The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-14
BY RALPH HEYNZEN

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 Pamplona, Spain, Aug. iA--(UP)- Neither c king nor Q soviet will be the price Spain must pay for the termination of the greatest and costliest of her civil wars. While the red flag is the emblem of the loyalist forces from one corner of Spain to the other, and their the. ories are to some extent coYT1Hnun. istic, they are loyal to the parlia- montary republican regime. In" surgent chiefs on their side prefer to define their aim only as on "hon- est democracy" Tn statements dic- tated to the United Press today both Gen. Vliggilio CabanellaS, "prcs- ident" of the rebel provisional gov. ernment," and Gen. Emilio, coTns mander of the northern rebel or. mics, insisted they were for c strong democratic government Both said they were sincere republicans and denied any intention of restoring the monarchy.
 Drive Out Bad Patriots
 we are intent only on driving out bad patriots" said Cabanellas.
 Tt is the duty of the military Junta to see spain through this crisis and then fix responsibility of those who brought Spain to this situation. We are fighting for Q stronger Spain, Q nation which will take It's true place among European powers" My aim IS to rebuild Spain and punish the miserable as- sasSins who are our adversaries," !" said Mola. "They sought the death of Spain. They had Q plot to take Spain by surprise on July 20 (two days after the revolt started) and to renew in Spain the tragedies of Russia. Fortunately our people rose to crush these criminal de. signs.
 Red Flag Menace Going
 "You will see soon that the me. mace of the red flag which threat. ems to crush Spain will merely be Q horrible dream of the past. As soon as we are victorious we will lead the Spanish people to the great destlnies that are theirs. Our rev. olution is purely Q Spanish domes- tic affair and we are not fighting in behalf of or with the material aid of any foreign power. We are of many different political groups with various ambitions. For five years we have loyalty supported the re- public. It was only when the cen- tral government tolerated the as- sasination of Jose Calvo Sotelo (monarchist leader) that we could stand no more. We have drawn up our list and we are going to crush our enemies, who are enemies of Spain"
 Planes in Bitter Attacks
 Hendaye, French-S Spanish From tier, Aug. 14. (l4)-Spanish rebel and loyalist airplanes, artillery and infantry attacked and counter -at- tackled today in Q desperate battle for San Sebastian and Control of the French Frontier area. Of San Sebastian, the rebel Cruiser Admiral CervanteS was ready to start Q bombardment unless the loyalists surrender and the loyalist com- mandant, 1t was reported, informed the ship that if the city was shelled TOO rebel prisoners would be ex. ecuted at once. Fighting was inde- terminate. Rebel planes dropped five bombs in San Sebastian last night and yesterday. One bomb struck the Church of San Marcello. Six bombs were dropped on La Sarte airdrome, four miles outside the city, where loyalist airplaneS are hangared. None scored. Pasajes, the nearby fishing port, was bombed and sev- eral civilians were wounded. Loyal ist planes chased of the attackers.
 Artillery Fire
 Calia, Portuguese-Spanish From tier, Aug. IA. (UP) )-lntensive artil- lery fire thundered throughout the night across the frontier as Spanish rebels attacked Badajoz. A rebel plane dropped dozens of bombs on the beleaguered city.
 Rebels were confident that the key city, which commands com munications between Madrid and Lisbon, would fall today. It was re- ported that they were making rapid progress through the province. Greece has planted l6O,O00 cltru; ! trees in the last year.