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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
BY Court Reporter

Police smashed a still in a
vacant house at 2679 East Alex.
ardrinc last week. They found
rs barrels of mash and a partly
assembled cooker used to make
lroonshinc. The officers called
DPW workers who smashed the
equipment, dumped the 55-gallon
containers and washed the mash
down sewers with hoses.
Nathan Williams, 81. of pa
kcnilworth, was arrested last
week and charged with assault
and battery on the complaint of
his wife. Mrs. Doris Williams,
% Mrs. Williams told police that
her husband came home in a
drunken condition and beat her
about the head and body
Mrs Williams said her hus-
band chokcd her and knocked
her to the floor and kicked her
while she was on the floor.
Minnie Lee Grantham. %. of
296 Windcr, and Henry Clay
Shlvcrs. Jr., 81. of 1888 Preston,
we're arrested last week in a
downtown department store,
where the officers said Miss
Grantham concealed sweater
valued at S8.95 i'm her purse
while Shivcrs watched a sales
man.
Police said they confiscatcd
$500 worth of stolen goods from
three other downtown stores in
their possession.
John Carrcker, Jr.. 30. of 22Ol
Blaine, was sentenced TO 30 days
in the House of Correction last
week after he was found guilty
of disturbing the peace by Re-
cordcr's Judge Paul +. Krausc.
g.
James Plump, 50. of 274O
Waterloo, was arrested last week
and charged with larceny. Police
said Plump walked into down
town store and stole a bowl con
tanning rs cigaret lighters.
Plump concealed the lighters
in a shopping bag and walked
out the store and was arrested
On the outside.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15

G ~ in the Life OF The Ma
ilon Special guests were DR..
and Mrs. w II Hancy (he is
prcsodca; Of the Wolverine State
Convention Of Michigan, and
scmc fifty members of the War
zen Avenue Baptist Church. All
presidents were reelected. Rev,
VIM. Bishop was elected Board
Member TO the Nd,lonal Baptist
SUNDAY school and +. I. Y Con
srcsS. The 1860 session Will be
held At the Central Baptist
Church, 10th and buchanan, DR..
Bishop. pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
Anderson Temple

Panorama Of FASHIONS. with
Mrs Eddie b Ford as Fashion
Go Ordinator viii be presented
in the Polar Bear Room Of the
Veterans Memorial Building. w.
jefferson. SUNDAY, August Is.
to q pm The affair is given
N the interest t the Building
Fund or cNpan. on program Of
he Anderson Temple Church Of
God in christ The public is cor
Ilally invited to attend this af
lair Bishop G l. Anderson, pas
tor
panscia and Gregory Roland.
IF Monterey, have returned from
indianapolis. Ind whore they
spent week with their uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs James
piShWon The DiShmonS, along
with sons. James and J d.. came
back and spent several days with
'hc kOlands.
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
DR.. II II. Coleman. pastor and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
Continued from Page 81
Church Commentaries

Church Commentaries
Anniversary
Special services commence
rating the anniversary were
held comprising the ii am.
services of st. Luke's Episco-
pal Church, 1914 Fifteenth
Street, N. Y.
HighIighfing this special
thanksgiving service was the
traditional sermon in tribute
TO Liberia, delivered by the
Reverend billiard n. Brown.
St. Lvke's rector.
Announcing that his term
as Liberals Ambassador to
the United States will end
next December, Ambassador
Padmore, who along with his
family is regular worShiper
at st. Luke's, thanked the
Church for the kind and
warm reception" offered him
and his family.
Welcomes Tourists TO Liberia
He then extended to the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15

Isaac Hull, on August 10, 1912,
sunk the British frigatc Gucr-
ricre with broadsides from the
USS Constitution. Constitution
lost seven men, the Guerrero
lost 70.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15

the TesT
at recently where
n
vion ar O wkins Teasw win
of the
and
nD b. the CocaCo
Company anita Ga cop sponsor O the ounam
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15

Robert Junior Sain. 81, of 1902
PalliStcr. was arrested last week
in a market at 13443 West 8-Mile
Road, where he placed eight car
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-01
Carpenters Stage
 WalkOut on Non Contract Projects

ANCHORAGE, R - Large mil itary construction projects have been shut down in the wake of a carpenters Union strike order and many private jobs are following suit
 Vernon Ingram, business agent of Carpenters Local 1281 here, said the carpenters have left the big project at Clear and two char tered planes have gone to Shem- va to return men to Anchorage off that job.
 Joseph Agosto, of the National Association of Home Builders, said the jobs of all association mem bers are shut down, as they not yet signed an agreement with the Carpenters Unions.
 A total of IF jobs in the An chorage area and II in the Fair banks area are affected, he said.
 The association will make every effort to reach an agreement to evert strike, Agosto said.
 Ingram said the largest local project to be halted involves hous- ing construction at Ft. Richard son. Approximately 75 carpenters have left the Miller Brothers Con- struction Co.
 More than 20 small indepen- dent contractors have signed the. agreement already and others are expected to do so soon, Ingram said. At least 200 union members will continue working for these small contractors during the strike, Ingram predicted.
 Principal demands of the union include free room and board on bush jobs, preferential hiring at the rate of five for the union to one for the contractor, and a 50- cent hourly wage increase, In gram said.
 A statement from the District Engineers Office said almost all military construction in Alaska will be affected.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-01
Strauss Quits
 Commerce Post

WASHINGTON, LR Lewis L. Strauss yesterday formally re- signed as Secretary of Commerce nm the cabinet post for which the Senate refused to confirm him.
 The resignation is effective at the close of business yesterday. It was announced at the White House which made public an exchange of letters between Strauss and President Eisenhower.
 For the time being, the acting head of the department will be Frederick H. Mueller, the Under Secretary of Commerce.
 The Senate, after lengthy con- troversy, voted 49-46 in the early hours of June 19 to reject the nomination of Strauss for the cabinet post
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-01
Fast National Guard Nine Downs ACS-FAA 31-15

In softball competition Monday night the National Guard club staged good imitation of track meet as they overwhelmed the ACS-FAA nine by a 31-15 score.
 "Corky" Kost led the winners with four hits as he singled twice, doubled and tripled. Pete Hahn got but three hits for the Guard, all home runs. Bill Caldwell also collected three hits for the win ners.
 Frank Dimmit had a perfect evening for the losers as he went three for three. Ralph ZWeigle and Frank Austin also hit safely three times.
 Outstanding outfielder of the evening was Keith Hedreen's can inc Lady" who utterly frustrated rightfielder Don Collis of the ACS- FAA club as he was chasing down a base hit. The crowd applauded Lady's gallop through the right field pastures.
 Tonight the Polar Bar nine WiH meet the ACS-FAA at ' sharp.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-01
MagnusOn Announces Bill For Arctic Wildlife Range

WASHINGTON, LR - Senator Warren c. Magnuson D-Wash, chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, has announced a sub committee will hold hearings on a bill to authorize the establish ment of the Arctic Wild Life Range in Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-01

Superase Bond TYping Paper For Sale at The Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-01

Fine Job Printing At The Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-01
Anchorage Woman Made Director Of Education Association

ST. LOUIS, LR Mrs. Pearl Shockly of Anchorage was elected to the National Education Associa- ton Board of Directors yesterday at the associations annual con- Vention here.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-11
Minnesota State Senator Is Pleased

70, T
Mr. Edward B. Servov, Attorney
9th Avenue and Sinclair st.
McKeesport, Pennsylvania
Dear Mr.. Servov:
In response to your kind letter, may inform you
that most happy to accept your wish that
Honorary Director of the Scholarship Foundation Of
the Croatian Fraternal Union.
l assure you that being asked to serve this
mttee privilege and honor and want to thank you
very much
Sincerely yours,
Thomas ID. Vukelich
Senator 61st District
State LEGISLATURE
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Doctor Considers Bid Hioh Honor

1885 West 63rd Street
Chicago &C. Illinois
Edward B. Servov
Attorney At Law
Sixth Avenue and Sinclair Street
Mckeesport, Pa.
Dear Mr. ServOv
1t certainly nice of you to include me one OF
the Honorary Directors of the Croatian Fraterna Union
Scholarship Foundation
It is an honor to be considered participant in such
outstanding undertaking.
1t is my pleasure to accept your invitation to be
of the Honorary Directors.
Cordially yours,
John f. Ruzic, M D.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-11

~. .-- T7U5 Chestnut Street
ST. Louis 1, Missouri
Mr.. Edward B. Servov
Attorney at Law
Sixth Avenue and Sinclair St.
McKeesport Pennsylvania
Dear Mr. Servov
regard it very great honor and privilege to be
asked to Honorary Director of the Croatan
Fraterna Union Scholarship Foundation, Inc, with such
distinguished group of Americans of Croatan descent
It is pleasure to accept this opportunity to be of help
and service in the worthy aims of the Foundation.
Fundamentally in accord with the method selected to
achieve the purpose for which the Foundation formed
Thanking you for this opportunity to be of service to
the Croatan Fraterna Union, am,
Very truly yours,
Raymond T. Percich
Attorney at Law
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County Prothonotary Joins Parade
Beaver County Court House
Beaver, Pennsylvania

Beaver County Court House
Beaver, Pennsy sylyania
Edward B. Servov, Esq.
Scholarship Foundation Inc
9Th Avenue and Sinclair st.
McKeesport, Pennsylvania
Dear MIR. ServOv:
l. too, Fundamentally approve Of the wonderful idea
of the Croatian Fraternal Union to establish Scholar
ship Foundation for the support and education of students
deem it great pleasure to serve Honorary D
rector
Therefore, agree with the greatest of pleasure to
have my included.
With best wishes, I remain,
Fraternally yours,
Anthony j. Kubik, Prothonotary
Beaver County
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Canadian Barrister Set To Do Share
Mr.. Edward B. Servov
9th Avenue and Sinclair st.
MckeespOrt, Pa.
Is King st. East
Toronto 1, Ontario

Dear MIR. Servov:
l have received your letter advising of the ncor-
poration of the Croatan Fraernal Union Scholarship
Foundation Inc and of the honor being bestowed upon
in the form of my appointment honorary Incor
porator and Director.
The purposes and objects of the Foundation
those to which subscribe very heartily and would be
pleased to do anything in my power to further them
have noted with pleasure that the Croatan Frater-
nal Union has always fostered the idea that it's members
and friends take advantage of any and all educational op
portunes available. This Foundation will without any
doubt, go long way in furthering this idea.
wish to thank you very much for the honor given
Yours sincerely,
Jack j. Belobradic, BA
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
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He AppIauds Phi|anthropic Efforts

IS John Street
New York 38, n. Y.
Mr. Edward B. ServOv
Law Building
Sixth Avenue and Sinclair Street
McKeesport, Pennsylvania
MY dear Mr.. ServOv: +.
much pleased to learn of the plans for the estab
lshment of Scholarship program within the CFU, and
feel honored by your request to be named Honorary
Director.
am, therefore, delighted to accept this honor
1 confident that all forward-lookng members of
the CFU will applaud this timely and worthy phanthropc
endeavor better youth and their American way Of
life You to be complmented for your pivotal efforts
Attorney for the Croatan Fraterna Union Scholarship
Foundation, Inc.
My sncerest respects and heartest congratulations to
associate officers Every good wish for their magn
ficent undertaking.
Most sincerely yours,
Matthew NJ Braidech
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Chicago Architect Eager To Serve

Twaddle Juracich and Company
Architects - Builders
343 South Dearborn Street
Chicago 4, Illinois
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Hiqh Trial Board President In Fold
Ill East 214th Street
Euclid %, Ohio

Edward B. Servov, Attorney
CFU Scholarship Foundation Inc
Sixth Ave. and Sinclair st.
McKeesport Pa.
Dear Mr. Servov
Thank you very much for extending the invitation
to to Honorary Director of the Croatan Fra
ternal Union Scholarship Foundation and accept the in
vtaton with the hope and promise that may be of some
help in establishing the Scholarship Foundation for the
benefit of youth
You may include my the list of the Honorary
Director
Sincerely yours
John Badovinac President
CFU High Trial Board
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Coast Businessman Halls Movement

Coast Businessman Halls Movement
p. O. Box 864
WatsOnvie California
Edward B. servov, Attorney
Law Building
9Th Ave. Sinclair St.
MckeespOrt, Pa.
Dear Mr. Servov:
You will forgive me for not answering your letter
Am taking this opportunity to express my best
wishes for a success in your endeavor.
/ sincerely believe that the CFU Scholarship Foun-
daon is the ideal which all of go along with and
support younger generation to be educated and
it will pay big dividends
1t is my pleasure to accept the honorary dictatorship
of the Foundation and will be glad to support much
my ability will allow
Fraternally yours,
John j. Scurich
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Sincerely yours,
Marie Hren, MD.
Noted Inventor Offers Helping Hand
Poorman, Alaska
Edward b. ServOv, Attorney
Sixth Avenue and Sinclair Street
McKeesport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Servov:
This will acknowledge your letter with the copy of
your charter of the Croaan Fraerna Union Scholarship
Foundation, Inc.
do feel honored that you and your group should
wish of the Honorary Directors of this
foundation to object to such actions and
therefore give you the permission.
The objectives in your proposed application could
compsh great deal of good and wish you every
cess in organizing this Foundation.
Thanking you for your letter, am
Very truly yours
John A MiScovich
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Foundation In Eyes Of 20 Honorary Directors
Renowned Croat Sculptor Accepts

AsSasSVsasN SHVAf S~NsRSaV f4~~~psS
Notre Dame University
South Bend H. Indiana
Edward B. Servov Attorney
Law Building
Sixth Avenue and Sinclair st.
McKeesport, Pennsylvania
Dear Mr. Servov:
whoeheartedly approve the worthy idea of the Gro
attain Faternal Union to set up scholarship fund Tor
deserving students.
Therefore, l agree with pleasure to have my name
included among the Honorary Directors of this Founda-
ton.
Sincerely yours,
Ivan Mestrovic
Civil Service Commissioner Agrees
City-COunty Building
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Mr.. Edward B. Servov, Secretary
Croatiar Fraternal Union
Scholarship Foundation, Inc.
3441 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh Ii, Pennsylvania
Dear Mr.. Servov:
am in full sympathy with the aims and purposes OF
the Croatian Fratena Union Scholarship Foundation Inc
1t is with pleasure that accept your invitation to
Honorary Director of the Foundation and to
for good of the younger members of the Croatan Fra
terna Union
With sncerest best wishes for the future success of
the Foundation,
Yours very truly,
Anthony Lucas, Member
Civil Service Commission
City of Pittsburgh
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Always Interested In Helping Others

Olive and Vandeventer
st. Louis g. Missouri
Mr.. Edward B. Servov, Attorney
Croatan Fraternal Union
Scholarship Foundation, Inc.
3441 Forbes Street
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Dear Sir:
1t shall be pleasure and an honor to serve hon.
orary director of the Scholarship Foundation of the CFU
AS you probably know several years ago sent a
check to the President of the Croatan Fraternal Union
requesting him to organize Student Loan Fund
1t gives me great pleasure to know that the action
has been taken believe that Mr.. Mandch still has the
check for that purpose
Wishing you the best of luck.
Fraternally yours,
Stanley S. Nemec, MD
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Young Doctor Accents Appointment
Pittsburgh l, Pa.
45th Street

Edward b. ServOv
Law Building
Sixth Ave. and Sinclair ST.
Mckeesport Pennsylvania
Dear Sir:
It is honor and pleasure to be appointed Hon.
orary Director of the Croatian Fratea Union Scholar
ship Foundation Inc, and very happy to accept this
appointment
Sincerely yours,
Marie Hren, MD
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Rankin Burgess In Accord With Idea

Rankin Burgess In Accord With Idea
119 Hawkins Avenue
Rankin Pennsylvania
Mr.. Edward B. Servov, Attorney
CFU Scholarship Foundation, Inc.
Sixth Ave. and Sinclair st.
McKeesport, Pa.
Dear MIR. ServOv:
am Fundamentally in agreement with the aims and
the principles of the Croatan Fraternal Union Scholarship
Foundation, Inc
Consequently, is with great pleasure that accept
your kind invitation to serve Honorary Director OF
the Foundation and join you the promotion of this very
worthy educational project
Perhaps not in many years have the members been
given something close to the family heart Foun
daon whose hope it is to educate many young Amer
lean and Canadian members of the Croatian Fraternal
Union aspossibe college university of their choice
you that am at your service at all times and
ready to do more than my share for this project.
Respectfully yours,
Matthew L. j. Furjanc
Burgess, Boro of Rankin
Member, c. F. U. Lodge
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Michigan Leader Sa|utes His People

Michigan Leader Sa|ufeS His People
Rodman Building
Hermansvile, Michigan
Mr.. Edward B. Servov, Attorney
CFU Scholarship Foundation, Inc.
Sixth Ave. and Sinclair ST.
McKeesport, Pa.
Dear Mr. ServOv:
1t is with pleasure that accept being made an Hon.
orary Director of the Scholarship Foundation certainly
appreciate this honor and proud to be selected with
the group Honorary Director
have read and looked the Charter and feel I
have general understanding about it.
l am proud of our little Croatan colony in northern
Michigan While there aren't too many of in Hermans
vle proud of our building where meet
bers of Lodge 259.
will be looking forward to hearing much more from
you.
Very truly yours,
Frank j. ROdman
Athletic Board of Control
State of Michigan
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Cleveland Attorney Champions Move

Cleveland Attorney Champlons Moye
1904 Standard Building
Cleveland, Ohio
Mr.. Edward B. Servov, Esq.
Law Building
Mckeesport, Pennsylvania
Dear Mr. ServOv:
Your letter called my attention upon my return
to the city - hence the delay in replying
believe before had the privilege of acting
honorary incorporation and (or director of the Croatan
Fraternal Union Scholarship Fund Drive.
take this pleasure in advising you that will be very
happy to in either both capacities and to assist
the proposed organization in every way possible to
courage the educational program for which is ncorpor
ated
You are therefore, advised that you my
towards that end way you and the rest of the Of
ficers of the Corporation may deem fit and advisable
With kindest personal regards, am ~
Sincerely yours,
Michael S. Cerrezn
Attorney At Law
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Chicago T. Illinois
Mr.. Edward B. ServOv
Law Building
Sixth Avenue and Sinclair St.
McKeesport, Pennsylvania
Dear Mr. Servov:
Thank you for naming of the Honorary Di-
rectors of the CFU Scholarship Foundation am very
pleased to have been honored and likewise to the
Foundation a reality.
My heartiest congratulations to you the incorpora-
tors and the CFU Supreme Board for the efforts you
have exerted in establishing the foundation.
sincerely hope that all CFU members will give the
program their total support and instruct their delegates
to the 10th Convention implement the plan with some
method of permanent financial aid
Very truly yours,
Stanley II. Juracich
Registered Architect
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81. Louis Counsel Proud To Accent

7O5 Chestnut Street
st. Louis 1, Missouri
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Very truly yours,
John A. MiscOvich
Engineer, Inventor
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Rodman Building
Hermansville, Michigan

Very truly yours,
Frank j. ROdman
Athletic Board of Control
State of Michigan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-10
Storm May Bring
Light, Wet Snow
Here Tonight
BY ROBERT X. WALSI

A storm brewed in the Ken
lucky hills Is headed for Wash
ington, bringing with it the
possibility of light snow mixed
with rain for tonight.
The Weather Bureau said
the Kentucky disturbance
moving northward probably
will clash with a wave of cold
air coming down from the New
England States late tonight.
There is little chance of any
snow accommodating on the
streets since the ground is
warm and the lowest the Their
mometer is expected to drop
tonight and early tomorrow is
"a degrees, two above the freez-
ing point.
Tomorrow will be clear,
sunny and colder.
The snow was heavy in parts
of Central Illinois. ranging up
to nearly z inches. Packed
snow made driving conditions
hazardous, the Associated Press
reported.
The University Of Illinois
campus at Champaign, ILL.,,
was buried under an official
fall of 6.8 inches. The snow
was the heaviest there in more
than seven years and was the
deepest March snow since 1906.
The snow was expected to
pile up to a depth Of 2 to 3
inches in Indiana and Ohio and
3 or more inches in West Vir-
GINA.
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press that stamps the coin
design onto a fiat disc of metal,
Mr.. Howard explained.
"The metal needed to form
the head and shoulder has to
come from somewhere" Mr..
Howard said. He added that it
noramlly comes from the closest
point-the rim right below the
shoulder. Hence the rim is mar
rover at this point.
Mr.. Howard reported that al
most every United States coin,
regardless Of denomination, has
such a thin spot. He picked up
a quarter and examined it. The
rim was thinner above the head
lof Washington.
Does this lopsidedness affect
the odds on a heads-or-tails
flip of the coin? Mr.. Howard
was asked.
Il doubt it," he said. "but
you can find out by Tipping one
900 times and keeping track. 3"
Lacking the patience of a
true scientist, we gave up after
200 flips with the new penny,
The count: Heads 1902. tails SO
Taking an old penny In good
condition, we tried again. The
! count: Heads 100, tails 100.