EXCEPTIONS ORDERED
UNDER EMBARGO RULE
Hull Eases Tide Transfer Re-
quirements on Exports
Special to Thx N«w York Tons.
WASHINGTON,  Nov. 10-Some
exceptions to the requirements of
the Neutrality Law requiring trans-
fer of title on goods exported from
the United States to the belligerent
countries were made today by Sec-1
retary Hull-
Under the President's discretion-
ary authority to make exceptions in
application of the law, Mr. Hull |
specified that the transfer-of-title
requirements should not apply to:
"Personal effects and household
goods or any other articles or ma-
terials intended for the personal
use of any United States citizen
traveling on a valid passport.
"Articles or. materials exported
for relief purposes by the American
Red Cross or by any person or or-
ganization authorized '.^to. solicit
and collect contributions under the
rules and regulations issued by the
Secretary of State.
"Arms and ammunition intended
exclusively for sporting or scientific
purposes, when carried on the per-
son of an individual or in his bag-
gage.
"Articles and materials the ship-1
ment of which originated outside
the geographic. United States and'
I which  are  shipped  through  the I
| United States in bond or which ar-1
rive at a port in the United States
merely as an incident of transit be-
tween two foreign points, whether
or not transhipped in a port of the
United States, if the shipper is out-
side the geographic United States
and is not a citizen of the United
States, or an agent of such citizen
' of the United States or an agent of
such citizen."