Quota London, June 15 'The International Sugay Council decided "unanimously at Its session Yesterday' to inereaxe—in view of the increased consumption In the current year the quota of the British Dome inigns and Colonies by 189,268 "The sugar quotas for the next your have not yet been fed, but aecoraing expert quarters they ate likely t0 be considerably. lower than those tie last two years because the demand Of the feo parcel fw expected 0 be Planes and spare parts for aircraft worth $2754.06 were exported 10 Great Britain, while China purchased planes for $354,990 and Japan bought blane parts for $13,000 Licences. for exports of war ma= terials in future were also issued tu May, They' totalled §17,916,006, of which France accounted for $9.40, 683 for planes.
China oblaivied licences ood for the purchase of $230,481 worth of anes and spare parts. No licences were accorded Japan—Havas,
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