The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-21

PANAMA-AP-R Risks OF war
trade by ships under Panama reg s.
try were placed on the shoulders o.
the vessels operators today by IN .
official government disclaimer OF
responsibility.
ROME-AP-Doctors described /
the condition OF former King Al
fonso XIII of Spain as grave today.
They said he spent restless night
during which he suffered another
heart attack.
LONDON-AP-The British gov
eminent is seeking the aid OF the
United States and Canada to gala |
the use of Irish ports on the ground |
that a German.dominated Ireland |
would constitute definite threat ID |
their interests in the Atlantic. an |
usually reliable source said today.
VICHY -AP- Reports from Paris |
today said the German admins
traitors had ordered the city de-
prived OF potato supplies for 40 |
days as a result OF disorders In the
central market section.
VICHY. France-AP-The min
istry of education banned from pub
lie grade and high schools today
edited versions of Roman Rol'
lands novel Jean Cristophe" and
% other text books.
NICHY-AP- DR.. Jacques Curie,
IS. brother of Pierre Curie, pioneer
in radium research, died today in
Mont Pellier.
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia -AP-
Reports reaching here from Sofia,
Bulgaria, today said the Turkish
minister there had protested TO the
foreign office against a declara-
ton by the semi-official newspaper
Fora that it is none Of Turkeys
business when Bulgaria will recov-
er an outlet to the Aegean Sea
from Greece
ROME-AP-A government order
today forbids the manufacture or
sale of ice cream, cake, or fresh
pastry made with -four milk, oil,
butter or other fats. after March l.
TOKYO ms A bill amend
ing the japanese National MobiG-
zation Act and designed to tight
en- up general mobilization provi-
sions was passed by the House OF
Peers today. The bill now gees 10
the emperor for his assent and
thereafter will become law IN
mediately.
SAN FRANCISCO ms For
ty more Nazi seamen, members of
the crew OF the scuttled Hamburg
American liner Olumbus, today
were enroute by train to isolated
Fort Stanton, n. NJ, where a
new camp has heen established
for them during the war.
LONDON ms The London
Daily Sketch reported from Stock.
holm today that Britain rs with
drawing its merchant ships from
the Pacific Ocean and transferring
them to the Atlantic. According TO
the report, the United States ex-
clusiveiy will carry out Britain S
Pacific transport requirements.
RIO DE JANEIRO-UP- Presi-
dent Getulio Vargas has issued a
new list OF strategic materials
whose export is forbidden without
special permits. The list includes
copper, brass wire. tin, bronze,
zinc. nickel, potassium and a large
number of sen1i.processed and man
ufactured items containing these
materials.
MEXICO CITY-UP- The news
paper Ultimas Noticias reported to-
Gay that the ministry Of interior
had granted a visa to Mrs. Dwight
Morrow. The newspaper said Mrs.
Morrow is planning a vacation in
Mexico with one of her daughters.
Mrs. Morrow's late husband was
ambassador to Mexico.
BANGKOK. Thailand-UP- The
foreign office denied today that
Japan was demanding military ia
cllities of any kind from Thailand,
and authoritative sources said that
Thailand would resist demands of
military nature from any quarter.
ROME-UP-The newspaper Po-
polo Di Roma said today that
Germany and Italy this spring
would unleash against Britain the
greatest submarine attack the
world ever has seen. Submarine
warfare is destined to intensity in
violence during the coming spring"
the newspaper said.
NEW YORK-UP-David Kars-
ner. SO. author and newspaperman.
died last night in downtown hos
pital, where he was taken after
suffering a heart attack in the Of
fee OF the New York Post. where
he was employed as copyreader.
Among his books are Silver Dollar,
a biography Of II. A. w. Tabor:
Andrew Jackson; Traubel and
John Brown, Terrible Saint.
MADRID-UP- German troops
marched over the French border
into Spain today in numbers Of
ficially described as small. The
number OF troops was not revea ed
but they included motor zed
transport column. They entered
Spain at the invitation OF Ramon
Serrano Suner, foreign minister