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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Meets Scheduled

Despite rumors 10 the contrary,
the order does NOT effect ammu-
milton. Downtown sports goods
dealers this week reported fair
supply of most ammunition. Some
dealers are taking orders for new
guns to be delivered at the expi-
ration of the order.
Although the Camp Perry rifle
matches were Cancelled several
days ago, as we'll as the regional
matches. National Rifle Associa-
ton officials. sponsors of the ma
'tional tournament, explained that
the army had taken over the ia
nous outdoor range, and that bar
racks were being built on the
grounds, thus canceling for the
duration at least further competi-
ton at Perry.
Matches at the University of
Chicago will be held as scheduled
as will many other major small
bore tournaments throughout the
country. Col. Payson d. Foster of
Detroit, spirited leader in the pro-
motion of rifle shooting in Michi-
gan and a director of the National
Rifle Association. urged all expert
shooters throughout the state 10
pitch in more than ever before and
train citizens 10 shoot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

problem and aid in conserving fuel
and rubber.
A schedule will be posted at the
club and members urged TO fill in
several days or a week in advance
when they intend 10 play. There
also will be space 10 list starting
points. routes TO he taken and
members telephone numbers.
In tins way. Hufford points out,
instead of each player driving his
own car. even an entire foursome
can make the trip together-and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
He's Very Fair

Louis IS so fair in discussions OF
his opponents that he does mol
detract from Baer's feat Of down.
ing HIM in the first round Pr.
yately. he says
1T was my fault. Buddy u a
big boy and he was forcing me
10 the ropes. | misjudged the
distance and hit the ropes before
I expected 10. So ! went out
between the lower and middle
rope. II was more Of shove
than a punch. I got right up"
Joe's closest escape from loss o
his title was in his fight with Com
last summer in New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Fooled
Shoots Stuffed Birds, Then
Discovers Trick

Now able 10 laugh off prac
teal Joke is a Midland hunter
whose honesty compelled him Il
explain that the three pheasant!
listed on his game-kill report a.
bagged last fall, two were mounted
birds. set out in a field.
81 shot both Of them before !
discovered the trick" he con-
fesSed on the card, filed with the
conservation department Just
before the February - dead
line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

RLANEY PARK. March Z
Would you quit your job To follow
a hobby
Or. Karl ChriStofferson, the &C.
year-old sage of Blaney Park. did.
After practicing dentistry in
Sault Ste. Marie for 27 years, he
bid farewell 10 a humdrum routine
and set out 10 enjoy life in the
great outdoors with his hobby
birds. AlL-.
First. he accepted job as super!
intendent of Munoskong State
Park. but blew up" three years
later because il interfered with his
study of bird life.
In 1890. he came TO Blaney Park
as official ornithologist, although
he is not considered as such because
he cannot produce a diploma. But
this doesn't bother Doctor Chris
Jefferson. He can produce bird
banding records OF more than 49,
600 birds. a priceless library and
an expert knowledge of every
specie that flies in North America.
Started at II
"Since I was IL years old, my
hobbies have been fishing and
BIRDS" Doctor ChriStofferSon
said. as he gazed out over snow
clad Tee Lake. located Is miles
back in the hardwoods from the
main highway.
The purple finch leads all other
birds that he has banded. Then
comes the black duck with the
green leg, Junco (Slate colored)
song sparrow and the mourning
dove Rarest bird ever banded
was the clay-colored sparrow, rusty
black bird and Gembels sparrow.
OF the l15 different species. Doc.
tor Christofferson names the wood
duck and lngido Bunting as the
prettieSt. His favorite is the Eve
ming Grosbeak and Snow Bunting.
MY bands on one OF the lat
ter reached the northeast corner
of Maine" he recalled. 1.-TWO
GrOsbeaks were reported from
Lake Winnipeg.
Il am hoping 10 get n record
some day from Greenland or the
Arctic.
"Once trapped % great
horned owls and sent them TO Dr.
j. {. Nantyne nj the University
OF Michigan, department of
zoology. Two of them proved to
be the first and only specimens
that had ever been taken In
Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
WaNi(k, Russell Tops
FairvieW Mat Card

Leo Wallick, former junior
heavyweight champion. will pit his
pile-driver against the rough-house
tactics Of Rebel Russell when they
meet in the two in three fall
hour time limit wrestling feature
in Fairview Gardens Tuesday
night.
Walter Roxey, former light
heavy champ. also will be on tho
card. opposing rough George Con
nell in the semi WindiID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Red, White, Blue, It's
Called Victory FLY

II had 10 come. The latest
streamer is the Victory Fly tied
for presentation 10 Bill Stern,
radio commentator. at the Hart
ford Sportsmens show. II is red.
white and blue and was tied by
fishwise Joel Marsh OF the wildlife
research branch of the Maine in
land fish and game department. A
neat looking pattern, it may prove
verv pODlllar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Bird Import Drops

Foreign birds imported into con.
tinental United States during the
fiscal year 1871 totalled S902f
compared with %. 1888 in
according 10 figures released by
the Fish and Wldlife Service OF
the department OF the interior.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Wild Skunks Best

1t is a common claim OF many
fur buyers that Skunks raised in
usually have poor fur As
compared with fur produced by
skunks in the wild.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Louis Earned Over
2 Million in Ring

This is The fnoi chapter 81 the
life story Of the greatest henrR-
Weight chompion-Joe Louis. 1cho
rose from on humble cotton
picker m Alabama 70 the worid
title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Not FL for Army

Greg Rice, greatest distance
runner ever developed IN America
Is physically unfit for military
service He wears special truss
70 overcome a double hernia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Junior Guards

John (Bustcr) Hitler is another
sophomore who may foist junior
Charlie Butler from his forward
post. Ray Kuka and Bob Rens.
berger, the guards, are juniors
Cy Singer and Capt. Art Pope arc
first line reserves on the team
that also boasts a 4i-40 victory
over the University Of Michigan
Coach Lloyd Brazil will prob
ably start Vince Burns in OBrien'S
regular forward slot. teaming with
Art Stolkey. Johnny Biringer and
Joe Nader will hold forth at the
guards and Bob Brice AT center.
The game will mark the final
collegiate cage competition for
Brice and Biringer, only seniors
on the squad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
IS
Enter P|dyoffs

A playof TO decide Detroit s
representative in the state recre-
alton basketball tourney in Battle
Creek March 10. will feature Mu-
nicipal Basketball League activity
this week.
Undefeatcd Birkctt Church and
Briggs will vie for the East Side
Glass A championship at ST. Clair
Center Wednesday al 8 D. m. The
winner will meet indicated Bird
hurst A. A.. West Side champion,
in two out OF three series be-
ginning at kronk Saturday at
s p. m. A preliminary game Satur-
day night will pair u. r. w. A. and
Local 154 at Z o'clock.
Boys Club of Detroit and
Bailey's Five will play off for the
Class B title and the right to enter
the Inter-city tourney at Highland
Park. March 19. They meet in
the first game Wednesday at
kronk. at 8 p. m. Post Office al.
ready has clinched the right TO be
the Class BIB representative. St
Rita meets All Nations in a pre-
llmnary at 7 o'clock al Kronk.
WOMEN'S SCHEDULE
ESnAN's CANES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Panic IN Corner

There was panic in Joe'S corner
as round after round flashed by
with Pittsburgh Billy making the
champion fight like nov c g
Blackburn Julian Black and John
RoXborough were IN other BY
the end OF the tenth round Conn
was far IN front. He had the title,
barring a knockout.
Advice between rounds did no,
seem 10 help Louis. He knew he
was losing the fight, but couldn't
do anything about II.
Conn wasn't content TO win OF
points. He would utterly destroy
the Bomber-shoot him down. lie
gamblcd in the thirteenth round
II guess he made n mistake"
says Louis. "He started right
"A real good one II II had landed.
But I beat him with a left hook
which hurt him and he lost his
speed. II wasn't long then"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Wrong Idea

Before this fight Louis was nh
sessed WITH he idea that he must
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

take of weight 10 match Conn's
speed. Faithful Jack Blackburn
warned him against entertaining
in the heat. But Louis insisted on
long boxing drills and much road
work. Blackburn openly made an
issue OF this program.
"Joe's workin' too hard" he
told boxing ScribeS. He won't be
sharp II he keeps on"
The experts laughed this off as
just a bit of ballyhoo to make the
fight look more OF an even thing
Louis weighed in at 1922 pound,
the day of the fight. This was -four
pounds below his best fighting
weight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
B MEMBERSHIPS ARE ADDED
Reduced Fees Result at Brming ham Club

probably crowd in a couple of
|caddieS.
Hughey Syron. caddie superin-
tendent at Detroit Golf Club. is
back on the job for the season.
probably the first at any OF the
district clubs. lie opened his office
Ia week ago. Activities in Alex
Ross pro shop at the same club
usually start around the middle Of
March.
Syron already has signed up
more than 200 caddies of the force
of $50, he'll nhed his season. Most
Iof them will be younger boys.
though, and will require special
training. Many of the older ones
will pass up caddying for other
jobs which will pay more money.
Other Brother There
Warren Orlick, pro at Monroe
Country Club. has returned from
the South after making part of the
winter tour. He reports its a
tough grind but even this didn't
scare away his brother Jack. as
sistant pro at Crosse lie. Jack
played in the st. Pete's Open. So
did Tommy Shannon OF Orchard
Lake, who, by the way. made a
hole-in-one on a 180-yarder there
in one Of his practice rounds.
Al Watrous Of Oakland Hills is
Al Miami for brief vacation. but
AT last reports didn't intend TO
play in any tournaments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

"For many years i had the
honor OF banding the only snowy
owl i'm the United States. IL was
generally accepted for many
years that there were no ring
neck ducks nesting in Michigan"
Doctor Christoffson said, AS he
pointed To photographs of ID
pairs that summer in his sane
tuary.
Not Dangerous
Doctor ChristoffSon scoffed a
the National Audubon Society
fight TO deprive fly fishermen o
certain feathers for tying flies.
1.-THE birds used by fly fisher
men don't amount to thing.
Fly fishermen haven't scratched
the market. am against using
feathers for wOmcn's hats. If the
fad got started II would be
serious menace to our bird life,"
he warned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
BY VI. r. DRUKENBROD

Birmingham Golf Club, through
w. +. Moody. announces
and added membership plan which
not only opens the club TO more
members but permits a reduction
IN dues for old members.
a Class B membership has been
established for 1912 on the basis
of onc-half Of the regular dues
and an entrance fee of only S25.
Dues are So and are payable in
seven inStallmcnts.
The old member gets break in
that his dues for the balance of
the year also Will be only So,
one-half of what he otherwise
would have paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
SaUe Tires, Fuel

The plan, like similar ones
adopted by other district clubs. is
in keeping with the national pro-
gram TO p rovide recreation and
participation in sports BY more
persons.
Birmingham announces re-
duced greens fee of 81 for twilight
golf for guests Of members. II
starts AZ 4:30 o'clock. For the
rest Of the day il will be 81 sc
week days and 81 Sundays.
Ray IIuford manager ri Tam
O Shanier. has a plan that will
help TO solve the transportation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Lack Reserves

Lack OF reserve power was the
major factor in the loss of the
last two games. as was evidenced
by the fact that the Titans led
Marquette at the half and led
Loyola with only eight minutes
left 10 play Coach Lloyd Brazil
was handicapped earlier in the
season by withdrawal from school
OF Joe Jarrett and Sal RizZo
Notre Dame. on the other hand,
has shown almost unlimited le-
serve power in running up It's
record of Is victories against five
defeats. Great Lakes and Butler.
two OF the teams that took the
measure Of the Irish. were de-
feated in return games. however
and Michigan State was defeated,
52-4o. in the first meeting.
There isn't a senior in the Notre
Dame starting lineup. and al least
two sophomores are fixtures on
the starting five. They arc Bobby
Taught, the teams leading scorer,
a. center and Johnny Niemiera at
forward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
WOMEN'S SCHEDULE
Tt-ESnaN,S CANIs

TUESDAYS GAMES
Brewster vs. Parrish. : Wentworth vs.
Hope Reformed, s, j. SsNons VI. Bird
hurst. =.
TIT RSDAi'S GAMFs
Cslcaterra vs. Burroughs I. Hudson W.
WAYNE. 4 S'enogs rs Keller, p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Quit Job to Follow
OrnithOlOgist Hobby

RLANEY PARK. March T.
Would you quit your job to follow
n hol,lsN,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
U. Of D. Cagers
To End Season
Against Irish
Notre Dame Favored
10 Extend String OF
II Straight Victories
By CLAYTON HEPLER

Notrc Dame has won u straight
victories. including one a year
since 1884. from University Of
Detroit basketball teams, and
there's apt 10 be no deviation from
precedent when they clash in the
seasons finale for both schools
Thursday night al Lincoln High
School. Ferndale
The TitanS had high hopes of
breaking the string when they
hung a 1897 defeat on the same
Michigan State team that downcd
the Irish. 46-43. Since then, how
ever they've lost Capt. Charlie
OBrien. and chances for a victory
are anything but bright.
After O'Brien's glcc was broken
IN the Wayne game. L. of D.
dropped a 1928 decision TO pre-.
viouSly defeated Marquette and a
1929 count 10 Loyola. That
dropped their seasons record to
13 victories against seven defeats
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
State Frosh Hold
i. N. ScoreIess

ANN ARBOR, Nov. IA de-
termined. though badly outplayed
Michigan State froSh football
team held powerful Michigan
freshman squad 10 a Scoreless tic
before $500 fans at the Ferry
Field yesterday.
The Wolverines were almost
constantly in State territory. play.
ing most of the last half within the
Spartan 30. Seven times the Mich
Iigan aggregation found itself
charging desperately inside the
State 10. but the State forward
wall was impregnable when the
chips were down.
After playing the first quarter
on almost equal terms, the Mich.
igan team, spanked by Dick Wal
terhouSe. sensational halfback for
merly of Ann Arbor High School
and his prep teammate. Ralph
Chubb. drove So yards to the State
l-foot line, where. with four downs
TO make a score. the team was
thrown back several yards on
every play.
Another bright spot in the
Michigan offense was George Krae-
ger. who played both tackle and
guard brilliantly. John Pletz. b
tackle and Phil -purapt excellent
triple threat spslked the State
quad throughout
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Gridiron Results
HIGH SCHOOL.

nigh SCHOOL.
Hsmtrsmck 81. DENLY D.
Redtord y, Central D.
Pe.shins %. Eastern o.
Highland Park IS. Northern n
Northeastern T. SoutheaStrru ~ ------
Cooley ~. Wilbur Wright a.
Chadssy 20. Southwestern ii.
Redford Union 80 Milford o.
Holly ~, Pennington q.
Ferndale 10. Birmingham ~.
COLLEGE
East Texas i6, North Texas Z.
Maryland FroSh Is. Temple Fresh q.
Bowling Green o. Findlsy o.
South Dakots %. North Dakota ~
Quachits a. Louisiana Normal q
Oklahoma Military 20. Ken,pef NJ A 1,
Do5n1 To- Midland II.
College OF Emporis 81 Bethel H.
Morris Harvey 8. MARSHALL O.
Navy J. VS., n. Carolina Cadets J v.
Rose Poly {. zPrincipif o.
Ccncordis (Neb. , is. Nebrnska IVES :
Wake Forest 20 George Washington
Catawbs ~. Roanoke o.
Rucknen 81, Cas- g.
Yale J. v. 20 Princeton V
Princeton i.Os %. Ppnnsylvanis tJOs
Baldwin Wallace So Crosse lie o.
Peru 80. Tarkto tMo)NO
Iowa Teachers IS, Omaha n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
IRISH LINE STRENGTH

Michigan's first string line
should be able to match anything
Notre Dame can offer in its for
ward wall But the Irish have an
edge in line strength the same as
Michigan carries an advantage in
backfield reserves.
Coach Fritz Crisler and his aides
have worked long and hard on a
defense they think will stop Ber-
tell and his Notrc Dame mates.
At the same time. Michigan has
a bag of new offensive tricks ia
spring on the Irish. But even the
most optimistic Michigan fans
can't forget that Notre Dame de-
cisivcly defeated the Iowa Sea-
hawks, one of the two teams 10
beat Michigan this year. And the
|name Maize and Blue partisans
1T forget that the Wolverines
zig weakness all season has been
defense against passes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
OUTGUEssED THEM

A little later in the game. with
the time running out in the frs,
half, the Irish had II to O lead
They were at midfield and ran the
ball twice. The Cadets figured the
Irish would try TO freeze the bal
for the rest OF the half. Wright
thought they might figure that and
called for long pass which took
the ball 10 the 3-yard line.
In the Army game. with just a
few seconds left. the Irish threw
a pass. which. if intercepted. might
have cost them the ball game. But
they figured the fans paid for 60
minutes of football and they were
out 10 give IL TO them.
So out at Notre Dame Stadium
here today we can expect almost
anything TO happen.
The complete motion pictures OF
the game will be shown at the
weekly meeting of the Downtown
Quarterback Club at the Statler
Hotel Tuesday noon. The meeting
was set for Tuesday in place of
Monday 10 assure the return OF
the pictures from beine processed.
There is no charce for football
fans who attend those meetings.
Each guest pays 81 40 for his
lunch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Too Busy
Kipke Swsmped With Work,
Can't See U. M. Play

Lieutenant Commander Harry
C. Kipke. one of Michigan's
brightest All-American stars and
former head coach of the VOL
verines, will not be on hand when
u. of M. clashes with Notre Dame
at South Bend today.
It's all the commanders own
fault, too. He's simply doing too
well as senior member of the
naval aviation cadet selection
board. which has charge of re-
cruiting cadets from Michigan.
Ohio and Northern Kentucky.
The board has been leading the
country in the number of cadet
enlistments. All previous local
records were smashed lest r-onth
and even more candidates are APP
plying this month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
QUESTIONS ANSWERED
Redford'Union Wins
Under New Coach

Playing its first year under Paul
Shoemaker. ex-Farmington grid
coach, BEDFORD Union won the
west Oakland County
League championship yesterday.
$50, making the record for the
year 6 victories against ! defeat.
keego Harbor defeated Union in
an early season contest.
Bill Ullom scored three touch
downs 10 pace the Union offense.
Henry Aprahamian, quarterback,
added another on a 60-yard run,
Melvin Nadin tailed and center
Harold Sleek intercepted a Mil
ford pass and raced 10 yards for
the final marker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
BOB TALES
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor
It's Natural Rivalry
With Plenty Of Blood
and Thunder
". M. Irish Have Lost
Millions by Not Play
ing Regularly


SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 13.I hope the renewal of
relations between Notre Dame and Michigan becomes
permanent thing Outside of deprvng the public OF lot of
swell football both schools robbed themselves Of several
million dollars since 1909"
1t statement that went something like this that Gus
Dora of the University Detroit uttered last Monday at the
Times Quarterback luncheon Truer words spoken
AS / watched the antics alumni of both Michigan and
Notre DAME Friday night got to wondering perhaps this
isn't going drive home the Importance Of natural
rivaries"
If there football all year. there will be such
thing ST. Marys ourneyng New York play Fordham
Michigan State the Washington State for
size even Duke rekking east to meet Colgate.
With this you'll naturally Michigan meeting Notre
Dame The schools contract and the Irish
slated to appear in Ann Arbor next year,
You'll Michigan State getting together with T. of D.
You'll Michigan playing u. of and maybe Wayne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Crippled Wayne
Faces .Bron(os
BY TOM HARPER

KALAMAZOO. Nov. f4.-Wayne
Cniversity's football SQUAD, beset
with injuries all season. faces
Western Michigan here today.
This is the ninth annual battle
between these two elevens and the
final game of the season for both.
Not once this year have the Tar
tars been able TO put their full
strength on the field. Four of the
green-shirted warriors are suffer-
ing from injuries and may see only
limited action.
Doug Rutherford. star Tartar
quarterback. has bad ankle; Joe
Magnatta. junior fullback, is laid
up with bad arm; Jack Cotton,
tackle. is troubled with a leg in
jury: co-Captain Frank Chroney,
who is playing his last game for
the Green and Gold. probably will
not see much service due TO a knee
sttv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Queries Trail Cosmos
Doras Asks First of Series OF Questions as
Hamtramck Wins East Side Title
BY Il. C. GREENE

coinciding with the mentioned
numbers. They merited questions
because Ed Skill scored three
touchdowns, Reppke scored three
and Korolowicz blocked every
body that threatened TO tackle
anybody and when the plays were
over was still looking for potential
obstacles.
A concrete answer on the Ham
tramck comeback is impossible
Suffice it to say that the Cosmo
eleven that defeated DENLY yester-
day looked to be little more than
a fifth cousin to the team that
suffered the humiliating 46-C
trouncing by Catholic Central
earlier in the season.
There was a slightly closer re.
lationship. though not much more
between the team that defeated
Pershing. 20, on bad pass from
center and bowed TO DENLY after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Why Not Have the Game Every Year,

There sensible why great schools such
Michigan Nore Dame should They
close geographically that they walk to the of
action And from what of the feelings
between the schools they'd gladly walk
another.
like this of thing There's really blood and thunder in
this ball game. And what's wrong with that?
week ago watched Harvard and Michigan play football
There natural rivalry there Even Harvard
had brought along the final outcome would have
fed up about the thing The public likes to know
eres intense rivalry and feeling when they out to
ing event-be it football boxing tidde-d e-winks.
The thing makes rivalry possible always
:he teamsbu the alumni and the followers of the
The Michigan Sate-U. Of D. game to no
rivalry the schools could together still they
the fans of Michigan together
shifting Of schedules all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
WESTERN MiCH.
Say Requiem Mass
For 0'Brien Monday

PHIL A ID Up HIA. Nov. Ia
1NS).-Requiem mass will be said
for the late Philadelphia Jack
O'Brien, former world light heavy
weight boxing champion, at 10
a. m. Monday in st. James Church
in West Philadelphia.
O'Brien. who was born Joseph
Hagan, died in New York Thurs
day. Intcrment will be in Holy
Cross Cemetery in suburban Phila-
delphia. He is survived by his
widow, one brother and five sisters.