1.
PAN DOWN BUILDING TO BUS AND CROWDS.


2.
CV. CROWD AROUND BUS.


3.
SV. BUS AND CROWDS.


4.
LV. BUSES LINED UP.


5.
SV. CROUWDS ROUND BUS.


6.
LV. CROWDS CLAMOURING ROUND BUS.


7.
GV. CROWDS ROUND BUS.


8.
Top V. CROWDS.


9.
SV. PEOPLE DEMONSTRATING.


10.
Top V. TROOPS ARRIVING.


11.
SV. PEOPLE TALKING.


12.
SHOT from CAR. PEOPLE WALKING.


13.
SV. STUDENTS STOPPING CARS.


14.
SV. PEOPLE GETTING INTO CAR.


15.
LV. STUDENTS STOPPING CARS.


16.
LV. STUDENTS JUMPING.


17.
SV. DRIVER IN CAB.


18.
CU. DITTO.


19.
SV. CROWDS ROUND BUS.


20.
SV. PEOPLE BANGING ON BUS DOOR.


21.
GV. CROWDS ROUND BUSES.


22.
Side V. DITTO.


23.
LV. CROWDS RUNNING TO BUSES.


24.
LV. CROWDS DEMONSTRATE.


25.
LV. BUS BURNING.


26.
LV. DITTO.




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Background: Six people were killed, 100 injured during riots in Sao Paulo, Brasil, when the public transport company increased feres.

The price of a bus ticket went up 50 per cent., on midnight, October 29. The population, taken by surprise, made immediate protect.

Bus wreckers went into action, set fire to vehicles, smashed windows. Polioeretelisted with firearms, killed six, injured 100.

About 70 buses were partly damaged or completely wrecked.

Students were among the more powerful rioting element. They stopped private drivers asking them to give lifts to the public and set up table tennis games on the street or tracks, halting services.

Police were tolerant to students - but asked younger ones to keep away.