The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-19
REMAINS OF 4
VICTIMS KEPT
I'm FORTRESS
MANY Other Opponents of
Hold Cuban Regime Have
Disappeared
hay ARREST FORMER
PRESIDENTIAL GUARD

HkEOlDENIlHL SOANO
/ HAVANA, Cuba, Aug. l9.-
,uP).-lnternal conditions here
H. a sudden change for the
. Or,e today when striking port
.orkers attacked and killed two
Arkebreakers.
The government adopted extra
kscautions to protect the prison
!, when rumors were circulated
lat an assault was planned on
NJ Principe fortress for the pur-
k,e of melting out social JUS
re" to DR.. Octavio Zubizaretta'
ksretary of the interior in the
3aehadO government who is inn
k,Oned at Principe.
. HAVANA. Cuba, Aug. 10
h'Pl-Investigators seeking tor
L. chambers under the Atares
by,ress, where many opponents
the Machado regime entered
d, never departed. were report
a last night TO have found the
kmairs Of four prisoners.
s. The four had been arrested as
INSECTS in the bombing of the
RESIDENTIAL palace two years ago.
~ were Margarito Iglesias, sec
Mary of a labor organization;
+ guel Angel Hernandez. an army
'.rgeant: Felix Ernesto Alpizar,
Rcient. and Jose Domingo Ma
taiO, no relation of the pres
knt.
4 They had been apprehended by
u Machadoist police shortly aft
4 the bombing. Efforts of their
kiends-cOmpelled to work by
background channels-failed to
( zeal their fate. although they
Ire reported to have been Gag
! ti 10 the fort.
Following overthrow of the
aachado regime. oppOSitionlsts
kgan searching for the secret
krture chambers where many OF
Rer compatriots were reported
D have disappeared. Yesterday,
Boarding to the unofficial but re-
j 0ly-substantiated report. they
tuni one such chamber of no.
4 rS under the stables OF the grim
ID AtareS fortress.
i The bones of the revOlutiOnlstS
bld their grim story. How they
fere identified was not disclosed
} the report.
j Army officers investigating the
flresS were said to believe many
AOye skeletons would be found. 1t
fss reported that army officials
, gat order the arrest of the en-
p presidential guard, which had
fEriSoned Atares.
i Members of the army and ABC,
bong Nationalist organization,
kitiated an inquiry into the al
kged tortureS inflicted upon pris-
per at Atares fortress during
he Machado regime. All citizens
bmerly imprisoned there will be
allied to testify in building up the
'eSe against the ousted dictator,
fhOSe eXtradition now Is being
bught from Nassau, in the Brit
"a West Indies, on charges o.
nbezzlement and asSassinations.
At Guantanamo. dispatches said
y Of the rs prisoners among 300
sho participated in a Jail break
frler in the week had been re-
Rptured. Police and army units
fntinued the search for the fugl-
Ives
. The last vestige of the United
Rates show of naval strength
fGring the recent revolution IN
fu5a was withdrawn yesterday
fnen the destroyer Taylor depart
" from Havana's harbor.
4 The departure came coinciden-
fi,ly with the payment of high
floute to President Roosevelt and
re Washington administration by
PROVISIONAL President Carlos Man
de CeSpedeS. head of the new
SIme in the island republic.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 10 (UP)
Cuba returned rapidly to nor
"a, the White House let it be
thown yesterday that Ambassador
2Cmner Welles. his work accom-
lShed, will be returned soon to
Sume his old position as assis-
MT secretary of state.
Jefferson Caffery. now occupy
" Welles' former assistant sec
taryShip, will be the new Cuban
n,oaSSadOr, it was said.
"elleS was sent to Cuba to end
political situation rapidly grow
toward revolution, and with
setting up of a government &C
pied by all factions all that re-
+ ans Of his mission is to arrange
IeSmentS for apnpOp,ie ~