PLOT THAT FAILED

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11830, 11 January 1933, Page 4

PLOT THAT FAILED

ATTEMPTED PLOT BY REDS IX BARCELOXIA. TYf EXT Y -XIX E KILLED. iT'.P.A. by Elec. Tel. Copyright-; MADRID, Jan. 2. A Communist attempt to fomcr* revolt spread to-day through our me whole of Valencia. Rebel? seir.ee the town hails in Pedralba, Zargar.eln. and Eipoli. and burned the records. hut were quickly ewerr-c One was killed in Rip-oil and another in Zargnnola. Similar attempts were - defeated :n T a beriic s and Yandi a.. The police are now in control everywhere. The Communist disturbances resulted in a death roll of 16, of vberr. nine were killed In Madrid, where 30 persons were wounded. A store of 100 bombs was found in Barcelona, where extremists forced motorists to alight and kiss the Red Flag before proceeding. Other rebels captured were carrying flasks to discharge asphyxiating gas. Tlic movement was well armed and financed. The death roll has reached 29. with news, delayed by the cutting of communications, that 13 were kill eel in the village of Pedralba in a clash between, the Civil Guards and the anarchists. (U.P.A. by Elec. Tel. Copyright) (Received Jan. 10, 11 p.m.) MADRID. January 10. The Minister for the Interior states that- only three were killed at Pedralba. The total death, roll in the Communist- disturbances is now 21.