The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 December 1952 — Page 6

THE DAILY BANNER, GRITNCA3TLE, fNDIANA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1

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WALT DISNEY'S in Technicolor

'The Story Of Robii Hood’

57 Known Dead In African Riots

<‘A S AI !LA N< 1 A. Ki ench Morl»i>c. ft tl'Pt Five-thoua-unil Frctich troops stood guard today against fresh outbreaks of Nationalist tioting that took a reported 57 lives yesterday.

WATCH THE SWING t0 R)RD

Df-CfcME*fcP yj n, l f ^ r{ fll tjOhl fend.

This important Atlantic port’s native districts were ringed with tanks and troops. Infantrymen and police guarded the European quarter as authorities considered imposing marital law on the entire 700.000 residents of the city. The city already was under a dusk-to-dawn curfew after the biggest anti-European riots by Aiab mobs since the Riff war of Of 1925-26. Tension ran high throughout I all French North Africa Morocco. Tuisia and A Iberia as a result of the murder of a Nationalist Union leader in Tunisia last

Friday.

French officials charged Communis ^-Nationalist agitators were using the murder as a pretext to provoke bloodshed and influence United Nations debate of I hi protectorates. Reinforcements of French Marries. mounted berber Gomiers, fierce senegalese, famed Foreign Irf-gionnaire? and tegular army batallions poured into Casablanca All army and police leaves wore cancelled Europeans from isolated districts were being hastily evacuat-

ed under heavy guard to the cen- j concentrated. Emergency houstei of the city where the 250,-I mg was provided in hotels and 000 European populations was I public buildings.

The city was calm last night but officials feared new disturbances during funeral ceremonies for Moroccans killed in yestcrday’s rioting. The burials will be late today or tomorrow. Banner Ads Pay

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of Greencastlc spent Thanksgiv ing Day with Mr. and Mrs. Paul McOaughey. Mrs. Maggie Gardner and family attended the funeral of Mrs Leslie Frank at Morton Thanksgiving Day. Our first snow falling Saturday made roads bad for traveleiv. James Perry was hurt when his car went off the road and was wrecked Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Rafe McOaughey entertained their family, also brothers and sisters and families

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Is may I- irnged frames • bracing. Such cross bracing i • fo! houses ii neo.' ary to prevent saggin.;

and wind damage. The inimeo gi aph gives details for building . 1 anidation walls and the flom J diplication of insulation, and in tallation of ventilating fans.

SOME or THOSE TRAVELS may well start on one of New York Central’s 28,000 new coal cars, l-’or coal enters into most presents. It’s a main ingredient of lovely stockings. It’s the carbon that tempers steel. It’s the fuel that generates electric power to manufacture gifts.

) MILES AND MILES LATER, On the w»y there, the raw n . finished parts...tIn very paint or linish come together principally by railroads like New Y< . , assembly lines of America.

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who brings YOUR GIFTSf The postman? The expressman? Either way, most presents travel by (rain. In the December rush, Central will carry over 700,000,000 parcel post packages nnd pieces of Christmas mail. That’s nearly vac-eighth of the total for the whole U.S.!

OR YOUR NICEST PRESENI . J ■Mne loved one from far a ij H.n ranlKtijl you at Christmas. One nf N' a Vnrk Ontnl favorite jobs is car .-."im . ird-^iuiE for the holidays...in all-Hi-ather cmjorl i For that is the CENTKAL H»u!

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