The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04
Basques Lbilant
 At Death or Mola
negro pugilist.
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I have assured the British foreign of flee that Chancellor Adolf Hitler was prepared to accept any solution which would prevent repetition o1 Spanish loyalists' attacks on Ger man and Italian vessels. The Fran co-British plan would achieve guar. antics of security by the following means:
 | Safety zones in Spanish har. bors frequented by internationa patrol ships.
 2-Guaranties from both Spanish loyalists and nationalists to pre-. vent molestation of foreign ships.
 3-Immediate consultation among the commanders of all four patro fleets British, German, French anC Italian) in the event of future at. ktacks on Patrol vessels.
 Chief difficulty in arriving at ar agreement was in the insistence ot Germany and Italy that the plan be made retroactive, and that rep. arations be demanded from the Joy. aliSt government for the attack or the Nazi pocket" battleshil Deutschland, in which 27 German sailors died, and on the Italian auxiliary vessel Bacletta. France ap- peared to be vigorously opposed to such an agreement.
 Drive On Bilbao Continues
 Salamanca, Spain. June 4-(UP) |-Nationalist authorities said today that their drive on Bilbao would continue relentlessly despite the death of Gen. Emilio Mola, com mander-in-chief on the northern front and one of the nationalists most brilliant lea aders.
 Gen. Francisco Franco, dictator named Gen. Jose Fidel Davila, pres ident of the technical commission in the governing junta, to succeed Mola. Davila was chief of the gen. eral staff in the early days of the civil war.
 At the same time Franco named Gen. Enrique Saliquet to command the central army including the Madrid front.
 Mola was killed yesterday when his lane crashed into a mountain side in dense fog on its way from Vitoria to Valladolid. With him died Lieut.. Col PozaS, a brother of the loyalist General Sebastian Pozas: Capt. Chamorro, the planes pilot; Maj. Cheane of the general staff and Sergt. Mechanic Barrado.
 Pilot Char1orro found himself trapped in mountains. Peasants saw him turn one way, then ari- other, each time to start into a peak. He sought way out through gorge. but wing caught on the jagged outcropping rocks. Only a shepherd boy saw the actual crash.
 Madrid Shelled Again
 Madrid, June 4-lUP)-Artillery shells crashed into the center of Madrid at one minute intervals to- day in terrific nationalist bom- bardment. The shells crashed into the principal streets such as the Gran Via, the Broadway of Madrid, and the central squares.
 Fire engines and ambulances raced through the streets as the shells whiStled past higher buildings or exploded as they struck.
 Today's bombardment was the second big one in A hours. Ten persons were killed and 20 wounded, unofficial sources said, in a. bonn bardment last night Casualties were comparatively light because few civilians were in the darkened streets. ~ As the nationaliSts shelled Madrid, loyalist artillery was reported she'll ing Segovia, on the other side north of the Guadarrama mountains north of the city, after a night of fighting during which government airplanes bombed the nationalist lines with the aid of flares which they drop ped. and so cleared the way for in- fantrymen who are advancing on this important and apparently just developing offensive.
 French Report On MOIa
 Paris, June 4E(UP) --Gen. Emilio Mola's death may bring danger of bitter quarrels in the Spanish na- tionalist army of the north, reports circulated on the frontier said today
 These reports were that Mola himself, after months of anxiety, only recently succeeded by his per-