Expert on Oriental Affairs Discusses Policy
A long discussion on American policy toward the Far East outlines John Hay’s open door doctrine, U S relations with China and Japan, and the limits of diplomacy. It recalls Hay’s efforts to keep China open and to resist German influence, while noting the rise of dollar diplomacy and the Manila gateway era.
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Mine Sweepers Prove Their Worth in Anti Submarine War
London reports praise for mine sweepers sharing the effort with destroyers in anti submarine warfare. The fleet has grown fortyfold since 1914 and crews risk death in dangerous tasks such as attaching mines from boats and salvaging detonator laden devices amid gales and drifting mines.
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U S Now the Silk Center of World
The tariff commission reports after war conditions have transformed the United States into a major silk producer. Japan remains the top silk supplier, with France as a leading European exporter. U S demand for silk and silk waste reaches 20 000 tons yearly while imports and wartime needs push development of the spun silk industry and corte silk cloth.
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Silk imports reveal limited domestic production trends
The article notes most silk goods are imported with few domestic mills, Switzerland supplying bolt cloth for flour mills and France providing hatters plush. It highlights Habutae as the largest silk item imported, Japanese silk history, and the use of silk in artificial hair and filament forms with extreme lengths per pound.
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East Asiatic Company Plans Twenty One New Big Motor Ships
At its annual meeting the East Asiatic Company proposed and ordered twenty one large motor ships. The president announced the expansion as part of future ordering and Copenhagen plans.
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Copenhagen
The
East Asiatic Company
War lotteries allowed for war loans with treasurer consent
Melbourne May 16 The commonwealth government issues regulations permitting anyone to establish and conduct lotteries to raise money for war loans provided prior consent is obtained from the federal treasurer.
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