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NEW NAVY BOOK LIKELY TO STIR ROW IN CAPITAL

Ideas of Author Clash With Declared Policies Of Roosevelt.

Dudley W. Knox, naval archivist, vith a foreword by Vice Admiral William L. Rodgers. The book, “A History of the United States Navy,” is more than a history. For the author § strongly advocates his own views as to

the proper function of the Navy— |

and his opinions do not appear to square with President Roosevelt's.

Capt. Knox would have the Unit- |

ec States keep out of all naval limi-

tations confer ‘ences, and he would send the Nay r abroad to protect | our citizens, and their investment wherever they may be Mr. Roosevelt, although he has thened the Nally and | counted one of its most friendly Presidents, has been represented in both a general disarmament conference on naval limitations. And r broke out in Ethionia he ed Americans to keep off the bh Higerents nd to avoid transactions of an aracter with | either Italy or Ei except at their own risk {

Chautauqua Speech

At that time, and in his soceh| at Chautauqua last August, rned against the danger of Wi forced in war by those who

wished to take advantage of a chance for “abnormally increased profit and said: | If we face the choice of profits | or peace, the nation will answer—

must answer—'We choose peace’.” Capt. Knox summarizes his thesis in these word: [t must be confessed that the whole experiment in naval limitation has proved disappointing. . . . Results must be contrasted with the opposite effects of the strong naval policie of President Theodore | Roosevelt, and they emphasize the | wisdom of President Wilson in|

triving, after 1916, to create a pre- |

Attitude of Framers

characterized by fundamental com- | .

mercial and political competition. National defense is sometimes | Interpreted as applying merely tol the defense of home territories |

against foreign aggression; wher eas | 1t also properly includes due protection of the general national inter- | ests, external as well as internal. | “Our interests on and across the

seas have always been and continue to be of great importance. They in« | clude freedom of access to the ocean and of navigation thereon. a | large merchant marine, many citi- |

WASHINGTON, Dec. 18—The | makings of a private row within | e Administration may be con-| tained in a book just published by |

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