The Detroit times., 1912-07-12
MARTINDALE LET OUT;
McANDREW HIS SUCCESSOR
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could be found for the position. The
nomination was supported by In
spector Wiedeman. who also spoke II
| high terms OF Martindale.
Inspector Burton followed with th'
nomination OF Mr.. McAndrew Mr.
Burton said that Mr. McAndrew ~ai
native OF Michigan. having beer
born In Ypsilanti. in 1868. He saic
that Mr.. McAndrew received his early
education I'm Ypsilantt, and was grad
uated from the Ypsilanti Normal
school. later attending the Uniyer
sity OF Michigan, from which he was
also graduated Afterwards he Was
superintendent OF the schools at 81
Clair. Mich: later filling the position
OF principal OF schools in Hyde Park
Chicago. and Brooklyn. From the lat
ter city ne went 10 New York as head
OF the Washington Irving Technical
school. which has 5000 students. Mr.
Burton also pointed out that Prof.
McAndrew was enthusiastically IN
dorsed by Observation-Disclosures Angel
OF the University OF Michigan, and
other prominent educators. Even
those in opposition 10 Prof. Mean
drew admitted that he was a capable
man, Mr. Burton added,
Inspector Robertson supported The
nomination of Prof. McAndrew.
Inspector Condor remarked that he
too. wanted 10 second the nomination
He said he had supported Prof. Nc
Andrew, three years ago. for the po
sition, believing he would be an IN
- 10 al Tho hOa RI
desired 10 make the local school sys
TEN better but il was impossible Ia
do IL under the present conditions, nc
declared He thought change was
badly needed in the superinisndency
Al the close OF Mr.. Condops re-
marks, the nominations were declared
closed and the vote. which put Mar
tindale down and out" was then
taken
Martindale heard the news OF his
defeat in his Office downstairs. just
beneath the battle-ground. He de
clined TO comment on the result OF
the vote, except 10 say that he would
continue in the service until his sue
cessor relieved him. II is said that
he has no need TO worry over the
future; that he Is we'll of financially
With the election over, President
Goldberg announced his committees
for the ensuing year. They are as
follows:
Teachers and schools-Inspectors
Condor, Mumford, Ellis, Began and
Carey
Text books and course OF study
Inspectors McMichaels. Small. JET
fries, Charbonneau and Condor.
Real estate-Inspectors Burton, FL
lis, Hunter, Mumford and Robertson.
Supplies-Inspectors Hunter. Nc
Michael. Small, Jeffries, Began.
Judiciary - Robertson, Kennedy
Burton.
Finance-Bogan, Wiedeman and
Kennedy
Sanitation-Nowe, Meihm and Hely
Supplies Mumford, Wiedeman and
Hunter.
From the makeup OF the commit
tees. IL will be noted that inspectors
Miehm, Hely and Nowc. Aartindale
supporters through thick and thin. are
on but one committee. tnat Of santa
tlon.
OlIOWluS the ANNOUNCEMENT vi Nh'
committees, F. p. Futhick approached
! President Goldberg and presented
him with a diamond-studded thirty
| second degree Masonic locket, gif
from the people OF the Twelfth ward
which Mr. Goldberg represents, MI
Futhick explained. The presentation
was followed by general applause
from inspectors and spectators.
President Goldberg made an az
propriate response, thanking his cor
stituents for their kindness.
President oGldberg's previous nc
| tice OF reconsideration in connection
with the work OF Contractor Misc
on the Northwestern high school wa
discussed at length. Mr. COLDER
commended that Misch was not carry
| ing out the specifications OF tn
school. He suggested that Architects
Inspector Holland be employed TO 81
pervise the work, under the direction
OF the real estate committee OF tn
| board. The suggestion was adopted.
The board also instructed the sec
rotary to write Contractor Mutt {
make better progress with the new
| Ives school. otherwise the matte
would be referred TO the corporation