RIVAL TERRORISTS
GROUPS .IN BULGARIA
ACTION BY POLICE
United Press Association—By Electric Tel*
crapb—Copyright. (Received June.26, 2 p.m.)
SOFIA, June 25.
The police are raiding houses ani seizing quantities of arms, severaL people are believed to have been shot, and the inhabitants of Sofia and the principal towns are. confined to their homes following a midnight , curfew. Tho authorities are rigorously suppressing the terrorism of rival Macedonian groups, and the Chamber has approved the death penalty for organised ■ attempts to murder. Trams, trains, and telephones have been suspended, and journalists restricted in their work*
Martial law has been raised follow* ing the Government's search, in which fifty persons Were arrested and 250 rifles, 000 revolvers, 200 hand grenades, and one machine-gun confiscated.
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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 148, 26 June 1933, Page 10
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