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...does not think it would be wise yet to attempt to abolish submarines; limitation is about all that may be hoped for; 2) that he intends to tell Congress again that the U.S. ought to join the World Court; 3) that he has no intention of urging a ship subsidy; 4) that he is soon going to make public the report of the experts appointed to make a study of what should be done with Muscle Shoals...
...forced to agree to such cutting that the U.S. loses from $2,500,000,000 to $3,000,000,000† The reason the Italian Debt was cut was that Italy could not pay more. Italy could not pay more because she has no gold to ship to this country and her payments must be made largely by credit established through the shipment of Italian goods to the U.S. But there is very little of such goods; the high tariff keeps them...
...continental U.S.; an airplane capable of traveling 200 miles an hour at 30,000 feet altitude and with a cruising radius of 1,500 miles; a study of how to repel an aerial attack on cities such as New York. He said that he believed an enemy war ship lying 100 miles off Manhattan could pump aerial torpedoes into the city...
...ship brokers and Custom...
...called attention somewhat bluntly to "the facts which demand the existence of an adequate British navy." Said he: "The worldwide trade routes upon which we are dependent for our food and raw materials . . . are no shorter or less complicated than in 1914." He demanded that the new program of ship replacements, which is expected to cost eventually some ?70,000,000 ($340,000,000), be proceeded with. He added...