otto of the United States Fleet 10 Assignment ofthe entire Sen! Watington, Aug 22
the Pacine "Ocean. "until conditions Change" erected attention Covday. to the fect that the Pacite- as recently become, the theatre of mew and wider United States. navalopera-Mons, the. most aramitie of taels kind'to occur there In many years, Navy "Department oflelals who confirmed the issuance of the order Geelined to, tive any. definition SConattons" which was widely assumed to refer t0 the tense striation inthe Par East 'Concentration' of the combined feels in the Pace during. the last two yours has been the masterpiece of the operations and tovday's order Sentirms that its tranater to the Rlantie is only temporary and. that Salober wil ud. the whole huge force buck in Western waters, ven while the battle. uriis were away from the Pacite. for. two oF {hves months, a great array of action hasbeen launched there" by other rate Prom. Alaska "to Austall the avy has.eeome increasing busy with experiments, explorations President Roosevelt's dash to avail on board the ernier Houston torved. ar the focal point for. public Invest in is atvity. By. his Unprecedented. action, the' President femtred. national. interest on the fGerin which. washes more "United Biates possessions than" any other heralded'. closer bond between fhutelond dwellers and their tort Among other possibilities _mentioned are the Premier, Admiral [Keisuke Okada, and Viscount Admiral [Makoto Saito, former Premier, but it is considered unlikely either of these /would be selected.
Japan's policy towards the preliminary talks in London in October and the 1935 Naval Conference will be decided by the Cabinet Council during the frst week of September, according to official sources here.
Admiral Ohsumi and Mr. Hirota, Jare continuing to study carefully the Jcountry's policy from different view points.
Questions to be Decided The questions to be decided in the coming Cabinet Council meeting are:
"Fundamental principles and demands to be submitted to the 1935
Conference.
(2) Diplomatic measures to be taken in the preliminary negotiations October in order to make other bowels recognize Japan's demands.
Policy towards the 1935 Conference in the preliminary meeting roves a fail 'G@) Date of Japan's denunciation of the Washington Naval Pact, (5) Counter-measures in' the int jnationat situation which may result from denunciation of the" naval pact, (6) Courter-measures to be taken the 1985 Conference should reach rupture as the result of rejection of the Japanese demand for parity by Great Britain and the United States.
Postponing his departure to Lon don, Rear-Admiral 1. Yamamoto, the Navy's representative at the London meeting, is waiting for his government's decision with regard to the policy towards the conference in general and the date of denunciation of the existing (reaty—United Press.
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