Washington, June 15.
War materials to the total value of $9,556,070 were exported during the month of May, the State Department ciselosed today.
Planes and spare parts for aircraft worth $2,754,806 were exported to Great Britain, while China purchased planes for $354,990 and Japan bought ne parts for $13,600.
Licences for exports of war materials in future were also issued in May. They totalled $17,916,996, of ich France accounted for 89.408, 683 for planes.
China obtained licences good for the purchase of $230,481 worth of planes and spare parts. No licences Te accorded Japan.—Havas.
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