Evening star., 1935-10-06

!. e., high-power steel-jacketed ammu-
milton in excess of cal 26.5: filled and
untitled projectiles and propellants
with a web thickness Of .015 inch or
greater for the projectiles of the arms
enumerated under .t0 above;
"(5) Grenades, bombs. torpedoes.
and mines, filled or untitled. and ap-
paratus for their use or discharge;
"(6) Tanks, military armored We
hicles. and armored trains.
Category III.
Vessels of war of all kinds, includ-
ing aircraft carriers and submarines.
Category III.
"D Aircraft, assembled or dis
mantled, both heavier and lighter
than air, which are designed, adapted,
and intended for aerial combat by the
use of machine guns or of artillery
or for the carrying and dropping of
bombs. or which are equipped with,
or which by reason of design or con-
struction are prepared for, any of the
appliances referred to in paragraph
(2) below.
"(2) Aerial gun mounts and frames,
bomb racks, torpedo carriers, and
bomb or torpedo release mechanisms.
Category w.
"Revolvers and automatic pistols Of
weight in excess of pound ounces
1880 grams), using ammunition in ex-
cess Of cal. 26.5, and ammunition
therefor.
Category v.
"Q Aircraft assembled or dis
mantled, both heavier and lighter
than air, other than those included
in category III;
"(2) Propellers or air screws, fuse
lagos, hulls, tail units, and under car
riage units;
"(3) Aircraft engines.
Category vi.
"O Livens projectors and flame
throwers;
"f2) Mustard gas, lewisite, ethyldi-
chlorarsine, and methyldichlorarsine.
And I do hereby enjoin upon all
officers Of the United States, charged
with the execution of the laws thereof,
the utmost diligence in preventing vio-
lations Of the said joint resolution,
and this my Proclamation issued
hereunder, and in bringing to trial
and punishment any offenders against
the same.
And I do hereby delegate to the
Secretary of State the Power of pre-
scribing regulations for the enforce
ment of section l of the said joint
resolution Of August 81, 1885, as made
effective by this my proclamation is
sued hereunder
In witness whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and caused the
Seal of the United States to be af-
fixed
Done at the City of Washington
this 5th day Of October, in the year
of our Lord 1885, and of the inde-
pendence Of the United States Of
America the 160th.
''FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
(SeaD
by the President:
"CORDELL HULL,
Secretary of State"
Supplement to international traffic
In arms.
Laws and regulations administered
by the Secretary of State governing
the international traffic in arms, am
munition and implements of war.
No export licenses will be issued for
shipments destined to Ethiopia or
Italy or any Italian possession of any
of the arms, ammunition, or imple-
ments Of war enumerated in the Presi-
dents proclamation Of October S,
1885.
In virtue Of the power delegated to
the Secretary of State to prescribe
regulations for the enforcement of Sec
tion Of the joint resolution of Aug
ust 81, 1885, and of the Presidents
proclamation issued hereunder, the
Secretary of State may require ex-
porters Of any Of the arms, ammuni-
ton, or implements Of war enumer-
ated in the Presidents proclamation
to present convincing evidence that
they are not destined to Ethiopia,
Italy, or Italian possessions and may
refuse to issue an export license for
the same until such convincing evi-
dence has been presented to him.