AMERICAN ITEMS.
i (JSTK ALI AN AND N.Z. CABLE ABSOI),..IfION. U.s. NAVY. Xli\V YORK, September 18. Mr Deiiby is urging the further development of submarine units of the l"S Navy. This, coming on the eve of the Armament Conference, is regarded as a warning to the -ountry that, despite possible arrangements to limit armeiueiits, the fighting units ot the F.S. Navy must not be neglected. Mr Denby points out that the United States is lacking in a mine-laying submarine fleet, and a long-cruising large calibred gun submarine. Mr Denby asks for the construction of three each of these tvpeo, on the ground that they are highly important Jto the country’s national defe ( ncip Mr Denby s rocommendatioiLS arc also regarded as answer to the latest re|Mirts of the spirited navy building being done by the foreign nations.
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Hokitika Guardian, 20 September 1921, Page 2
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137AMERICAN ITEMS. Hokitika Guardian, 20 September 1921, Page 2
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