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14 Section 3 -CHICAGO TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1968 HIPPIE KILLED Driss Ida Driss, wife of the late Morris A.I beloved mother of Louis (Amy), Stuart M. DEATH NOTICES BOY8, ON BIKEif OBITUARIES August Thomas Dr. Horton, 77, World Church Leader, Dies Our 8 1st Year BY POLICEMEN 445 mass lor August iitea ENTERS re- Thomas, 73 of 25 E. 118th st. 64 E.

MONROE ST. tired professor of American who "operated a barber shop 909 N. HARLEM OAK PARK historv at the University of UU- at nwa street ana uiicxiigan OWN IN OLD KILLED BY GAR noLs. died vesterdav in Edward avenue for 40 years, will be TFraia TribaM Wlra aralr1 hospital, Naperville. Dr.

Riddle said at 11 a. m. tomorrow in Berlin, N. Aug. 22 A youth from Sioux Falls, retired from the university in at.

Anuiony wmout cumcu, The Rev. Douglas Horton, iqc? Vfo aUn wns associate lloJJ a. rrairie av. jut. S.

was shot to death yester 77, an internationally known Woman Charged with Funeral Directors day in a gun battle with two professor of New Testament re- Thomas died Wednesday in St, licrinn st the University of Chi- Francis hospital, Blue Island, ecumenical leader and former dean of Harvard university di policemen in Old Town. The youth, tentatively identi cago from 1926 to 1942 and He was recording secretary of served as a lieutenant colonel the Barber's Union local 587 H. JORDAN CO. FUNES3ALYEDrRfCT0R 22 East Erie Superior 7-7709 Driving Too Fast Robert Kocol, 8, of 3126 N. vinity school, died in a hospital here last night He had suffered a heart attack earlier in the army air corps in World ni JJ unui nis retirement mm Vv nKsW thin VTAAia Cte War n.

He is survived by bis at his home in Randolf, N. fied as Dean Johnson, 17,. was killed after he fired a .32 caliber revolver at Detectives John Manley and Frank Sayre died last night iisaoyj, anu a. tasi.yj or uaiias, fond grandmother of two; great-grandmother of six. Services Friday, 1:30 p.

at Original Weinstein and Sons Chapel, 3019 W. Peterson road. Interment Odessa cemetery, Waldheim. Chapel visitation at the time of services. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Dvsfunctioning Child Center 127 N.

Dearborn street. LO 1-1890. Dudek John J. Dudek, fond brother of Frances Jennings, Sophie Brown, Irene George Broome, Steven Irene, and Virginia John Smolak; also loving uncle. Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a.

from Malec and Sons Funeral Home, 834-38 N. Ashland avenue, to St. Hyacinth church. Interment St. Adalbert.

421-5800. Duffy See McKugo notice. Dumm Flnas Doyle Dumm, Aug. 21, 1968, husband of Dorothy C. Dumm, nee Fitz-gibbons; father of Richard, ADJC, U.

S. and Robert Dumm; grandfather of seven. At Lain and Son Chapel, 2024 E. 75th street, at Jefferv boulevard, where services will be held Saturday, Aug. 24, at 11 a.

m. Interment Mount Hope. Dumyahn Emma F. Dumyahn of Glenvlew, Aug. 21, wife of the late William mother of Mrs.

Thomas AliceJ Vosnos of Northbrook, and Mrs. Ruth Brewer of Evanston; five grandchildren; sister of Minnie Haas of Evanston, and Fred W. Krueger of Morton Grove. Service Saturday, 10:30 a. at Wm.

H. Scott Funeral Home, 1100-04 Waukeaan road, Glenview. Interment Ridge wood. Memorials may be made to St. Peter's United Church of Christ Building fund, Northbrook.

Visitation Friday, 4 p. m. to 9:30 p. m. PA 4O083.

Erickson Lucy Erickson, beloved wife of the late Clarence; fond mother of Ethel (Kenneth) OSniei; Calvert Vivian; lov Brunell Arthur C. Brunell, beloved husband of Margaret; loving father of Patricia Comstock, Doris Lundberg, Robert, and Michal; dear grandfather of 10 and one great-grandson; fond brother of Edna Anderson, Roy and Ralph Brunell. At Skeeles Colonial Chapel, Stony Island at 86th place. Services at Bethlehem Lutheran church, 94th and Oakley, Saturday, Aug. 24, at 10 a.

m. Interment private. Memorial donations to Augustana Home and Bethlehem Lutheran church will be appreciated. BA 1-3680. Buesing Elenore R.

Buesing, nee Esau, formerly of Chicago, beloved wife of Martin; sister of Luise Esau of Denver, and Anna Esau of Chicago, Margarefe Wiens, Heinz Esau, Bernhard Esau, and Gunter Esau, all of Germany. Funeral Saturday, Aug. 24, at 1:30 p. from the Church of the Redeemer, Freeport, III. Friends may call at the Burke-Tubbs Funeral Home, Freeport, 1-9 p.

m. Friday. Interment Chapel Hill cemetery. Buhlig Ruth M. Buhlig, Aug.

20, 1968, loving sister of Blanche B. (Skuli Paulson; fond daughter of the late Dr. Walter H. and Blanche Buhlig; fond niece of the late Alma Watson. Resting at Ketcham Funeral Chapel, 2036 W.

79th street. Funeral Friday, 1 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood. Member of Chicago Women's Travel club, lota Sigma Epsilon Journalistic fraternity, and American Association of University Women.

HU 3-6202. Carani Helen E. Caranf, nee Pastier, dearly beloved wife of Samuel; loving mother of Diane and Michael; dear daurlter of Maria and the late Karl Pastier; fond sister of Mary, Frieda Saxinoer, Minnie Fernandez, and Dnrnthw a nn Pnhrt-1 vivors are nis wiaow, Ann; JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" E- Erie Whitehall 44060 Dr. Horton was a key figure hit ha three sons, Donald, Richard, shortly after he was hit by an auto as he rode his bicycle in the formation of the National koh of 9 (nmnrr.ni; in th and Eugene; a daughter, Miss Szwedo. The detectives were Tkn.

from an alley at 3134 Nordica Cemeteries Council of Churches and the World Council of Churches, and Knox Presbyterian church, 1105 t-rf av. unhurt. Catalpa Naperville. The auto was driven by Miss CHAPEL HILL graves. Good Shep-herd see.

Value $200 ea. Sac $135 ea. Best offer. 966-3248 Johnson, dressed as a hippie with long hair and beads, was Charles F. Wittenburg tleanor Rybarczyk.

of 839 Sorviroc St. Louis who was charged Arthur C. Brunell, 71, of 7810 wittonhtircr 77 nf v. rrtt 2 LOTS Westlawn cemetery section E. Under large shade tret.

$350. 675-3X9 after 6 p. m. S. Escanaba administrator cf PaTaHnp m9vr nf Palatine in Chicago to take part in protest demonstrations planned for the Democratic national 11..

TT I 4 GRAVES, Chapel Hill Gardens West. Fl 4-3)47 01 ine AUguituiiu xiurnc xui uic hQm 1953 tQ ig55 fce heM Aged, 7540 Stony Island tnav in the 6 GRAVES Westlawn Gardenia Sec. $2,500. SO 8-5321 BU 8-4398. convention, police said.

The shooting occurred at North died yesterday while going to ch 'i 2Q Northwest lot at 1-4 GRAVE $900. Memory Gardens. 4254490 avenue and Wells street, a few also in the negotiations which led to the merger forming the United Church of Christ. A native of New York City, he held degrees from numerous universities. He served parishes in Middleton, Brook-line, and the United Church of Christ of Hyde Park in Chicago.

He was at the Chicago church from 1915 to 1938. He also taught theology at several seminaries before being elected to the top post of his denomination. In addition, he lectured in 1961 at the Chi work. Air. uruneu was owner 01 highway Palatine.

Mr. Witten the former Woodlawn laundry, Kllrty T.tr?atr in hie hnm CREMATION lot for 2. $50. Elm Lawn Memorial Park. 248-6461 blocks from a hippie gathering place in Lincoln park.

1220 E. 63d st. Surviving are his He served as Uce cbjef LOT 30 sq. ft. Beaut.

Choice lot. $250. Memorial Park. 973-6858 Bobby Joe Maxwell, 18, of wiuww, iuBci, Palatine during the 1920s and ters, Mrs. Patricia Cromstock 11, hnarri mpmhPr ARLINGTON cemetery 4 graves, $250.

Value $800. EU 6-6475. Columbia, who was with Johnson, was arrested and 8-GRAVE lot, Irving Park cemetery, $1,000. Call 475-6741. and Mrs.

Dons Lundberg; two for 14 vears He was a sons, Robert and Michael; 10 carpenter until retirirjg 12 grandchildren; a great-grand- years ag0 survivors are his charged with unlawful use of a ELM LAWN Cemetery, Elmhurst. 6 graves. Sec 1. $500. ES 8-8098 weapon.

with driving too fast for conditions. Lloyd Pipsword, 50, of Essex, Kankakee county, died last night in the Riverside hospital, Kankakee, of injuries he suffered when his pickup truck collided with an auto in a country road intersection three miles southwest of Essex. Motorist is Injured The other motorist, identified by police as Amanda Melrose, of Reddick, Kankakee county, was injured. She was reported to be in good condition in the Riverside hospital. George Murawski, 26, of 655 W.

117th was killed yesterday by an auto driven by Andrew Szwczynski, 11301 Parnell av. Szwczynski was attempting to pass a truck at 11759 Halsted st when his car struck Murawski, a utility worker who was standing near son; a sister auu iwu wuuicia. wjdow, Clara; a son, Howard; Maxwell told states attorney's lit Memoriom services win De neia ai iu a. m. HanphtPrs Mrs Fvplvn Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a.

from the Belmont Funeral Home, 7120 W. Belmont avenue, to Our Lady of Angels church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery.

Please omit flowers. Visitation after 7 p. m. Thursday. 286-250P Czaplewski Anna Zaider Czaplewski, beloved wife of the late Walter; fond mother of Vincent R.

Capel; dear grandmother of Gerl Virgin; great-grandmother of three. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from Kerrigan Funeral Home, 5516 S. Ashland avenue, to St. Basil church.

Mass 9:30 m. Interment St. Mary. PR 6-0031. Collins Arthur Collins, beloved husband of Jua-nita, nee Bond; devoted father of Dr.

Bernard Collins and Eileen, both of Toronto, Canada, Pauline Collins of Holly- Buesing and Mrs. Gloria Dinse; investigators that Johnson drew his gun from a travel bag after tomorrow in Bethlehem Lutheran church, 94th street and Oakley avenue. he was stopped for questioning a sister; and six grandchildren. Mrs. Fannie Crededib Zimmermann Alma Zimmermann Aug.

23, 1962 Alphonse Zimmerman Sept. 1967 You are always In our hearts. CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN about a curfew violation. He Lyle M. Spencer Services for Mrs.

Fannie fired and began running and Memorial services for Lyle Crededio. 84. of 576 Hill then was attempting to fire again when Manley and Szwedo cago Theological seminary. Led Merger Talks He was an official observer for the International Congregational council during the four sessions' of Roman Catholicism's Second Vatican council. For 17 years, from 1938 until his retirement in 1955, Dr.

Horton was the chief executive officer of the Congregational Christian churches, and led the talks leading to the denomination's merger in 1957 with the Evangelical and reformed DEATH NOTICES M. Spencer, 57, president of Highland Park, will be held at Science Research associates 2 p. m. Sunday in the North and a director of International Shore Unitarian church, 2200 shot at him. WaDJe-Talkie Found Business Machines corporation, Half Day Deerfield.

Mrs. Armstrong will be held at 3 p. m. Saturday Crededio died Wednesday in Johnson, shot in the right John R. Armstrong, beloved husband of Edna, nee Lorenzi; loving father of Lorie Dennis Kreeger and Carol Armstrong; dear son of Violet.

Memorial services in Rockefeller chapel at the the Maple Hill Nursing home, arm and the heart, was pro a manhole. Another "worker, Jeffro Wil- University of Chicago Mr Long Grove where she had nounced dead Henrotin hos Saturday, 1 p. St. Michael Episcopal cnurcn, uunoee avenue, oarrinrgon, liams, 23, of 5836 Peoria pital. Lighter fluid, pills, and a walkie-talkie were found in his Lakeview died Wednesday the circulation department of Aronica who was climbing out of the church into the new United See Richard J.

Thomas notice. in Passavant hospital Surviv- The Tribune from 1920 to travel bag. manhole, was cut on his bead. ing are his widow, Catherine; 1942. Her husband, Thomas, Arrigo Driver Is Charged Maxwell had a 10-inch Lillian Arrigo, pee Knapezyk, beloved wife his father, M.

Lyle Spencer, who died in 1921, worked in butcher knife strapped to his of Sam; dear mother of Robert, Anna Marie Velez, Saivatore. Angelina Reidl, Clearwater, and seven the department for 15 years, Patrolman Leonard Devanon of Burnside homicide charged chest with a belt. and Marlene Settino; fond sister of sons, Steven Lyle M. Survivors include a son, Vernon Henrietta Dicricii, Anna Ecker, Mary James Starr, 22, of 2247 W. Graczyk, Elizabeth Lombardo, John, and Richard, Wesley, Stephen and two grandchildren.

Szwczynski with driving too fast for conditions and negli Fred Knapezyk; grandmother of 13. Fu 120th Blue Island, was shot David Hill, and David Ryan. neral Saturday, 9 a. from Dalcamo Funeral Home, 470 W. 26th street, to All James D.

Watson and killed and a companion church. It was the first church union in America combining denominations of different governing systems and national origin. He was Harvard's divinity school dean from 1955 to 1959. Heads Church Panel Dr. Horton served six years as chairman of the World Council Churchs' faith and order commission, a key panel dealing with differences and resemblances in doctrines and prac Ed R.

Peterson Private services for James fatally wounded yesterday in a saints church, interment Holy sepulchre, Vi 2-8681. Bak Ed R. Peterson, 72, of 1057 D. Watson, 70, of Huntington, quarrel with a motorist at a ing granomotner or tnree. services Saturday, 10 a.

at Krausoe Chapel, 3905-07 N. Lincole avenue. Interment St. Lucas cemetery. Fecley John Feelev, Aug.

21, beloved husband of Frances dear father of Eugene and Loretta Hvnes; fond brother of Anna Rippie and the late Mayme Smith, Clara Pelton, end Sally Utescner; grandfather of three grandchildren. Funeral Saturday, Aug. 24, at 9:30 a. nv, from Schmidt Funeral Home, 2056-58 Belmont avenue, to St. Andrew church for mass at 10 a.

m. Interment Mary-hill cemetery. Member of Tattler post. No. 973, A.

L. Visitation after 5 p. m. Friday. Fiore Nicola Fiore, beloved husband of the late Teresa, nee Ouaranta; loving father of Mary (Charles) De Lotell, John Vivian, Victoria (AI) Zotti, Antoinette (George Bergfeld, Eleanor (William) Mathias, Dominick (Mary) and Raymond Arlenel.

Feneral Saturday, 8:30 a. from the Granata Memorial Funeral Chaoels, 1857 N. Harlem avenue, to St. William church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment Queen of Heaven. Please omit flowers. TU 9-1700. Fischman Rose Adler Fischman, 6339 N.

Legett, beloved wife of Bela; fond mother of Harry (Celia) and Carl Lorraine); dear sister of Mike and Aroad Adler; six grandchildren. Services Friday, 3 p. from Piser Suburban Memorial Chaoel, 9200 N. Skokie boulevard, Skokie. Interment Shalom Memorial Park cemetery.

Memorials may be made to the Niles Township Congregation, 4500 Dempster, Skokie. 679-4740. Fisher Elizabeth Fisher, nee Norton, late of 8822 S. Euclid avenue, beloved wife of the late Edward Fisher; beloved mother of Viola James Neville; dear grandmother of Elizabeth (Edward Richert; fond great-grandmother of Edward and James Richert. Member of Womens Catholic Order of Foresters, St.

Genevieve court. No. 15. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from the Brown Funeral Home, 2939 E.

95th street to St. Ailbe church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment St.

Mary's cemetery. Please omit flowers. SO 8-0155. Fitzgerald Mary J. Fitzgerald, of Harvey, nee Fitz-gerald, beloved wife of John fond mother of Thomas, Veronica, John Em-men, Theresa, James, Agnes, and Jerome Fitzgerald; grandmother of James beloved sister of Thomas and Jerome Fitzgerald of Ireland, the late Hannah O'Sullivan, John, James, Patrick, Maurice, and Michael Fitzgerald.

Native of Monaree, Dingle, Kerry County, Ireland. Restinq at W. E. Kerr Chapel, 154th and Marshfield, Harvey. Services Saturday, Aug.

24, at Ascension church, 153d and Myrtle street at 12 noon. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. 331-0016. Gadomski Henry Gadomski, dear father of the late Corp.

Walter, Stella Stanley Gancarz; fond brother of Walter; loving grandfather of Gerald and Thomas. Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a. from Malec and Sons Funeral Home, 834-38 N. Ashland avenue, to St. John Berchmans church.

Interment St. Adalbert. 421-5800. Gardner to-- Cpl. Robert C.

Gardner, U. S. M. in Viet Nam, beloved son of Walter and Sonia; dear brother of Joseph Pfc. William Theresa J.

McKay, and Linda M. Funeral from Nehls-Noland Funeral Home, 3026 Belmont avenue, Saturday, 10:30 a. to St. Veronica church. Mass 11 a.

m. Interment St. Joseph. 588-4200. Garnett Harriett Sybil Garnett, late of Parte Ridge, beloved wife of George H.

Garnett; fond sister of Hilda Cole and Edward R. F. Cole, both of England. Visitation at the J. Suerth Funeral drive-in hamburger stand at Springfield Deerfield, died N.

and a former Chicago yesterday in Highland Park resident, will be held in Chester- Hattie Bak, nee Wiatr, beloved wife of the late Henry; loving mother of Henry and Alvin Geraldine; dear sister of 12709 S. Western Blue hospital. He was a retired vice ton, Ind. Mr. Watson died Tues- Frances Smith and Martha Bernard Island.

Cichanskl; grandmother of Donald and president and treasurer of A. C. day in his home. He was born i nomas, i-unerai Saturday, 10:44 a. Anthony Seyl, 22, of 2411 1 and Company, a La Grange and lived in Chi from Casey-Laskowski Funeral Home, 4540-50 W.

Diversey avenue, to St. Genevieve church. Interment St. Adalbert. tice of the various churches.

Lewis a passenger in Starr's auto, died last night in wholesale book distributor, for- cago for 34 years, working for merly at 533 E. Ontario st. He the La Salle university exten-also was a past president of sion program for 38 years. Sur- ano Mattingly of Seattle, dear brother of Mrs. Mary Arnolt of Highland Park, and Albert A.

Collins, of New York City; fond grandfather of seven. Precinct captain of 34th ward, Reg. Dem. Org. Funeral services Saturday, 10 a.

at Ostapa Funeral Home, 5235 Fullerton at Lorel avenue. Interment Rosehill. BE 7-2S76. Corbett Marie McKeon Corbett, beloved wife of Roy P. Corbett; loving mother of Regina Jack McFarland; dear grandmother of Mary Ann, John, Debra and Billie McFarland; dear sister of Nellie McKeon, Anna Pearson, Loretta William Tatton, Gertrude Bacch, and the late James A.

McKeon. Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a. from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 4727 W. 103d street. Oak Lawn, to St.

Bede the Venerable church. Interment St. Mary cemetery. Teacher at St. Albert the Great and St.

Bede the Venerable schools. For transportation information call 636-1193 or 735-4242. Costello Michael D. Costello, formerly of Sha-mokin. beloved husband of the late Alice; fond uncle of John F.

Hawley, Hazel Means of Gary, and Helen Akers of Altoona, Pa. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from Pfaff Funeral Home, 5001 Lincoln avenue, to St. Hilary church. Interment Calumet Park cemetery, Gary, Ind.

Visitation begins Friday, 4:30 p. m. 728-1700. Cox Harry E. Cox, husband of Aline, nee Cox; father of James Cox and the late Donald Cox; grandfather of four; brother of Bessie Wheeler, Theresa Wagner, the late Nellie Mae Page, and George Cox.

Resting at Hallinan Funeral Home, 2601 Vermont street. Blue Island. Requiem high mass Saturday, 10 a. at St. Walter's church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of Blue Island B. p. o. Elks, No.

1331. Visitation after 7 p. m. Thursday. FU 5-CB50.

Crededio Fannie L. Faye Crededio, age 84, Aug. 21, 1968, mother of Vernon J. Memorial service 2 p. m.

Sunday, Aug. 25, North Shore Unitarian church, 2200 Half Day road Route 22, mile east of Tri State toll road Deerfield, III. Conway See Catherine Zimmermann notice. Denisi Frank V. Denist, beloved husband of the late Josephine, nee Episcope; loving father of Mary Ann Groebll and Robert; fond grandfather of dear brother of Rose Feak and Carmen Denisi.

Resting at Lewis Funeral Home, 7600 W. Grand at the Circle. Funeral Saturday, Aug. 24, at 9:30 a. to St.

Cyprian church. Mass at 10 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery. GL 3-1234.

777-6300. Bantz He is survived by his widow, gent driving. He will appear in traffic center Oct. 22. Jerome Benson, 15, of 16401 Winchester Markham, was killed last night when he was struck by a hit and run driver at Wood and 161st streets, Harvey.

Policeman Harris Brown of the Harvey police said Benson and two companions were crossing Wood street when a southbound auto struck the youth. The other two boys were not injured. Up to midnight Wednesday, 382 persons had been killed in traffic accidents in Cook county since Dec. 31. Of those, 221 were in Chicago, where 26,227 persons were injured in the same period.

Mildred McAfee Horton, a former president of Wellesley col Virgil E. Bantz, beloved husband of Eleanor, nee Beyer; dear father of Caryl William Schuli; grandfather of Lvnette North Central Kiwanis clubs of viving are a daughter, Mrs, Chicago. Surviving are a sister, Elizabeth L. Myers, Washing lege and the World War II di and Bonnie; brother of Llovd. Albert.

Mrs. Anna Swanson; and a ton, v. a son, vr. James and Louise Hines. In state at Christ English Evan.

Luth. church. Long and rector of the Waves, a son and three daughters. nephew. Services will be held Watson Cambridge, LeMoyne avenue, 12:30 p.

Monday, Aug. 26, until the hour of services, 1:30 at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow the tnree granacnuoren: and a chapel at 1787 Deerfield brother, P. m.

visitation after 7 p. Friday, Aug. 23, at Moeller-Halleman Funeral Home, 4138 W. North avenue, until 10 HUBERT FLIES Highland Park, p. Sunday.

Interment Mount Emblem. Memorials of your choice appreciated. Paul Egan TO FUNERAL IN Services for Paul Egan, 69, Alphonso G. Bailey information, Z35-6BIZ. Bartucci See John Johnson notice.

Services for Alphonso former mayor of Aurora, will be held at 11:30 a. m. tomorrow MINNEAPOLIS Bailey. 77, of 655 W. 65th will be held at 11 a.

m. Monday in the chapel at 220 N. Lake Beaugureau Washington, Aug. 22 (UPD Mary T. Beaugureau, beloved wife of in Cosmopolitan Community Aurora.

i i are his tne tare i-rann; loving motner or Heien Baudendlstel. Kathrvn Smith. Robert. Vice President Humphrey flew to Minnesota today to attend church, 5249 Wabash av. Mr.

widow, Patricia; two daugh- George, and Francis; fond grandmother of 25; great-grandmother of 35. Funeral the funeral of his former Bailey died Wednesday in Illi- ters, Patricia and Margaret; nois Central hospital He was a and three sons, Paul, Michael, Saturday, 9:15 a. from Liddv Chapel St. Francis hospital. The two confronted three youths who were attempting to exit from the parking lot.

Nine Shots Fired Blue Island police said Starr left his auto and began quarrelling with the driver of the other car, Chris Joyner, 21, of 3237 W. 135th Robbins. A scuffle ensued and nine shots were fired, wounding Starr and Seyl. Joyner, his brother, William, 17, of 3233 W. 135th and J.

G. Thomas, 25, of 5900 S. Indiana were charged with murder and held in the county jail for appearance Sept. 26 in the Midlothian branch of Circuit court. Shirlene Jones, 13, died in Billings hospital yesterday of a bullet wound in the head suffered during an attack by 10 members of the Devil's Disciples youth gang.

Her brother, Levi, 18, told Brighton park police the girl was shot when he refused to brother-in-law, William Crowell NO ONE CARES, KILLER FREED Confessed Murder 18 4920-24 Irving Park road, to St. Edward church, interment St. Joseph. Visitation past president of the Brother- and Christopher. Baynes.

hood of Illinois Railroad atter 7 p. m. Ptioay. Ki 5-6220. Beneckis Baynes, 67, died of an ap ployes and retired in 1963 as a 9 nTijr ATHA rc rvu-tpr with thp Tllinoia Central VXllWiLVJWil parent heart attack Tuesday Charles M.

Beneckis, age 44, late of Glen wood, formerly of Country Club night at the Fairview-Southdale Hills, Aug. 21, 1968, beloved husband of Ruth, nee Rutkowski; fond brother hospital in Minneapolis. He railroad ARE KILLED IN a mpmhpr nf trip Hrntnprnnnfl had been employed by the internal revenue service in Min of Sleeping Car Porters. Sur Years Ago S. VIET NAM The defense department an vivors mclude his widow, neapolis.

Willie B. nounced yesterday that two Baynes, who is survived by a sister, Mrs. Palmer Smith of Mrs. Isadore Sloan mcago area servicemen were Mrs. Isadore Sloan.

66. of ked last week in South Viet Deutsch See Michael J. Somers notice. Di Silvestro Dominic T. Di Silvestro, beloved husband of Sophie, nee Nowakowski; loving father of Helen George Germanos; dear grandfather of Gregg, and Mark; fond brother of Angelo of Mexico, Ann Grazianni, Charles, and Anthony.

Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from Kolbus Funeral Home, 6841-57 W. Higgins avenue to St. Eugene church, Canfield and Foster avenues. Interment St.

Michael the Archangel cem Bethesda, had been married to Humphrey's sister, Fern. Home, 6754 Northwest highway. Services Saturday, 1 p. m. Interment private.

631-1240. Gebbie Mary W. Gebbie, nee Walker, beloved wife of the late James; fond mother of-John Dorothy and the late James dear grandmother of Thomas and Donald. 1 Services Friday, Aug. 23, 1 p.

at Olson Funeral Home, 6467-77 N. Northwest highway. Interment Acacia Park. 774-3333. Geller 6306 N.

Talman died ves- Nam. They were divorced but he re terday in Edgewater hospital my Sgt. Phillip J. Essig, mained close to the Humphrey Her husband is the receiving 13 son 01 jvir. ana jurs.

pjor- family, a spokesman said. manager of Max Berg's Shoe man Essig, 17 Midway Ben-Citv. 87th street and Stonv senville, died last Thursday etery. 774-3232. of the late Bruno.

Resting at Jerome Zimny Funeral Home, 168th and Dixie highway, Hazelcrest, where services will be held Saturday at 9 a. m. Funeral mass, 10 a. at St. John church, Gienwood.

Interment St. Casimir cemetery. U. S. Navy veteran W.

W. II. Information, 335-0116. Bird Elizabeth M. Bird of Wilmette, Aug.

21, 1968, wife of the late AdolPh; mother of Robert and Paul; grandmother of Elizabeth and Marie. Visitation at the Wm. H. Scott Funeral Home, 1109 Green-leaf avenue, Wilmette, after 2 p. m.

Friday. Mass 10 a. m. Saturday at St. Joseph's church, Wilmette.

Interment Queen of Heaven. -Please omit flowers. AL 1-8200. Blazejak Rose L. Blazeiak, nee Lisieckl, beloved wife of the late Vincent; loving mother of Valerian Mary, Lucille Adam Nowak, Adele, Loretta Thomas Sanders, Rita John Bartz, and the late Florian Florence; 13 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; 11 brothers and sisters.

Funeral Saturday, Aug. 24, at 9 a. from Kulaski Funeral Home, 4860 W. 31st street, Cicero, to St. Dionysius church.

Interment Resurrection. Visitation Friday, after 9 a. m. OL 2-2005. Bobis give the gang members a ride on his motorcycle in front of his TRESTLE FALL Island avenue.

Services will be when his unit came under Domke held at 1 d. m. todav in the heavy mortar fire near Saigon. home at 6632 Peoria st. PLUNGES 23 Ossiebay James, 19, of 7944 chapel at 1300 Devon av.

Other Sgt. Essig was drafted in survivors are two sons, Joseph March, 1966, and he was sched- CARS IN RIVER Throop was charged with the murder and held on $2,000 and Bernard; two daughters, to return nome in five weeks. Raymond E. Domke, beloved husband of Eleanor, nee Krueger; loving father of Karen; dear son of the late Lydia and the late Max Domke; brother of Leonard Iris and Violet Russell Mandernach; son-in-law of Marie and Ben Krueger; brother-in-law of Lillian Kordek, Bernice Rat-kovic, Robert and Kenneth Krueger. Funeral Saturday, 9 a.

from Kelly-Carroll Funeral Home, 9315 S. Ashland avenue, to St. Denis church. Mass 9:45 a. m.

Interment St. Mary cemetery. Liturgical wake service Friday. 9 p. Twenty-three cars of a Nor Mrs.

Minette Berger and Mrs. He attended Fenton High school bond. folk and Western railroad Bernice Sadacca; a brother; in BensenviUe. two sisters; and nine grand- Army Sgt. Wilbert H.

Neal children. son of Mrs. Barbara A. TWO GIs KILLED BY LIGHTNING; freight train were hurled into the Kankakee river last night as a railroad bridge collapsed at the town of Custer Park, Will at funeral home. Member of Southwest Sertoma club.

779-1315. 1 Hayes, 4651 Magnolia also Mrs. Bela iscnman v.r Hofaiio Joseph Geller, dear son of the late Anton and Elizabeth Geller; brother of Steven Esther and Gerald Mary; uncle of Geraldine Allendorfer, Jean, Judy, and James. Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a. m.

from John Rago Sons Funeral Home, 5744 W. North avenue, to St. John Bosco church. Mass 9:30 a. m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Information, 889-8223. Gilbey Dora Gilbey, Aug. 21, 1968, beloved wife of the late Thomas Gilbey; fond mother of Richard of Oklahoma City, Okla. and the late Roy; grandmother of Alice J.

Reid; sister of Josephine Hansen. At Lain and Son Chapel, 2121 W. 95th street, where services will be held Friday, Aug. 23, at 2:30 p. m.

Interment Oak Woods. Glasow William R. Glasow, formerly of Manitowoc, residing at 441 Tomahawk street. Park Forest, husband of the late Pearl Novak Glasow; father of William, Richard, Charles, John Gregory, and Mary Ann; grandfather of two. Friends may call after 3 p.

m. Friday, at Pfeffer Funeral Home, Manitowoc, Wis. Services Saturday, 11:30 a. at St. Paul Catholic church.

Was serving as legal consultant with the United States Government Housing and Urban Development Dept. 8 ARE INJURED Mrs. Rose A. Fischman, 66, sh wis dpnth tea nnt th ro county. All lights and communica of 6339 N.

Legett died yes- sult of hostile actio the Eglin Air Base, Aug. 22 (UPD Lightning struck a group of army rangers undergoing the iciuay ouseyu liuapuui. fense department said She was the wife of Bela tions in the little town of 250 northwest of Kankakee were cut off in the accident. There Draniczarek See John Dranter notice. Dranter John Draniczarek Dranter, beloved husband of the late Estelle, nee Herman; loving father of Arthur Tess, Richard, Thomas Celia, and Eugene Jean; stepson of Pauline Draniczarek; fond brother of Cecilia Gonerka, Frances Maryan Peczkowski, Mamie Grabe, Stella Sobierajski, and Helen Foster; grandfather of six; great-grandfather of seven.

Funeral Saturday, Aug. 24, at Fischman, who operated a su- PLANE CRASH nnrmarVet anH liminr stnro at I jungle phase of survival tram were no reports of injuries. See Peter Stach notice. Bocian John F. Bocian of 2302 S.

50th avenue, Cicero, loving father of Ralph Therese Bocian; fond brother of Helen Byzcynski, Rose Ralph Williams, Mary Adams, Antoinette Frank Havel, and Frank Helen Bocian; dear grandfather of Debbie and Jeff Bocian. Funeral services Saturday, 8:30 a. from Morave-cek Funeral Home, 5318 W. 25th street, Cicero, to Mary Queen of Heaven church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment Resurrection. TO 3-4242. Boff See John Johnson notice. ing at Eglin air force base today.

Two men were killed and 3309 North av. for 30 years WluUWb SUHi A spokesman for the railroad said the 97-car train was en until he retired five years ago, FOR 3 MILLION Also surviving are two sons, route from Chicago to Decatur. eight injured, one critically. The army said the soldiers were from Fort Benning, 9:30 a. from John H.

Patka Funeral Home, 1256-58 W. 51st street, to St. Suits seeking 1.5 million dol Harry and Carl; six grand BY PAUL McGRATH Eugene K. Sulie never made any bones about confessing 18 years ago that he shot and stabbed to death another man in a fight over a girl. He even showed the police where to find the body in a water-filled clay pit.

But the killing occurred on a county line, and for 18 years Lake and Porter counties in Indiana have kicked the case back and forth, neither county willing to prosecute. Yesterday, deputy sheriffs of the two counties walked their separate ways, leaving Sulie, now 33, standing alone and free on the steps of the Porter county jail in Valparaiso. Finds It "Amusing" As he shuffled off into a waiting car to be driven to his home in Hobart, Sulie said, "I'm finding it all pretty amusing." Sulie was charged in both counties with murdering Edward Owens, 20, of Hobart, in 1950. A week later, the Lake county surveyor declared that the murder scene was 75 feet east of the Lake county line, and the prosecutor washed his hands of the case and shipped the records to Porter county. Case was Suspended The case was suspended when Sulie was transferred to Beatty State hospital at Westville, Ind.

Authorities said he was insane and held him there for 18 years until he was released last spring. At this point the border dispute was taken up where it left off, with judges in both counties refusing to hear the case. And that's where it stood yesterday when deputies showed each other their conflicting court orders, shrugged, and walked away. He said the line's Bluebird express train from St. Louis to bomb? Continued on following page children; and two brothers lars each were filed yesterday but that no names would be released until tomorrow.

A Services will be held at 3 by the widows of two of the 84 Chicago would be halted until Boslough it could be rerouted. p. m. today in the chapel at persons killed May 3 when a spokesman said the injured 9200 Skokie Skokie. Lockheed Electra plane of soldiers, with the exception of Father of 6 Shoots Braniff International crashed near Corsicana, Tex.

I. Jay Boslough Himself to Death I. Jay Boslough cf 205 Ridge road, Wilmette, Aug. 21, 1968, husband of Mildred D. Boslough.

Friends may call at Hebblethwaite Chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston, after 3 p. m. Sunday, where Masonic service by Wilmette lodge. No. 931, will be conducted at 7 P.

Sunday, and religious service will be held 2:30 p. Monday. Entombment Memorial Park mausoleum. Memorials may be made to the Heart fund or American Cancer society. Services for I.

Jay Boslough, 72, of 205 Ridge Wilmette, The two victims were Ken A father of six children kissed FUNERAL BBEGTOIIY the critical case, were treated for shock and burns and released. The army said the rangers had been transported to the Florida base for a continuation of their, survival training. will be held at 2:30 p. m. Mon neth P.

Cornelia, 31, and Rob-bert J. Maxwell, 50, both of his wife good-by, put a .22 cali Haw in thp rhnnpl at 15fi7 Manlp ber revolver to his temple, and nv Fvanston Mr. Boslough Middletown, Dependable Information, guidance and arrangements are a few shot himself to death yesterday of the services offered by the Funeral Directors listed here: rfiprf WpHnPsrlav in Evanston Defendants are Braniff, ac- Boy nis borne at 6127 N. Kostner av. Paul Wanland, 29, was des Rooming House Tenant hospitaL He retired in 1963 as fused of operating the aircraft chairman of the board of Bos- dangerous weather, and Catherine Boy, nee Lyons, beloved wife of the late William; loving mother of William Charles and William Lvons: dear grandmother of William, NORTH W5ST pondent over ill health and be Found Dead in Hallway lrmPh Heatine corooration.

201 Lockheed Aircrait corporation. ing, unemployed, according to Ridse Wilmette. Mr. Bos- accused of negligence in man- nis widow, Diane. CHRASTKA MEMORIAL CHAPELS 3440 W.

26th St. 762-1211 6301 W. Cermak Rd. OL 2-1023 DRAKE BRAITHWAITE CO. DANIEL R.

I ECKE President 2119-21 Lincoln Ave. Li 9-3460 Michael, Dennis, and Patrick; sister of Mae Meyers and the late William, John, Daniel, Anna Keefe, and Thomas. At Granata Chapels, 1857 N. Harlem avenue. Funeral Saturday, 8 m.

to Immaculate Conception church. Mass 9 a. m. Interment Mount Carmef Please omit flowers. TU 9-1700.

lough leaves his widow, Mil- ufacture of the plane. 3 a I i Hi-Hi. -I LAIN MALEC FUNERAL HOME 834-38 N. Ashland Ave. be held at 7 p.

m. Sunday in 3 Killed, 1 Injured lit HA 1-5800 SOUTHWEST the chapeL Austrian Plane Crash Brand! CONVENIENCE NORTHWEST Mrs. Monica Orlick KAPFENBERG, Austria, Aug. Mrs. Monica Orlick.

83. of 22 (CPD Three persons were COSTS NO MORE Ronald Jennings, 24, was found dead yesterday in the hallway of his rooming house, 1727 N. Humboldt av. A tenant in the building said he' heard someone moaning in the hall Wednesday night. Shakespeare homicide detectives described Jennings as an "habitual drunkard unable to take care of himself." An autopsy was ordered.

A BLACK WOMAN SPEAKS OUT Ola Mae Askew gives a message to the bigots among us black and white. Her caotivating views are all in the Aug. 25 Chicago Tribune Sunday Magazine. BRADY-GILL FUNERAL HOME ,2929 W. 87th St.

636-2600 EDGAR FUNERAL HOME 10900 S. Cicero. Oak Lawn RA 3-0876 CHAS. W. ANDERSON 1325 Armitage Ave.

Chicago, died yesterday in her killed and one was seriously in-home. She is survived by three jured when a four-passenger BE 5-2581 Mary C. Brandl of 981 Gordon terrace, Winnetka, beloved wife of the late Paul; mother of Mary William and John H. Brandl; seven grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren. Resting at Robert V.

Wilson Chapel, Linden avenue at Tower road, Winnetka, after 4 p. m. Friday. Funeral mass Saturday, Aug. 24, 10 a.

at Sacred Heart church, Winnetka. Interment Sacred Heart cemetery. HI 6-3436. EGAN FUNERAL HOME 3700 W. 63d St.

LU 2-2000 sons, Raymond, a Tribune German sports piane crasnea printer; Edwin, and Gregory; near here yesterday. The a daughter, Mrs. Eleanor plane, normally based in Stutt- Each of the. five distinctive, Lain chapels is located for Easy to reach with ample parking, and private lounges for family and friends. Loot for the Lain chapel nearest you.

Bratko McPHEE FUNERAL HOME 7133 S. Western Ave. PR 6M77 Lockport, III. TE 8-0345 STARR FUNERAL HOME 2322 W. 111th St.

BE t-6668 Drechney; six grandchildren; gart, West Germany, was en two creat-erandchildren: a route there from Venice, Italy, OTTO J. JAEGER FUNERAL HOME 3526 N. Cicero Ave. KI 5-1320 MATZ FUNERAL HOME 3440 N. Central Ave.

KI 5-5420 MEE A RAMME FUNERAL DIRC. 3918 W. Irving Park Rd. 8-0038 JOHN C. MEISZNER 5624 W.

Irving Park Rd. PE 6-9000 HENRY W. MUELLER 5308 W. Belmont Ave. AV 6-8740 CHRIST NIELSEN INC.

Feneral Heme 3301 W. Fullerton BE 5-687S THEIS FUNERAL HOME 3517-27 N. Pulaski Rd. IN 3-5800 Deaths Elsewhere services pohce said. SOUTH Yui ik ueiu at iv a.

ui. iwunuay in St. Stanislaus Kostka Catholic church, 1351 Evergreen av. Eleanor Mary Bratko, nee Coughlln, beloved wife of Stephan fond mother of Mary Ellen Ogle, Stephanie Ann Thomas, Garret Thomas, Craig Michael, Deborah Lee, Darryl Joseph, and Vanessa Marie Bratko; loving daughter of Frank and Eleanor Coughlln; sister of John Cough-lin, Zita McDermott, and Marguerite Franckowiak. Visitation after 7 P.

m. Friday at Lauterburg Oehler Funeral Home, 2000 E. Northwest highway, Arlington Heights. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from chapel, to Our Lady of the Wayside church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Calvary cemetery, Evanston, III. 253-5423. ADAMS FELDHOFF WHITESEL 8701 Dorchester Ave.

RE 1-2600 BeautitMgfg Rosehill Wo Robert A. Shields HEINEN LOSCHETTER 9315 S. Ashland Ave. ST 3-0460 SUBURBAN Services for Robert A. Shields, 73, of 7657 Phillips who died Wednesday, will be held KENNY BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME 5438 S.

Halsted BO 8-0061 THOMAS MclNERNEY SONS 4635 S. Wallace St. BO 8-0703 WALSH-LLOYD-OB ARTUCH 9900 S. Throop St. BE 8-2321 RYAN-PARKE FUNERAL HOME 120 S.

N. W. Park Ridge 823-1171 SCHMAEDEKE FUNERAL HOME 10701 S. Harlan Worth 441-6000 Harry IL Phillips 67, the first publisher of Sports Illustrated magazine, and chairman of American Education Publications since last June; in Mount Kisco, N. Y.

George Gamow, 64, University of Colorado theoretical physicist, a native of Russia; in Boulder, Colo. William C. Stewart, 61, once executive editor of Today magazine; Is Los Angeles, tomorrow in Rock Island, HL Mr. Shields, a native of Ire land, was manager of the orien 5800 NORTH RAVENSWOOD AVENUE 561-5940 Large and small 'family lots Individual graves Individual and companion crypts Family rooms and Columbariums Priced to suit your needs. Greenhouses PERPETUAL CHARTER ENDOWED CARE KOfi-SECTARIAH Brondyk Harko Brondyk, beloved husband of Wanda, nee Hirsch; dear father of Joan Marvin James, Clara Henry Cash, Florence John Loughlln and Walter Jeanne Hartwig; two sisters and 1 brother In Holland.

Loving grandfather of 10; two great-grandchildren. Resting at the Kosary Funeral Home, 3100-06 W. 59th street, until 8 a. m. Saturday, Aug.

24. Services 10 a. m. at Good Shepherd Lutheran church, 62d and Keeler. Interment 4344246.

tal rug department of Marshall Field Company for about 30 FUNERAL DIRECTORS WHO DESIRE INFORMATION REGARDING THIS DIRECTORY WHICH RUIfC WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SUNDAY, PHONEi 222-4493 Over IS Tears of Distiaethrs fttaercj Sorvlsa years. Survivors are a brother, Archie, and a sister, Miss Anna J. Shields. i 4.