Show SECRECY MARKS PACifiC FLEET REET NAVAL PARLEY Officers Meet Daily to Decide Which Won Oahu Attack By ARTHUR F. F DEGRAVE United Press Staff Correspondent HONOLULU Hawaii May 2 Tn In In old historic former Central Union church transformed Into a fleet service service ser ser- vice club during the course of the maneuvers the second days day's critique to decide the results of the recent attack on Oahu was in progress toda today Utmost sec secrecy ecy surrounds the de de- de liberations High officers of or the army navy and marine corps who directed the war plans and lesser ranking officers In all are the only persons admitted to the crowded crowd crowd- ed room The black forces held the center center center cen cen- ter of the stage during the first days day's parle parley The blue attackers are expected to present details of the strategy they used at today's session The blues are unofficially unofficially daIly credited with victory In Ia the maneuvers The report of Admiral S. S S. S Robison Robison Robi- Robi son commander in chief of the battle fleet who directed the blue forces Is expected to reveal Interesting interesting inter Inter- esting eating data regarding Oahu's de defense defenses de- de tense as seen by a warring power The sessions sessions' opert open at 9 a. a m. m and end at 1 p. p m. m when the officers file out to the ships beaches and cooler places all refusing to comment on what has taken place within It is generally agreed that the maneuvers have shown the crossI crossroads cross crossroads I roads of the Pacific are weakly guarded and in case of ot actual war might fall faB an easy pre prey to the enem enemy In this event Pearl barbor harbor harbor har bar bor could be transformed into a abase abase abase base of or operations against the Pacific Pacific Pacific Pa Pa- coast Alaska and the Panama canal I Italian Editor Editor I Views With Alarm ROME Ia 2 4 The Pacific I maneuvers 0 of f tJi the he ll UnU d. d eg t s sn 3 n navy vy aro used by the r ras as the s subject for Lor a no tw two tsO coT mn front page editorial on Am American American- n- n Japanese relations The newspaper expresses the opinion that the maneuvers are provocative and while seeing no immediate danger of ot trouble between between between be be- tween the United States and Japan believes that activities of ot occidentals occidentals occidentals In the far east cast will fill ultimately force Japan to a sort of ot Monroe doctrine of Asia for the The l says the fact that the fleet is visiting Australia Australla causes it to believe that there Is a close allegiance between Australia Canada Canada Canada Can Can- ada and America for Asiatic put pur poses The paper expresses the opinion that Japan will never become become become be be- come the ag aggressor ressor against an oc occidental occidental occidental oc- oc country so long a- a peace reigns In Europe but speculates re regarding regarding re- re garding the outcome if it there is another another another an an- other European war and If It Japan China and Russia should form an effective alliance |