Madrid, July 27.
Fifty aeroplanes arrived at Bar-colony from France, according to Spanish press reports to-day. One Spanish news agency states that these are the frst of $00 aeroplanes ordered such alreratt industry, It ther reported that twenty other landed near Madrid—trans-'Ocean Kuo Min, Evacuation Goes On Washington, July 27.
The American Consulate at Vigo to-day informed the Deparunent of Stale that apprehension in that city was Increasing hourly and voiced the opinion that anarchy and mob rule would follow in the event of the downfall of military authorities. The consulate at Vigo also reported that 23 Americana and Cubans were evacuated ona British cruiser, The U. 8. 8, Quincy was reported to be investigating conditions prior proceeding to Alicante and Valencia, message from the American Consulate at Madrid advised State Department officials that it had in-Airectly learned that a party of young. American collegians " touring 'Spain with Mrs, Monica Owen of Cambridge, Mass, was safe at La Granja, sisty miles' from Madrid, Fears had previously been expressed for the group which was to have arrived in Santander on July 20. The Con Sulate at Madrid also reported that all communication with Valencia would be restored shortly, Department of State officials also Issued a list of Philippine refugees who have taken refuge in American Consulates. Among those brought to St, Jean de Lux, France, on Sunday Sonora Oftia Brias and Mr.
Ynchousti and two children, all of Manila, At the Madrid Embassy, Senor Remedio Reyes of Manila and Senor Pedro Rodriguez of La Union were the latest refugees registered, Senor Eduardo Matuete of Rizal, with his wife, children, wife's sister and a nurse, coached Marseilles from Barcelona—United Press, British Destroyer Fired On Gibraltar, July 27.
The British destroyer Basilisk arrived here on Sunday, and its officers reported that the vessel had deen fired upon while taking aboard: 28 British subjects and twelve other nationals at Almeria, Afterward, however, loyalist officers boarded the ship and apologized for the firing. Refugees reported horrible scenes at Almeria, including masse murderers in the streets, and widespread Jooting and incendiarism, Rebel reports from Morocco alleged that the members of the crew of the warship Jaime I, following a bombardment from the coast on Saturday, offered to join the rebel cause in exchange for food and supplies, but that Gen, Francisco Franco, rebel lender, had declined the offer.—
United Press.
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