Vichy, Mar, 12. the Government today officially. denied that any German bases any sort fad been installed Marocea or "anywhere else in the}
French Empive—United Press, in devatopmentz, 1 National Zeitung" said ina leadin wruicle this morning.
Commenting on the further just of Mr, Yostike Matsuoka, Foreign Minister, the newspaper said that "pros sive interference by the United States of America the irresistible advancing dissolution of th he British Empire permit Japan's ole in current war developments to become ever more importantly visi-
The newspaper said that many threats against Japan have been heard recently from England and the United and the threats in some places ay have grown into active mea-against the Far East Island may describe as re belligerent actions.
England, the newspaper asserter obviously is trying to spread the war tw distant continents and. therefore these facts demand urgent counter measures" from the Tripartite Ah ice powers.—United Press 'When the 'German' po tration tries requested sies to leave formed, however, that government had long since censed 10 Tecognize them 9s accredited representatives of their respective countries, but only as exiled refugees, 'The Dutch and Polish Minisiers were further told that the Balgarian Jgovernment was prepared 0 make' every effort to facilitate their departure if they wished to return to Holland and Poland.
Tt would be hard to find a parallel for. the special Impertineuce in. the treatment of properly accredited, diplomats, Tt was owing to this attitude of the Bulgarian authorities that Mr. Ren del, the British Minister, delayed his departure until his three colleagues} Jam wir staffs were safely across the The European War, March
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