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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-22
Die Derbfttagung ner
Deut(cben konferfi,3

Der Yisbnrab Ssnube g. g. g. anb g. mnb Dftober 1912
Der Ct Fet Stride Detroit h Gbr Sobannes Stutd,
Gaior loci, itatt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
WaIIiCk Wins
Mat Tourney

Leo Wallick, who used to parade
the wrestling mats as a masked
unknown. today stands the winner
of the heavyweight mat tourney
at the Arena Gardens. II took
Leo % minutes and II seconds 10
win the final over Jack Clay
bourne. He was the victor after
the South African suffered a meek
injury on a missed kick which
connected with the ropes rather
than Wallick's head.
Previously Wallick had beaten
Tom George of Montreal in the
first round and Gil LaCross of Bos-
ton IN the second. He was lucky
IN drawing bye for the semifinal.
Claybournc was wrestling fourth
time against Leo. having previ-
ouSly won over AL LaFoom. Paul
Srth and Bert Rubi, the latter on
a decision.
The results were:
First round Wallck defeated George
KUN decisi0ned Stanley Buresh, 20 minutes /;
LaCross d"cisioned Johnny Silvy, 20
minutes; Reb Russell decisioped Jack
League. 20 minutes; Ortiz defeated Louis
Second Round wallick defeated LsCross
II IS Rum decisioned Russell and Clay
bourne beat Orih In 2.O5
Seminal --Clsybourne decisioned Rub.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
GIN Man Joins
Arbitration Unit

NEW YORK. Jan. 2o.-Paul
Fitzpatrick, director of policy and
sales development Of Motors Hold
ing Division of the General Motors
/. Corporation. has been appointed
administrative vice president of
the American Arbitration ASSocia-
ton. it was announced here today
by Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney,
president of the association.
Well-known in the automotive
industry, having been Identified
with il since 1915, Fitzpatrick is
credited with initiating and devel-
oping the plan for installmcnt
financing of automobiles. and or
gained the first such finance COM
pany in New York. Later he
organized the General Motors
Acceptance Corporation for Cen
eral Motors, the General Exchange
Insurance Corporation and a
number Of foreign subsidiaries of
the Acceptance Corporation.
In 1884 Fitzpatrick was called
TO Washington TO aid in the organ
iZation of the Federal Housing
Administration. where nc had
charge Of all the promotional ac-
tvities which led 10 the revival of
the building industry. returning to
General Motors in 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Harvard Frosh
Still Ineligible

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Jan, 20
(1NS)-Bill Bingham, director of
Athletics at Harvard, today dis
claimed a report in the under
graduate Harvard Crimson that
freshmen will be eligible for var
sity sports next autumn.
The undergraduate daily paper
yesterday printed statement, at
tributed to Bingham. that Har-
ward would also advance the be-
ginning Of football practice.
Denying the Crimson story,
Bingham stated that he had sub
mitted several recommendations
TO the university but that these
suggestions could not be disclosed
unless. and until, they were ac-
Cepted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Jesse F. Hirs(hman
Construction Supervisor
Of Detroit BUILDINGS

Last rites for Jesse +. Hlrsch-
man, 80. construction supervisor
of several Of Detroit's principal
buildings. who died of a heart at
tack. were held today at Temple
Beth Fl
Born at Republic, Mr.. IIirsch-
man had been "A Detroit resident
since childhood Following his
graduation from the University of
Michigan. he entered the office of
Albert Kahn and later became a
partner in the firm. During his
recent life, Mr.. HirSChman was
engaged in real estate and inSur-
ancc businesses.
Ifc was a board member Of the
Community Fund and of the Al
lied Jewish Campaign
Surviving are two sisters. Sadie
llirschman and Mrs |. Rodman
Myers, and two brothers. DR.. Louis
J. and Irving l..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Byron J. Rivett
High School Principal
for II Years

Funeral services viii be held al
s p m. Thursday az the William
r Hamilton Company chapel for
Byron J. RVett, principal Of
Northwestern High School for y
years, who died Of a heart attack
after a Today illness.
Mr. RIvctt was born in Shop
herd. Michigan. 81 years ago and
came 10 Detroit in 1909 after hold
ing posts in four other Michigan
towns.
He was educated AZ The 81,
Louis Michigan. high school Cen
trial State Teachers College. Michi-
gan State Normal College. the
University of Chicago and the
University OF Michigan where he
received his VI. a. degree IN 1924.
Surviving arc his wife, Mabel,
and n sister. Mrs. Edward King.
The residence is at 1858 Leslie
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

BOSTON BRINDLE BULLDOG 80 White
black spot neck pet reward. Tyler
6-5626
BOSTON BULLDOG brindle. white child
pet; kindly return. reward. Northlawr
BUNCH keys vicinity WY Recreation
Sunday. Finder kindly telephone lyle
5-4495.
LOST-Small white purse containing large
sum money, in or between Alberts Store
Jefferson, or i34e Lakeview Ave. Reward
LOST-Envelope containing check anS
papers, Saturday afternoon: reward Of
fered. Charles Mackenzie. Webster Hall
.LoST-Round rhinestone brooch, down
town; keepsake; reward. Trinity 2-563i
POLICE PUPPY, male black. tan mark
ings. reward. Kindly telephone Tyler
4-22g0
ARROWS Two). vicinity Fores
Avenue Kindly return. Reward. Tele
phone Plaza 4046.
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER. old. blind
vicinity Boston boulevard Fourteenth
Reward. Townsend $685..
WRISTWATCH. small gold Lafayette
East Grand boulevard. Woodward, Put
nam, reward. Eitzroy 1895
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
buy a Bomber-
Late PayOff
Woman Bettor Collects
on Torn Tickets

Race tickcts-cven though frag-
mcntary-have a cash value, il
was proved in the court OF Com
mon Pleas Judge Neal Fitzgerald.
AZ least. Christina Williams of
913 Napoleon street. who was suing
the Detroit Racing Commission
for bet placed last August at
the State Fair track. was paid
S26i in an out of court settlement.
She alleged that the commission
refused 10 honor the remnants OF
her IL $40 tickets. torn up before
she learned her horse had won
through disqualification of the
winner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Mrs. EImie W. Mallory
Rites for Writer, SO,
Held in Ann Arbor

ANN ARBOR, Jan 20.-Funoral
services for Mrs. Elmie w. NAL
Tory, 6S. writer on child pSychol-
ngyTwho died Sunday after long
illness, were held today at ST.
Andrews Episcopal Church with
the Rev Henry Lewis officiating.
Mrs. Mallory. born az Chester
ton. O. was graduated from
BuchIcl College. Akron. O. In
1920 she received her masters OF
arts degree from tho University
Of Michigan where her husband.
tho late Herbert s. Mallory, was
liberal arts professor.
Mrs Mallory was connected
with tf1r T. IF VI. as a member
Of faculty or hospital staff,
from 1919 until 1889. She is
survived by a daughter Mrs. O. NJ.
Pearl. a son Leal Warner NAL
lory. a sister. Mrs. Lillian Cook,
and three grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
buy a Bomber
Governor Plays Badminton

EAST LANSING, Jan. 20.-Gov-
ernor Van Wagner not only sup
ports vast physical education
but he is even taking
part in il. During his few leisure
hours on week-ends. the governor
manages to squeeze in few games
Of badminton AT Jenison Gymna-
SUM at Michigan State College.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Mrs. |. B. Pickering
Private Rites tomorrow
For Writer S Mother

A private funeral will be held
tomorrow al $50 p. m. in the
MuehliG Funeral Chapel. Ann Ar
Dor, for Mrs. Luthcra b. Pickering,
II. mother Of Jack Pickering. De-
troit Times columnist.
Mrs. Pickering died Saturday in
the University Hospital after an
illness of several weeks.
She is survived by her husband,
Oscar w; another son. Harold.
and three sisters. Mrs. Jesse
Haynes. Mrs. Carrie Burroughs,
and Mrs. Georgia Paynton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Bought for $4,000,
He S Due for Draft

PITTSBURGH, Jan 20 INS)
Because shortstop Billy Cox ex-
poets TO be drafted within a month,
President Bill Benswangcr of the
Pittsburgh Pirates has asked that
Cox be placed on the national de-
Tense list so that the Pirates can
add another player 10 their ros-
ter. Cox was purchased from the
liarrisburgh, Pa, club for $4,000
at the end of last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Alber, Wi,ze. %: Irene Fiebig 30.
Fioftan G. stewart Is Marion Burns %
Frank Ysrkoski, IS; Helen T. Puczkowski,
stephen s. Cchon. %: Laura Krolczyk. 20.
Cecil NJ. Pellet, % Virginia NJ. johnson,
Hubert C Woods. 10; Annie J. Rensick,
stanley CleslouskI, 20: Anna Kokoulen. 20.
william Barsniak. 20, Helen Washuta. 10.
Frank zeilinger Rose Yocapetta 3D.
Frank y Kulpa. 20 Ann Ramas -
Joseph Rauchman Jr. "a. Isabel Yando.
Joseph a. s1ymuls, 81; Audrey P. Merritt.
%
Russell T. crane, 30: claire Godin. IS.
Robert J. smith 20 Mary Stimac 20.
Melvin starzynski. 81: Veronica Martell, IS
Thomas Pearson % -ElnrsneA Pei. IS
Mitchell Krakus rs Rose Jasionovicz rs
William s. Dehm. 20. Dolores finder 30
Milo Leatheruood, 20. Elizabeth s. Cherry
2S
STANLEY Long. ~: Gertrude Kopack. II.
Base Szypdlar 81 Hsrriet WodsrcTyk. 2s
Victor Soper. II, Agnes sullivan. "a
Arthur Loher 20: Dorothy Freshman. 10.
James + Sanders, le Matilda Knesh. Is.
Walter szymanskL %, LudmiIa Konasie
Gene D.mlng Is; Eileen MoKrell. rs
James r. Wilder, rs. Tracy N. McQusd.
"a
Harvey II King SIS. Alice Hunt, IS
Jay Salisbury, "a. Barbara Houncher. 81.
Victor Wizgird. 81 Gertrude Lukasak 30.
Edwin :. Nlau-3i Linda n Nurmi- IS
charles =. Ashford. II Bess A. shreve,
James ". Williamson. 20; Helen Bailey, IS.
Harry Pickett 10 Ruby Ingram 20
Alfred l.. Braun. al Evelyn APPEL II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Uniform Teaching

The Professional Golfers Asso.
citation of America is making ar
effort 10 standardiZe the teaching
OF golf by asking 400 questions OF
each member.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

Toledo spares-ToOke, WilJAnen, Fauria
Prouix Kirby.
PariscleEn spares - Chadwick, Myers
stepanovich. Levine. Birch. Landrith.
FIRST PERIOD
1-Parsclean: Levine tChsdwick), 1911.
2-Toedo. TOoke tSmithi. 1914.
Penalties slower. Levine.
SECOND PERIOD
3-PariSclean. Buckovitch .(Elenich- Ruelle)
, u.
4-Toedo: HoreCk tWilliams), $40.
Penalties Smith, Myers. Slower.
THIRD PERIOD
5-ToedO: TOOke Baud ino- Williams, Q :3s
s-ToedO. Baudino (Stoveri. 1878.
Toledo: Fauria (kirby- TOoke), 1901.
Penalty-Ruelle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Obituaries
Mrs. Donna Martin
Funeral Of Brokers' Wife
70 Be Held TODAY

Funeral rites were 10 be held
al 2 p. m. today from the William
r. Hamilton Company Chapel for
Mrs. Donna Shinnick Martin, wife
of James r. Martin. Detroit in
veStment= broker. Burial will fol-
low in Woodlawn Cemetery.
Mrs. Martin was born in Detroit
in 1906 and spent her entire life
here. She was graduated from
Mary Lyons School at Swarth-
more. Pa.
She is survived by her husband
a son. James Jr.; two daughters,
Judith and Rctta; her father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ.
two brothers. Fred Jr.,
and Graham. and a sister. Mrs.
Thomas A. Griffin Jr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
BIRTHS

Mary Toll 1883 Gladwin
Helen Ventucs. 6isi Canton.
Hanna Waeschs, AaSa- Harvard
Mary Wilcox. lis Mspleton. Crosse Pont'
Farms.
Joanna SaIters. 1921 Encleside
Angela Wsronek. 27s7 Hammond.
Agnes Washer. SIPS Wesson.
Virginia Witt 1902 Fisher
MARY Zelmanski, ABS Roosevelt.
Christine Zemke, 1870 Prairie
Evelyn Zacklan, 1911 Chalmers. Van Dyke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
buy n Bomber
Willing to Gamble

The Winter exhibition tennis
tour of Don Bulge. Fred Perry.
Bobby Riggs and Frank kovacs is
on a winner take most basis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
buy n Bonnie
ski Sport Cows

There arc now 375 ski cllbS
with 10000 active members, go
Jump hills. 500 open slopes and
trails and 200 tows in the United
States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

AUTO CITY Plating Company. government
specifications polishing. buffing and plat
ing 3i56 Denton. Hamtramck. Madison
1900.
FURNISHING. plating. rustproofing. Park.
erizing. hot lead kote. Army. Navy speci
hcstions, guaranteed. large capacity. United
Platers Incorporated. eei Madison. RAN
folph 1850.
Dim Tool Company; lathe drill press:
ton or production. I1i3 Belvidere. Ivan
hoe 1908.
DIES LAURIERs METAL.
Products Company, ss4i Central Tyler
$500
LuMBER-All grades: crate box all de-
Tense products regardless of sire or guam
tty. We submit bids
CURRIER LUMBER COMPANY
1897 Van Dyke AZ Dawson. Tw. 1900
PRODUCTION small parts. all specinca.
KNIGHT PLATING co.
3ii5 Bellevue Plaza 1857
SIOUX METAL PRoDUcTs-stesi rolled
holdings, die shop. IS Davenport
Temple iti4s.
ST CLAIR SALES COMPASY-stsmpings
assembly work all metals 90 Dayen-
port Temple i-sit5.
srAMPtNGs mad. a. Centerlin. stamping
$500 Ten Mile Road. Telephons Center
.lne =. ",
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate nsiing.
IN the big sunday Times wan, Al
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

Quotations supplied by Bongard Co.
Windsor. Prices IN cents.
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Male Help Wanted

Al Refrigeration Service Man: good pay.
Call Mr. Davis. Dearborn 22te.
BEER. dance. dine. tourist cabins Well
located; money maker owner retiring
Appointment only. Harley Fry. North
Adams. Mich.
BOYS. WITH OR WITHOUT BICYCLES.
1s-17-ls YEARS OLD
In our service YOU come IN contact with
big business men and gain experience
money cannot buy.-see Mr. Swarthout,
Room zoe, 53S Shelby street
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
BOYs-i7-21. neat appearing experience
not essential; earnings range SIS TO $40
weekly. 3l05 Barlum Tower, $3.50 a. m.
BOYS, 1919 YEARS OLD
With bicycles for night messenger work;
vacations with pay: healthful outdoor
work; 35c an hour: II you are attending
school. here Is an opportunity for you
to earn extra money See Mr.. swarthout,
Room 2o6, 53s Shelby street.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH co.
Steady work all-around
man for modernization work must have
car. Temple Lass after p. m.
DENTIsT-Experienced good guarantee
and salary 10 right party. Or. J. Forbes.
strand Theater Bldg. Pontiac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
z MO Upsets

Windsor spares Meadow Jones, Smith.
Flannety. Johnson, Fitzpatrick
Mansfield spares stoddardt. Hsles. Tur-
ney Ward
Onicials-Doug Young and Stan McCAhe
FIRST PERIOD
Windsor: Loree (Crossmsn- Fitzgerald)
l.Js.
2-Winds0r: Loree (Smith-Jo nesl, s34
3 Mansfield: Hales tunassistedl. 5 50.
A. Mansfield Gatschene (DenD, 1871.
Penalty Dent.
SECOND PERIOD
windsor; Ctossman tNorrisl. 6s2l.
h=HlndxOr- CroSxgsss-1 t.,F-- 10. r.
mansfield: Kennedy (D'AmOrel, 10 81
Penalties - Drouillsrd, Turney. Fttz-
gerald.
THIRD PERIOD
Windsor. IOTee (Crossmanl 1.h
Mansfield: Kennedy CD'Amoreb 2 50
10 Windsor. Jones (unassstedJ. 4:05.
II Mansfield Dent tTurneyl. 5:5S.
IL Mansfield Ward 1Hslesb, f25i
l3- Mansfield Gardner (D'AmoreJ, 1871.
Penalty-Ftzgerald
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Deatb Rotires

GARDNER-January is, Lieut. William T
age -. suddenly. at Orlando. Fla. be
loved son of M and Mrs. Mel 8. Gardner
dear brother OF Robert and Jack Fu
neral At Walter Dehn Funeral Home, ss1l
East Forest. Thursday at ?
HERBERHOIZ-Janua 10. Barbara. wifi,
Of Nicholas; mother 81 Jack and Mrs
Mary Yettaw: also survived by 8 grand
children; funeral from residence. 1885
Montvills, Thursday morning a. $50 al
Visitation Church at Q. Frank w. Ma
lone, director.
HONEYsETT-January 10, Samuel. OF
s475 Thinker. Van Dyke, Mich. beloved
husband Of Lou Fillmore Honeysett. dear
father OF Mrs J. c. Loehnis. Guy and
Robert. grandfather OF seven grandchildren.
Funeral service Wednesday, 2 p. m. at
a. II. Peters Funeral Home, 12057 Gratiot
avenue.
SENGER-Rosa A, January Is. beloved
wife OF the late Adolph L.. dear mother
NJ Frederick l.. Mrs. Henry steelman,
Mrs. Henry KirstoSTsk and Herbert Sen
ger, also eight grandchildren survive; one
sister. Mrs Anna Haas. Funeral from
residence, ill7 Marlborough. Wednesday at
! 80 p. m; Messiah Lutheran Church,
Lakewood al Kercheval, at y. m.