Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1928, Page 23

IONIST OFFIGERS CONVENESURDA Delegates From Seaboard to Attend Meeting Here. ¢ " 'The educational and cultural activi- ties of Zionism and other important is- sues will be considered at the semi-an- nual Zionist Executive Committee of the Seaboard Region to be held at the Jew- ish Community Center Sunday, with delegates and representatives in attend- ance from Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina and the District of Columbia. Bernard Stone, national executive of the United Palestine Ap- peal, will be present to confer with rep- Tesentatives from various parts of the Tegion on matters affecting their locali- ties. Rabbi Edward L. Israel of Balti- more will deliver the principal address. Tnvitations were extended jointly by Kellman, president of the {Cut With Cleaver, Wife Charges, After Electrocution Fails By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, October 17.—William Happer, 50, was sought by police yesterday after his wife accused him of attempting to kill her by electro- cution and then attacking her with a meat cleaver when his original plans failed. The wife, Mrs. Josephine Happer, is in a critical condition in a hos- pital. She said her husband had + wired the basement door so that when she opened it a charge of electricity would enter her body. shock knocked her down and rendered her unconscious, after which, she alleges, her husband ;uelmd the cleaver and severely beat . PLERARN Ly Radio Keeps Milk Sweet. A method of keeping milk sweet by wireless has been discovered by a scien- tist of Vienna, Austria. According to reports, the fluid so treated is kept from turning sour for four days, and for two or three weeks if it s cooled. A special renerator is fitted to a pasteurizing out- fit, or two cylinders are employed, the milk being heated slightly in one and slal‘:)ecud to the radio waves in the other. .THE EVENING XTAR. WASHINGTON. D, €. .WEDNTSDAY. OCTOBER 17 1928, — 5. AIRCRAFT BUILDERS COMPLETE MERGER Two Corporations Form Combine for Development of Aeronsutic Industry in United States. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 17.—The Loen~ ing Aeronautical Engineering Corpora- tion, one of the largest buildess of amphibian planes, was merged yeder- day with the Keystone Aircraft Cor- poration of Bristol, Pa., makers of nil- itary “bombers” and trainng airerait. The merger will be effected throwgh an exchange of all outstanding shares of the Loening Corporation for Key- stone shares, Richard F. Hoyt, chak- man of the Keystone's board of dires- tors, announced. Grover Loening, head of the company that bears his name, will serve in a consulting capacity to the new com- pany, while his brother Albert, asso- ciated with him, will be an officer. Keystone now is building a large air transport ship as its first commercial product. The merger is reported in line with the company’s development in this field. Both plants are to be operated Loss- of Suit Case Containing Bonds Balks Family’s Trip Back to Greece The lobg-planned trip back to the hometand ti James Sotus, an Amer- ican citizen of Greek birth; his wife and their 1l-year-old daughter Joanna were to make has been indefinitely postponed as a result of the loss last evening of a suit case containing $2;000 in Greek bonds and clothing and jew- elry valued at $1,465. Sotus had relied on cashing the bonds when he reached Greece and so obtaining funds to en-| " able him to stay there six months. He is a storekeeper in Youngstown, Ohio, and was on his way to New York, where he was to embark on October 27. On the way he stopped in Washington to visit Mr. and Mrs. Theone G. Roushakes, 3002 Ordway street. Planning to leave the city yesterday ‘When irritation, Sore Throat [o ricon, i il al- Danger’ difficulty in sw: lowing wam you It usually brings speedy relief. At druggists, 35¢,60c. Hospital size $1.00. TONSILINE s.. T oedermeas of sorethroat,take Tonsiline rightoff. C 0 | Roushakes departed from the store. Previously they had told a clerk to place the suit case in the trunk on the rear of the car. -Mrs. Roushakes thinks that instead of so doing he put it be- tween_the trunk and the body of the car. It must have bounced out on the | noon, he carried his suit case when he | Way home, she declares. a@®ompanied Roushakes to the latter’s Kasueceson: e delicatessen at 1967 Calvert street yes- terday morning. He was prevailed upon, however, to spsnd another day here, and had intended leaving for New York this morning. About 5:30 o'clock yesterday after- noon Mrs. Sotus, her daughter and Mrs. As an improvement over the revolving | theater stage, a German architect has designed a revolving auditorium. The “Viola” —of patent leather, black or brown CLUB | CHANTECLER suede, at $10, and ARTISTIC WALL PAPERS in blue kid with blue suede quarter wonderful new shades and patterns from which to choose. Now is the time to get your home ready for the winter social senson. Painting Decorating Window Shades Draperies CORNELL Wall Paper Co. 714 13th St. N.W. —Now Open! OR MEMBERS i AND THEIR GUESTS . Supper Dancing Nightly, including Sunday . . . from 10 p. m. COUVERT—Two Dollars Saturday Three Dollars at $11. Harry T. Beaboard Zionist Reglon; Isidore Hersh- field, chairman of the Palestine Appeal, and Mrs. Israel Shapiro, chairman of the Seaboard Hadassah Regional Unit. 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