HC Deb 29 June 1933 vol 279 cc1668-70W
Mr. MANDER

asked the President of the Board of Trade if he will state, in respect of the last three months, what licences for the export of arms have been granted in respect of China, Japan, Peru, Chile, Bolivia and Paraguay?

Lieut.-Colonel COLVILLE

pursuant to his reply (OFFICIAL REPORT, 20th June, 1933; col. 632, Vol. 279) supplies the following statement:

Country. Material. Date licence issued.
Japan (11 licences). 1 aircraft gun mounting 15.3.33.
150 7.7 m.m. machine-guns with spare parts 24.3.33.
7 sets rounds counter gear for use with machine guns 30.3.33.
150 7.7 m.m. machine guns with spare parts 30.3.33.
6 40 m.m. gun equipments 6.4.33
15,000 rounds 40 m.m. ammunition
2,300,000 rounds 7.7 m.m. ammunition
1,000,000 ammunition links
300 7.7 m.m. machine guns with spare parts 11.4.33.
2 aircraft gun mountings 20.4.33.
1,000,000 Prideaux links 24.4.33.
2,300,000 rounds 7.7 m.m. ammunition
1 aircraft gun mounting 1.5.33.
33,600 packings for Constaninesco gear 10.5.33.
2,000 40 m.m. empty cartridge cases 17.5.33.
Peru (8 licences). 1,000 7.65 m.m. rifle cartridges 24.3 33.
6,700 cordite charges 31.3.33.
2,000 electric primers
10,000 percussion caps
12,000 20 m.m. machine-gun cartridges 7.4.33.
6,000 fuses for above
93,000 7.65 m.m. rifle cartridges 22.4.33.
13,000 20 m.m. machine-gun cartridges 22.4.33.
12 aircraft gun mountings 25.4.33.
6 single type C.C. gears
6 mountings for bomb sights 25.4.33.
6 bomb sights
42 bomb carriers
12 7.65 m.m. aircraft machine-guns with spare parts
20,000 20 m.m. machine-gun cartridges 20.5.33.
6,000 fuses for above
Chile (No licences issued).
Bolivia(2 licences). 775 vent sealing percussion tubes 17.3.33.
Spare parts for 6-ton tanks 23.5.33.
Paraguay (1 licence). 250,000 7.65 m.m, rifle cartridges 17.5.33.