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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28
Encouragement Fruehauf Trailer 60.
"NYC To Try Out Piggybaeks
For Mail" ......,

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept I6@UP)-use OF piggy
back by railroads handle mail forecast today
by John F. NASH New York Central Railroad vice president
He said here that the road will start service In December
with nexivsn rsilhighwsy vehicle that allows high
way trailer TO be slid of lis wheels to FIAT car In four
minutes He said nsxivsn Is adaptable not only to handling
freight but TO move heavy volume mail
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28
hAAP Renews Request
For Audience With Ike

the summer White House in
Newport. r. l.. Roy Wilkins.
NAACP executive secretary.
recalled earlier requests for
such a conference between the
nations Chief Executive and
the leaders of Negro organiza-
tions.
The Association sought a
meeting with the President fol-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

NEW YORK-The National
Association for the Advance
ment of Colored Peoeple has
again called upon President
Eisenhower for a conference to
discuss 1.-The continued persecu-
ton of Negro citizens in certain
areas of the South"
In n telegram dispatched on
Sept. 10 10 the President at
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28
MR. WILLIAM ELLINGTON sR. ALERT
Presents Detroit Times letter 10 editor,
why Industry Leaves State,
BY Owner
To The Editor:

70 The Editor,
note The tremendous hsssIe over Industry pv''ns oo
o Michigan. confess to smiling ss note-'snor exeeo
ws sxsiIon officials executives OF many other ssen.''.
s dvekns the responsibility and doing their dsmneo''
70 put The blame on somebody else.
ror number Of years owned and operated on n'o'"I
IN Detroit employing us men, y employees worked every
week OF the year vespi the between Christmas so
new Year. Working full time For years. we s'oekp'sd '"'
goods TO give the men full time.
Records show we never had strike nor loskov'i 10
question ever arose that couldn't DO settled 10 fhs sss
''en Of ALL
tsss Why INDUSTRY LEAVES. 20. a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28
Pres. Urges Liberty
And Justice For All

In national televised and broadcasted speech Tues
day night Dwight d. Eisenhower President of the Uni
ted States urged the people of Little Rock and the
South to abide by the decsos ofthe Supreme and Fed
eral Courts and provide Liberty and Justice For ALL"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28
CONG. CHAS. DIGGS PROTESTS
FREE SCHOOL LUNCH ST0PPAGE

Congressman Charles c. Dggs, Jr d., Michigan today
associated himself with Detroit Public Welfare Superinten
dent Daniel j. Ryan, in protesting the recommended dis
continuance of the free school lunch program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

in such obstruction of justice
to cease and desist therefrom
and to disperse forthwith.
In witness thereof, ! have here
unto set my hand and caused
tile seal of the United States OF
America to be affixed.
Done at the city Of Newport,
Rhode Island, this 23rd day of
September in the year Of our
Lord Nineteen Hundred and
FIfty-seven and of the indepen-
dence Of the United States Of
America the one hundred and
eighty-second.
WHY DID HE ACT?
Whenever normal agencies
prove inadequate to the task
and it becomes necessary for the
Executive Branch of the Fede-
raj Government to use its
powers and authority to uphold
Feedral courts, the Presidents
responsibility is unacceptable.
In accordance with that re-
sponsibility. have today issued
an executive order directing the
use of Federal law at Little
Rock.
This became necessary when
my proclamation Of yesterday
was not observed and the OBJ
struction of justice still con.
tines.
II is important that the rea-
sons for my action be understood
by all citizens.
AS you know, the Supreme
Court of the United States has
decided that separate public
educational facilities for the
races are inherently unequal
and therefore compulsory segre-
CATION laws are unconstitutional.
Our personal opinions about
the decision have no bearing on
the matter of enforcement. The
responsibility and authority of
the Supreme Cour to interpret
the Constitution are clear.
Local Federal courts were in
structed by the Supreme Court
10 issue such orders and de-
crees as might be necessary to
achieve admission to public
schools without regard to race
and with all deliberate speed.
LAW IS SUPREME
During the past several years.
many communities in our
Southern states have instituted
public school plans for gradual
progress in the enrolment and
attendance of school children of
all races in order to bring them
selves into compliance with the
law of the land.
They thus demonstrated to
the world that we are nation
in which laws, not men, are
supreme.
! regret TO say that this
frufh--the cornerstone of our
liberties---was not observed In
this instance.
II was my hope that this
localized situation would be
brought under control by City
and State authorities.
II the use of local police
power had been sufficient our
traditional methods Of leaving
the problem in those hands
would have been pursued. But
when large gatherings of OBJ
structionists made il impossible
for the DEGREES of the court TO
be carried out, both the law and
the national interest demanded
that the President take action.
And 30, with confidence. I
call upon citizens of the State
Of Arkansas 10 assist In bring
ing 10 an immediate end all
inferference with the Law and
iis processes.
II resistance TO the Federal
Court orders ceases at once. tie
further presence Of Federal
troops will be unnecessary and
Little Rock viii return TO It's
normal habits of peace and
order, and blot upon the fair
name and high honor Of our
nation in the world win be r.
movsd'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28
Tangled In Rope. Boy, Is. Hanged

Port Huron, Sept. 7-Hsnged accidentally when ne
fell from tree David Stanley Tesner found dead
by his father rope hanging from fres-house back
OF his home." - News
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

Surrounded by Federal
troops. the nine Negro stu
dents entered Little Rocks
Central High School Wednes-
day without further incidence.
Although a crowd had gath
cred. II was soon dispersed by
the soldiers who ordered them
TO return to their homes.
Two men were bayonefed
for refusal to move Wednes-
day morning when ordered to
by the soldiers.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-23
US. Bases Cirdling Soviet Union Threaten Great New War-Pravda

weapons of war" from their coun- tries, Russia will answer with follows delivered by the same weapons
 It said that apparently a US. atomic operational group is al- ready in existence" in northern Italy.
 The United States has never disclosed whether atomic war heads or bombs are located at overseas bases. Gen. Randolph Pate, US. Marine conmandant, was quoted Jan. as saying that marines with the US. 9th Fleet in the Mediterranean were armed with Hive" atomic artillery weapons The White House re- fused to confirm or deny the re- port, but said that President Eli senhower ''has given no authority for the release"
 (The latest American Corporal guided missiles, capable of carry ing either atomic or conventional warheads, have been reported set up near Vicenza, in north Italy, by the US. southern European task force of NATO. The report that the long-range guided weap- ons were located in italy did not specify whether atomic warheads were on hand for them0
 Instead of the United States having a monopoly in the long range guided missile field, Pravda said, "it would be more appropri- ate to speak of the tagging behind of the United States.
 . The party paper again con- demned the Eisenhower doctrine for the Middle East, saying the US. policy would bring grave danger of atomic warfare to the threshold of all states in the region.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-23
By GEORGE McARTHUR

MONTE CARLO, RAA 21-gun salute announced the birth today of a dark-haired, blue-eyed girl to former Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier of Monaco.
 The 8-pound, Bounce baby, who will succeed her father on the throne of this 367-acre princi- pality unless a son is born, was placed in a gilded wood cradle used by her father. She will be called Princess Caroline.
 Palace sources said 26-year-old Princess Grace burst into tears of joy when told baby girl had been born, and expressed a wish to nurse the child when she was brought to her.
 These sources said the baby was born with blonde eyebrows and a tiny red birthmark on the left nostril.
 The 33-year-old prince went on the radio soon after the birth at 9:29 am. and announced solemn ly that My beloved wife, the princess, has given birth to ba- by princess who has been given the name of Caroline Louise Marguerite
 He thanked the people for their "affectionate testimony of attach ment" and asked them to thank God and rejoice"
 The prince described the baby as "very beautiful, just lovely"
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-23
IT'S A GIRL FOR PRINCE & GRACE

His first act was to telephone his mother, Princess Charlott, in northeast France. He then went to his private chapel to pray.
 The prince, who married the Hollywood movie star last April 1919, himself was reported to have wanted a girl.
 A medical bulletin by the three doctors said the delivery went very quickly without any com plications and both mother and child fare doing very well" It described the child as perfectly constituted"
 A palace spokesman said the birth was without anesthetics.
 This after the blonde mother had cup of bouillon and a sip of champagne.
 Hardly had the announcement been made until cOngratulatory telegrams began arriving from around the world.
 The tiny port of Monaco echoed with booming cannon shots and piercing yacht sirens.
 'Oh, shucks, I wanted a boy, , said John B. Kelly, father of the princess, when told the news in Philadelphia. That's six girls now.''
 Kelly had five granddaughters before the latest addition. Mrs. Margaret Kelly, Grace's mother, is in Monte Carlo.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-23
Chamber Prepares for Next Weeks Visit of Interior Secretary Seaton

committee also expects to comply with two special requests from the Secretary, namely, a demon stration of Eskimo dancing and a reindeer luncheon
 Travelling with Seaton will be Anthony J. .Lausi, director of the Office of Territories; A. M. Ed wards, assistant solicitor for the Division of Territories, and Leola Tise, secretary to Seaton.
 At yesterdays regular meeting of the Nome Chamber, communi- cations from Delegate Bartlett and Ralph Rivers were read and discussed by Russell Hermann concerning statehood with possi- ble military reserves. Mr. Her mann was directed to communi- cate with Delegate Bartlett and the delegates to Washington un- der the Alaska Tennessee Plan and advise them that the Nome Chamber was in favor of state hood for Alaska with land with drawals from the grant to the state for the defense of the Unit ed States when and where neces- sary, but the Chamber <is not in
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The Nome nugget., 1957-01-23
By HAROLD K. MILK

MOSCOW tR-The Soviet Com munist Party accused the United States today of establishing bases for atomic-armed guided missiles around the perineter of the So- viet Union. Pravda said this has raised the threat of a great new war.
 The organ of the Soviet Party said reports in the U. $. press prove the United States is plan ming to equip its 'ibases'' in Tur- key, Iran, Japan, Okinawa, Alas ka and western Europe with the most modern weapons, including long range guided missiles and atomic warheads.
 "We have here far-reaching plans to prepare springboards for atomic warfare over extensive areas ranging from Europe to the Far East" Pravda said. ssThe planned distribution of the atom ic groups leaves no room for doubt that they are aimed against the Soviet Union and other social ist countries"
 Pravda warned Turkey, Iran and Japan that if they permitted the launching of any of 'these
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-23
PETIT JURY LIST ON PAGE TWO
More Hungarians Sentenced to Death For Defying Communists

BUDAPEST, R-Radio Buda- pest said today three more, Hun garians have been sentenced to death for melting strikes and for urging other resistance to the. re- gime of Communist Premier Ja- nos Kadar.
 This brought to at least 28 the number of death sentences an nounced publicly since the revo- lution was put down.
 Some Hungarian and Western observers believe there have been many other death sentences and executions never made public.
 The latest death penalties were announced in the trial of nine persons accused of having insti- gated strikes and urged seizure of the Budapest radio building and Danube bridges. Communist police said they found guns and ammunition hidden in the homes of the defendants.
 Four defendants were sentenced to prison terms ranging from 5 to 10 years. Two others, both for mer policemen. were acquitted.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-23

The missile master system IS now in production by the Glenn L. Martin Co.
 The changeover to Hercules and the new control system will be effected around the country as soon as possible, the Army Anti Aircraft Command said.
 The Army expects Hercules, with it's ability to reach out twice as far as Ajax, to appreciably re- duce the vulnerability of strategic American cities to possible enemy attack. '
 Nike defenses today guard many of the key industrial, government, financial and defense centerS within range of enemy bombers-
 In a broad sweep around the nations vulnerable perimeter north from Washington thru New England, across the industrial Midwest to the industrial com plex around Hanford, Wash, the Nike defenses reach out to Seattle and down the Pacific coast as far as Los Angeles.
 The Army plans to similarly protect San Diego soon.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-23
Scandinavian Airlines To Start Transpolar
 Flights Europe to Asia

WASHINGTON, -Scandina- vian Airlines System (SAS) said today it will inaugurate the first transpolar air service between Europe and Asia Feb. 24.
 Long-range DC-7C "Global Ex- press airliners,. leaving from Co., penhagen and Tokyo the same day, will pass each other exactly over the North Pole," the airline said in statement.
 There will be one refueling stop at Anchorage, Alaska.
 In regular operation, the new service will trim travel distance. between Europe and the Far East from about two days to 30 hours.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-23
SUMMERFIELD GETS NOD FOR POSTMASTER GENERAL

WASHINGTON, R-President Eisenhower formally nominated Arthur E. Summerfield of Michi- gan today to continue as post master general.
 Summerfield is former chair man of the Republican National Committee The postmaster gen. eralship is the only Cabinet posi- ton requiring confirmation by the Senate
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-23
New Missile Will Knock Down
 Enemy Planes 50 Miles Off Coast

FORT BAKER, Calif., R-The Army will soon have in operation a Nike guided missile capable of knocking down hostile plane 50 miles off the coast.
 The Nike Ajax, a 25-mile-range missile supplied to anti-aircraft batteries guarding vital American cities, is being replaced by the bigger, more lethal Nike Hercules, with about twice the range.
 Described as able to destroy any of today's subsonic or super sonic planes, Hercules is con- trolled by an improved electronic 'brain."
 Known as the missile master system, this brain collects target information by radar, Feeds it thru an intricate computer and with electron calls locking onto the missile, directs it to the in- coming plane.
 Altho both Ajax and Hercules are extremely accurate, a direct hit is not necessary to destroy a plane, Nike experts say, because of the terrific blast and fragmen- tation from near explosion.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-23
OPEN MEETING WILL HEAR AVG OFFICIAL ON NOME ARMORY

Capt. A. B. Bruck, from the Alaska National Guard he;idquar- ters in Juneau, is here for few days to discuss with local groups the proposed National Guard Ar mory which is projected for con struction next year if the I.egisla- ture meets the requirements of furnishing 25 percent of the funds.
 Capt Bruck explained to mem ibers of the Chamber of Com merce yesterday the advantages of the construction for civic uses, and he meets tonight with the City Council to further explain the building and it's uses and to answer any questions concerning the project.
 Mayor Anderson states that it is an open meeting any any and all interested persons are vel come to attend at 7::30 this eve ming at the City Hall.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-23

Next Tuesdays meeting of the NWA Chamber of Commerce is planned to dovetail with Secre- tary of the Interior Fred A. Sea- tons short visit to Nome.
 A luncheon has been arronged for Jan. 29, promptly at 12 noon, in the Pioneer Hall. The public is cordially invited and the Ro- tary Club will attend instead of their regular Wednesday meeting.
 Reservations must be made by Monday morning with Mrs. Mary Diede. secretary to Judge Hodge.
 The cost will be $2.50 a plate.
 Judge Walter Hodge reported at yesterdays meeting that a spe- cial committee, consisting of him. self, Russell Hermann and Carl Glavinovich from the Chamber, Boyd c. Harwood of the Nome Rotary Club, and MT. and Mrs. P. L. Reader of the Republican Club, has closely followed the requests of MT. Phillip Morgan of the Office of Territories, who came to Nome last week to pre- pare for Secretary Seaton's visit
 A written report is being pre- pared in advance, advising him of the needs and hopes of the Second Division. Native arts anc crafts, prepared by Robert Gran1 of the ANS, and a mining display prepared by Carl Glavinovicl will be on exhibit in the smaller room at the Pioneer Hall. The
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-23
Buy an Appliance and Have Your Tax Figured

MOULTRIE, Ga, LR-An appli- ance firm here is figuring to fig ure anyone's income tax with the purchase of a major appliance.
 An ad being carried over Radio Station WMTM says:
 Dixie TV & Radio Service is offering free tax consultation and income tax form figuring with the purchase of any major eppli- ance, such as lfreezers, washers, TV sets and radios, between now and April 15."
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-23
500 Airmen in Hospital In Influenza Epidemic

DENVER, R-More than 800 airmen and officers have been hospitalized by influenza during the past week, Lowry Air Force Base officials disclosed Tuesday.
 The base surgeon said the epi- demic apparently has reached it's peak and is on the decline. He said none of the cases has been critical.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-23

LOS ANGELES, R-Pension plan advocate E,r. Francis Town send is in St. Vincent's Hospital for treatment of a severe cold.
 Dr. Townsend, 91, was said to be in satisfactory condition today.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11
Lodge 81 Seek Seeks
Prompt Ticket Account

CHICAGO, Ill. - All CFU
Lodge 80 members who have
not turned in their award tic
kets or the money for same
are hereby reminded to do
so in accordance with the mo-
ton passed on August II.
The Lodge Secretary, Lad
die Slamar, sent a book of
tickets, for the July 7 award
to each of our members, but
in some cases neither tickets
nor money were returned.
If you have not yet made
your returns, please do so as
soon as possible, so that the
matter may be closed.
Luka Biondich, Rec.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11
Back To Normal Soon
FOR Vans Of Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE,, Wise.
With the summer picnics just
about over and everyone full
of barbecued lamb and span
ferkel, we should all be just
about set for fall activities.
How about making plans
now to attend your lodge
meetings - if not every time,
at least every other time.
Your officers don't need the
minutes read to them, or the
financial statements; they
were there, they know what
happened. Why don't you
show a little interest?
Condolences are sent to
Anne Puskarich and her sis
ter, Eva Haas, on the death
of their mother, who was a
member of NADIA" CF'U
Lodge 255.
Chuck and Anne Puskarich
have a brand new baby girl,
Dorrianne, who arrived on
August II. Congratulations!
Bessie Marciniak is "ex-
pecting" and any day now
we should have another jun
ior member.
There are quite a number
of Vanguards having BIRTH
days this month, congrats to
them also.
Your next meeting date is
September IL, at Karlovich's
Hall, 539 South Sixth Street.
If you haven't settled for
your picnic tickets, now would
be the best time to do it.
"Gabby Vanguard"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11

and return post card, with
further information. Please
don't throw this letter away
before you read it; and we
would appreciate the return
of the card whether you at
tend or not.
If you desire any further in
formation, e.g., we might
have your wrong address and
possibly not receive the letter,
please call Josephine Mosca
at Tilden 5-1475.
Back At 1t Oct. 26th
To the Maywoodites Lodge
of Hammond, l wish to say
we are sorry our date falls
on the same day you are Gel
ebrating your 50th anniver-
sary.
But our plans were made to
the point whereby we were
unable to cancel our doing at
the time we received your
letter. Our wishes for future
success to your lodge is ex-
tended to you and your mem
bers.
The second date l would
like to have you Harborites'
members circle is Saturday,
October Goth. This Is the
day we are having our Goth
anniversary dance with mu-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11
EAST CHICAGO, Ind.

EAST CHICAGO, Ind. -
Harborites, get your date
book out as l have another
date for you to circle in red.
So, before you continue to
read this article, please get
that book or you might for
get to circle these red letter
days.
On September 21, 1857,
there is to be given a din
ner for you and your
spouse, or date, at the Vic
ker Park Club House, at
1880 pm. Food and liquid
refreshments will be provi-
ded - so come out. There
will be dancing until :??.
Music will be by the Cava-
liers, our local tamburitz-
ans.
Are you wondering why we
offer you all this free OF
charge? Why to celebrate oul
twentieth anniversary. There
is no reason why you should
not be able to attend and helT
us celebrate. We would be
most happy to hear from anc
see all of you original charter
members who helped organize
the "Harborites".
Through the mail, each
member will receive a letter
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11

outings and civic events of
every kind for miles around.
Smaller groups from the
band supply music for teen
age and other dances and play
for basketball games and in
door events.
Band interest spearheaded
an upsurge of musical activity
in Cedarburg that led to for
nation of a civic band -
largely composed of gradu-
ates of the high school band
- and a drum corps for
youngsters.
1t also sparked the an
nual Cedarburg Music Fes-
tival, which this year drew
20 bands and drum corps
and $4,000 spectators to
watch it's tenth renewal.
Besides contributing to the
school and the community,
the high school band gives its
members valuable training in
teamwork, coordination and
discipline and keeps them
busy with wholesome activi-
ties.
So, as the band swings
down the field, with instru-
ments flashing and major.
cites prancing, let's give the
kids a big hand. They add
some colorful fanfare to
American life.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-11
Stee|ton De|inquents
Are Put On The Alert

STEELTON, Pa. - All
members Of CFU Lodge Ii
are warned to have their dues
paid before the end of the
month or they will suffer the
consequences of either being
put on reserve and losing
their sick and disability ben
efits or be suspended from
their life insurance benefits.
Lodge dues are payable
every Sunday at the Lodge
Hall from 1890 to 800 pm,
or by mail to Stephen Juzba-
sic, 427 Wood St., Steelton,
Pa. Check or money order
should be made payable to
"St. Lawrence" Lodge Ii.