Washington, Mar. 27.
America's policy in the Far East may be revised when the Washington naval treaty expires on December 31 this year, well-informed observers declared to-day.
The new Anglo-Franco-American treaty, it was pointed out, allows the nations to accumulate fons and guns as they desire in their Oriental possessions. Whether the United States will take advantage of the opportunity depends on whether the nation decides to remain an important Far Eastern power, the observers declared.
From g purely technical naval viewpoint, the fortifications in the Hawaiian and Philippine Islands are becoming obsolete, it is recognized.
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