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fV CHICAGO TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1964 Section IB 1 RICK O'SIIAY rAV; DEATH NOTICES CHURCH UNIT WILL CONTINUE BAN OF WOMEN W.TH THESE WCZ.2S ND TK5 SOUL 0 OUR BR.CTK5R, UPSHOT PERCUSSION; TO ITS Serio Leo Serio, beloved son of tht late Joseph and Josephine, nee Battoglia; fond brother of August Morgaret, Frieda Cotenzaro, Joseph 'Mary Sam, Peter ICormellol, Frank (Morgarefi, and the lote Anthony. Funeral Soturdav, Oct. 17, at 9 a. from Golich Funeral Home, 6217 S. Ashland ovenue, to St.

Mary of Mount Carmel church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. PR 6-0400. Slansky I Chorles J. Slonsky, 1850 S.

61st avenue, i Cicero, beloved brother of Emily Cyre, Moe Klimo, Eieonore Schramm, and Geome Slansky. Services Saturday, Oct. 17, 10 a. at Svec Sons Funeral Home, 6227 W. Cermak rood.

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A. K.BHIPS 4-4ft. 1 LOO THAT POOR C5 FELLOW OVER FREE BARBER Peoria, Oct 15 (LTD A jury of nine men and three women last night found Ed Rehm, a barber, innocent of charges of refusing to cut the hair of two Negroes July 20. John Gwynn, president of the Peoria chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, and Fred McAfee, an N. A.

A. C. P. member, charged Rehm with refusing to cut their hair be Episcopal Body Snubs Bishop's Rebuke BY RICHARD PHILBRICK (Chicago Tribune Press Service St. Louis, Oct.

15 The house of deputies of the Protestant Episcopal church refused today, in the face of a rebuke from the church's presiding bishop, to reverse itself and open its membership roll to women. Legislators voted yesterday, by a narrow margin, not to change the church's constitution in order to give women a voice in the government of the church. Response to Bishop Today's vote was a response to what was termed "a reprimand" administered by Bishop Arthur Lichtenberger, the church's highest ranking prelate. The house of deputies and the house of bishops, the church's legislative bodies, are in session as part of the Protestant Episcopal Triennial convention here. Bishop Lichtenberger sent a message this morning to the deputies and the women attending the convention charging that by their vote yesterday the legislators displayed "an unwillingness to face the fact" that women are Christians and part of Christ's church.

Meet In Secret The president of the house of deputies, the Rev. Clifford Morehouse of New York City, interrupted a meeting agenda to declare that the message constituted a "reprimand" of such importance that the house must either "purge itself of the reprimand" or compose an answer to it. The deputies dealt with the message in a secret session which lasted more than an hour. Reporters were excluded. CRASH FATAL TO LA GRANGE WIFE IN N.

Y. Mrs. Florence Melcher, 63, of 631 N. Spring LaGrange, was killed yesterday in a two-car collision near Medina, N. Y.

Her husband, Harvey, 63, was not injured. He is an employe of the Commonweath Edison company. Stanley Shelton, 11, of 25 E. 16th died yesterday in Michigan Avenue hospital of injuries Chicago's 1964 Traffic Toll suffered when he was struck by a truck at Wabash avenue and 16th street. The driver, Robert Spoolstra, 26, of 10028 Oakley was charged with failure to yield the right of way to a pedestrian.

He will appear Nov. 30 in Traffic court. J. S. Patterson, 37, of 4606 Oak Hammond, was killed last night when his car collided head-on with a semi-trailer truck at Torrence avenue and 143d street in Burnham.

The truck driver, Lyle C. Helgesen, 30, Monticello, suffered head injuries and is in St. Margaret's hospital in Hammond. New Citizens Receive Instructions in Voting Instruction in marking ballots and. operating voting machines was given yesterday to newly naturalized citizens in the city council chambers.

Conducting the instructions were Judge Thaddeus V. Adesko of the Cir-cuit court, Sidney T. Holzman, and Marie H. Suthers, election board commissioners. av v2v ft nisp -5 5ASSN.3 SZ HARD.

IN RACIAL CASE cause they were Negroes. Rehm testified that his refusal stemmed from pressure and harassment against him and his business and had nothing to do with the men's color or race. Rehm recently faced similar charges filed with the Illinois state board of education and registration. The board ruled against Rehm and ordered his barber's license suspended for 10 days. MODELING MUSIC (GIVE BRANCH) NURSING (PROF.) NURSING (PRAC.) OPTOMETRY PERSONNEL PHARMACY PHOTOGRAPHY PHYSICAL EDUCATION PHYSICAL THERAPY PUBLIC SPEAKING READING REMEDIAL SPEED REAL ESTATE RESTAURANT MANAG.

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Visitation at Loin Son Chapel, 1035 N. Dearborn street, from 4 d. m. until 10 m. on Fridov, Oct.

15. Interment Comanche, la. DE 7-3036. Xerius Nino nc Poemer, of 1135 N. Moson avenue, oeloved" wife of Gusfave fond mother of Morwin Earl ond Howard grandmother of five; end one Qreal-gr3ndchid; sister of the inte Erm w.

Resting at the Ahignm Sons Funeral Home. 5701-03 W. Division street, until a. Saturday Oct. 17.

In tate at North Austin Lutheran church, 1500 N. Meson ovenue. until time of service ct 11 a. m. Interment Forest Home cemeterv.

Memorials will be opprecio'ed for the North Austin Lutheran church. AU 7 4440. Nirolene Dor.iel Nicoline, beloved husband of Lnura, nee Wendt; fond fa'her o' Donold tGeroldinel, Gioria IRichardi Zagorski, and Lyle sen of Ferma and: the late John; brother of Chezziro Bell end Price; grandfather of nine. Funeral i Saturday. Oct 17, 1 at Henry W.

Mueller Funeral Hone. 5300-12 W. Bel- I moot ovenue. Interment Concordia. AV i 6 8740.

Orr Dorothy P. Orr. beloved wife of John; loving mother of Richard Leis Uovcel ond Rello I Paul I Sooko; fond daughter of Thomas Simpson; sister of Marie Dovis; grandmother of four. Resting at Stermer Funprol Home, 3653-55 Fullerton avenue. Services Soturdoy.

Oct. 17, 10:30 a. m. Interment Cedar Pork. BE 5-1815.

Osborn i Mrs. Theodora Wagner Osborn. formerly I of Winnetka, III Oct. 14, 1964, ot Beileoir, wi'e of the late Guy A. Osborn: mother of Guy A.

Osborn Jr. ond I Mrs. Ralph Hopkins; sin grandchildren; sister of Mrs. Moriorie W. Foote.

Friends i mcy coll ot Hebblethweite Chopel, 1567 Mople ovenue, Evonston, after 7 P. m. i Friday, where service will be held 2:30 m. Soturdav. Please omit flowers.

In lieu of flowers, memorials moy be mode to Child Guidance clinic, Clearwater, Flo. Palucki Morv fBieszczot) Polucki, beloved wift of John; deor mother of Bailiff of Municipal Court Matthew John (Ber-nice), Frork (Lucvl Bieszczot, Sophie Edwin Ludtke, and Julia Frank La-zowski; loving grandmother and great-grandmother. Funerol Saturday, 8 a. from Malec Funeral Home, 834 N. Ashland avenue, to Immaculate Heart of Mary church.

Mass 9 a. m. Interment St. Adalbert's. In lieu of flowers contribution to your tovorite cnarily appreciated.

HA 1-58C0. Peters Clara beloved wife of Joseph dear mother of Richard A Morion and Joseph L. Funeral 11 a. Saturday, from Glendole Mortuary, 511 S. Centrai, Glendaie, Cal.

Please omit flowers. Information. HA 6-2883. Petersen Arthur F. Petersen, beloved husband of Florence deor father of Jacqueline Richard LeRov; brother of Maude Lemke, Elsie Stange, Ellen Massett; grandfather of Linda ond Susan.

Member of Mel Tiernev post. No. 247, A. and Park Ridge lodge. No.

988, A. A. M. Services Soturdoy, Oct. 17, 1 P.

at Drake Son Funeral Home, 625 Busse highway, between Touhy and Oakton streets. Pork Ridge, III. Inter-ferment Town of Maine cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorials to the Shriner's Crippled Children's hospital will be appreciated. 698-3368.

Petersen Clara I. Petersen, beloved wife ot the late Louts fond sister of Anno Noll, the late Willram Schneider ond John Schellhaus. Services Soturdoy, Oct. 17, 1 p. ot Mali Funeral Home, 3400 N.

Central ovenue. Interment Mount Emblem. Ae-nrials to St. Simon church appreciated. Peterson Carl R.

Peterson, beloved son of Ben R. and the late Mildred; loving brother of Mrs. Dorothy Nelson, Leroy, ond Mrs. Nancy Dalenberg; devoted stepson of Loro. Resting ot Starr Chapel, 2324 W.

lllth street. Services 11 a.m. Saturday. Interment Beverly. Pierkowski Melvina Pierkowski, beloved mother of Anne and Agnes; fond mother-in-law of Michael Lozin; dear grandmother of Melvin Lozin.

Funeral Saturday, :30 o. from Krasniewskl Funeral Home, 3012 S. Laramie, Cicero, to St. Valentine's church. Interment Resurrection cemetery.

TO 3-2207. Poledna Beatrice E. Poledna. beloved wife of Jomes; dear sister of Alfred P. Nees; fond daughter of the lote Minnie and Peter Nees; cunt of Robert A.

Nees; sister-in-law of Mary E. Nees. Services Soturdoy, 11 o. at De Vriendt Funeral Home, 2708 N. Western ovenue.

Interment Waldheim. HU 6-1716. Powers John F. Powers, beloved husband of the late Nelle Kelly Powers; son of the lote Alderman John Powers; loving father of Michael Kelly Powers of Mount Vernon, N. dear grandfather of Mrs.

Charles Kiel land ond Mrs. Jerry Cherrlngton; ond three greot-9rondsons. Funeral Saturday, Oct. 17, ot 9:30 o. from the John E.

Moloney Compony Funeral Home to St. Henry church. Moss 10 o. m. Entombment Calvary cemetery.

RO 4-1617. Mount Vernon, N. ond Danville, papers please copy. Preussner William F. Preussner, of 213 W.

Cortland, Mundelein, beloved husband of Maime, nee Breier; father of William, Mrs. Fred Morgaret Geinosky, Mrs. Norbert (Moriel Kiomonn; grandfather of 16; great-grandfather of one; brother of the lote Julia Getzelman, Kate Conway, ond George Preussner. Moss 10 o. m.

Monday ot St. Augustine's church. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. Evergreen Park.

Resting ot Kowske Funerol Home. 1533 W. 51st street. Information, YA 7-4765. Przybyla Moxi-nllion E.

Max Prrvbyla, beloved husband of Helen Zizkovsky; dear father of Donald, Gerald, Sue Bermlng-bam; father-in-law of Joon ond Dorothea Kenneth Bermingham; six grandchildren. Funeral Mondoy, 10-30 o. from Kortos Funerol Home, 8356 S. Marquette ovenue, to Our Lady Gate of Heaven church. Moss 11 o.

m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. SO 8-1609. In lieu of flowers please make contributions to Felicion Sisters home for the III ond oged or St. Joseph's Sisters Convent fund.

Risberg Fred A. Risbers. Oct. 15. ot Webster Groves.

beloved husbond of Mary father 0 Fred stepfather of Thomas, Leon, ond James Lawrence; grandfather of eight. Services Saturday, Oct. 17, 10 fl ot Drake Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western ovenue. Interment Rosehill cemetery.

Visitation after p. m. Friday. 561-6874. Robertson Rex Robertson of Harvey, beloved son of Leon ond June; deor brother of Mrs.

Coral Dwver; fond grandson of Mr. and Mrs. John Moher, Mr. ond Mrs. Oscar Robertson.

Resting ot W. E. Kerr Chopel, 154th ond Marshfield, Harvey, where services will be held Soturdoy, Oct. 17. 1 p.

m. Interment Cedar Park. ED 1-0016. Rogers Belle Borflett Rogers, age SO, Oct. 14, 1964.

of Townline rood, Mettawo, formerly of Lake Forest, wife of the lote George mother of George Charles of Madison, Mrs. Loren J. Eleanor! Massev of Woodstock, ond Mrs. Philip (Joonnal Stafford of Hobort, Ind. nine grandchildren; one greatgrandchild.

Services Friday, 3 p. at First Presbvtericn Church of Lake Forest. Interment Lake Forest cemetery. CE 4-0022. Rumoro Satvotore T.

Rumoro, lovinq husband of Edith, nee Lompert; dear son of Sarafina, nee De Luca, and the late Som; fond fother of Regino, Dorlene, Marybeth, ond Som fond brother of Joseph lAnnl, John MorvannI, Minnie Morio Arnmen-dolo. Rosetta IAIber'1 Leoni, ond Cor-mella George Hennum. Funeral Mondoy, 9 o. from the Granata Memorial Funerol Chaoels, 1857 N. Harlem ovenue, to St.

Gertrude church. Franklin Park. Please omit flowers. Interment Mount Carmel. TU 9-1700.

I Ryan Mictioel E. Ryan, suddenly, beloved husband of Charlotte IKatel; fond father I of Margaret ond Kathleen Ryan; brother of Sister Mary Grace, Incarnote Word, Mary Moriorty, Catherine Kotel Detter, the lote Wolter, Julie Fronkenbock, Beatrice Cannon, Cornelius I Sonny Margaret Fitzgerald, ond Patrick Ryan. Funeral Monday at 9 a. m. from lea son Funeral Home, 8619 S.

Ashland avenue to Little Flower church. Mass 9:30 a. Interment St. Casimir's cemetery. Member of Boilermakers union.

Local No. 1, ond Little Flower H. N. S. Visitation after 5 p.

m. Friday. BE 8-9180. Sachs Benjamin J. Sachs of 15637 Lexington avenue, Harvey, beloved husbond of Jeonnette, nee Kruger; loving father of Gloria Neer, Sue Berkens of Cleveland, Stephen end Jeffrey; grandfather of Michelle Berkens; deor brother of Eva Kingston.

Services Friday 2 p. at Piser Memorial Chopel, 6935 Stony Islond avenue. Interment Beverly cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the Heart fund will be appreciated. DO 3-4920.

Saladino Cloro Solodino. nee Da Giou, wife of the lote Joseph; dear mother of Joseph, CFD. Funeral Saturday, 11:30 0. from Lupo Funerol Home, 3722 W. Chi-cogo to Our Lody of Angels church.

Interment St. Joseph cemetery. 227-5040. Slawko Dmytro Slowko, beioved husbond of Theo-philio, loving fotner of Wolter Myrtlel, Olgo Porvsick. and the late Donald Al-vinol; grandfather of three.

Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from Olenec Bros. Funeral Home, 2255 W. Chicago avenue, to St. Joseph Ukrainian church, 5C00 N.

Cumberland avenue. Interment St. Nicholas cemetery. HU 68220. Smith Anton Smith ISzmydl of 2721 W.

59th court, beloved husbond of Minnie, nee Podrzvcki; loving father of Felicia Dr. Edwin Smvd, D.D.S.. Dr. Milton Sn-vd. D.D.S ond John J.

Smith; grandfather of four. Funeral Saturday, II a. ot Roleigh Funerol Home, 2307 S. Loromie ovenue. Interment Mount Auburn cemetery.

OL 2-0200 or Bi 2-1799. Strzechowski Mary Strzechowski. wife of the lote Joseph; deir notner ot Stanley Varvl, Minnie Andrew Jurgiewicz, Vincent, A'Orthn Sichardi Zawodniak, Venceslous Irenel, ond Genevieve; grandmother, of 10; great-grondmother of 15. Funeral Saturday, 8 45 a. from Wolniak Funeral Home, 4604 S.

Wolcott avenue, to Sacred Heart church. Moss 9:45 0. m. Interment Resurrection cemetery. LA 3-1313.

Sullivan Robert M. Sullivan, dear son of the late Michael ond Catherine, nee Walsn. Funerol Saturday, 8:45 0. from the Vc-Inerney Funerol Home, 46th ploce ond Wsl-lace street, to St. Gabriel's church.

Moss 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Mary's. BO 8-0703.

Swanson Mognus Swanson, 83 years old, Addison, beloved brother of Carl A. ond the lote Gustove, Amanda, Anno, Ellen, Emma, ond Vendla; and several nieces ond nephews. Services Saturday, 10 0. nv, ot the Richert Son Funeral Home, 320 W. Lake Addison.

Interment Rosehill. Szczeblowski Thomas L. Szczeblowski, loving husband of Caroline, nee Szatkowski; beloved father of Emily Stanley Kolodziel, Josephine I Edward Korolewski, Thomas P. Adele, Joseph W. (Helen ond Caroline Lawrence Giese; brother of Mary Silarski and Romar.da Shawala; grandfather of 17.

Foneral Saturday, Oct. 17. 1964, at 9:30 0. from Poterek Funeral Home, 5735-43 W. Fullerton avenue, corner of Mango, to St.

James church. Interment St. Adalbert cemetery. Member of Amolgomated Tailor Trimmers union. BE 7-6400.

Thompson War George Thompson, dear brother of Elisif Ling and Anna Thompson. Services Saturday, 10 a. ot Ed9ar Anderson Funerol Home. 4821 N. Damen.

Interment Rosehill. LO 1-2016. Tomas Evelyn M. Tomas, nee Koznk, of Orland Pork, beloved wife of Aldrich; fond mother of Richord; sister of Mildred Jerz and Helen Gales. Services Saturday, Oct.

17, 1:30 p. at Porkwyn Funeral Home, 6901 Roosevelt rood, Berwyn. Interment Woodlawn. ST S-0904. Topolski Leo Topolski, husbond of Anno, nee So- larczyk; father of Artnur ana uoiores; grandfather of Steven and Liso.

Resting ot Hallinon Funeral Home, 2601 Vermont street. Blue Island. Reguim high moss Saturday, 12:15 p. ot St. Benedict's church.

Interment St. Benedict's. FU 5-C850. Towle Janice McNeor Towle, mother of Charles McNear Towle; grandmother of Stewart McNenr Towle. Reposing ot John Corroll Sons Home for Funerals, Erie and Wo-1 a Thursday.

uuait u.cnvr. Oct. 15, 1964. Funeral Friday, Oct. 16, 2 p.

ot Fourth Presbyterian church, Westminster chapel. Interment private. TuIIy Edword F. Tully, oge 53, lote of Oak Forest, oeloved nusoana or virsimu, dear fother of Kathleen; fond brother of William, Jomes, Joseph, Katherine Schorch, ond Morgaret Leubker. Resting ot the McKenzie Funeral Home, 15618 Cicero ovenue.

Oak Forest. Services Friday at 9:45 0. m. Interment local. 687-2990.

Vallone Eileen Volione, nee Noonan. beloved wife of Jomes; deor mother of Sharon, Denise, ond Debro; loving daughter of John, ond Mary Noonan; fond sister of Robert, Margaret Sheehan, Edward, Florence, and Gary. At rest in Sobiesk Funeral Home. 5948 W. Archer, corner cf Maior.

Funeral Saturday, 9:30 0. to St. Doniel the Prophet church. Interment Resurrection. PO 7-8808.

Vernon Solly W. Vernon, ate 92 years, Oct. 13, 1964, ot Yreko, Cal. native of Chicago ond Wlimette, daughter of the lote John M. ond Maria S.

Resting ot Wm. H. Scott Funerol Home, 1100 Greenleaf Wlimette, 7 p. p. m.

Monday. Graveside services Tuesday, 11 0. Rosehill cemetery. Voss Ida Voss, nee Kosel, beloved mother of Dolores John Janozik, Artnur iwaryi ond Erwin June; loving sister of Mortho Ponzegrof, Carl Kosel, ond the lote Emil; grandmother of five. Resting ot Richord Funerol home, 5749 Archer ovenue, corner of Lorel.

Funerol Saturday, 10 a. m. from Gloria Dei Lutheran church, 53rd of Maior ovenue. Interment Concordio cemetery. 767-1840.

Wagner Charles J. Wogner, beloved husband of Helen, nee Garb; loving fother of Charles Jr. (Pennyl, ond Marianne Ronald Ni-krandt; dear brother of Stanley, Joseph, Rose, ond Irene Palace; fond grandfather of Robert Clark Nikrondt and Paul Scott; uncle of John Gramzo ond Mary Louise Jostrzebski. Funeral Saturdov, Oct. 17, 10 30 0.

from the Schielko Funeral Home, 7710 W. Addison, to St. Francis Borgia church. Interment St. Joseph's.

NA 5-3444. Weber Jacob Weber of 3530 N. Lake Shore drive; beloved husband of the lote Minnie; loving fother of Herbert ond the lote Florence; fond brother of Rosalind Greengord. Services Friday ot 3 p. m.

ot Wein-stein Brothers Chapel, 1300 W. Devon. Interment Rosehill. Information, RO 1-2400 Weber Stanley Weber, beloved husband of Georgia, nee Sudo; deor fother of Stanley, Patricia, and Susan; loving son of the late Anthony and Ceceiio, nee Michalkiewicz; fond brother of Helen and Sophie Ted! Andrysiak; uncle of Genevieve ond Ted Andrysiak. 12th Ward precinct captain, Democratic organization.

Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from For-tuna Funerol Home, 4401 S. Kedzie ovenue, to Five Holy Mortyrs church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. LA 3-7781.

Wedeen Emit Werner Wedeen. beloved husbond of Anno; dearest father of Jacqueline; fond brother of Arthur. Resting ot A. V. Furmon Funerol Home, 3100 Irving Pork road.

Services Saturday, 1 p. m. Interment Irving Pork cemetery. IR 8-5800. Whalen Margaret C.

Wholen, nee Monohon, beloved wife of the lale Walter W. deor mother of Irene T. Hetfkk of White Bear Loke, Stella Nichol, Lorroync Szolkowski, Bert and Wolter W. Whalen of Kansas City. ond the late Earl F.

(Bud) Whalen; sister of Ellen Shannon; grandmother of 21; great-grandmother of five. At Haggard Funeral Home, 124 Madison street. Oak Park. Funeral Soturdoy, Oct. 17, 8:30 0.

to St. Eulalia church, Moywood. Mass at 9 Interment Calvary. EU 6-7826. Wolstenholme Dennis Wolstenholme, 7231 Stony Island avenue, Oct.

13, 1964, husband of the late Annie Wolstenholme, nee Mielow; fond fother of Charles, George, Evelyn Evans, and the late Dennis Wolstenholme grandfather of nine At Loin Son Chopel, 2024 E. 75th street, at Jeffery boulevard, where services will be held Friday, Oct. 16, at 2 p. m. Interment Oak Woods.

50 year member of I. A. local No. 492. Wyllie Hugh D.

Wyllie of Lebanon, for merly of Downers Grove, beloved husband cf Lucille Wyllie; father of Robert of Byron, ond Mildred Lo Sonska of Nopervllle; brother of Mrs. Walter Barber of Downers Grove, Mrs. Walter Bebb of Hinsdale. Bert Wyllie of San Diego, and Graeme Wyllie of Tucson, grandfather of four; great-grandfather of one. Services Soturdoy, 1:30 p.

ot the Adams-Winterfield Funeral Home, 4343 Main street. Downers Grove. Interment Oak WO (-1000. Zmuda Matt C. Zmuda, veteran of World War II, late of the Bridgeport neighborhood; devoted son of Lucy, nee Tadel ond the lote John; dear brother of Helen Cos-imir Szczepinskl, Genevieve, Josepnine, Jeonette Edmund) Joniszewski, Ted (Mary, and Lorraine William Goska; fond uncle of many.

Funeral Saturday, Oct. 17, 9:30 0. m. from Ocwieio Funeral Home, 2871 S. Throop Street, to St.

Barbara church. Interment Resurrection. Vi 2-1070. Zrust Helen Belousek Zrust of St. Petersburg, passed away Oct.

12, at the age of 69, former resident of 1323 S. 57th court, Cicero, deor wife of George Zrust mother of George Zrust Jr. of Scottsdole, and Gladys Jacklin of Westchester, six grandchildren; sister of John Belousek. Resting at Cermok Home for Funerals, 5844 W. Cermok road, after 2 p.

m. Saturday. Services Mondoy, 10 a. m. Interment Bohemia Notional cemetery.

OL 2-0243. COUNCIL URGED TO EASE RULES ON MARRIAGE VATICAN CITY, Oct. 15 Reuters The Vatican ecumenical council today heard a proposal to recognize as valid the marriage of an Eastern rite Catholic and an Orthodox church member performed by an Orthodox priest. In the past, such marriages had been invalid unless they were performed by a Catholic priest. A theologian said that the proposed change is "for the sake of the sanctity of marriage and domestic peace." The proposal came in an amendment to a document on the Eastern rite churches which are in communion with the church of Rome.

Drops Earlier Rule The amendment replaces a passage which gave Eastern rite Catholic bishops the right to allow marriage to an Orthodox church member, other than by a Catholic priest, "for a grave reason." The revision also omits the original version's requirement that the Catholic partner in the marriage give assurances to bring up children of the marriage as Catholics. Eastern rite Catholics have similar ceremonies and customs to Orthodox church members and generally live side by side with them in the middle east and eastern Europe. TeUs of Difficulties Archbishop Gabriel Bukatko of Belgrade, Yugoslavia, who presented the document, said the mixed-marriage regulations have caused serious difficulties in the east. The six-point document also proposes that Eastern rite Catholics may request the sacraments of confession, Holy Communion, and anointing of the sick by an oriental con-Catholic priest, if they are "physically or morally unable" to find a Catholic priest. Similarly, oriental non-Catholics may receive the same sacraments in a Catholic church under the same circumstances.

The document says that participation in non-Catholic religious services may be permitted in some circumstances. Ordinarily this "constitutes a danger of indifferentism," but circumstances may arise where such participation "makes it possible to satisfy legitimate spiritual needs," it said. MINIMIZE SMOG AS FACTOR IN CANCER PROBE San Mateo, Oct. 15 (UPD Smog is not a serious health threat, an American Cancer society research team reported today. Dr.

E. Cuyler Hammond, director of statistical research for the cancer society, disclosed results of a massive study on smog in California. He presented the findings at a meeting of the society's California division here. Air pollution may have "some effect" on health, he said, but no "very serious effect," can be demonstrated. Over a period of four years, 115,174 men and women in 44 California counties were subjects of study.

ferring to the final weeks of the late Gov. Henry Horner, when Akers as press secretary was issuing statements in behalf of his dying chief. "And I wouldn't be surprised if Pete returns to politics some day," said Daley, in a final jibe before leaving the party. "Maybe we can run him for Congress." "You will notice," said Akers when he reached the speaker's microphone, "that Mayor Daley left the room oefore I had a chance to accept this nomination." Hails City's Reporters In a serious address that followed, Akers said that Chicago newspapers have matured during his generation in news work. "The newspapers are only as good as their reporters," he said, "and it is my considered judgment that 'Chicago today has the best reporters in the world." Harold Blake Walker YEARS of slavery in Egypt, fol wilderness of the Sinai peninsula, had taken their toll among the people of Israel.

FILL III THE C0UP0I1 FOR FREE SCHOOL IliFOnt.lATIOIi For information about schools or colleges offering any of the following subjects, check, or write in, I to 4 subjects in which you are interested. Then fill in the coupon and mail or hand it in at the School Bureau. This service is free. The future seemed bleak beyond calculation. To the north was the Promised Land, but a demoralized and discouraged people had no heart for a difficult adventure.

Time and again they had started northward, only to turn back to wander around the mountain country in circles. They were a "beat generation." Moses and Joshua had struggled vainly to renew their morale, but without success. Finally, in desperation, Moses spoke in the name of the Lord. The message was clear and unequivocal, "You have been going about this mountain country long enough; turn northward." It is not difficult to understand the mood of the Hebrew people. There were serious and obvious hazards on the road to the Promised Land.

They were a ragged and a weary company; and the land ahead was occupied by vigorous people and willing warriors. Rugged country lay between the Jews and the land they hoped would be theirs. Isn't it always so? Between us and the Promised Land we hope to win there always is rugged country, strong opposition, and weary struggle. Sometimes it seems easier to stay where we are, however uncomfortable we may be, than to "turn northward" into the teeth of struggle. Some of us, like the people of Israel, stay put 40 years, more or less, rather than risk the adventure to the north.

But the land beyond is worth winning: "Turn northward." Save us, Cod, from the discouragement of going around in circles, and give us courage to press on in the worthy ventures of our lives. Amen. ACCOUNTING ACTING I DRAMA ADVERTISING DENTAL NURSING DENTISTRY DIESEL ENGINES DIETETICS AGRICULTURE AIR CONO. REFRIG. DRAFTING AIR LINE STEWARDESS DRESSMAKING OR I ANNOUNCING (TV DESIGN ECONOMICS ELECTRICITY (GIVE KIND) EMBALMING ENGINEERING (GIVE BRANCH) ENGLISH FOREIGN BORN FASHION MERCHANDISING HOTEL.

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MEDICINE MILLINERY DESIGN SCHOOL BUREAU. CHICAGO 33 Weit Madisoe Stratt. Chicago Evening Classes Sirls Correspondence Coed I Grade Grade Chicago (Indicate city or state) No. claiming credit for major accomplishments in the anu- trust field when "in fact they were simple and routine civil actions which followed the real work done by the federal government" and with making "political rather than legal decisions." McCormick Boys Club Given $1,000 by Lions Uptown Lions club has donated $1,000 to the McCormick Boys club, Judge Saul A. Epton of North Boys court announced yesterday.

The fund will aid youths who have appeared in court or served sentence and whose homes have been deemed unsuitable for their return. LEE ON OUNSMOKE Chicago's own Im Phillip soon will oo-peor on TV's Gimsmoke. G-t details In tht Tribune's Od. 17 TV WEEK. SANDQUIST RIPSl svr i rTr -r-v -r-r-r TALK OF CASES Elroy Sandquist Republi can candidate for attorney gen eral, charged the Democrat incumbent, William G.

Clark, last night with "repeated viola tions of legal ethics" while in office. Sandquist, speaking in Zion before that town's United Re publican club, said Gark "has openly and directly violated canon 20 of the code of ethics of the American Bar association by commenting on pending criminal cases at great length in the press and on radio and television." He referred particularly to statements Clark made after the arrest of a man accused of swindling the Disabled American Veterans. Sandquist also charged Clark Milburn P. Akers, the editor of the Chicago Sun-Times, was honored by the Chicago Press Veterans association last night at its annual dinner as "Press Veteran of the Year." Before a din-ner of 400 members and guests of the associa Aktrt tion, Robert Howard, Springfield correspondent of The Tribune, delivered the plaque with the highest compliment one newspaperman can make to another: "He has been a good reporter thru the years." Daley Lauds Him Mayor Richard J. Daley joined in complimenting the guest of honor.

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