Within the next three yea than 300 Army scouting planes now in service are to be replaced by more up-to-date and larger machines. For some months, the aerial headquarters of the Japanese Army has been cqnsidcring modernization of this extra arm of the service and the three principal airplane manufacturers in Japan, the Mitsubishi works, the Ishikawajima works and the Kawasaki works, were to build one plane each, according to designs specially selected by Army ale experts.
After tests, the Army authorities decivied that the machine turned out Tt is generally felt here that, as the United States has already not fied Japan that, all issues having a bearing on the Monroe Doctrine will be excluded, Japan should have the fame. privilege to safeguard her own interests in China and especial-Jy in Manchuria which, it is contended, {8 far more important, the well-being of this country than Central ov South America could ever the to the United States, Eminent scholars and publicists think, however, that there is" no need at all to arrange for the ex-lusian of Chinese questions as, in their opinion, and arbitration treaty should exclude alt disputes: concern-ting a third party.
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