London, July 10.
CADED "Japan's Top-heavy Warships," the main article on the chief news page of today's "Sunday Times," by Lieut.- Comm. Kenneth Edwards, the journal's naval correspondent, states:
"I understand from well-informed circles that Japan is becoming greatly concerned at thi ie unseaworthiness and instability of many of the new vessels being completed for the Japanese Navy. Japanese naval designers, it would appear, are losing sight of the all-important factor of seaworthiness in their desire to mount more guns tham are carried by e equivalent ships of other navies."
"Sunday Times" correspondent adds:—'"The first indication of this was when the Japanese torpedo boat Tomoduru capsized during manoeuvres two years ago." He states that the result of this accident was that the whole class of six more
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