Navy League Head Thinks It Would Curb Japan many with possible world-wide expansion, Mr. M. M. Hubbard, president of the U.S. Navy League, to-day told the United Press that the United States should dispatch the whole of the American fleet to Manila, Such a step, he indicated, would soon put a halt to Japan's warlike attitude in the Far East. He also suggested that the United States should act together with Great Britain in this matter and should obtain permission to use naval bases at both Singapore and Hongkong.
He painted a lurid picture of Japanese plans of expansion, saying that the Japanese, after conquering, China, would attempt to take the Philippines, Sumatra, the Malayan and Hawaii, and finally the United States—United Press.
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