Tokyo, Mar. 20.
Germany will attempt to invade the British Isles in May, Major-General Kiyofuku Okamoto, military attache of the Japanese Embassy in Berlin, said here yesterday.
Major-General Okamoto, who returned yesterday from Berlin, said that "Germany until now has been using only a small portion of its air force in bombing the British Isles and also only a small force of its Submarines in attacking and sinking British" merchant ships around the time now for Gemmany to really attempt that full offensive."—United Singapore, Mar. 20. Confidence in the strength of his quite certain that Malaya put up a real good show, even now," he seid. "Malaya is fully capable of defending itself but I will never be satisfied until we have got all the men and equipment we need."
While inspecting volunteer forces PREPARATIONS are nearing corns pletion at Nanking for the celebration of the frst anniversary of the return to Nanking of the National Government of China, which falls on March 30, the "Tairiku Shimpo" reports, A grand athletic meeting will -be held by Chinese students at the ground of the Central Police School on March 29, marking the first event on the celebration programme, Japanese reports that the Chinese aviation factory in Yunnan has been transferred to Burma were category ically denied by Chinese military authorities in Chungking on Sunday. says a message to the "Cheng Yien Pao." The Japanese reports stated [that the moving of the Chinese Railon our t Burma we a military bach the report conclusion of a. Sino-
Dutch Foreign Minister Sees Roosevelt Washington, Mar. 20.
Dr. Kleffens, Dutch Foreign Minis ter, who is en route to the Nether lands East Indies, conferred yester day with President Roosevelt just before the President left for a brief holiday, and it is understood that the Netherlands. East Indies was among the subjects discused.
On leaving the White House Dr. Kleffens said -he had talked with the President regarding the situation in the Netherlands. He praised highly the President's efforts for the Allies, as well as his work in connection with the Lease and Lend Act, as an admirable "instance of his governing capacity Reuter,
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