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27 n. m. '1 m. 2 '2 a.m. FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1955 On Guard for Over a Century 40 rase in 1S31 Vol.

124 No. 317 Seven Cents 0) 0tu 1 I 1 I i IT I uyi UA7 WW UA7 WW 01 MHMii MMMHMiaJ JL L.U Li League Chief Pelted For Ban on Richard Economic Outlook Held Ro s7 Experts Pooh-Pooh Danger of a Slump Campbell, who Wednesday suspended Richard for the remain-ider of the season. Trrr Pr Wlr VrTlrm UflYTnrU Tl.n..Conk rf snpctalnrs llll 1lIlVtU 111 inr 1 ii mi uimvn ill llic 1IIPI j'ri Hill furious over the sunenioii ol lneir or Thursdays game, or the next quarter-nour, trie fans' pent-up emotions grew wilder. At the intermission a smoke-bomb exploded as hundreds of spectators, along with Campbell, made their way to the exits. healthily and is in no peril Maurice (The Rocket) Richaril took oyer of a stock market crash the Forum Thursday nipht in a frenzied despite "some loose during the game bctMrm Mon-growing out of the am, Dr(roiL ate stock exchange in-: 1 I -w vestigation, the United! The game was forfeited to Detroit, which was the "protection of the people." States Chamber of Com-! leading, 4 to 1, at the end of the first period, the; Fparful of a full.sca)p panir, merce said Thursday.

jonly one played. jthe building, explaining that the FIKK OHIKF Armand Tare to a stampede. Outside other demonstrators cars and hauled their rabies off traffic and turning the area near The mob inside end of the Forum. broke all The victory put Detroit in first -placc in the; National Hockey League with only one more game! in the season to be played between the two teams in Detroit Sunday. The riot was directed against NHL President Clarence! ELECTRIC TRAIN' installation in thp recreation room of the Nathaniel Leach family home, 2400 McDoiigall, gets a lot of attention from children and parents.

Shown ahove, left to right, are Laurence, Oliver, Mrs. Leach, Nathan, Mr. Leach and William. Family i active in Second Baptist Church, 441 Monroe. Toliee said at least nine persons were arrested.

WHAT OUR RELIGION MEANS TO US AS A FAMILY Fuss Over Yalta Good Citizenship CAMPRKLL was greeted with a barrage of programs, 'peanuts and eggs when he arrived, but he kept his composure i until the bomb went off. He was pelted with overshoes, rubbers and oranges all through his stay. I Finally he was assaulted by a man who clipped throath police lines on the pretext of being a friend. Police said he walked up to Campbell, offered him his hand and then punched him. Richard was set down by the NHL president for a fracas during a fight with Hal Laycoe, of Boston, on Sunday night.

Laycoe suffered a cut on the head, as did Richard. The Montreal ordered the game halted for Tare ordered his men from sight of firemen might lead smashed windows of street the overhead wires, stalling the forum into pandemonium. the windows In Ihe south Thompson twice. started about one hour before by students paraded along St. Forum, carrying cardboard and Spreads Abroad Ike Siay Clear of Row: Dulles Angrily Rejects Questions WASHINGTON (AP) Controversy over the Yalta papers spilled over into the international scene Thursday.

President Eisenhower was staying strictly out of it. I ace also punched linesman Cliff Papers CA.MPBKLL. in a statement to Red Wing Manager Adams said: "You are entitled to take your learn on your way any time now. Mr. Frank Selke (Montreal general manager) agrees to this decision as the Fire Department has ordered the building closed." Adams said: "This is disgraceful.

I have never seen anything like it. It would not have happened in Detroit." He ordered his team to remain in its dressing room until the crowd was cleared and they immediately left by bu. Selke said he knew of no precedent, but he believed the game would go into the record books with the 4-1 score. White House Press Secretary Ijames C. Haeerty said that the decision to release the secret papers relating to Churchill-Roosevelt-Stalin meet ing at Yalta in 1945 was made "entirely within the State Hagertv added that Mr.

Eisen- hower never has studied the papers. Secretary of State John Fos-i ter Dulles, who released the papers Wednesday night, Thursday refused angrily to sav whv he did so at this time. Tn TnHnn Prime Minister The Chamber released a sheaf of statistics to prove that the; recovery from the 1953-4 reces-1 sion has "actually gained mo mentum in the first three months of this year. This coincided with issuance of the official, and similarly favorable, March report to Congress of the President's Council of Economic. Advisers headed by Dr.

Arthur F. Burns. This report, the monthly "economic indicators," pictured rising factory employment last month, record-breaking weekly earnings and a longer work-week jfor factory employes, and con-! tinuance of an unbroken six- month rise of industrial pro-i duction. The Council said building con-! tracts in February were 29 per i cent above a year ago. New con-I struction outlays continued to set monthly records, it noted, land businessmen have reported I plans for a slight increase this year in plant and equipment outlays.

THE UNITED States Chamber's statement, coupled with its Senate stock-market prober hear labor leader and banker. Page 29. I I regularly quarterly report on the i economic outlook, said: i "There is nothing in the econ-jomy to foreshadow a collapse of I the stock market." The Chamber noted that steel production is now at 90 per cent Turn to Page 2, Column 4 Snow, Rain To Be Porting Shot of Winter Winter will halt its retreat 10 lire some nnai snois ai uetrou Fridav. The Weather Bureau forecast snow and rain from cloudy skies and continued cold. SNOW EARLY FRIDAY, accompanied by a temperature low of 24 to 2S degrees, was expected.

High was set at from to 3" with the warmth changing the snow to rain. More snow will fall Friday night, the Bureau said. The mercury fell to an IS low early Thursday as cold air moved in from Canada. Houghton, in the Upper Peninsula, reported 10 below and Pellston had one below. Mamie Spends Niht on Farm WASHINGTON f.

Mrs Dwight D. Eisenhower drove I TIIK DEMONSTRATION game time when a crowd led Catharine tt in front of the Err, Says Churchill LONDON (rH Prime Min ister Winston Churchill corn- plained Thursday there are serious mistakes in the United States record of the 1945 Yalta Conference. He said Britain Commons Britain disapproved of the United States rlan to pub- Hish its account of the top sec ret Yalta talks, but save in reluctantly under ashingtons prodding. The United States was warned that if early publication of such records "become established practice It might hamper the free exchange of views at future conferences, he Marshall Dann's story from Montreal and details of game are on Page 25. Winston Churchill charged there may publish her own version were "seriou.s mistakes" in the of the history-shaping meet-American account and said pub- jng.

lication of a British version; tn1rt House of God and "Although religion is an abstract term, it is as real as a door nob or a television set? "It must be handled with care, thoughtfulness and respect or it will react accordingly." Thus does Nathaniel Leach, 2400 McDougall, consider his faith. Mr. and Mrs. Leach, parents rC four active boys, all loyal members of No. 24 Second Baptist Of lnlrn Church, talk Serie of religion as a factor fostering a closer bond of unity and affection for all members of the family.

They feel that the practice of their religion is a fundamental step in establishing each member of the group as an acceptable personality in his own family, school and community, thus paving the way for good citizenship. MK. LEACH, a language teacher at Miller High School, and its night principal, holds a Master's degree from Wayne University where he majored In French. The Leach patents hold that the goal for their family is to penetrate the barrier to true happiness. To achieve this each member is helped to grow in the understanding that he must work or contribute to- Have you entered my big Cine- rams, Holiday Trip contest yet? i Remember, every day I'll give you a question, the answer to which must included on youi entry in my crossword puzzlt contest each Sunday.

My question for Friday Is: What Is the weekend project for Io-It-Vourselfers Look for the answer in the headline on the Do-It-Yourself Tage (14). FRIDAY'S ANSWER and chanting: "We want ranirr mache figures nnwn tb Campbell of Richard ward his own happiness and contentment. The simple job of hanging up clothes and putting away toys plays an important part, according to Mr. Leach. He believes that "city living is responsible to a great extent for both juvenile and adult delinquency.

"In the hustle and bustle of today there is little time to make the home a haven of comradeship, companionship and enjoyment." "But if we permit God to enter our lives daily, not just for an hour or so on Sunday mornings the tensions of daily living ease." THE LEACHS feel that "just as we go to His physical table for daily food, we must acknowledge His spiritual table of abundance, love goodness and mercy." In the basement of the Leach home is an elaborate electric train system. It is the father's hobby, but the boys operate it. Laurence, 9. is the chief engineer. He goes to the Smith School in grade 5B.

Oliver. 12. Is a Duffield Srhnol pupil and has a newspaper route. William, 5. goes to kindergarten for a half day at the Smith School.

Nathan, the youngest, is 4 years old. Both Mr. and Mrs. Leach are active in many religious and secular organizations. HE IS A member of the following Central States Modern Language Teachers' Association; Board of Directors, Protestant Men of Detroit.

American Association of Teachers of French, Michigan Education Association. Wayne University Alumni Association, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and among others the National Council of Family Living. Mr. Leach is the assistant general superintendent of the econd Baptist Sunday School with its 1.101) pupils, managing editor of the Second Bap Italy's A-Expcrts Arrive in U.S. NEW YORK Italy's five leading atomic scientists arrived Thursday for talks on peaceful es of the atom.

cfnHentc trvtceH firecrackers intn the crowd on the. street. A photographer was injured when one exploded on his tist Advocate and secretary of the credit committee of the Second Baptit Church Credit Union. Yet, with all these organizations clamoring for Mr. Leach's time, the family comes first.

Adrian Fuller Trr Pr RUilin Writer A Touch Of Green PRESIDENT EISENHOWER took a fancy to the green tie Senator Bender was wearing on St. Patrick's Day so they swapped cravats right in the Chief Executive's office. The tie was a conservative green with a presidential seal. AT SHAMROCK, Irish brogue mixed with cow-country talk and there was dancing all over town when the bands struck up "Where the River Shannon Flows." Among other American towns showing a special interest in the day were St. Patrick, St.

Patrick. and St. Patrick, though the last two have few residents of Irish descent. At Ireland, the postmistress spent the day canceling with green ink hundreds of letters sent there from over the nation for special postmarking. New York's wearers of the green turned blue a they paraded in below-freezing weather.

DUBLIN' AND the r-st of Ireland celebrated St. Patrick's Day with the skirling of bagpipes and the blare of bands. Slate Extends Tax Deadline Spl t. th Trr-v Prei LANSING Advancing of the Federal income tax deadline from Marrh 15 to April 15 this year caused Louis M. Nims, State revenue commissioner, to extend the deadline for Michi- intangibles and business activities taxes.

Statements due March 31 may jbe filed on or before April 15 without penalties or interest, Nims said. The adjustment will avoid possibility of misunderstanding and will give accountants a chance to complete their State returns at the same time Federal income tax statements are prepared. Nims said. eg- Inside, the spectators showered the ice with coins, peanuts and programs before the start of the game. This was halted by an announcement that the game would be forfeited to Detroit if the ice was littered again.

Churchill, now R0, is the MacKay scored for Montreal, survivor of the Yalta Big Three. I Red Kellv and Earl Reibel Richard attended the game crowd. He Wasn't Lost SYRACUSE. N. Y.

(A) xhirtv searchers scoured the 1 countryside in suburban Dewitt jfor Charlie Vogel. i. He was 'found two hours later perched in a ppie ree in the ron ard. YouHl Find: should be considered. SPEAKER RAVBl'BX (D- said ne naa reaa mat ljic were released as a result: 0f requests by two Kepuoncan senators.

He added: "If it helps them (the Republicans), then it will he a glorious thing. If I've ever seen party in my life that needed help, it's the Republican Party." Republicans have been contending for years that President Franklin D. Roosevelt made un- Anglo-TJ. S. Rift Spelled Yalta Tragedy See Page 8 due concessions at Yalta to bring the Russians into the war against Japan.

Senator Bender said Thursday the newly disclosed naoers rear out inis ancrumeni. "I'm clad thev're out and the public has a chance to have the: Bender also said the papers contained "nothing new." VICE PRESIDENT Richard M. vixon said he does not believe there was "any deliberate at-Turn to Pae 2, Column 2 scored the four Detroit goals. but he was not noticed by the It's Official Now BUDAPEST (JP) Hungary Thursday officially ended its state of war with East Germany and expressed a desire for the establishment of good relations also wit est Germ a ny. Lost Count After receiving more than twenty calls the advertiser who placed the ad below lost court of the calls.

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IN OTHER Wet Furopean capitals, reaction to the release of the Yalta documents in Wash inntm wrfnrtv nicrht w-a largely to editorial comment. Some newspapers criticized the action as poorly l.h.i- i. ments among the Allies. Churchill said the documents released in Washington are "the American version and In no sense an agreed official Turn to Page 2, Column 1 Meg No Longhair LONDON UP) Defying the new European style of longer hair, pretty Pnnces Margaret has had a few more inches snipped off her bobbed chestnut locks. tnat Wfre rn93' Amusements 3 1 -31 Astrology 1 Bridge 1 Day in Michigan 3M Do It Yourself 14 Drew Pearson 28 Editorials Financial 29-30 Movies 12 Radio and Television 37 Sports VNant Ads 32-38 Weather Map 3 Women Pages 19-21, 23 Gettysburg Thursdav foriaDOUt inem her first overnight stav i'n the jspeak a lot more eloquently than new country home which she and; anX Republican orator could as the President have built on the 'to what happened." edge of the Civil war battle iieia.

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