The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

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pUnited states 100000 tons: Great
Britain 100000 tons. Japan 100000
tons
"tb) Capital ships 90 years from
date OF completion may he replaced
by new capital ship construction but
the kecls OF such new construction
shall not be laid until the tonnage
which IL IL to replace Ia ~ years OF
age from the date of completion.
provided, however, that the first
replacement tonnage shall not be
laid down until 10 years from the
date OF the signing Of this agree
ment.
"tc) The scrapping Of capital
ships replaced by new construction
shall be Undertaken not idter than
the date Of completion OF the new
construction and shall be completed
within three months OF the date of
completion OF new construction; or
II the date OF completion OF new
construction be delayed, then within
four years Of the laying of the keels
Of such new construction.
"(d) No capital ships shall be
laid down during the term OF this
agreement whose tonnage displace-
ment exceeds $4,000 tons.
"(e) The same rules for determin-
ing tonnage of capital ships shall
apply TO the ships OF each Of the
powers party to this agreement
"CD Each of the powers party To
this agreement agrees to inform
promptly all OF the other powers
party to this agree concerning
"GD The name of the capital
ships to be replaced by new con-
struction.
"(2) The date Of authorization OF
replacement tonnage.
"C3) The date Of the laying OF
kcels OF replacement tonnage.
"N) The displacement tonnage OF
each ship to be laid down.
"(5) The actual date OF compile
tion Of each new ship.
100 The fact and date or the
scrapping OF ships replaced.
"G) No fabricated parts OF capi-
tal ships including parts of hulls,
engines and ordnance shall be con-
structod previous TO the date OF au
thorization of replacement tonnage.
A list OF such parts will be furnished
all powers party TO this agreement.
"(b) Ia ca,e oi The loss or acci-
dental destruction of capital ships
they may be replaced by new capt.
tai ships construction In conformity.
Auxiliary Surface Craft.
"13. Divided into three classes
"ts) Auxiliary surface combatant
craft.
"Cb)) Submarines.
"(c) Airplane carriers and air
craft.
IA. THE term auxiliary surface
combatant craft Includes cruisers
exclusive OF battle cruisersJ. no
tilla leaders. destroyers. ana all
other surface types except those spc-
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paragraph:
"15. Existing monitors, unar-
mored surface craft as specified in
paragraph 16, under 5000 tons, fuel
ships supply ships. tenders. repair
ships, tugs, mine sweepers. and Vcs-
sels readily convertible from mel
chant vessels are exempt from tho
terms of this agreement.
I6. Auxiliary combatant craft
may be built exempt from this agree
mcnt regarding limitation OF laval
-armaments that exceed 10000 .tons
displacement and l5 knots speed and
carry more than four 5guns.
at. 1t is proposed that the
total tonnage OF cruisers. flotilla
leaders and destroyers allowed each
power shall be as follows:
united States. 100000 tons;
Great Britain, 100000 tons: Japan,
27o, 600 tons.
crowded. however. that no
power party 20 this agreement
! whose total tonnage in auxiliary
surface combatant craft on Novem
ber Il, 1921, exceeds the prescribed
tonnage shall be required TO scrap
such excess tonnage until replace
ments begin, at which the total tom
mage OF auxiliary combatant craft
! for each nation shall he reduced to
/ the prescribed allowance az herein
/ stated.
Idmit OF New Construction.
as. All auxiliary surface com
/ batant craft whose keels have been
| laid down by November IL, 1921,
may be carried TO completion.
mo new construction In auxiliary
surface combatant craft except re-
| placement tonnage.
"l9. suxiI,ary surface combat
ant craft shall be scrapped in ac-
| curdance with methods TO be agreed
upon.
"(b), Submarines.
| "2O. II is proposed that the total
! tonnage OF submarines allowed each
/ power shall be as follows; United
States, 10000 tons: Great Britain
90, 900 tons; Japan. $4,000 tons
| Provided no party to this agree
! ment whose total tonnage IN SuDuld-
rines on November II, 1921, exceeds
| the prescribed tonnage shall be re-
quired to scrap such excess tonnage
until requirements begin, wher
total submarine tonnage for each
nation shah be reduced to the pre-
scribed allowance.
"2f. (a) All submarine keci'
laid down by November II, 1921
may be completed. No new subma'
| rine tonnage except replace me nj
tonnage shall ne laid down during
the period of this agreement eNcep
to bring tonnage to allowance limits
"22. Submarines shall be scrappe'
I according to places to be agreei
upon.
"23. It is proposed that the tota
tonnage OF airplane carriers allowed
each power shall be as follows
United states 10000 tons; Grea
Britain, $4,000 tons; Japan, $500
tons. -
"Provided no. power party 70 thi
agreement whose total tonnage II
aIrplane carriers on November ~
1921. exceeds the prescribed ton
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