Sin Francisco, May 3, The N.Y.K. liner Yawata Mary today sailed for the Orient without five of the 23 Germans who had reserved passage because of action by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Japanese shipping firm, Reservations of four Germans were cancelled by the N.YK, it is be-leved on the advice of the Japanese Consulate which received a request from the British Consulate to hold up the passage of the four Germans, Becoming Unpopular The fifth Herr R. Menneks, was "Mussolini ig Hitler's ally, but not the Italian people, for whom we have much sympathy and respect. The Hallans now realize where their Duce has led them to. He is becoming more and more unpopular and so is his daughter Edda "The Japanese ought to realize that Hitler has as much time for them as he has for the Italians, Perhaps it would be more to the point to say as much contempt for them as he has for the Italians' Not long ago he spoke in derision about the coloured yaoes' who would be ruled by the German super-race, In the opinion of the public press of this country, Japan's plunge into the war on the side of the Axis powers would be "The Japanese may be blinded by so-called German victories of the past. Has she forgotten, I wonder, the les-
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