar Associa- tion, are among six Washington resi- dents named on the honor roll of American Jews for 1929, according to the current issue of the American Hebrew. Other Washington names on the honor roll are those of three members of Congress—Representative Florence P. Kahn of California, Representative Adolph J. Sabath of Illinois and Repre- | sentative Isaac Bachrach of New Jersey —and the director of the Jewish Com- munity Center, Maurice Bisgyer. This honor roll, compiled annually contains this year more than 100 nam covering distinguished _activity fields of endeavor important to the Na- tion and the world at large. Justice Brandeis is cited for his ald in the cause of Palestine rehabilitation. Maj. Peyser is included in the honor list because of notable service at the bar, and the three members of Congress are singled out as having rendered im- Pportant service in public office. The citation of Mr. Bisgyer is for his distinguished work in behalf of educa- tion. He is a member of the national committee on education recently ap- pointed by Secretary of Interior Wilbur. Three Americans who are not Jews also are included in the honor roli. ‘They are Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University; Dr. A. Lawrence Lowell, president of Har- vard University, and John D. Rocke- feller, jr., who are cited for their work in the interests of a Protestant-Catho- Uc-Jewish activity in educational insti- tutions in this count: REICHSWEHR LINKED WITH ARMS SMUGGLE Trial at Kiel Over Shipment to! China Is Likel yto Determine ‘Whether Group Is Involved. By the Associated Press. ! KIEL, Germany, December 11.— Whether the German Reichswehr and navy permitted or had knowledge of an attempted shipment of 8,000,000 rounds of rifle ammunition, worth more than' $100,000, from Germany to the army of the late Manchurian war lord. Gen. Chang Iso-Lin, in January, 1928, likely to be determined at a sensational STAR, WASHINGTON, BOMBS WRECK TWO NEW ORLEANS CARS Only Two Persons Hurt as Dyna- mite Blasts End Quiet in Trolley Strike Situatiod. By the Associated Press. NEW ORLEANS, December 11.—The dynamiting of two street cars after a month of quiet today brought about an investigation in which police said sus- | pect: would be charged with violating | both the State law providing the death | penalty for such violence and a Federa | injunction protecting the ',mlle{a. | 'Since the beginning of a street car | strike in July numerous trolleys have | been bombed here. | The two cars were dynamited last | night in the residential section of the | city. Two colored persons were injured. All policemen on vacations were ordered D> C;, to return to duty to reinforce the patrol stem. system. ‘The explosions took place only a few minutes apart. In the first car the blast tore up the floor, broke a front truck and drive wheel and smashed al- most every glass in the windows, but in- jured no one. In the same section short- ly afterward another car was bombed with 20 passengers aboard, all except the two colored persons escaping injury. Good Estate $300,000. CHICAGO, December 11 (&) —Assets of $300,000, nearly double the total estimated with the filing of the wili, were revealed yesterday wl? the recording of an inwentory of the es- tate of the late Secretary of War, James W. Good, who died November 18. Mr. Good lefy his entire estate to his 1| widow, to be divided between his two sons at M¥s. Good's death. . A shoe manufacturer in Czechoslo- vakia will open 400 retail shoe stores, fi\lvlnu him 1,000 stores besides branches practically every town of 3,000 pop- ulation. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1929. . Bchool’ Benefit Arranged. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. DISTRICT HEIGHTS, Md., Decem- ber 11.—A dance and card party for the benefit of the Pine Grove Public School will be given by the Parent- Teacher Association of that school in Suitland Hall, tomorrow night. Mrs, M. Vermillion is in charge. BURCHELL’S FAMOUS BOUQUET COFFEE Better Quality at a Lower Price 33c Lb. N. W. Burchell 817-19 Fourteenth St. EXPRESS SERVICE NOW AVAILABLE TO AND FROM WASHINGTON Commenc December 16th the Railway Express Agency will inaugurate Air ress Service between Washington and Pittsburgh over the Clifford Ball Line, making direct connections via Cleve- land with the transcontinental air express service. Shipments will be accepted weighing not more than 200 pounds per plece at a value not to exceed $5,000.00 per shipment. ’lx:';g servlmge ‘;lnflu Efimx”’""p'}y \‘: mx\‘r&:aed tgr' all p;\ir fimress. approximal e from Wasl to San Prancisco or Los Angeles is 35 hours. For further information, apply: RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY Address: 1414 F Street N.W. Telephone: National 1200 Upper—Julius 1. Peyser, Maurice Bisgyer and Justice Louis D. Brandeis. | }| Lower—Representatives Florence P. Kahn, Adolph J. Sabath and Isaac Bachrach. investigation which lasted nearly two years. ‘The accused, who are alleged to have engineered the giant international smuggle, which was halted just as the ammunition was about to be loaded on a Norwegian steamer here, are a former German army officer, a naval officer and five Berlin merchants. ‘The ammunition came from a scrap- ping plant maintained by one of the accused merchants at Sueptitz, near Torgau. 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