CIVILIANS BURIED IN CELLARS
-Press Asan.-
Rebel Aeroplanes Bomb Guadalajara HUNDREDS DEAD
(By Telegraph-
-Copyrieht.)
(Received 25, 2.30 p.ni.) MADRID, March 24. While Seviile is observiag Hoiy Week with processions of barefoot penitente and reverent religious services, the warfaro is continuing bitterly on the Madrid front. The cleax spring weather brought out warplanes. Thirty-five to 40 insurgent planes, taking advantage of the absence of the 70 Governmeut planes, which Were raiding the front lines, bombed Guadaia> jara. Many civilians sheltering in cellars were wounded or crushed by falling masonry. It is estimated that over a hundred persons are dead. Yalencia was also raided before the "Archies" drove 02 the raidero
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 59, 25 March 1937, Page 5
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