The Coconino sun., 1921-11-18
For the United tates, 45O,O00 tons. For Great Britain, 450,000 tons. For Japan, 270,000 tons.

party tO tnlS agreement Wh0Se total tonnage in auxiliary surface combat ant craft on November, II, 1921, ex- ceeds the prescribed tonnage shall be required to scrap such excess tonnage, until replacements begin, at which time the actual tonnage of auxiliary combatant craft for each nation shall be reduced to the prescribed allow ance as herein stated.
 Limitation of new constructions: ] Eighteen-(a) All auxiliary sur face combatant craft whose keels have been laid down by November II, 1921, may be carried to completion. l (b) No new construction in auxili- ary surface combatant craft except re- placement tonnage as provided here matter shall be laid down during the period of this agreement, provided, that such nations as have not reached the auxiliary surface combatant ton mage allowances hereinbefore stated may construct tonnage up to the limit of their allowance.
 Scrapping of old construction.
 Nineteen-Auxiliary surface com- blatant craft shall be scrapped in ac- cordance with the methods to be agreed upon.
 (b) Submarines.
 Twenty-It is proposed that the to- tai tonnage of submarines allowed each power shall be:
 For the United States, 90,000 tons.
 For Great Britain, 90,000 tons.
 For Japan, 154 ,000 tons.
 Provided, however, that no power party to this agreement whose total tonnage in submarines on November II, 1921, exceeds the prescribed ton mage shall be required to scrap such excess tonnage until replacements be- gin, at which time the total tonnage of submarines for each nation shall be reduced to the prescribed, allow ance as herein stated.
 Limitation of New Construction
 Twenty-one-(a) All submarines whose keels have been laid down by November II, 1921, may be carried to completion.
 (b) No new submarine tonnage ex- cept replacement tonnage as provided hereinafter shall be laid down during the period of this agreement, provided however, that such nations have not reached the submarine tonnage allow ance hereinbefore stated may con- struct tonnage up to the limit of their allowance.
 Scrapping Old Construction
 Twenty-two-Subm shall be scrapped in accordance with methods to be agreed upon.
 Airplane Carriers and Aircraft
 Twenty-three-It is proposed that the total tonnage of airplane carriers allowed each power shall be as fol- lows:
 United States, S0,00O tons.
 Great Britain, S0,000.
 Japan, 4S,000 tons.
 Provided, however, that no party to this agreement whose total tonnage in airplane carriers on November II, 1921, exceeds the prescribed tonnage shall be required to scrap such excess tonnage until replacements begin, at which time the total tonnage of air plane carriers for each nation shall be reduced to the prescribed allowance as herein stated.
 Limitation of New Construction,
 Airplane Carriers
 Twenty-four - (a) All airplane carriers whose keels have been laid down by November II, 1921, may be carried to completion.
 (b) No new airplane carrier ton mage except through replacement ton mage as provided herein shall be laid down during the period of this agree ment; provided, however, that such nations as have not reached the air plane carrier tonnage hereinafter stated may construct tonnage up to the limit of their allowance.
 Scrapnng of Old Construction Twenty-Five Airplane carriers shall be scrapped in accordance with methods to be agreed upon. Auxiliary Combatant Craft, Replace
 ments
 Twenty-six (a) Cruisers seven teen years of age from date of com pletion may be replaced by new con- Reels for such new con- struction shall not be laid until the | tonnage it is intended to replace is | fifteen years of age from date of 
 (b) Destroyers and fiotilla leaders twelve years of age from date of com- pletion may be replaced by new con- struction. The keels of such new con- struction shall not be laid until the tonnage it is intended to replace is eleven years of age from date of com pletion.
 (c) Submarines twelve years of age from date of completion may be replaced by new submarine construc- tion, but the keels of such new con struction shall not be laid until the tonnage it is to replace is eleven years of age from date of completion. (d) Airplane carriers twenty years ,f age from date of completion may De replaced by new airplane carrier but the keels of such new shall not be laid until the ,onnage which it is to replace is sev- ,nteen years of age from date of com ,letion.
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