New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-28
u. S. License Rules
Under Embargo
How Exporters May Pro-
coed to Make Shipments
to Neutral Countries

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27-Begln'
ring to-day, applications for export
licenses should be made TO 'he
Exports Administrative Board 1919
Street. Washington. or 10 the branch
Office at II Broadway, New YORK. OF
they may be filed at any OF the brahen
offices Of the Bureau OF forelgh anu
Domestic Commerce, Department OF
Commerce. at Boston, chicago OF;
Louis. New Orleans, San Francisco anu
Seattle. where blank application ioiiI'
nav no attained. Licenses Will be IS.
sued at the branches OF the bureau u
Foreign and Domestic Commerce IN d.
cases possible, but IN certain cases ~
will be necessary for applications TO De
for,,ardad 70 the Office Of the Exports
Administrative Board in Washington.
Licenses will ordinarily be GOOD LOT
sixty DAVIS. unless revoked prior there
IN and Al the expiration OF that time
must be renewed 70 be valid. In sehu-
ING appljcations TO Washington they
ehould be addressed TO the Director OF
the Bureau Of Export License, 1889
Street, y. ".
In case OF necessity, exporters may
telegraph their applications to Wash
ington. but in this event they must pc
careful to see that all the information
required By the proper form IS con
taiued in the telegram. In order 70
avoid unnecessary delays, exporters
should endeavor to arrange to SEND III
their apulications at least two weeks IN
advance of the proposed date oil snip
meut.
Administrative Board will be puoiished
in the "Ohicial Bulletin publIshed
daily by the Committee on Pubic IN,
formation, and i'm Commerce reports
issued daily by the Department Of Com
mercc. and it is suggested that snip
pers avail themselves OF these PUBL
cations 10 keep themselves posted on
any changes which may be made from
time TO time.
Hereafter specific licenses will be re-
ouired for all raw materials entering
into the manufacture Of explosives, and
shippers are requested 10 use Form A3
for this purpose, so that the Admins
trative Board may be assured that the
goods, if exported, will be used strictly
FOR war purposes or purposes when
will directly contribute TO the war
The revised list Of goods for which
license is required for shipment from
the United States TO the Allies and to
all other countries follows:
Coal. coke. fuel oils lubricating oils,
haud-Iantarn oil naphtha, benzlne,
red oil. kerosene and gasolene, all
burkers food grains, -four and meal
tnerefrom. corn -four barley, rice
flour. rice. oatmeal and rolled oats,
fodder and feeds, oil-cake, oll-meal
cake, malt and peanuts, all meats and
fats. poultry. cottonseed oil, corn OIL,
copra. dosiccated cocoanuts, butter;
fresh. fried and canned fish, edible or
inedible grease OF animal or vegetable
origin, linseed oil. lard. timed milk'
peanut oil and tutter, rspesced oil, tai
low. tallow candles and stearlc acid,
sugar. glucose. syrup aud moiasses'
pig iron, ferrosilicon and spiegelelsen;
steel ingots, billets, blooms, slabs and
sheet bars: iron and steel plates, m
Guiding ship, boiler, tank and all other
iron and steel plates one-eighth OF an
inch thick and heavier, and wider than
six inches: iron and steel structural
shapes. including beams, channels.
angles, tees and ices Of all sizes; Tab
ricated structural iron and steel, IN
GLIDING beams, channels, angles, tees
knocked down; scrap iron and scrap
steel; ferro- manganese, tool steel, high
speed steel and alloy stcels and ma
chine tools: steel hardening mate
rials. fertilizers, including cattle and
sheep manure. nitrate of soda, pou-
drette. potato manure, potassium
salts. land plaster, potash. cyanide,
phos phoric acid, phosphate rock, SUI
perphoSphatc, chloratc Of potash,
bone meal. bone -four, ground bone,
dried blood, ammonia and ammonia
salts. acid phosphates, guano, humus,
hardwood ashes, SCOT, snhydrous am
mouia, aerOnautical machines and in
strumcnts, the parts and accessories
thereof; arms and ammunitions, all eX-
plosivcs, nitrate of potash, rosin, salt
petrC. turpentine. other alcohol, sui
phur, sulrhurIc acid and its salts, ace
tone, nitric acid and its salts, beuZol
and its derivatives, phenol tcarbollc
acid and its derivatives, toluol and it's
derivatives, mercury and it's salts,
glycerine. potash and its salts all eva
hides and films, carrier and other
pigeons. suti-alrcraft instruments, ap-
psratus and accessories; all radio and
wireless apparatus and its accessories;
optical glass and its accessories, op-
teal instruments and rehectorS, cot
ton and cotton linters, wool, wool rags,
wool and khaki clippings and wool
products. flax, sisal. jute. hemp and all
manufactures thereof; hides. skins,
leather. leather betting. sole and upper
leather. leather boots and shoes. har-
ness and saddles and leather clothing
soap and soap powders; all engines and
motors operated by steam, gas, electric
ity or other motive power and their ac-
cossories; metal and wood working ma
chinery. oil we'll casing. oil we'll drill
ing implements and machinery and the
accessories thereof; steam boilers, tur-
hncs, condcnsers, pumps and acces-
series thereof: all electrical equipment,
crucibles. emery, emery wheels. carbo-
rundum and all artificial abrasives; cop
per. including copper ingots, bars, rods.
plates sheets. tubes. wire and scrap
thereof: lead and white lead; tin. tin
plate. tin cans and all articles contain
ing tin: nickel. aluminium. zinc. plum
hago and platinum; newspaper, print
raper. wood pulp and cellulose, ash.
.prucr. walnut. mahogany. oak and
birch woods. and industrial diamonds.