The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-17

s~~=@au@~~~~-@s-@au--l- W, Kuhne, The vessel was of Cape pes 0AtA At the time, he said,
 "An oiiaeer and four soldiers heav. fly Arme@ but all barefoot and shAh" billy dressed summoned Q nearby fishing boat and were brought over to the ExoAmbion," Kuhne said, "I had to satisfN them that ours was an American boat legally engaged in commerce and that we did not have any exiles aboard before we were allowed to continue"
 Don't Know Which Side
 Kuhne said he did not know whether the submarine wAS manned by government forces or rebels,
 The three refugees, taken aboard at Marseilles August 6, are bound for New York. They are Frank Thomas ot 1890 South Main street, Aopkinsville, Kyn who was General Motors representative at Madrid; Mrs. Emily Bell, Brenxville, N, Yo who was rescued from NiViaa by Q British gunboat, and Mrs. Lima P. Teeple of ioS Montelair avenue, MontelAiF, N, J. who was rescued from Palma by the American Export Lines steamer Exoehofda,
 The eXeAmbioh was tho second export lines steamer bearing refug. ees from Spain to stop at Boston, Earlier thls month the Exeter with 26 refugees doeked here.
 Thomas discussed his experience es with nAwsmen, but neither Mrs, Bell nor Mrs, Teeple would tell ot their reseuoS,
 Manager Was Fascist
 q saw ono man shot down h cold blood when he failed to hear Q com. mAnd by three ritiemen to raise hlS hands" Thomas said, "I was At tho palace hotel, The manager waS Q fascist. When the trouble start. cd, he went to the hotel roof, firing down into tho street whore there were government soldiers.
 "The soldiers entered the hotel and forced everybody to Ae down At first they threatened to shoot us all in Q wholesale massacre, but they relented. The manager dls. appeared,
 Physical damage in Madrid < less than in other cities because there was not much heavy shelllng But many buildings are marked bS rifle bullets. Most of tho ehurohe. and barracks are burned"
 Thomas said he escaped from Madrid In . British.rOgistsEee plane.
 spanish War zephyPs
 Madrid, Aug. iT-(Up)-The loy' alists executed two prominen rebel leaders today, thereby, it wa believed, making bloody reprisal and mass slaughter likely If thu rebels capture Madrid.
 The two rebels, Gen. Joaquin Fan Jul and his aide, Col. Jose Fernen des Quintana, condemned by th' supreme court, were shot at tht Madrid prison. A black flag ct half mast over the prison announced th' executions to the city.
 Folk, France. Aug. l1- (Url- The spanish Bishop of Ureel, who with the president of France Is CO prince of the tiny state of Andcrrl between France and Spain, lied to- day from Andorra into France Fearing an imminent invasion o' Andorra by spanish communists the bishop of Urgel dressed it civilian clothes and crossed tn mountains to Folk, accompanied .. members of his clerical suite. He announced that he was goinl to Rome to consult the Vatican.
 Lisbon, Aug. IT - (UP) Dis patches from over the border todd! describing the recent fighting il central western Spain told of heAv' casualties and mass executions Q oaptives.
 At Los Santos mountain, commit mist forces violently attacked thl rebels. The Marxista were route' after a four.hour battle. Many weE'