§ 1. Mr. MANDERasked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs whether any consideration has been given by the Council of the League of Nations to the question of the interruption of diplomatic
| Quantities of crude petroleum and liquid petroleum products exported from (a) the United States of America and (b) Iran, to Italy and Italian Africa during each of the five months ending December, 1934, and December, 1935. | |||||||||
| (a)From the United States of America— | |||||||||
| Exports to Italy. | Exports to Italian Africa. | ||||||||
| 1934. | 1935. | 1934. | 1935. | ||||||
| Barrels. | Barrels. | Barrels. | Barrels. | ||||||
| August | … | … | 54,471 | 249,944 | August | … | … | — | 15,143 |
| September | … | … | 102,442 | 169,236 | September | … | … | 20 | 48 |
| October | … | … | 21,486 | 501,776 | October | … | … | — | 25,777 |
| November | … | … | 94,018 | 596,772 | November | … | … | — | 111,246 |
| December | … | … | 75,674 | 990,485 | December | … | … | 24 | 69,429 |
| Total | … | 348,091 | 2,508,213 | Total | … | 44 | 221,643 | ||
| (b) From Iran— | |||||||||
| No information is available beyond that contained in Appendices I and II Paper 5094. | |||||||||
| 1 barrel=42 United States Gallons or 35 Imperial Gallons. |