The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-22
CONSERVATION LIST Is
GREATLY EXTENDED
Products Cannot DC Exported Unless
They Are to BE Used Directly
. Toward Aiding I'm Prosecution
OF War

Washington. Oct. 21.-The war trade
board today made public an import
ant extension of the list of articles on
the conservation list" and the list of
articles which require license for ex-
port.
The conservation list" is made up
OF those things required in the United
States for the prosecution of the war.
/ License of the export of those COM
modities Is only granted when IL Ia
proven their rem oval from this coun-
try will bring them into use for direct
war purpose or for the manufacture
of things needed in the United states.
The articles added to the conserva-
ton list today embrace wide range
of the metals which have become so
important in modern munitions. such
as copper bronze. tin, nickel chrom-
iufn, man SaSese vanadium and their
alloy; wool. cute, fax and their pro-
ducts. and many specified items of
machinery chemica Is and food.
The additions to the list of articles
requiring license for export of allies
and neutrals includes chemicals and
coal tar derivatives.
Tho board points out that indivi-
/
export to Canada OF all articles on the
conservation list.
The articles added to the "conserva-
ton list" are as follows:
Amorphous phosphorus habit metal
and other sntfrictiop metals. bichro-
mate Of potash. bismuth salts, boring
machin es-horizontal. boring mills
vertical ali sizes: brass. articles of;
bronze, articles Of. tunless containing
less than 10 per cent copper: cable
topper or insulated); caustic potash,
china wool oil, chrome steel
Chromium, ore. any metal, ferro.
alloy or chemical extracted thereform.
Cabnlt, ore, any metal. ferro-alloy
or chemical extracted theretrom.
Cooper, ore. any metal, rro-chemi-
cal extracted therefrom unless less
than 10 per cent OF ooIx0er; crucibles
diamonds dndustriail drill presses,
except sensitive; drilling machinery
radical
Ferro chrome. ferro vanadium,
ferro cobalt, ferro moiybdenum, ferro
nickel, ferro tungsten.
All manufactured articles containing
fax which are manufactured in tho
United States; fiannette raisings
+ (wooD grinders, internal, plain and
universal
Graphite electrodes par animal
Hardware, finished articles, con,
tanning more than o ger cent of COP
per
Hydronuoric acid, tute. and products
Embedding cloth. bags. gunnies. twine
etc,).
LAthes, twenty-four inch swing and
larger.
/ Linen.
! Manganese, ore, any metal. ferro-
alloy or chemical extracted therefrom.
/ Milling machines, plain and uni
d. arSaIr except hand naiiiers; mercury,
molybdenum, moly bdenite, emery.
nickel and nickel alloys
Nickel tmore than per cent?. ore,
any metal. ferro-alloy or chemicals
extracted therefrom
Plumbago (graphite). imported, and
articles manufactured therefrom
Planers, 80 inch and larger; peas.
including seed; sal ammoniac, sheo-
%, lite, sodium phosphate, solder,
| Tin and any metallic alloy contain
Ing tin, chloride OF tin, til ore, tin
canisters Except when used as food
containers). tin boxes Except when
used as food containers). tin foil.
Tungsten. ore. any metal ferro-aI-
10y or chemical extracted therefrom i;
type metal. vanadium, wolframite.
Wool raw; wool. secured wool
products suitable for military pu--
fposes wool and worsted yarns. wool
and worsted tops; wool and worsted
nolls; wool and worsted waste.
Yellow phosphorus.
Alum, amorphous phosphorus, bich-
ron1ate of soda. bismuth salts. brass,
articles of, bronze and articles OF
throne alum. epson salts. ferric alum,
German silver. glauber salts, hydro
ffuoric acid hyposulphite OF SODA;
nicotine sulphate. paraffin wax
The board adds to this a long list
of benxol, phenol and toluol deriva-
ltives license for which will be required
, to any country In the world.