The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01
Lord of British Admiral
ity Says Frankness Is
Needed
VIEW NAVAL POLICY
Wants Great Britain and
America to Confidc in Each
Other in Full


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'Ir British Admiralty stated 100
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p,frr,frf, d., tbr international u..
rarfs of naval poIIry. ho n,Id that
lr~t,pd .u,uld I,y I,r c4rds on
fho tobIo and dig,ii4s frpuDI. with
Apl.rir, what fh, future would hc
I.ord r,co q.Id inui tno board of ad.
tpirtuv wls toI.t. faced with some
of fbo most rrrr.,.lur prohIoma thai .
had cy.I. g.rf..uf,d naval admins. .
tratlnu .u ilf4 country
Dis.g. ..fr. do. lronder lppe,ts ur .
naval uuIIpv uI, first lord OF the .
admir4.ty slIl.
fb.ur 4U of ue must b, asking .
ourselves frcuu,utlv the uu,.tiou..
yyhithcr are we going 20 Tor tine trium
phart rouclueIou OF that war which .
was 10 mako tho world safe Tor
civilization u ig hard to hclryc
that those who worr fighting side
by side to save that civilization 1r" .
now going to bunJ ulvioA against .
each uthcr II for no other reason
because 10 would bo so ridiculous and
go silly. I am encouraged In this 3
mnttor bv the moderate Wow which I
e. bplur taken hv tho governments F.
OF other great naval powers, hut II .
ie better that we should speak /
plainly of the greatest naval power .
in the world apart from ourselves.
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prlhoiplo Una. N"','l'' ,"'' ,,,.''
Inln navy u, l'',r ~, ''"o' =" wv,
any 1tner ppW'r' % %n'' 'S ,..'''', ="
ePuaH'Y Nn!'n ms '"un,lt ,
never 'NpVV,'" ~ NV P'
never "ou'u 'NUv 49,, l.,'
nec'lon Win u Er''t "nbllN'l Sl,F1N
ing nation thht Spi .nB lron' ~ I"','H
and must ever hold srcat n'a,e III
our Iebn,u unI ,o". c.,..,
wv, W. ,ossiiin o,,,t o,,r ovmodicr,S for Tho
future of n ono-powor standard. n .
Won look across tho Atlantic you geo .
that Mr.. pcnby secretary OF the |
American navy, has said that Amer
lean Interests naturally call for
navy equal 10 that OF any other .
mower.
",rbo dIffarouco bctvcon our
formula ana that az America IA too |
slirht ia be mnde a subject of con |
troversv. still less OF friction or hos
tllitv. / ioln issue with those who /.
saw yyo should not discuss this SIuos- |
tlon. because war with any OF our |
lato nlllcs and with America is un- |
,binknbIo. Wars do not become i'm. |
nosslhln because neoplo never think /
about thom. and this is "A subject /.
about which wo ought To he thinking /
thinking day and night-wIth the I
fixed Intention of making Il impos-
sible pocause ~ cvor a war is going /
,o tnbc pInco between us and any I
~ our late allies n viii lac the fault |
~ Hind or criminal leading for
which our statesmen. whether In
1,ondon Noshtnrfon. Toxic or tho /
coniioi OF an vothor naval power.
Ovou,d ho condemned ana .cXecratod |
In history II thcy fail TO avert such /.
a tragedy.
DritnIn's E,ampIc.
"Nrr Dcnbv bas said that the /
greatest calamity that could over .
toLc h,inonitv ,yotla he Oor no.
tveop this country and America
ana tb,t bot,vccn no ,yc could corr /
trnI mo son 7 h,ve M do,,ht ., no
s,id "tbot G,otor.c, ,,, 90. ro,tid INT
Tho ouestion bcforc tIs today IL
whether we arc .hondinr In the right
dir.ction with rcynrd ia ou~ nayirs
Nj g6lt consiIil,ns with aach other.
In tbat rrsn,gt I mini, IN, rovcru-
mont OF this country has "A clear
recrrd W. boyn f., n,,r cs,ir,t,s
~ tbis ,.,r sot nm cv,mpIc Of ro.
dnction No have odmittcdIv t1l,on
.,st,. ,,s .cr,,,,J, "a, ,oiati,,o ,,sI,f,r
az n,,, ,,,'lns ,,d or ntbers and ,yc
.ro rrc,,orc1 a. ~, no ,,,.'ns nosei,lc
,n th,t 5iroctinG h, nnt,,,l orrcs.
mont rut merely tn IAN, Of hands