London, May 22. reach the Russian port with its of 1100 tons of copra.
The captain of the Tibillisa decided to give up the attempt 10 reach Vladıvostok in view of the attitude of the British contraband control. It was understood Moscow ordered the Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret of England were guarded by police yesterday in view of the danger of a German invasion of England by parachute troops.
Three fully-armed plain-clothes de-tactives prowl the grounds of the Royal lodge at Windsor, where the Princesses are staying, day and night. When the Princesses go out, a plain-clothes policeman rides next to the chauffeur. Even when they go riding at Windsor they are accompanied by armed grooms.
The first time a detective ac-
: ompanied the Princesses on an outing exciting them greatly—was when they visited Buckingham Palace recently to see their parents. This was the first time the girls were under a Police guard, although two guards always accompany the King and Queen.—United Pre: captai. e ship to sell the copra it a sacrifice price. Stevedores began Press unloading *he cargo today.—United Sweden Violated by German Planes Stockholm, May 21.
Sweden's territorial integrity was violated today when German planes flew over Swedish Lapland. Antilireraft batteries in Stoardalen, east "f Adisko went into action. One German plane machine-gunned a oilway station in which 50 people were wa in the Swedish town of Vaissijauro near the Norwegian fronier to the east of Narvik. One man vas killed. The Swedish Legation lin has been ordered to make J.S. to Be Ready for energetic protest to the German vernment.—Havas "Fifth Column"
President Roosevelt to Ask for Stricter Control Washington, May 22.
President Roosevelt, in seeking to tighten national defences against "fifth column" activities, is to ask Congress today to give the Department of Justice control over aliens so that a better check of their activi.
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