THE SUNDAY STAB, Washington, D. C. sealed. While the conclave is rarely last more than a few said the reception contrasted Well over 825 youngsters Youth Center lut year. This A-14 iPMPAI. OCTOMI 10, IMI in progress food will be served days. with that received as he passed received practical training special aerviee was made pus* through Communist Czechoslo- and guidance at Bakers Dosen aiblr by your gift to UGF. twice a day through a kind of Workmen today were Install- < Vienna Greets vakia. No crowds gathered lng stovepipe leading revolving-door arrangement. No the from; i| a window of the Sistine Chapel there to greet the cardinal—the will be permitted to enter only prince of the Roman - one to the stove in which the Papal : MRS. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT ' "awrw Mass Today Will End or leave until the necessary ballots are burned. Over the j Polish Prelate Catholic Church behind the the custom has grown Iron Curtain in Europe allowed ENDORSES AMAZING NEW two-thirds majority has de- years, VIENNA, Oct. 18 (AP).— up to bum indecisive ballots to attend the Rome conclave HEARING INVENTION cided on the name of the new Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski of to elect Pope. 4 Mourning for Pius XII with wet straw, producing a ; a new Mr«. hat Pope. Poland was given an emotional Eleanor Roosevelt now J Crosby Royer dark smoke. A successful bal- Apparently, these officials other prominent Americana By s. welcome by hundreds of Iron joined European Correspondent of The Star lot is burned without straw so said, Catholics Czecho- and people from all walks of lift in w Two Reasons for Steps Curtain refugees and Austrian the in revolutionary hear- that crowds watching from St 1 praising a new Jr ROME, Oct. 18.—A final ered from his operation to at- Historically, there are two Catholics today as he jujlved slovakia were kept unaware ‘ing device called “The Littener.” “It wJ Peter’s Square can know that certainly heraldt a new day for tht solemn pontifical mass ending tend the conclave. , by train en route to the Papal that the Cardinal was traveling reasons for all these extraordi- a new Pope has been elected. , hard of hearing,"laidMrt.Rooitvelt. the official nine days of It is expected funeral Conclave in Rome. through. that nary precautlohs. The obvious >_ j peopla mourning for Pope Plus XII service* for Cardinal Costan- 1 The crowd cheered and many Continuing, .he added: “If The Cardinal left Warsaw only knew what a revelation and a 1 will be sung at St. Peter’s Ca- tini will be held one is to prevent any undue ex- kissed his ring. A young girl • in St. Peter's yesterday. He had a five-hour Joy The LISTENER i«, they would being knelt and presented him with thedral tomorrow. In attend- next week. Preparations for the ternal influence from Chinese Cardinal stopover here between trains not for a moment htaitatt to wtar ance will be Secretary of conclave are going ahead on exerted on the sacred College flowers. The Cardinal patted before proceeding to Rome •nt. Thit n tht drat hearing aid that *• Dulles and representa- expected her head. txactly fit*my nttds. I didn’t ratlin { /• 1 J-W Btate schedule and are not in the of its delibera- where he is due tomorrow. 1 tives of many other Western to be postponed. course Plans Rome Trip Members of his entourage a hearing aid could bt at good at thit.” \JHMOn LlSlWnwr^ tions. Official greeters of the Car- pmcmr. nations. Today these preparations in- BONN, Germany, Oct. 18 dinal here were the Papal Nun- comm mmtm tuts withoutobiioatiom. But second purpose is to The services will be con- cluded the of sealing off a AP).—Thomas Tien, Msgr. Dellepiane, by Job i Cardinal able to go to Rome for the cio, Giovanni 3-1110 ducted French Cardinal the Vatican’s famous Sistine encourage the cardinals to ( Archbishop, ST_3_SSS3 Eugene of the Chinese Cardinal-in-exile, will Papal funeral. and Vienna’s Dr. ISJ. Tlsserant, dean Chapel, where the make their choice little Koenig. Cardinal Sacred College, before the Cardinals with as go to Rome to take part in the Hospital authorities said Franz The Ygrk will gather for their fateful delay as possible. Before these driven by to the Nun- j Rostmosd Htarlßg Aid 0«* lag., 1411 Ntw Art. N.W. symbolic coffin bearing the election of the new- Pope, of- Cardinal Tien would fly to was car election. By the time the meet- stern measures were applied but that it yet cio’s residence where he rested | Without obligation, send Illustrated booklet On plain wrapper), Papal tiara. The actual burial at Sieburg Rome was not j ing begins all access to the centuries ago, the selection of a ficials Clinic re- known what day he would leave Cardinal Wyszynski was ac- services for the Pope were ported today. Name I • chapel surrounding Pope required companied by chaplain, Monday. and rooms sometimes a j here. his his —, held last years. secretary, J Mr. Dulles will be where the Cardinals will eat number of More recent- The 68-year-old Cardinal The cardinal has been resid- and by the leader of I Btreet —— accom- sleep completely ly, particular opposition | panied by other members and will be while no time wgs severely hurt in a highwayjting at a nearby Catholic mon- the Polish Catholic closed off and the windows j City *t»te I of the American delegation limit Is imposed, the conclaves accident August 13. He was un- lastery. party. Dr. Stanislas Ftomma. J named by President Eisen- hower to represent him at the ceremony. They are former Ambassador to Italv Clare Boothe Luce and Chairman John A. McCone of the Atomic Energy Commission. Arrive in Military Plane Mr. Dulles, accompanied by Mr. McCone and Mrs. Luce, arrived this morning in a United States Air Force Jet tanker. “We are here to represent President Eisenhower at the solemn funeral services tomor- row for Pope Pius XII,” Mr. Dulles said. “We are deeply Rrieved that the occasion which brings us back to Italy is such a sad one. Pope Pius XII kept faith and justice alive. His passing has saddened the en- tire world, but his inheritance will never be forgotten.” The Secretary of State was met by United States Ambassa- dor James D. Zellerbach and a group of Italian and church dignitaries. Heads of other government delegations here include Ger- man Foreign Minister Hein- rich von Brentano and French Foreign Minister Couve de Mourville. Luxembourg’s Pre- mier Joseph Bech is also on* hand, as well as Ireland’s Pres- ident Sean T. O’Kelly. What a wonderful way Statesmen Meet The assembled statesmen have seized the occasion for a few informal get-togethers since theft arrival here. Mr. Dulles, who is planning to go on from Rome to Formosa for talks with Chiang Kai-shek next week re- . ceived visits late today from Italian Foreign Minister Amin- tore Fanfani as well as the French and German foreign ministers. Later he paid a courtesy call on Italian Pres- ident Gronchi. Tonight Secretary and Mrs. Dulles were entertained at a “family dinner” at the Villa Taverna, official residence of Ambassador Zellerbach. The only- guest was the Secretary's son, Father Emory Dulles, a Jesuit priest stationed in Rome. After the services tomorrow the visiting foreign representa- tives will be received by the College of Cardinals in the Consistotorial Hail of the Apostolic Palace of the Vatican to express the formal con- dolences of their governments. This will be followed by a lunch at Rome’s North Amer- ican Academy for the American delegation and the two Amer- ican Cardinals already on hand. They are Cardinals Spellman of New York and Mclntyre of Los Angeles. Cardinal Mooney of Detroit is arriving later by ship. 52 Cardinals Expected In all, 52 Cardinals are ex- pected in Rome for the open- ing of the conclave which will choose the successor to Pope Pius XII. The meeting begins next Saturday and is expected to last several days. The total number of car- dinals —already the lowest in many years—was reduced still further by the death Friday night of 82-year-old Celso Cardinal Costantini as the re- sult of a heart attack after an operation. The Cardinal, wha had been ill for many years, has served as Chancellor of the church. He had recently been pronounced suffivieritly recov-

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