SPANISH CIVIL WAR
[Aus. & N.Z. Cable Assn.] LONDON, February 12. The Bilboa correspondent of “The Times” states that the rebels rounded up two hundred more prisoners who were hiding in the woods on the Palomera range. They also repulsed attempted counter-attacks. An increasing number of loyalists are deserting to the rebels, including members of the Capesino Brigade, which hitherto has been the staunchest unit in the Republican Army. REBELS' ADVANCE. STAYED AT ONE POINT. BARCELONA, February 13. Fierce fighting continues on the Estramadura front. The rebels have advanced toward Sierra de Aguila, but were repulsed in the Argallanes mountains. Artillery bombardments continue on the Teruel front, where the scared inhabitants are returning to their villages. COMMISSAR DISMISSED. BARCELONA, February 11. Senor Alonso, ,f!ommissar of the Navy, has been dismissed.
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Grey River Argus, 15 February 1938, Page 3
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