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are acting promptly to provide safe
| conduct to sailing ports for American
travellers. American Minister Stovall
OF Switzerland notified the State De-
partment that he would confer with
italian and French representatives
concerning transportation for $4,000.
Railway service in southern France
still Is in operation and it may be pos
sible to send many of the Americans in
Switzerland to a French Mediterranean
port.
Available English Ports.
The Official list of English ports open to
the citizens Of friendly nations was trans
mitted to the State Department today.
Many Americans now on the continent
probably will make their way to England
through those ports in the attempt to
hasten their journey home
Charge Barclay Of the British embassy
tonight submitted the following memo
randum to Secretary Bryan:
The following is q list Of approved
ports in the British Isles: Dundee, Aber-
deem, West Hartlepool, Hull. London,
Folkestone. Falmouth. Bristol, Holyhead.
Liverpool. Greenock: all other ports are
prohibited ports: aliens. subjects or citi-
zens, Of friendly powers can land or en-
bark at the approved ports with the per-
%
they can land or embark at the prohib-
tied ports only with permission OF the
secretary Of state in London
Regulation Applied to Aliens
Aliens. subjects Of enemy powers.
cannot land or embark at the prohibit
ed ports. They can land or embark
at the approved ports only with the
permission Of the secretary Of state.
Permission to land by the secretary Of
state in any case is to be obtained on
arrival Aliens desiring permission
from the secretary Of state to embark
should be furnished with proper papers
Of identity.
The secretary Of state desires to
restrict landing and embarking of all
aliens to the approved ports as much
as possible. Any port may. of course,
be closed altogether to traffic II the
naval authorities consider it neces-
sary."
List Of Those Reported Safe.
Diplomatic officers in Europe have
advised the State Department Of the
safety of the following Americans, Of
whom inquiry had been made:
New York-Mrs. Goldman and Leo
pold wormser. Carlsbad; Elizabeth Ar
den, en- route to Berlin; Prof Fehr.
Dresden; ME-. and Mrs. J. J. Steindler.
Nuremberg: Emanuel Syein. Zurich:
Marks Starlight and family and Mrs.
Flora Goldstein. Lucerne: sittah B.
Rose and Marian Einstein, Nuremberg;
Barney Dreyfuss, Shanghai; Mrs.
Thomas Fair, Mrs. Edward Clarke.
Mrs. William Sanger. Miss Margaret
Lloyd and Dorothy c. Lee. Dresden;
Lauer family and Henry Ritenberg and
family, Hague; Cecilia Greensboro.
Plymouth: Mr.. and Mrs. krohnberg
OKeefe. Geneva; william Mahl. Harry
Brunner. julius Halburn and Otto
Horwitz, Zurich; Mrs. Arthur Adler.
Bremen; Engel party. Berlin. and Nine.
Herman Broesel. Genoa
Brooklyn, N. Y-Ida F.. Henze, Ber-
Albany. N. Y-Judge Randall. L.
boues.
Philadelphia-Mrs. Brolemann. Paris;
Mary Klander. Munich; Miss orep.
Kunz, Geneva; Samuel Kind. Dresden;
Reiner, Berlin: Francis F. Kane.
Zurich
York, Pa.-Busser, Trieste.
John Price, jackson family. Dresden;
Mrs Chase and daughter, Geneva;
Paula Huen, saalfeld.
Harrisburg-Miss Robinson party, en-
route to Berlin.
From PoiHes in West and South.
Chicago-McMunn- Welch party, en-
route to Berlin: Eleanor Godfrey.
Betsy Rowland, Berlin; William Merri-
man, left Carlsbad; Nine. Schumann-
Heink. Bayreuth; Mrs. George E. Eager,
Paris.
Minneapolis-Anna Stanley, en- route
to Berlin; John Washburn. Carlsbad.
Milwaukee-Alice Chapman. Inter-
laken; Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave denrz.
Geneva.
Pittsbureh-Harry English. Zurich.
San Francisco-Mrs. Harrington and
| daughters, en- route to Berlin; Mrs
santa Barbara-Miss Brunner, Ge-
Los Anee1es-Gibson, Brussels
| Philippine Islands-Miss Harrison, en-
route to London.
| Danviile, Iil.-Rossetta Samuel,
| Geneva.
Evansville. Ind.-ottelis Hassensall.
| Geneva.
jerg.
Fort Worth-Mrs. Burney, Bremen.
| Dallas-Nellie Fargo, Madrid.
| St. Louis-Mrs. Richard Harding
Davis, Hamburg.
| Colorado Springs-Charles A Holder.
| American consul at Cologne. en- route
to the United States.
Columbia, 8. C-Mrs. Lewis W. Has
kel1. Paris.
Home Addresses Not Reported.
or those whose home addresses are not
reported. the following are in Paris
Miss Maude Lincoln, Mrs. Thayer and
| family. Ludvighs left for London; Mrs
Brewster. Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Nance
left for England Frank Arthur.
In viennar-Lowenthal, Lucius and