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PAGE EIGHT THE EVENING SUN. HANOVER. PA- TUESDAY. 'AUGUST 21. 1934 PRESIDENT WILL GO TO RAINEY FUNERAL Roosevelt Will Head Distinguished Group Of Government Officials At Services In Illinois Wednesday WASHINGTON.

Aug. 21. The White House has announced President Roosevelt will attend the funeral of Speaker Henry T. Rainey at Carrollton, Illinois, late Wednesday. The body of the House veteran of thirty years will be cremated in St.

Louis and the ashes sent home to Carrollton, 111., for burial Wednes- day. President Roosevelt decided late yesterday to go to the quiet little agricultural city where Rainey was born seventy-four years ago and where he made his home during his entire lifetime. Word was telephoned here that for a short time Wednesday morning, the ashes will lie in state in the Greene county court house. The funeral service is to be in the Episcopal church and burial will be in Carrollton cemetery. President Roosevelt will lead in homage a distinguished group of government officials and members of Congress.

Included will be the entire Illinois congressional delegation; Representative Byrns of Tennessee. Democratic House leader, and Representative Snell, of New York, Republican chieftain. Byrns Is Likely Successor NASHVILLE. Aug. 21, shaggy browed Joseph Wellington Byrns.

mentioned as a likely choice for Speaker of the National House of Representatives, earned his college tuition by working in tobacco fields and began his political career in the Tennessee legislature where he became speaker of the house. Following the death of Speaker Henry T. Rainey, the name of the House majority leader was pushed to the forefront in the list of possible successors. Preparing to leave for the funeral, Byrns declined to comment. Bvms whose hearty greeting is almost legendary throughout the heavily Democratic congressional Jon Lindbergh A New Nursemaid district in which Andrew Jackson lived and died, is known as to many of his constituents.

He takes little Interest in formal social affairs but finds informal gatherings particularly with young people, pleasant. His informality went with him to Washington when he became a member of the House in 1909. When he became chairman of the powerful House Appropriations Committee in 1931. he announced that is no lace for politics in my committee, want to run it in a folksy Sabath Now Dean of House CHICAGO. Aug.

21. immigrant boy who has had a hand in American government since Roosevelt sat in the White House became dean of the House of Representatives following the death of Speaker Henry T. Rainey. The new dean is Representative Adolph J. Sabath, 68, who was held a seat in the House at Washington continuously since 1907.

Only one other legislator In either House has seen as much legislation flow under the Washington William E. Borah, the stormy Idaho veteran, who went to the Senate the same year that the Cosmopolitan citizens of fifth district first elected Sabath. Shirley Grant (above) has replaced Betty Gow as the nurse of two-year-old Jon Morrow Lindbergh, of Col. and Mrs. Charles A.

Lindbergh. Miss Grant is the daughter of the caretaker of the Morrow estate at North Haven, where the child is spending the summer. (Associated Press Photo) RUSH OF HAY BUYERS IN LANCASTER COUNTY LANCASTER, A uk 21. A rush of hay buyers into Lancaster, Lebanon, Dauphin and Chester counties was reported by farmers as a result of the federal announcement that it is buying feed drouth-stricken cattle in the West. Some farmers said they believed effort was being made to the local hay market and as Ihigh as $13 a two dollars a ton more than being offered.

One buyer was reported to have contracted for 50 carloads within a few hours. No was available of whether the agents were government VEREE TEASDALE AND MENJOU WILL BE WED PIGGARDS PLAN FOR STRATOSPHERE HOP Will Take Off From Ford Airport On September Wife Will Pilot Balloon On Trip DETROIT. Aug. 21. (A and Mrs.

Jean Piccard, of Wilmington, announced definite plans for a stratosphere flight starting from Ford Airport September 3 or as soon thereafter as weather conditions permit. Professor and Mrs. Piccard began their training for the flight there last spring. Mrs. Piccard, mother of three sons, will pilot the balloon, having passed her flight tests and a written examination in June to qualify for a federation aeronauti- que intemationale license.

The flight during which Professor Piccard, will study the cosmic rays, will mark the first attempt of a woman to enter the stratosphere, and it will be the first time in aeronautical history that woman has attempted to pilot a balloon on a flight of importance. "We plan to take off in the earlv morning hours of September 3, but if there is any wind blowing, then we will have to Mrs. Piccard said. The Piccards have been at the Bartol foundation of the Franklin Institute at Swarthmore, for the past two weeks, confering with Dr. W.

F. G. Swann, director, who is building the instruments to be carried on the flight. will carry 168 geigar counters, the instruments which detect the presence of cosmic rays and the direction from which they are Professor Piccard explained. will be able to stay up onlv a few hours because we do not want to be blown out over the Atlantic.

gondola will float and would be all right on a lake. But the waves in the ocean wrould be to high to make it easy to rescue Professor Piccard was enthusiastic about the stratosphere flight Saturday in Belgium of Max Cosyns, a protege of his brother, Professor Auguste Piccard. spent a longer time in the stratosphere than any previous flier, and should have gathered much scientific he said. will not attempt to set an altitude record on our flight. Our only purpose is to gather additional scientific Around the World Today Deep sea divers sometimes become affected with a form of temporary paralysis called if they remain too long at great jou will file notice of intention to wed at 11 a.

m. Tuesday, the actress announced. She refused to divulge wedding plans, but under the California law they cannot obtain a I marriage license until Saturday, three full days after giving notice of intention. of p. (I nvention OPENS IN HARRISBURG! 21.

A banquet and dance opened the sixty-seventh annual convention of the Pennsylvania Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias and the Pythian Sisters of the state. One hundred and fifty delegates to the grand lodge were registered for the convention, which held its first formal session today. Austria Hangs 2 MoVe VIENNA. Aug. 21 farm workers were hanged yester day, bringing the total number of executions in Austria since the nazi putsch in July to 11.

After the putsch, 20 pieces of explosives were found in the room of Franz Unter bejger, 27. He admitted receiving them from Franz Saureis, 30. who confessed. They were hanged under the Doilfuss decree which makes the death penalty mandatory for persons possessing explosives. 25 Polish Radicals Held WARSAW, Aug.

21 have begun making arrests among the newly organized Revolutionary taking into custody twenty-five persons, mostly students, on charges of inciting the unemployed. The new party was organized by former members of the National Radical party, which the government recently disbanded. Eight Drowned In Algeria ALGIERS. Algeria. Aug.

21 pecsons drowned as a flood through the city of Sidi-Aissa Brazilian Plane Forced Down CABO FRIO. Brazil. Aug. 21 (A Pan-American Airways The airliner Brazilian Clipper reached this place, fifty miles short of its goal. Rio de Janeiro.

late yesterday afternoon, stopping here because of a heavy fog. The big craft, which is carrying a party of newspaper executives from the United States, was expected to remain here overnight. English Town Gets American Gift ALFRETON. England. Aug.

21 (A P) playing field of seven and one-half acres has been presented to the people of this mining district by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watchorn of New York and Redlands, Calif. Mrs. Watchorn previously built the Watchorn Methodist Episcopal Church on the site of his birthplace here, blocks of houses and a rest park for the aged and infirm.

Eats Five Dinners In Day NANKING. Aug. 21 By attending five dinners in his honor in one day. Governor Ho Chien of Honan recently taxed his digestive organs, but observed faithfully a cardinal rule of Chinese etiquette. The rule is, never refuse an invitation from a close friend.

The Honan Governor, here for a short visit, ate his first ceremonial dinner at 11 a. the next at noon, the third at 4 the fourth at 7 p. m. and the fifth an hour later. On each of the occasions he delivered an after-dinner speech.

Jail Doctor LINZ, Austria. Aug. 21 Because they waited at a hospital at Gmeud until 5 a. m. on July 27 to care for possible wounded in the civil war, a doctor has been sentenced to three months imprisonment and the director of the hospital was fined heavily.

According to Linzer Volksblatt five young women known as nazLs also waited all night "for the big blood Another doctor who was present that night was freed because it was proved he had been called to treat a patient. Hanfstaengl Guest Of Hearst BERLIN, Aug. 21 (AP F. S. Hanfstaengl Reich foreign press officer, intimate adviser oi Chancellor HiMer and Harvard graduate, flew to Munich yesterday to have tea with William Randolph Hearst.

American publisher, who is on a tour of Germany. TWO-LAYER AIRMAIL SERVICE IS PLANNED WASHINGTON. Aug. 21. 'AP A two-layer airmail service, the upper of which would have speedy express planes splitting the thin atmosphere 15,000 feet above the earth, is under consideration by the Postoffice department.

Officials of some air lines have informed postal authorities that their fast new planes operate most effectively at around 15,000 feet, but that when they have to stop frequently lots of time is lost climbing up and down. The new plan would be for these ships to carry the mail between important cities, with smaller planes covering intermediate points. FARLEY ESCORT DIES IN MOTORCYCLE CRASH PONCA CITY. Aug. 21 marred the trip of James A.

Farley through the southwest. Elmer Sartor, a motorcycle officer, who was escorting the postmaster general, was crushed beneath his motorcycle when a whccj locked. He died in a Ponca City hospital Farley in a following car. was unhurt. He hurried to the hospital after making a brief speech from the postoffice steps here.

The accident occurred near the famous 101 ranch, south of here, while Farley, with Oklahoma state Chamber of Commerce officials, was motoring from Oklahoma City to Wichita. for a luncheon speech. The driver of his car, Ford Harper, secretary of the state Chamber of Commerce, managed to swerve the wheel and avoid striking the upset motorcycle. AUTO COMPANIES MAY MERGE, RUMORS SAY firmed rumors in Wall that the Auburn Automobile company may seek to effect a merger with the Reo Motor Car company and the Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company. The rumors were stimulated, the paper says, by application in federal court today for permission to reorganize under the new bankruptcy laws.

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