The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-21

Bowers, reporting from Ban Sebag- tan, the "gummcr embassy ifl Spain, said that city was practically Bo- lated.
 Barricadcs have been erected and bridges have been blown up on roads leading from San Sebastian and neighboring towns to Victoria and Pamplonn. There was sporadic shooting in the streets and roads, Bowers said.
 No Reports Going Out
 The minister, Robert q. Caldwell, Lclcphoned Madrid after the embassy there had been unable to get reports out of Spain.
 The third secretary at the ein- bassy, Eric c. Wcndclin, said all American residents have been urged by the embassy to remain indoors, and arrangements have been made for their transfer to the American embassy in case of necessity. Americans in other trouble spots were likewise reported temporarily safe.
 American Consul Herbert 0. Wil- liams reporting from ulbralter, said all communication with Spain had been cut of, that Algeciras and La llnea are in the hands of insurgents, and that many persons were report cd 10 have been killed in those places.
 Wires Are Out
 Wcndclin, in his conversation with Caldwell at Ii.30 a. m, Spanieh time Baid he had been unable to telephone out of the city. and was uncertain whether his tciegrams were being delivered. Hc reported that tho rebellion in Madrid was suppressed by government forces yesterday and that today conditions in the city were quiet but serious, Malaga waB reported to be in the hands of rebel forces. and there were reports that the rebels were marching on Madrid
 Caldwell informed the state de- pnrtInent that A. l.. Bradford, United Press correspondent, had ar- rived at Lisbon from Madrid. Brad ford reported the Spanish gitua ton continuing complex with no indlca- ton that Americans arc in danger, Caldwell gRid.
 Consul Williams ct dibraiter re- ported the arrival there Of Jay Allen, Chicago Tribune corespond- cnt, safe and uninJured. Allen nAr- roWly escaped death on Saturday the consul said. when hc was mis- taken for an inslrgert sympathizer Williams said there are hundreds 0i refugees at 0jbraltcr.
 Spanish War Zephyrs
 Paris, July 2i (UP)---F'renci border police today reported thai Gen. Emilio Moia. commander oi rebel troops in northern Spain, hai captured San Sebastian,
 The city B the "summer capital of Spain, on the north coast, And Is a popular resort with Americans and other foreigners. Claude q Bowers. United States ambassador vas believed 10 be there.
 Mola marched on San Sebastian through Navarro, R m0narchlA' stronghold, from Pamplona. taking towns and villages en route.
 The general announced his ifltcn. ton Of marching on Madrid as soor as he B sure of solid support foi the rebellion in the north. Bitter fighting appeared imminent. ai armed member Of the popular fronI throughout the region were known to be raliyiDg behind the govern ment.
 It was reported that Mola took San Sebastian without a battle However, his troops were subjected to sniping en route to the city.
 Gibraltar, July 2i-~(UP) - Ja, Allen, American newspaper core Apondent, whose home is ln Seattle Wash, was safe here today after thrilling experience under rene gunflre ct La Linea. near Gibraltar
 Allen was uninjured. but sRid tha the automobile in which he tool shelter during the fighting ifl Li Linea Saturday night was riddle. by 2i bullets, He was later arrested handculied md detained for Ai hour until he identified himself N then left for 0tbraltar. abAiia0nini the automobile, which belongs q Mark IlawkeF. American owner 0 the 9,oteI Santa Clara ToFretnoIinos asHsSTne
 London, July 2i -~ fUP) '~ Tb' Spanish gnnboaL Dai0 was rcp0rtes Co have been sunk by emnllFe iron
 varnment submarines 0F ceatA Morocco, an Exchange Telegraph dlapaleh fFom Tangler said today