Show REBELS TO OPEN FEAR CAMP CAMPAIGN AIGN Terror May Replace Military Force Forc By Associated Press Insurgent leaders schemed schem d today I Ito to destroy Madrid's resistance with witha a barrage of fear They disclosed General Francisco Franco fascist who weeks ago declared declared de de- de- de dared he would starve the capital into submission rather ratler than attack its populace with artillery hop hoped d to trick it into a quick merciful sur sur- render They said he would substitute fear for force His strategy they said would be to spread alarm through the capital with whispered rumors the Moors are coming and with a thunderous but not devastating devastating devastating dev dev- artillery barrage He hoped thus they said to plunge Madrid into panic and disorganize disorganize disorganize dis dis- dis- dis organize its resistance The insurgent general staff asserted asserted asserted as as- it was maneuvering for forces es close to Madrid both from the north and south in or order er to provide vantage vantage vantage van van- tage points for artillery near the suburbs Accompanied by bombing planes clearing their road with tons of explosives dropped into government positions the insurgent army was reported pressing from irom the sc th past within 28 miles of the capital Other forces shortened the cir- cir Continued on Page Two Column Six REBELS TO OPEN FEAR CAMPAIGN Continued from Page One rence of ot the ring ring- according to insurgent reports closing g in toward and Aranjuez The government however put its hastily drafted and unprepared militiamen under martial law Each man was informed his own comrades comrades com corn rades would shoot him if he withdrew withdrew withdrew with with- drew against orders orders' and commanders commanders commanders comman- comman comman comman- ders said the edict had strengthened the morale Many of ot the recruits speedily changed into soldiers carried a se series series se- se ries of pamphlets pamphlets' entitled How to Fight From them the they learned how to fire a rifle and how to dig trenches Differences Forgotten Political differences which had hampered the government campaign campaign campaign cam cam- were submerged in the crisis As an aftermath to the dramatic meeting of or the Spanish parliament which voted autonomy to northern Basque provinces all the popular front parties renewed their pledge of or support to Premier Premier- Francisco Largo Caballeros Caballero's government At Geneva the Burgos insurgent junta issued a pamphlet delivered by mall mail attacking the so called Madrid government The provisional provisional provisional provi provi- governments government's first communication cation to the League of Nations charged an infiltration tion of Spanish traitors from Russia had deceived he the nation and had helped the government government government gov gov- foment class hatred The pamphlet bore the subtitle A itA Preliminary Official Report on Assassinations Assassinations Assassinations As As- Abductions isms and in Villages of South Spain by Marxist Hordes in the Service of the So Called Madrid Government Barbarity Charged The report detailed incidents of alleged barbarity accusing the government government gov gay of sacking churches and of burning more than fascists alive in several cities Mexico through its delegate dele ate to the league assembly meeting meeting proclaimed its material cooperation with the tha legitimate I Spanish government and declared its Its' support of or Madrid was based on ona ona a solid legal foundation I Spanish fascists raised the red and flag of the former yellow manarchy monarchy monarchy mon man archy over the Spanish embassy in Vatican City after the secret de departure departure departure de- de of ot Madrid's schoolmaster ambassador to the holy see Luis de Zulu Zulueta eta 1 Zulueta's erstwhile staff took over the embassy and declared they had ousted the envoy by moral pressure pressure pressure pres pres- sure refusing to handle his com corn I |