Rome. Mar. 10.
Rome's Sunday morning newspapers condemned passage of the lend-lease bill by the United States Senate as "complete negation of all U.S. interests."
"La Domenica" wrote that the "United States masses openly condemn President Roosevelt's foreign policy" but the Senate passed the bill anyway, adding however, that "the people are beginning to clearly foresee the dangerous consequences The lend-lease law is a total negation of all national interests and only fits into the aims of a small group of profiteers."—United Press, "Madrid, Mar. 10.
The United States Sérate's approval of the Tease and Lend Bill gets big headlines in Sunday's Spanish news-
Saigon, Mar. 10.
A Japanese bomber crashed and severely damaged its undercarriage and wings yesterday when it landed on the Saigon airfield from Tongking.
There are some 400 Japanese planes stationed at the Japanese airfield in Tongking, reliable sources said. Recent Japanese attacks on the Burma Road and Kunming were carried out by some of the planes stationed at the Japanese aerodrome in Tongking.—United Press,
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