Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1930, Page 7

GERMAN- SABOTAGE WITNESS I WizzeD,. U. S. Claiming $40000 000 for Explosions and Fires During War. . American agents here are questioning for the first time Theodore Wozniak, key witness in Germany's cast against sAmerican sabotage claims of ebout $40,- 000,000 for damages alleged suffered the war in the Kingsland, N. J,, I‘nd Black Tom terminal explosions and fires. Wozniak was brought to Washington by German government representatives before the German-American Mixed Claims Commission in response to a formal demand for the missing witness, P when he was found recently 8t Tupper Lake, N. Y., in company of &n attorney for the Germans. The disastrous fire at the Canadian car and foundry llluummu! plant at Kingsland, N. Y., in 1917, is known to ‘have started at Wozniak’s workbench. He was questioned- by civil nu!hormu at the time but subsequently disappear: ed. As argument in the claims henrm( was concluded last year, the Germ: imony by Wozniak to Lh! as started lcci~ and was not inspired by tI German government. Since then the witness has been sought unsuccessfully by the Americans until last month, when he was discovered in Tupper Lak ;1 German attorneys refused to have his questioned at that time. ‘The examination of Wozniak, CDI\ Wucted by American Agent Boyn the presence of Karl von Lewinski man representative, is being Cnmlnued today. Results of yesterday's question- ing were not divulges Final arguments ln ‘the claims are to be made at a session of the commission #et for September in Germany. “JERSEY KID” DIES IN CHAIR WITH 3 AIDES Gangster and Companions Are Electrocuted at Trenton for Murdering Paymaster. e Lo By the Associated Press. TRENTON, N. J, July 23.—Frank McBrien, notorious gangster, known 85 rsey Kid,” and three of st TpOra- tion of New Jersey. The last man was pronounced dead at 8:38 p.m. Victor Giampietro, who had ‘hoped until the last for a repne\,c was u\e to McBrien, 'Joseph Malan; and Jose) h tho (ollovlsd quickly M’ld all were deld within minutes. It ‘was the second time in the history of New Jersey that (our persons were ex- ecuted at one Lee, who was gfl and cashier for the Public Service ofice in Newark, was ‘slain in October, 1928, by Tobbers, who fired through hi.l clle and escnped with xtm-uly four wndemned men all smoked -J they entered the death chamber. Rado was only one of the four who lpoke s he eoctoodus ere i mumbled, protesting llmost enlwnmly that he was innoce: J(enny s Brother, { Who Chases Fires, Heads Department! Millionaire’sPenchantLed Him to Install Gong in New York Home. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 23—Edward J. Kenny, millionaire “buff,” today is & full-fiedged member of the Fire De- partment, with the title of deputy fire ‘commissioner, in charge of Brooklyn. In the lexicon of the fire house is a private citien with a p!nl:hlnl. for chasing to Kenny, -whose brother, William F., *tola « Senate commitee he would “give his shirt to see Al Smith elected Presi- dent” has declared his intention. to 1 give up his brokerage business and de- vote his entire time and attention to making the Brooklyn Fire Department more efficlent. For this he will receive mppy fi a boy over my . n of a blttllion chief, Kenny has ‘been 5 an alarm gong instal #and when a four-alarm rings he has «donned rubber coat and boots and sashed to the blaze in his car. Bracing Salt Air Rest—Relaxation Low Cost A real Summer thrill for the tion Library, Table @' nm Dinner, Club Breakfast. Daily Sailings, 6:30 P.M. City Ticket Office, 731 I5th Street. National 1520. WALES” TRIP GANGELED Bad Flying Welflur Keeps Him From Opening Farm Show. 4 LONDON, .vuly 23 (D)—For the first me on record Prince al wdqy s torued | to ‘cancel an official Sport !“’mfitfl' Dies. 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