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FACES FIRST REAL CRISIS IN OUTBREAK
Martial Law Declared in Seville as Rioters Burn Churches; Violence Spreading
COMMUNIST INFLUENCE
PLANE SAVES BANK Albany, May (INS) airplane carrying took off from Albany airport today bound for Plattsmoney had been borrowfrom Albany banks, transported across city under heavy guard state and bank police, and turned over the MerchNational bank at Plattsburg. The Plattsburg bank officials get the money to their sought before opened an fort threatened developed. The threatened night more than $250,000
By Thomas Loayza Staff Madrid, May 12 already force in extended Seville today when out the Catholic burning five more to the ground in an unrestrained violence. Troops immediately called their garrisons stand guard over the ancient city, long religious center. The outbreak occurred this morning. mob of demonstrators. defying polico guards, fire Capucine convent, Carmelite convent, school, convent church All were completely destroyed, the firemen confining their activities to preventing spread of the flames. Destruction of second church by fact oters were unable to break in massive doors Angered over the failure their plan, crowd then largest most beautiful churches in the appalled nt the Spectators, stepped and dissuaded the rioters from their intention stroying edifice appealing cessfully them spare it as national monument The crowd of demonstrators and who had filled streets since early morning hours tered heavily armed troops took possession city, setting up detachments before church buildings, as had been done Madrid. Intense indignation was expressby the general populace over ments hold the alleged of for mitting the destruction to the place. The rioting mobs the lowest class, of rabble influenced slightly by parently who have taken munist propaganda, the present situation demonstrate attempt to throw sentiments country into anarchy. Under bristling guns of the drawn swords fantry alrymen, Madrid was quieted during hours today. Most the the early returned to their tasks. workers