Japan Loses Respect for U S Militarism Agitation
In New York December 29 a critique states United States agitators push for stronger forces, but foreign papers read it as approval of militarism. Japanese and European outlets warn such talk fuels arms races and imperialist aims, ignoring American military gains from World War I.
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Criticism and Secrecy in Army and Navy Command
The article argues that army and navy chiefs are seen as inefficient, yet public discourse is stifled by the need to protect secrets. It notes the president as commander in chief and suggests critics fear open argument, while secret reports hint at higher efficiency outweighing public discontent.
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