Under the pseudonym "Student of War," a well-known British publicist delicately prodded the U. S.
He was scoring the Admiralty for wanting more cruisers at a time when "there is less danger of our being involved in a serious naval war than at any time in the last 50 years."
"No naval war," he added, "is conceivable except with Japan, and that is America's concern rather than ours."
Continuing, he said: "The Admiralty are building against Japan; more fools they, seeing that our obvious policy, if and when the United States and Japan are at...
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