Washington, May 1. 'ONSULTATIONS betiveen Great Britain and the United States io decide the size of the ner" super-battleships have apparently reached a deadlock, it is stated in official circles. Great Britain continues to insist on a limit of 42,000 tons.while the United States insists that, in view of the present uncertainty regarding Japan's intentions, no limit should be set. Officials say that the only meeting the United States consultants have had with their British confreres disclose complete disagreement. The British consultants are now waiting for Washington to give fresh instructions to their American colleagues before another meeting is held. There is, however, no indication of any change on the part of the United States authorities—Reuter.
Washington, Apr. 30
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