President Roosevelt rem: doors at the White House y for further treatment of his sore throat. His condition was stated to te about the same as on Friday.
His temperature was about one and a half degrets above normal.
The doctor asked the President Washington, June 15.
The United States Maritime Commission denied yesterday reports that American-owned or controlled tankers under South American registry had been traded to Japan, Italy or Germany. The Commission stated that no vessels of such ownership and registry had been traded to any of the Axis powers since start of the war.
The Commission pointed out that five tankers were registered under the Ge and five under the Italian fag, but added that these vessels were no longer controlled by their cwners.—United Press, only to do work of a "must"
—Reuter.
Dutch Defence Minister Soviet Envoy to Rumania Said Returning Home Resigns Post London, June 15.
London, June 15.
The Soviet Minister to Rumania, M. Lavrentiev, is leaving Bucharest for Moscow in a few days' time, cording to the official Italian ne agency quoting yesterday evening's papers in Bucharest, A Charge d'Affaires. M. Kocoscov is stated to have arrived in Buchar rom Moscow Reuter.
Queen Wilhelmina yesterday accepted the resignation of Col. A. Z., H. Dijxhoorn, Defence Minister of the refugee Netherlands Government. Mr. H. von Boeijen, Minister of Home Affairs, was named acting Ministe~ of Defence. A permanent appointment was expected to be made after the return of Mr. E N. Van Kleffens, Foreign Minister—United Press.
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