End of Washington London naval limits fate of Japan
The 1922 and 1928 naval treaties expire in 18 months on December 31, 1936. Japan’s pursuit of equality complicates renewal, while Britain and the United States resist giving Japan parity, arguing parity would leave Japan with naval dominance in the Pacific and threaten global balance.
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Washington
London
Japan
France
Italy
Mediterranean
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Admiral Pratt
Foreign Affairs
Asiatic
Britain
Pacific
All Bran Relief for Constipation Cited by Cadillac Reader
A reader from Cadillac Michigan reports long lasting relief from constipation after adding Att-Bran cereal to meals. The note explains prior stomach trouble and temporary fixes, and credits bulk and vitamin B in All-Bran for natural digestion. The letter suggests daily servings and advises medical consultation if relief fails.
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Lester Bartholomew
Cadillac
Mich
Hard-boiled lesson of postwar disarmament in Pacific unity
The article contrasts treaty limits with real power, arguing Britain and America would share life boats in a sunk ship scenario. It claims peace allows real arms limits, while disarmament follows settled political differences, followed by a quip from Hi Ho about boisterous gaiety masking sorrow.
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Britain
America
Admiral Pratt
Pacific
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