The paper said, however, that Japaits determination to construct a Greater East Asia is "immutable."
The "Hochi Shimbun," "however, said the evacuation of all Ameri= cans from the Far East "is just expression of American enmity to-Ward the realities in Greater "East, Asia." The paper said the United. States should first withdraw—its armed forees {rom the Far East, and then withdraw its civilians.
'A. columnist in the Tokyo "Nicht Nichi" said. that Americans would Tikely get themselves involved in war "if they think their superiority and consciences have been hurt by' Japan's new military alliance with the Rome-Berlin Ax.
"It cannot be denied," the column-'Japanese-American their greatest try are especially concerned by re-that Japan is cent developments, since there have obstinate British and American plots" been "many signs their activities and that the responsibility for the would be heavily proscribed, present situation should be borne Japanese officials, while "publicly by Britain and the United States—expressing concern over the attitude United Press, of the United States, in private conversations appear to be astonished that the Washington government should have taken such speedy" aetion, It is. also considered
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