Arizona republican., 1921-11-13
Americas Proposal
 For Arms Limitation
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promptly all of the other powers party to this agreement concerning: tl) The names of the capital ships 10 De replaced by new construction: CD The date of authorization of re- placement tonnage.
 t3) The displacement tonnage of each new ship to be laid down. t5) The actual date of completion of each new ship.
 (6) The fact and date of the scrap- ping of ships replaced.
 tg) No fabricated parts of capital ships including parts of hulls, en- zines and oronance shall be con- structed previous to the date of au- tnorization of replacement tonnage. A list of such parts will be furnished all powers party to this agreement. th) In case of the loss or accident al destruction of capital ships they may be replaced with new capital ships constructed in conformity with the foregoing rules.
 AUXILIARY COMBATANT CRAFT Thirteen: In treating this subject auxiliary combatant craft have been divided into three classes:
 (a) Auxiliary surface combatant craft.
 (b) Submarines.
 Co Airplane carriers and aircraft. AUXILIARY SURFACE COMBAT
 ANT CRAFT
 Fourteen: The term auxiliary sur face combatant craft includes cruis- CTS Exclusive of battle cruisers), flotilla leaders, destroyers. and all other surface types except those spe- officially exempted in the following paragraph.
 Fifteen: Existing monitors, un- armored surface craft as specified in paragraph 16, under 5000 tons fuel shijs, supply ships, tenders, repair tugs. mine sweepers and vessels readily convertible from merchant vessels are exempt from the terms of this agreement.
 Sixteen: No new auxiliary com- batant craft may be built exempt from this agreement regarding limi- tatiOn of naval armaments that ex- ceed 5000 tons displacement and Is knots speed. and carry more than 1. 4--5's guns.
 Seventeen: It is proposed that the total tonnage of cruisers flotilla leaders and destroyers, shall be as follows:
 For the United States: 45o, ,000; for Great Britain, 450,0O0; for Japan, 170,000 tons.
 Provided, however, that no power party to this agreement whose total tonnage in auxiliary surface com batant craft on Nov. II, 1921. ex- ceeds the prescribed tonnage shall be required to scrap such excess ton mage, until replacements begin, al which time the total tonnage of auxiliary combatant craft for each nation shall be reduced to the pre- ecribed allowance as herein stated.
 LIMITATION OF NEW CON-
 SEDUCTION
 Eighteen. (a)-All auxiliary sur face combatant craft whose keel: have been laid down by Nov. II 1921, may be carried to completion.
 (b)--No new construction in auxi- Nary surface combatant craft except replacement tonnage as provided hereinafter shall be laid down during the period of this agreement, pro- vided, however, that such nations as have not reached the auxiliary sur face combatant craft tonnage allow ances hereinbefore stated may con- struct tonnage up to the limit oi their allowance.
 ScRAPPING OF OLD cCNSTRUc.
 TON
 Nineteen: Auxiliary surface com batant sraft shall be scrapped in ac cordance with methods to be agree, upon.
 SUBMARINES
 Twenty: It is proposed that tn total tonnage of submarines allowe each power shall be:
 For the United States, e0,00c tons