Paris, July 26.
Mr, Claude G. Bowers, the Amerlcan "Ambastodor to Spain, whose whereabouts have caused considerxxlety, is safe in a villa at. not far from the French \ecording to reports reaching here from the frontier town of Hen dave. Mr. Bowers is said to be unwilling to depart from his present location, a8 he feels he is not in any Immediate ud as he is in position where he can communicate with the summer Embassy established fat San Sebastian, not far distant, thanks to the radio of the cutter Cayuga, which is now stationed in the Bidassoa River, near his villa, Capt, Townsend Grimiths, American 'Air Attache at Paris, who' was bast lly despatched to try to make con-act with the Ambassador, succeeded In reaching Mr. Bowers yesterday Havas,
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