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128

Rates of IXaty

Subpart E. - Man-made Fibers Subpart E headnotes: 1.

The provisions of this subpart do not c o v e r — (I) metal filaments, strips, or fibers; (II) paper filaments, strips, or fibers; (III) natural rubber filaments, strips, or fibers; (ivi synthetic rubber strips (In continuous or noncontinuous form); <v) nonmetallic mineral filaments, strips, or fibers, except as set forth in 2(c) infra; (vl) sterile surgical sutures and suture materials, provided for In part I3C of schedule 4; (vtll strings for musical instruments (see part 3B of schedule 7); (viii) fishing line put up and packaged for retail sale (see part 5B of schedule 7); (Ix) racket strings put up and packaged for retail sale (see part 50 of schedule 71; or (x) brush bristles provided for in part I2C of schedule 7.

2. (a) For the purposes of the tariff schedules, the term "man-made fibers" refers to the filaments, strips, and fibers covered in this subpart. (b) Subject to the I irritations set forth in headnotes I and 3 of this subpart, the respective provisions in this subpart for filaments, strips, and fibers cover such articles whether they are formed by extrusion or by other processes from substances derived by man from cellulosic or noneel lulosic materials by chemical processes, such as, but not limited to, polymerization and condensation; (cl the provisions of this subpart applicable to grouped filaments and fibers include grouped glass filaments and glass fibers produced therefrom, suitable for the manufacture of yarns, cordage, or woven fabrics. For the purposes of the provisions of the tariff schedules applicable to articles of man-made fibers, glass filaments and glass fibers shall be treated as man-made fibers only if they have been made into yarns or cordage, or if they are present in fabrics or other articles in the form of yarns or cordage. For the purposes of this subpart — (al the term "filaments" embraces monofilaments, plexiform filaments, and grouped filaments, however produced; lb) the term "monofI laments" embraces single filaments (including single filaments of laminated construction or produced from two or more filaments fused or bonded together), whether solid or hollow, whether flat, oval, round, or of any other crosssectional configuration, which are not over 0.06 inch, in maximum cross-sectional dimension; (c) the term "plexiform filaments" embraces flexible filaments each of which consists of a network or plexus of fine fibers and which are suitable for the manufacture of textiles; 3.

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129 Rates of Duty

Item

Articles

2

1

(d) the term "strips" embraces strips (including strips of laminated construction), whether or not folded lengthwise, twisted, or crimped, which In unfolded, untwisted, and uncrimped condition are over 0.06 inch but not over one inch in width and are not over 0,01 inch in thickness; (el the tern "grouped filaments and strips" embraces two or more filaments or strips, as defined in (a), (b), (c) and (dl of this headnote. grouped together with the filaments or strips substantially parallel and not twisted, but the terra does not include grouped filaments which have been subjected to processes such as twisting and untwisting, false twisting, crimping, and curling. and which are useable as yarns; (f) the term "fibers" includes filaments and strips, as defined above, in noncontinuous form. and any other fibrous structure suitable for the manufacture of textiles; (q) the term "in continuous form", as used with reference to filaments and strips, refers to such articles when over 30 Inches In length; (hi the tern "in noncontinuous form", as used with reference to filaments and strips, means such articles when 50 Inches or less In length; and (i) the term "denier" means the welqht In grams for a length of 9,000 meters.

I

, •

MonQfilaments (in continuous form), with or without twist, whether known as monofils, artificial horsehair, artificial straw, yarns, or by any other name: Not over 15O denier: 1+00 per lb. 5 0 % ad val.

kOi per lb. 5 0 % ad val.

300 per lb. 3 5 % ad val.

309.02 309.03

430 per lb. 5 0 % ad val.

Over 150 denier: 309.05 309.06 309.10

Plexiform filaments (in continuous form), whether 25? per lb. + 305^ ad val. Strips (in continuous form), whether known as artificial straw, yarns, or by any other name: Not laminated:

309.20 309.21 309.25

250 per lb. 2 5 % ad val. 250 per lb. + 3 0 % ad val.

1+50 per lb. 4 5 % ad val. 450 per lb. + 65% ad val.

215^ ad val. 305^ ad val.

5 0 % ad val. 6 0 % ad val.

170 per lb. 2 1 % ad val. 250 per lb. + 305^ ad val.

400 per lb. k3% ad val. 450 per lb. +

Grouped filaments and strips (in continuous form), whether known as tow, yarns, or by any other name: Wholly of grouped filaments (except laminated filaments and plexiform filaments): Of glass: 309.28 309.29 309.30 309.31

309.35

Other: Valued not over 80 cents per pound

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SCHEDULE 3. - TEXTILE FffiERS AND TEXTILE PRODUCTS Part I. - Textile Fibers and Wastes; Yarns and Threads

130

Rates of Duty Item

Articles 1

309.'fl

2

F i b e r s ( i n noncontinuous form), whether known a s cut f i b e r, s t a p l e, or by any other name, not carded, not combed, and not otherwise processed: Wholly of f i l a m e n t s (except laminated f i l a m e n t s and plexiform f i l a m e n t s): Nylon, over 2 but not over 8 inches i n l e n g t h, e s s e n t i a l l y round i n c r o s s s e c t i o n and over O.OO8 but not over 0.020 inch i n maximum c r o s s - s e c t i o n a l measurement, not 30 per l b. 1556 ad val. 250 per l b. + 30% ad val.

30 per l b. 2556 ad val. ^50 per l b. + 6556 ad val.

12.556 ad val.

2556 ad val.

7.50 per l b. % ad val.

500 per l b. 1056 ad val.

50 per l b. + 12.556 ad val. \3% ad val.

100 per l b. + 2556 ad val. 2556 ad val.

250 per l b. + 3056 ad val. 50 per l b. + 1556 ad val.

450 per 65S6 ad 100 per 3056 ad

2156 ad val. 3056 ad val.

309.^*3 309.50

50^ ad val. 6056 ad val.

250 per l b. 22.5% ad val.

500 per l b. 5056 ad val.

500 per l b. 22.50 per l b. + 2% ad val.

81 per l b. 450 per l b. + 5OS6 ad val.

32.50 per l b. 27.556 ad val.

650 per l b. 5556 ad val.

500 per l b. 22.50 per l b. + 27.556 ad val.

Si per l b. 450 per l b. + 55^ ad val.

6.250 per l b. + 22.556 ad val. 6.250 per l b. + 2556 ad val. 250 per l b. + 3056 ad val.

12.50 per l b. + k3% ad val. 13.50 per l b. + 5056 ad val. ^50 per l b. + 6556 ad val.

250 per l b. + 3056 ad val.

450 per l b. + 6556 ad val.

Waste, and advanced waste, of man-made f i b e r s: Not advanced: 309.60 Other: 309.65 309.66 Advanced: 309.VO 309.75

309.80

Textile f i b e r s, of man-made f i b e r s, carded, combed, or otherwise processed but not spun: In chief v a l u e, but not wholly, of man-made

309.90

lb. + val. lb. + val.

Yarns of man-made f i b e r s: Of g l a s s: 309.98 309.99

310,01 310.02 310.05 310.06

310.10 310.11 310.20 310.21

Other: Wholly of continuous man-made f i b e r s ( m u l t i filament y a r n s): Singles: With t w i s t but not over 20 t u r n s per i n c h: Valued not over $1 per p o u n d... Valued over $1 per pound With over 20 t u r n s per i n c h: Valued not over Si per pound.. Valued over $1 per pound Plied: With not over 20 t u r n s per inch i n the f i n a l t w i s t: Valued not over SI per pound.. Valued over 8I per pound With over 20 t u r n s per inch i n the final twist: Valued not over $1 per pound.. Valued over Si per pound Wholly of noncontinuous man-made f i b e r s:

310.40 310.50 310.60 310.80

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11 3 Rates of Duty

310.90 310.91

Yarns put up for handwork, and sewing threads, of man-made fibers: Valued not over 90 cents per pound Valued over 90 cents per pound

20* per lb. 22St ad val.

50«! per lb. 559^ ad val.

10?^ ad val.

2 0 ^ ad val.

Subpart F, - Miscellaneous Textile Materials Subpart F headnote; I,

For the purposes of the tariff schedules — (a) the term "metalIzed yarns" means yarns. In chief value, but not wholly, of tinsel wire or lame; and (b) the term "yarns, of paper" or "paper yarns" means paper which is in the form of strips not over 0.06 inch in width, or in the form of filaments made from strips by lengthwise rolling or folding, by twisting, or by similar processes, whether or not coated or impregnated with other materials, and which Is suitable for making woven fabrics.

312.10

Tops, roving and yarns, all the foregoing of animal hair (including human hair but not including wool and hair provided for in subpart C of.this part)..

312.30

Metalized yarns

S? per lb. + 105^ ad val.

6? per lb. + 35% ad val.

312.40

Yarns, of paper

17.5^ ad val.

3556 ad val.

312.50

Yarns, not specially provided for

2 0 ^ ad val.

kO% ad val.

25-555 O - 64 - 10

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SCHEDULE 3. - TEXTILE FIBERS AND TEXTILE PRODUCTS Part 2. - Cordage

133 Rates of Duty

PART 2. - CORDAGE Part 2 headnotes: I.

For the purposes of this part -— (a) the term "cordage" means assemblages of textile fibers or yarns, in approximately cylindrical form and of continuous length, whether or not bleached, colored, or treated, designed and chiefly used as an end product, and comprising cable, rope, cord, and twine, but the term does not Include — (I) yarns 'see part I of this schedule), or III) braids or elastic articles (see part 4A of this schedule and part IB of schedule 7); lb) Cordage "of stranded construction" Is cordage composed of 3 or more strands composed of 2 or more yarns each, whether or not containing a core; Ic) the term "hard I leaf) fibers" means fibers obtained from the leaf or leaf stems of monocotyledonous plants (e.g., abaca, sisal, and henequen); (d) the term "bleached, colored, or treated" means that the condition of the cordage or any of its constituent fibers or yarns has been affected by bleaching or coloring processes; by surface treatments such as polishing, glazing, coating, or filling; or by the application of grease or other nonflbrous substances (except oil) for any purpose, including rendering the cordage more able to withstand or repel fire. Insects, rodents, mildew or rot; lei the term "binder twine and baler twine" (Item 315.20) means a single-ply twine measuring over 150 but not over 750 feet per pound, containing 8 percent or more by weight of added nonflbrous substances such as oil, grease, or repellents, and chiefly used with harvesting machines or baling machines for binding or tying of grains or for baling hay, straw, and other fodder or bedding materials. 2. The total amount of cordage, of hard (leaf) fibers, which is the product of the Philippines and which may be entered In any calendar year through December 31, 1973, shall not be over 6,000,000 pounds.

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SCHEDULE 3. 134

TEXTILE FIBERS AND TEXTILE PRODUCTS Part 2. - Cordage Rates of Duty

Item

Articles

1

2

Cordage: Of vegetable fibers: Of cotton: 3 0 % ad val.

Free 1 5 % ad val.

Free 405t ad val.

1 5 ^ ad val.

315.30

40?^ ad val.

4 0 % ad val.

20 per lb. + 10?^ ad val.

20 per lb. + 1 5 % ad val.

10 per lb. + 7.5% ad val. 0.80 per lb. + i>% ad val. (s) 20 per lb. + 1 5 ^ ad val.

20 per lb. + 1 5 % ad val.

20 per lb.

20 per lb.

Of stranded construction: Measuring under 3/l6 inch in Measuring 3/l6 ihch or over in

315.15

315.20 315.25

3 5 % ad val.

201^ ad val.

315.10

355^ ad val.

30S^ ad val.

315.05

Of hard (leaf) fibers: Not of stranded construction: Binder twine and baler twine Of stranded construction: Measuring under 3/l6 inch in Measuring 3/l6 or over but under 3/4 inch in diameter:

315.35 315.'«3

Of sisal, of henequen, or of sisal and henequen If product of Cuba

315.'tl 315.45

20 per lb. + 1 5 % ad val.

Measuring 3/4 inch or over in diameter: 315.50 315.55

Of sisal, of henequen, or of If product of Cuba

315.56 315.60

Other

10 per lb. 0.80 per lb. 20 per lb.

20 per lb. (s) 20 per lb.

Of coir: Free 20S^ ad val.

315.85

315.90 315.95

316.05 316.10

2 0 % ad val.

25SI^ ad val.

2 5 % ad val.

2 1 ^ ad val.

315.80

Free 4 0 % ad val.

20S^ ad val.

2 1 % ad val.

2 6 ^ ad val.

2 6 % ad val.

2k% (27%) ad val. * 16% ad val.

4 0 % ad val. 4 0 % ad val.

24$^ (27^) ad val. * Va% ad val.

4 0 % ad val. 4 0 % ad val.

6.5% ad val. 3 2 ^ ad val. 27.55^ ad val. 250 per lb. + 305^ ad val. 17.5S^ ad val.

315.70 315.75

1 0 % ad val. 5 0 % ad val. 6 5 % ad val. 450 per lb. + 6 5 % ad val. 4 0 % ad val.

Of jute: Not bleached, not colored, and not treated: The singles yarn of which measures The singles yarn of which measures 720 yards or over per pound Bleached, colored, or treated: The singles yarn of which measures The singles yarn of which measures 720 yards or over per pound Other: Not of stranded construction: Of flax Of stranded construction: Measuring under 3/l6 inch in diameter:

316.20 316.25 316.30

Measuring 3/l6 inch or over in

316.40 316.50 316.60 316.70

(s) = Suspended. See general headnote 3 (b).
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SCHEDULE 3. - TEXTILE FIBERS AND TEXTILE PRODUCTS Part 3. - Woven Fabrics

135 Rates of Duty

PART 3. - WOVEN FABRICS Part 3 headnote: I. This part covers all woven fabrics in the piece, of any width and with or without fast edges, including gauze and leno-woven fabrics, but does not include — ( i) any woven fabrics which are specially provided for in the provisions of part 4 of this schedule; (li) certain wool fabric samples (see part 7A of this schedule); or (iii) woven fabrics in item 743.10 of part 78 of schedule 7.

Subpart A. - Woven Fabrics, of Cotton Subpart A headnotes: l> (a) In the ascertainment of the condition of the fabrics or yarns upon which the duties imposed upon cotton fabrics are made to depend, the entire fabric and all parts thereof shall be included, (b) The term "number". as applied to woven fabrics of cotton, means the average yarn number of the yarns contained therein. In computing the average yarn number, the length of the yarn is considered to be equal to the distance covered by it in the fabric in the condition as imported, with all clipped yarn being measured as if continuous, and y/ith the count being taken of the total single yarns in the fabric including the single yarns in any plied yarns. The weight shall be taken after any excessive sizing is removed by boiling or other suitable process. Any one of the following formulas can be used to determine the average yarn number for tariff purposes:

N

BYT, or 24T, or 2BT, or 3ST 840 55Z' I05Z 70

N is the average yarn number, B is the breadth (width) of the fabric in inches, Y is the yards (linear) of fabric per pound, T is the total single yarns per square Inch, S is the square yards of fabric per pound, Z is the ounces per linear yard of fabric, and Z' is the ounces per square yard of fabric. 2. In th is subpart, each of the rates of duty provided for fabric, wholly of cotton, not fancy or figured, and net bleached and not colored (items 520.01 through 520.98, inclusive) is also the "base rate" for faibrics of the same average yarn number covered by terns 3 2 1, — through 3 3 1. —, inclusive, For citation purposes, the two blanks on the end of each of the latter item numbers shall be filled in with the las t two digits of the item number for the appiicab le base rate. Thus, "item 324.45" would be the c itat ion for woven fabrics, wholly of cotton, of number 45, fancy or figured, and bleached but not colored.

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TEXTILE FIBERS AND TEXTILE PRODUCTS Part 3. - Woven Fabrics Rates of Duty

3. The term "fancy or figured", as used In this subpart in relation to fabrics, means fabrics which have been woven with 2 or more colors or kinds of filling; with 8 or more harnesses; or with Jacquard, lappet, or swivel attachments; or by any combination of these weaving methods. 4, None of the ad valorem rates of duty, or the ad valorem parts of the compound rates of duty, set forth In the Rates of Duty columns for Items 320.OU through 320.98 shall be less than the equivalent of 0.3 cents per number per pound in rate column I, or less than 0.55 cents per number per pound in rate column 2.

320.01 320.02 320.03 320.04 320.05 320.06 320.07 320.08 320.09 320.10 320.11 320.12 320.13 320. lit 320.15 320.16 320.17 320.18 320.19 320.20 320.21 320.22 320.23 320.24 320.25 320.26 320.27 320.28 320.29 320.30 320.31 320.32 320.33 320.34 320.35 320.36 320.37 320.38 320.39 320.40 320.41 320.42 320.43 320.44 320.45

Woven fabrics, wholly of cotton: —' Not fancy or figured: Not bleached and not colored: Of number 1 or coarser.. Of number 2 Of number 3 Of number 4 Of number 5 Of number 6 Of number 7 Of number 8 Of number 9 Of number 10 Of number 11 Of number 12 Of number 13 Of number 14 Of number 15 Of number l6 Of number 17 Of number l8 Of number 19 Of number 20 Of number 21 Of number 22 Of number 23 Of number 24 Of number 25 Of number 26 Of number 27 Of number 28 Of number 29 Of number 30 Of number 31 Of number 32 Of number 33 Of number 34 Of number 35 Of number 36 Of number 37 Of number 38 Of number 39 Of number 40 Of number 4l Of number 42 Of number 43 Of number 44 Of number 45

1/ Certain of these fabrics suitable for making typewriter ribbons are subject to increased rates of duty pursuant to an escape-clause proclamation. See' part 2A of the Appendix'to the Tariff Schedules.

7.75^ 8.00^ 8.255^ 8.50S^ 8.75^ 9.00% 9.25% 9.50% 9.75% 10.00% 10.25% 10.50% 10.75% 11.00% 11.25% 11.50% 11.75% 12.00% 12.25% 12.50% 12.75% 13.00% 13.25% 13.50% 13.75% 14.00% 14.25% 14.50% 14.75% 15.00% 15.25% 15.50% 15.75% 16.00% 16.25% 16.50% 16.75% 17.00% 17.25% 17.50% 17.75% 18.00% 18.25% 18.50% 18.75%

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137 Rates of Duty

320.46 320.'t? 320.48 320.49 320.50 320.51 320.52 320.53 320.54 320.55 320.56 320.57 320.58 320.59 320.60

Woven fabrics, wholly of cotton (con.): Not fancy or figured (con.): Not bleached and not colored (con.); Of number k6 Of number 4? Of number 48 Of number 49 Of number 50 Of number 51 Of number 52 Of number 53 Of number 54 Of number 55 Of number 56 Of number 57 Of number 58 Of number 59 Of number 60

320.61

Of number 6I

320.62

Of number 62

320.63

Of number 63

320.64

Of number 64

320.65

Of number 65

320.66

Of number 66

320.67

Of number 67

320.68

Of number 68

320.69

Of number 69

320.70

Of number 70

320.71

Of number 71

320.72

Of number 72

320.73

Of number 73

320.74

Of number 74

320.75

Of number 75

320.76

Of number 76

320.77

Of number 77

320.78

Of number 78

320.79

Of number 79

320.80

Of numbers 80 to 89

320.82

Of numbers 90 to 99

320.84

Of numbers 100 to 109

320.86

Of numbers 110 to 119

320.88

Of numbers 120 to 139

320.92

Of numbers l40 to 159

•

•

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•

19.005^ ad val. 19.255^ ad val. 19.50^ ad val. 19.755^ ad val. 20.005^ ad val. 20.255^ ad val. 20.505^ ad val. 20.75?^ ad val. 21.00% ad val. 21.255^ ad val. 21.505^ ad val. 21.75% ad val. 22.00% ad val. 22.25% ad val. 50 per lb. + 22.50% ad val. 5? per lb. + 22.75% ad val. 50 per lb. + 23.00% ad val. 50 per lb. + 23.25% ad val. 50 per lb. + 23.50% ad val. 50 per lb. + 23.75% ad val. 50 per lb. + 24.00% ad val. 50 per lb. + 24.25% ad val. 50 per lb. + 24.50% ad val. 50 per lb. + 24.75% ad val. 50 per lb. + 25.00% ad val. 5? per lb. + 25.25% ad val. 50 per lb. + 25.50% ad val. 50 per lb. + 25.75% ad val. 50 per lb. + 26.00% ad val. 50 per lb. + 26.25% ad val. 50 per lb. + 26.50% ad val. 50 per lb. + 26.75% ad val. 50 per lb. + 27.00% ad val. 50 per lb. + 27.25% ad val. 50 per lb. + 27.50% ad val. 50 per lb. + 27.50% ad val. 50 per lb. + 27.50% ad val. 50 per lb. + 27.50% ad val. 50 per lb. + 27.50% ad val. 50 per lb. + 27.50% ad val.

26.10% ad val. 26.45% ad val. 26.80% ad val. 27.15% ad val. 27.50% ad val. 27.85% ad val. 28.20% ad val. 28.55% ad val. 28.90% ad val. 29.25% ad val. 29.60% ad val. 29.95% ad val. 30.30% ad val. 30.65% ad val. 100 per lb. + 31.00% ad val. 100 per lb. + 31.35% ad val. 100 per lb. + 31.70% ad val. 100 per lb. + 32.05% ad val. 100 per lb. + 32.40% ad val. 100 per lb. + 32.75% ad.val. 100 per lb. + 33.10% ad val. 100 per lb. + 33.45% ad val. 100 per lb. + 33.80% ad val. 100 per lb. + 34.15% ad val. 100 per lb. + 34.50% ad val. 100 per lb. + 34.85% ad val. 100 per lb. + 35.20% ad val. 100 per lb. + 35.55% ad val. 100 per lb. + 35.90% ad val. 100 per lb. + 36.25% ad val. 100 per lb. + 36.60% ad val. 100 per lb. + 36.95% ad val. 100 per lb. + 37.30% ad val. 100 per lb. + 37.65% ad val. 100 per lb. + 41.50% ad val. 100 per lb. + 41.50% ad val. 100 per lb. + 41.50% ad val. 100 per lb. + 41.50% ad val. 100 per lb. + 41.50% ad val. 100 per lb. + 41.50% ad val.

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SCHEDULE 3. - TEXTILE FIBERS AND TEXTILE PRODUCTS Part 3. - Woven Fabrics Rates of Duty

Item

Articles

1

2

Woven fabrics, wholly of cotton (con.): Not fancy or figured (con.): Not bleached and not colored (con.): 5* per lb. + 27.50% ad val. 50 per lb. + 27.505^ ad val. 5? per lb. + 27.50% ad val. Base rate + 2.5% ad val. Base rate +

320. g t ' 320.96 320.98 321.— 1/ 322.— 1/

4.5% ad val.

100 per lb. + 41.50% ad val. lOe per lb. + 41.50% ad val. 100 per lb. + 41.50% ad val. Base rate + 3% ad val. Base rate + 6% ad val.

Fancy or figured: Base rate + 2.5% ad val. Base rate + 3% ad val. Base rate + 7% ad val.

Base 15% Base 18% Base 21%

3 0 % ad val. 2 0 % ad val.

6 0 % ad val. 4 0 % ad val.

0.5* per lb. 0.50 per lb. + 3% ad val.

1/

Base rate + 5% ad val. Base rate + 8% ad val. Base rate + 1 1 % ad val.

Base rate + 3% ad val. Base rate + 7.5% ad val. Base rate + 9.5% ad val.

1/ 325.—

Base 10% Base 13% Base 16%

Base rate + 2.5% ad val. Base rate + 3% ad val. Base rate + 7% ad val.

323.— 1/ 324.-

rate + ad val. rate + ad val. rate + ad val.

10 per lb. 10 per lb. + 1 0 % ad val.

6.5% ad val. 1 0 % ad val.

35% ad val. 40% ad val.

Woven fabrics, in chief value, but not wholly, of cotton: Containing (in addition to cotton) silk or manmade fibers, or both, but not containing other fibers: Not fancy or figured:

326.—

1/

327.1/ 328.— 1/

Fancy or figured:

329.—

1/

330.1/ 331.— 1/

332.10

rate + ad val. rate + ad val. rate + ad val.

Containing (in addition to cotton) wool, whether or not containing silk or man-made fibers, or

332.40

Subpart B. - W o v e n Fabrics, of Vegetable Fibers (Except Cotton)

335.40

Woven fabrics, of vegetable fibers (except cotton): Wholly of jute: Not bleached, not colored, and not flame-

335.50

335.80 335.90

Other: Weighing not over 4 ounces per square yard... Weighing over 4 ounces per square yard

1/ See headnote 2 of this part.

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139 Rates of Duty

Subpart C. - Woven Fabrics, of Wool

356.10

336.15

336.20

336.25

336.30 336.35

336.^^0

336.50 336.55

336.60

Woven fabrics, of wool: Fabrics, hand-woven, with a loom width of less than 30 inches: Weighing not over h ounces per square yard with warp wholly of vegetable fibers Other Serges, weighing not over 6 ounces per square yard, and other fabrics weighing not over * + ounces per square yard, all the foregoing (not including hand-woven fabrics with a loom width of less than 30 inches), of sheep's wool, valued over $k per pound, in solid colors, imported to be used in the manufacture of apparel for members of religious orders: Weighing not over k ounces per square yard with warp wholly of vegetable fibers Other Other: Weighing not over k ounces per square yard with warp wholly of vegetable fibers: Valued not over $1.26-2/3 per pound..... Valued over $1.26-2/3 but not over $2 per pound Valued over $2 per pound Other: Valued not over $1.26-2/3 per pound Valued over $1.26-2/3 but not over $2 per pound Valued over $2 per pound

300 per lb. + 25$^ ad val. 37.5(8 per lb. + 2 5 ^ ad val.

kOi per 60% ad 5O0 per 6 0 % ad

lb. + val. lb. + val.

300 per lb. + 2 5 ^ ad val. 37•5« per lb. + 25S^ ad val.

hot per 6 0 % ad 500 per 6 0 % ad

lb. H val. lb. H val.

300 per lb. + 6 0 ^ ad val.

'tO0 per lb. + 555^ ad val.

$1.06 per lb. 300 per lb. + 3 8 % ad val.

4O0 per 5 5 ^ ad 400 per 60$^ ad

37.50 per lb. + 60?^ ad val.

500 per lb. + 53% ad val.

$1,135 per lb.

500 per 5 5 ^ ad 500 per 6 0 ^ ad

37.50 per lb. + 3 8 % ad val.

lb. + val. lb. + val.

lb. + val. lb. + val.

Subpart D. - Woven Fabrics, of Silk

337.10 337.20 337.30

337.'to

337.50 337.55

Woven f a b r i c s, of s i l k: Wholly of s i l k: Not j a c q u a r d - f i g u r e d: Not degummed, not bleached, and not colored Degummed, bleached, or colored Jacquard-figured: Not degummed, not bleached, and not colored Degummed, bleached, or colored In chief value, but not wholly of silk: Containing over 17 percent of wool by weight: Not jacquard-figured Jacquard-figured

3056 ad val. 22.5% ad val,

ad val. ad val.

27.55^ ad val. 2156 ad val.

6 5 ^ ad val. 6 5 ^ ad val.

355^ ad val. 37.5% ad val.

805^ ad val. 82.55^ ad val.

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SCHEDULE 3. - TEXTILE FIBERS AND TEXTILE PRODUCTS Part 3. - Woven Fabrics Rates of Duty

337.60 337.70 337.80 337.90

Woven fabrics, of silk (con.): In chief value, but not wholly of silk (con.): Other: Not jaoquard-figured: Not degummed, not bleached, and not colored Degummed, bleached, or colored Jacquard-figured: Not degummed, not bleached, and not colored Degummed, bleached, or colored

30?^ ad val. 2 3 ^ ad val.

6 0 % ad val. 6 0 % ad val.

27.55^ ad val. 27.5% ad val.

6 5 % ad val. 65% ad val.

30? per 5 0 % ad 300 per 3 0 % ad

6O0 per 7 0 % ad 500 per 7 0 % ad

Subpart E. - Woven Fabrics, of Man-Made Fibers

338.10 338.15

338.25 338.27 338.30

Woven fabrics, of man-made fibers: Containing over 17 percent of wool by weight; Valued not over $2 per pound Valued over $2 per pound Other: Of glass: Not colored Colored Other

lb. H val. lb. H val.

2 1 % ad val. 3 0 % ad val. 250 per lb. + 22.5% ad val.

lb. val. lb. val.

5 0 % ad val. 6 0 % ad val. '+50 per lb. 7 0 % ad val.

Subpart F. - Woven Fabrics, of Other Textile Materials 339.00

Woven fabrics, of textile materials, not covered by the foregoing subparts of this part

kO% ad val.

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PART 4. - FABRICS OF SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION OR FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES; ARTICLES OF WADDING OR FELT; FBH NETS; MACHINE CLOTHING Part A headnote: I. This part covars certain textile fabrics and. In addition, certain other textile products. The provisions of subpart B of this part and the provisions for "fish netting and fishing nets" In subpart C hereof do not cover gauze and leno-woven fabrics. Woven textile fabrics not specially provided for In this part are provided for In part 3 of this schedule.

Subpart A. - Knit, Pile, Tufted, and Narrow Fabrics; Braids, and Elastic Fabrics Subpart A headnotes; I. This subpart provides for the named fabrics, braids, and elastic materials, when in the piece only. Any fabric described in this subpart and also In subpart B or C of this part Is classifiable In the said subpart B or C. This subpart does not cover — (I) braids suitable for making or ornamenting headwaar (see part IB of schedule 7); or till rubber or plastics filaments (see part IE of schedule 3 and part I2B of schedule 7). 2.

For the purposes of the tariff schedules — (a) the term "narrow fabrics" means (I) woven or knit fabrics, not over 12 inches in width, with fast edges (that is, with both edges made or treated to prevent the fabric from unraveling, by means of selvages, stitching, gumming, fusing, or simple hemming); or (111 seamless woven or knit tubings which, when flattened, are not over 12 inches in width; or (ill) bias binding consisting of strips, not over 12 Inches In width, cut on the bias from woven or knit fabrics and folded and creased on the edges; ^(b) the term "elastic", as used to describe yarns, cordage, braids, and fabrics, means that such articles possess elasticity which Is attributable in whole or In part to rubber. 3. Any article described in more than one superior heading of this subpart Is classifiable under the last such heading In which It is described.

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142

Rates of Duty

JifS.lO S'tSOO

Knit f a b r i c s: Of vegetable f i b e r s. Of wool.

3't5.35 3't5.50

Of silk. Of man-made fibers.

3'+5.60

Other.

S't'S.OS 3't6.10 3't6.15 3't5.20 3't6.22 346.S** 3^6'30 3^6,32 3MG.33 S'tS.'tO 3't6.45 3't6.50 346.52

Pile fabrics, in which the pile was inserted or knotted during the weaving or knitting, whether or not the pile covers the entire surface, and whether the pile is wholly or partly cut or is not cut: Of cotton: Corduroys: 52 inches or more in width and valued 50 cents or more per square yard. Other. Velveteens: Plain-back. Other, including twill-back: Valued not over 85 cents per square yard Valued over 85 cents but not over $1.10 per square yard. Valued over $1.10 per square yard.. Terry fabrics: Valued not over $1,125 per pound. Valued over $1,125 per pound. Velvets, plushes, and velours. Chenilles. Other. Of vegetable fibers, except cotton. Of wool.

346.56 346.60

Of silk. Of man-made fibers.

346.65

Other.

346.70 346.80 346.82

Tufted fabrics, in which the pile or tuft was inserted or knotted into a pre-existing base, with the pile or tuft covering the entire surface, whether the pile or tuft is wholly or partly cut or is not cut: Of cotton. Of vegetable fibers, except cotton. Of wool.

346.86 346.90

Of silk. Of man-made fibers.

346.95

Other.

347.10 347.15 347.20 347.25 347.30 347.33 347.35 347.40 347.45 347.50

Narrow fabrics: Of vegetable fibers: Pile ribbons, of cotton. Seamless tubings, except wicking: Of cotton. Other. Wicking. Webbing, of jute. Other: Of cotton, Other. Of wool. Of silk: Pile ribbons. Other.

30^ ad val. 37.5« per lb. 2 0 ^ ad val. 27.55^ ad val. 250 per lb. + 2 0 % ad val. 17.55^ ad val.

45% ad val. 500 per lb. 50% ad val. 55% ad val. 450 per lb. 60% ad val. 40% ad val.

30% ad val. 5 0 % ad val.

5 0 % ad val. 5 0 % ad val.

25^ ad val.

31.25% ad val. 44% ad val.

250 per sq. yd. 22.5% ad val.

44% ad val. 44% ad val.

22.50 per lb. 20% ad val. 35% ad val. 25% ad val. 20% ad val. 12% ad val. 330 per lb. + 25% ad val. 17% ad val. 150 per lb. + 25% ad val. 17.5% ad val.

40% ad val. 40% ad val. 70% ad val. 50% ad val. 40% ad val. 50% ad val. 440 per lb. 55% ad val. 70% ad val. 450 per lb. 65% ad val. 40% ad val.

25% ad val. 12% ad val. 330 per lb. + 25% ad val. 17% ad val. 150 per lb. + 2 5 % ad val. 17.5% ad val.

50% ad val. 50% ad val. 440 per lb. 55% ad val. 70% ad val. 450 per lb. 65% ad val. 40% ad val.

25% ad val.

62.5% ad val

25% 14% 15% 28%

35% 35% 30% 35%

ad ad ad ad

val. val. val. val.

ad ad ad ad

val. val. val. val.

17.5% ad val. 14% ad val. 37.50 per lb. + 20% ad val.

35% ad val. 35% ad val. 500 per lb. 50% ad val.

17% ad val. 15% ad val.

60% ad val. 63% ad val.

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143

Rates of IXity

347.55

Narrow f a b r i c s ( c o n.): Of man-made f i b e r s: Ribbons: Pile.

150 per lb. + 2256 ad val. 25« per lb. + 2 0 % ad val. 250 per lb. + 22.596 ad val.

450 per 65% ad 450 per 70% ac 450 per 70% ac

21% ad val. 30% ad val. 25« per lb. + 19% ad val. 12% ad val. 17.5% ad val.

50% ad val. 60% ad val. 450 per lb. 70^ ac val. 45% ad val. 40% ad val.

Braids not suitable for making or ornamenting headwear: Tubular braids with a nonelastio core. Other.

3 0 % ad val. 42.5% ad val.

60% ad val. 90% ad val.

Elastic yarns, cordage, braids, and fabrics: Yarns and cordage, and tubular braids with a rubber core Fabrics, not braided. Other.

3 0 % ad val. 2 0 % ad val. 42.5% ad val.

40% ad val. 60% ad val. 90% ad val.

3it7.60

Other.

347.65

Seamless t u b i n g s. Other: Of g l a s s:

347.68 347.69 347.70 347.72 347.75

348.00 348.05

349.10 349.20 349.30

Not colored. Colored. Other. Of metalized yarns. Other.

Subpart B.

Lace, Netting, and Ornamented Fabrics

Subpart B headnotes: 1, This subpart covers only (a) textile fabrics In the piece, of any width. Including edgings. Insertings, galloons, flounclngs, and all-overs, and (b) textile motifs. Fabrics described In part 3, part 4A, or part 4C of this schedule are covered by Item 353,50 If ornamented. 2. For the purposes of this subpart — (a) the term "motIfs" embraces individual textile pieces such as, but not limited to, labels, badges, emblems. Insignia, Initials, numbers, and ornaments, designed and almost wholly used for Incorporation in, or appllqueing on,wearing apparel, furnishings,and other textile articles; and (b) the term "qui 11Inq". In Item 352.30, means netting not over 12 inches in width with fast edges formed simultaneously by the same machine which produced the netting.

lb. val.

lb. val.

lb. val.

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144

SCHEDULE 3. - TEXTILE FIBERS AND TEXTILE PRODUCTS Part 4. - Fabrics of Special Construction or For Special Purposes; Articles of Wadding or Felt; Fish Nets; Machine Clothing Rates of Duty

350.00

351.05 351.10 351.20 351.25 351.30 351.'to 351-H 351.'te 351.50 351.60 351.70 351.80 351.90

Veiling made on a lace machine or on a net machine, whether or not ornamented Lace, in the piece or in motifs, whether or not ornamented: Made wholly by hand: Valued not over $50 per pound: Of cotton Of vegetable fibers, except cotton Other Valued over S50 per pound Made on a Leavers (including go-through) machine: 12 points or finer: Of man-made fibers Other Not 12 points or finer: Of vegetable fibers (except cotton), or of wool Other Made on a bobbinet-jacquard machine Made on a Nottingham lace-curtain machine: Of vegetable fibers Other Made on any other machine Other

2 6 % ad val.

50% 30% 40% 19%

ad ad ad ad

val. val. val. val.

'•5% ad val. 6 5 % ad val. 2 5 % ad val.

9 0 % ad val 9 0 % ad val 9 0 % ad val

3 2 % (36%) ad val. 5 0 % ad val. 5 0 % ad val. 't2.5% ad val.

60% 90% 90% 90%

4 0 % ad val. 42.5% ad val.

9 0 % ad val. 9 0 % ad val.

353.10

Burnt-out lace, in the piece or in motifs

4 5 % ad val.

353.50

Ornamented fabrics, in the piece, and ornamented motifs, not specially provided for

42.5% ad val.

352.'to

352.50

 * See general headnote 3(f)(ill).

val val val val

9 0 % ad val 9 0 % ad val

352.80

352.30

ad ad ad ad

3 6 % ad val. 2 8 % ad val.

Netting, in the piece, made on a lace, net, or knitting machine, whether or not ornamented: Ornamented: Of vegetable fibers Other Not ornamented: Quilling Other: Made on a Mechlin (or Malines) net machine Made on a bobbinet machine, of cotton, and having not over 22'f holes per square inch Other

352.10 352.20

90% 90% 90% 90%

ad ad ad ad

val val val val

42.5% ad val.

3 0 % ad val.

9 0 % ad val.

4 0 % ad val. 2 4 % ad val.

9 0 % ad val. 9 0 % ad val.

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145

Rates of Duty

Subpart C. - Wadding, Felts, and Articles Thereof; Fish Netting and Nets; Artists' Canvas; Coated or Filled Fabrics; Hose; Machine Clothing; Other Special Fabrics Subpart C headnotes; 1.

The provisions of this subpart do not cover (i) any of the products described in part 5, 6, or 7A of this schedule; (iil cloth-lined or reinforced paper I see part 4B of schedule 2); (iiil cloths coated with abrasives (see part IG of schedule 5); IIv) fish landing nets (see part 58 of schedule 7); (v) laminated or reinforced plastics (see part 12 of schedule 71; (vi) hair felt, and articles thereof (see part I5A of schedule 7); or (vii) other articles specially provided for in schedule 7 or elsewhere,

—

2.

For the purposes of the tariff schedules — (a) the term "coated or f iI led", as used with reference to textile fabrics and other textile articles, means that any such fabric or other article has been coated or filled (whether or not impregnated) with gums, starches, pastes, clays, plastics materials, rubber, flock, or other substances, so as to visibly and significantly affect the surface or surfaces thereof otherwise than by change in color, whether or not the color has been changed thereby; and (bl the term "nonwoven fabrics" refers to fabrics made of matted textile fibers which are not in the form of yarns, but includes needle-punched felts comprised of fibers punched through a base fabric. 5. For the purposes of determining the component fibers of chief value in coated or filled fabrics and articles thereof, the coating or filling substances shall be disregarded.

355.05 355.15 355.16 355.18 355.20 355.25

Webs, wadding, batting, and nonwoven fabrics, including felts and bonded fabrics, and articles not specially provided for of any one or combination of these products, ail the foregoing, of textile materials, whether or not coated or filled: Of vegetable fibers Of wool: Felts and articles of felt: Valued not over $1.50 per pound Valued over $1.50 per pound Other Of silk Of man-made fibers

205^ ad val.

22.50 per lb. 2 0 ^ ad val. 300 per lb. + 2 0 ^ ad val. 3 2 ^ ad val. 27.55^ ad val. 250 per lb. + 3 0 ^ ad val.

kCf)(, ad val.

300 per lb. + 35^ ad val. 'tO0 per lb. + ifO^ ad val. 505^ ad val. 63% ad val. h3t per lb. + 65^ ad val.

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146

Rates of Duty Item

Articles 1

2

25% ad val.

40% ad val.

Free 22.5% ad val. 250 per lb. + 32.5% ad val.

Free 45% ad val. 450 per lb. + 65% ad val.

10% ad val. 11% ad val. 250 per lb. + 30% ad val.

35% ad v-l. 45% ad val. 450 per lb. + 65% ad val.

11% ad val. 32% ad val. 27.5% ad val. 250 per lb. + 30% ad val. 17.5% ad val.

40% ad val. 50% ad val. 65% ad val. 450 per lb. + 65% ad val. 40% ad val.

27.5% ad val. 10% ad val. 18% ad val. 10% ad val.

65% 30% 30% 30%

10% ad val. 32% ad val. 27.5% ad val. 250 per lb. + 30% ad val. 17.5% ad val.

35% ad val. 50% ad val. 65% ad val. 450 per lb. + 65% ad val. 40% ad val.

0.30 per sq. yd.

0.60 per sq. yd.

40% ad val.

55% ad val.

10% ad val.

55% ad val.

27.5% ad val.

55% ad val.

37.50 per lb. + 18% ad val. 37.50 per lb. + 14% ad val.

500 per 55% ad 500 per 60% ad

Fish netting and fishing nets (including sections thereof), of textile materials: 355.35 355.40 355.42 355.45

Of vegetable fibers, except cotton: Of abaca, for use in otter-trawl fishing

Woven or knit fabrics, in the piece or in units, coated, filled, or otherwise prepared for use as artists' canvas: 355.50 355.55 355.60 Woven or knit, fabrics (except pile or tufted fabrics), of textile materials, coated or filled with rubber or plastics material, or laminated with sheet rubber or plastics, except foam or sponge sheet: 355.65 355.70 355.75 355.80 355.85 Woven or knit fabrics (except pile or tufted fabrics), of textile materials, coated or filled, not specially provided for: Oilcloths: 356.05 356.10 356.15 356.20

ad ad ad ad

val. val. val. val.

Other: 356.25 356.30 356.35 356.40 356.45 356.50

356.70

356.80

Woven fabrics, in the piece or in units, of vegetable fibers, containing not over 16 yarns per square inch (counting the warp and filling) and weighing 15 or more ounces per square yard,' suitable for Woven fabrics (except pile or tufted fabrics), of vegetable fibers (except cotton), containing not over 100 yarns per square inch (counting the warp Woven fabrics, in the piece or in units, of vegetable fibers (except cotton), containing over 30 yarns to the square inch (counting the warp and filling) and weighing not over 12 ounces per square yard, chiefly used for paddings or interlinings in Woven tapestry fabrics and woven upholstery fabrics (except bed-ticking fabrics and pile fabrics):

357.05 Of wool: 357.10 357.15

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 this last, with the exception of an abridgment by Parker, is the best translation hitherto extant in the English language.

The present translator originally contemplated merely a revision or improvement of the last English version, but a slight examination will satisfy any one, that such labour would be equivalent to that of an original translation itself, whilst it could at best present little better than a mutilated aspect. The present, therefore, is a version entirely new. It has been finished in the midst of other vocations, and the author expected to have brought it to a state of readiness, for the press, before or about the beginning of the past winter. At the commencement of the work he anticipated a period of leisure, which would have enabled him to meet this expectation fully. But this period of expected leisure was absorbed by care and solicitude, amid sickness in his family, whilst his own health was but little calculated for the necessary effort.

It was one of the translator's original intentions to make the work more useful by the addition of many notes. Eusebius admits of a constant commentary, and there are some parts of the work, which besides mere illustration, require a separate discussion. Valesius has interspersed notes, which are more extensive than the whole work. They are mostly verbal criticisms, and refer to the various readings of the Greek text, and as such have but little interest for the general reader. Whoever wishes to consult these, will find the most of them translated in Shorting's Eusebius. The few notes that are scattered through the following pages, are by the present translator. He was diverted from his original plan of commenting on his author, partly by an apprehension of swelling the work; chiefly however, by a conviction that the time under existing circumstances would be better employed in a more diligent revision, and lastly, because he contemplates a prosecution of the author's historical works, in which abundant room and materials will be furnished for this purpose. In the mean time, the work is committed to the hands of the public, and in the quaint but expressive words of the oldest English translator of Eusebius: "If aught be well done, give the praise to God, let the pains be the translator's, and the profit the reader's." — Hanmer.


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147

Rates of Duty Item

Articles

1

357.20

Woven billiard cloths, green, wholly of wool, weighing over 11 but not over 15 ounces per square yard

2

500 per lb. + 60S^ ad val.

Free 305^ ad val. 25* per lb. + 22.5% ad val.

Free 555^ ad val. 450 per lb. + 60S^ ad val.

3 0 ^ ad val. 25e per lb. + 22.55^ ad val.

605^ ad val. 450 per lb. + 605^ ad val.

42.5S^ ad val.

9 0 ^ ad val.

42.55^ ad val.

9 0 % ad val.

2 5 ^ ad val.

Z3% ad val.

19.5«; per lb. + 1 5 % ad val.

19.50 per lb. + X% ad val.

250 per lb. + 22.5S^ ad val.

357.25

37.50 per lb. + 305^ ad val.

450 per lb. + 705^ ad val.

1 2 ^ ad val. l6S^ ad val.

30il5 ad val. 3oi^ ad val.

1 6 ^ ad val. 20i^ ad val.

4 0 ^ ad val. 4 0 % ad val.

37.50 per lb. + 1 5 % ad val. 3256 ad val. 27.55^ ad val. 250 per lb. + 3 0 % ad val. 205^ ad val.

500 per lb. + 60$^ ad val. 5 0 % ad val. 655^ ad val. 450 per lb. + 6 5 % ad val. 40i^ ad val.

2 0 ^ ad val. 13.5% ad val. 3 2 ^ ad val. 27.5% ad val. 250 per lb. + 30$^ ad val. 17.55^ ad val.

4 0 % ad val. 4 0 % ad val. 5 0 % ad val. 6 5 % ad val. 450 per lb. + 6 5 % ad val. 4 0 % ad val.

Woven bolting cloths, wholly of silk, wholly of manmade fibers, or wholly of silk and man-made fibers: Of silk: Wholly of silk, imported to be used for milling purposes, and marked so as to

357.30 357.35 Woven fabrics, wholly of silk, wholly of man-made fibers, or wholly of silk and man-made fibers, chiefly used for stenciling purposes in screenprocess printing: 357.40 357.45

357.60

357.70

Textile fabrics with tucks in parallel rows formed in the weaving or the knitting process or by folding

Edgings, insertings, galloons, fringes, and other trimmings, all the foregoing (except fabrics in the piece described in subpart A or B of this part), whether in the piece or otherwise, of textile

357.80

357.90

Hose suitable for conducting gases or liquids, with or without attached fittings: Of vegetable fibers (exclusive of fittings)

357.95

Of other textile materials (exclusive of

Belting and belts, for machinery: Of vegetable fibers, or of such fibers and rubber or plastics: 358.05 358.10 Clothing for paper-making, printing, or other machines, in the piece or as units, not specially provided for, of textile materials: Of vegetable fibers: 358.24 358.26 Of wool: 358.30 358.35 358.40 358.50

Of silk

358.60 Textile fabrics, including laminated fabrics, not specially provided for: 359.10 359.20 359.30 359.40 359.50

Of silk

359.60

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SCHEDULE 3.

TEXTILE FIBERS AND TEXTILE PRODUCTS Part 5. - Textile Furnishings

149 Rates of IXity

Itran

Articles 1

2

PART 5. - T E X T I L E FURNISHINGS

Subpart A. - Textile Floor Coverings Subpart A headnotes: 1. This subpart covers floor coverings of textile materials and floor covering underlays of fibrous materials. This subpart does not cover — (I) floor coverings of unspun fibrous vegetable materials Isee part 2B of schedule 2); ( II) linoleum, and other nontextlle floor coverings (see part AS of schedule 71; or ( III) rugs or carpets made prior to the year 1701 (see part 11 of schedule 7).

.

2.

For the purposes of this subpart — (a) the tern "floor coi/erinas" means carpeting, carpets, rugs, matting, and mats, a l l the foregoing of any size or shape. Including squares or other segments designed to be joined together, suitable for use as floor coverings In homes, business establishments, institutions, vehicles, or elsewhere; and (b) the term "floor coverlna underlays" means any cushions or paddings of textile or other fibrous materials, of any size or shape, chiefly used under textile floor coverings. 3. For the purposes of this subpart, rubber. plastics, or other nontextlle materials Incorporated Into a floor covering as a backing or underlay or to hold the pile In place shall be disregarded in determining the component material of chief valuei In the floor covering.

360.05

Floor coverings of pile or tufted construction, of textile materials: In which the pile was inserted or knotted during weaving or knitting: With pile hand-inserted or hand-knotted: With over 50 percent by weight of the pile being hair of the alpaca, guanaco, huarizo, llama, misti, suri. or any combination of these hairs Other: Valued not over 66-2/3 cents per

300 per sq. f t.

22.5% ad val.

360.15

k5% ad val.

150 per sq. f t.

360.10

11.255^ ad val.

k3% ad val.

l6i^ ad val. 7% ad val. lk% ad val. 100 per sq. f t. lk% ad val.

hO% ad val. 35% ad val. 355^ ad val. 120 per sq. f t. 355^ ad val.

Valued over 66-2/3 cents per With pile not hand-inserted and not handknotted: Of cotton:

360.20 360.25 360.30 360.35 360.36

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360 Ao 360. it^

360.65 360.70 360.75

360.80

361.05

361.07 361.10 361.15

Floor coverings of pile, etc. (con.): In which the pile was inserted or knotted, etc. (con.): With pile not hand-inserted, etc. (con.): Other: Chenille Other In which the pile or tufts were inserted or knotted into a pre-existing base: With over 50 percent by weight of the pile being wool: Valued not over kO cents per square

foot: Valued over 40 cents per square foot.... Other: Hand-hooked, that is, in which the pile or tufts were inserted or knotted by hand or by means of a hand tool Other Floor coverings composed of braids, cords, fabric strips, and similar materials in continuous lengths, sewn or otherwise bound together but not woven, of textile materials: Wholly or in part of braids (except tubular braids with a core) Other: With over 50 percent by weight of the fibers, exclusive of any core, being of wool: Valued not over 40 cents per square foot Valued over 40 cents per square foot.... Other

2 0 ^ ad val. 2 1 % ad val.

1/

6 0 ^ ad val. bO% ad val.

1 5 ^ ad val. 3 0 ^ ad val.

ad val. ad val.

16.5% ad val. 22.551^ ad val.

ad val. ad val.

42.55^ ad val.

1 5 ^ ad val. 3 0 % ad val. 16% ad val.

305^ ad val. 6 0 ^ ad val. 355^ ad val.

1 5 ^ ad val. 22.5^ ad val.

3096 ad val. 4556 ad val.

1 5 % ad val. 3 0 % ad val.

305^ ad val. 60S^ ad val.

4 5 % ad val. 5% ad val. lk% ad val.

75S^ ad val. 1 6 ^ ad val. 3 5 ^ ad val.

361.56

Floor coverings not specially provided for, of textile materials: Of wool: Woven, but not made on a power-driven loom: Valued not over 30 cents per square foot Valued over 30 cents per square foot.... Other: Valued not over 40 cents per square foot Valued over 40 cents per square foot.,.. Other: "Hit-and-miss" rag, of cotton Of coir Of jute Other: Woven, but not made on a power-driven loom Other

22.5% ad val. 1 7 * ad val.

455^ ad val. 405^ ad val.

361.80 361.85

Floor covering underlays: Over 50 percent by weight of wool Other

3 2 % ad val. 17S^ ad val.

5056 ad val. 4 0 ^ ad val.

361.42 36l.tif 361.^*6 361. itS 361.50 361.52 361.53 361.54

X/ The rate of duty has been increased on certain floor coverings pursuant to escape-clause proclamation. See part 2 of Appendix to Tariff Schedules.

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TEXTILE FIBERS AND TEXTILE PRODUCTS Part 5. - Textile Furnishings

151 Rates of Oaty

Item

Articles

1

2

Subpart B. - B e d d i n g Subpart B headnotes: 1. For the purposes of this subpart — la) the term "beddinq" means sheets, pillowcases, blankets, bedspreads, coverlets, quilts. comforters and other articles, by whatever name known, chiefly used as bed furnishings, including mattress pads and covers, and spring pads and covers. all the foregoing of textile materials, but not including pillows, cushions, and mattresses (see part 4A of schedule 7); and lb) the term "blankets" Includes baby carriaae robes, lap robes, and steamer rugs notwithstanding the fact that they are not chiefly used as bed furnishings. 2. For the purposes of this subpart, feathers or downs used as filling in quilts or comforters. and heating elements (together with their controls and wiring If perrranently attached) shall be disregarded in determining the component material of chief value In the bedding.

Lace or net bedding, whether or not ornamented, and other bedding, ornamented: Of vegetable fibers: Sheets and pillowcases (including bolster cases): kjih ad val. 36S^ ad val. h3% ad val.

9 0 ^ ad val. 9 0 ^ ad val. 9 0 ^ ad val.

300 per lb. + 305^ ad val. 37.50 per lb. + 25J^ ad val. 't2.5$^ ad val. 42.55^ ad val.

4O0 per lb. + 40!^ ad val. 500 per lb. + 6 0 ^ ad val. 9 0 % ad val. 9 0 ^ ad val.

12.55^ ad val. 8.55^ ad val.

2 5 % ad val. 4 0 ^ ad val.

7.1250 per lb. 1 5 ^ ad val.

14.250 per lb. 309^ ad val.

25S^ ad val. 12.59^ ad val. 20?^ ad val. 2 0 ^ ad val.

363.01 363.02 363.05

25^ 25S^ 40% 40$^

300 per lb. + 30Se ad val. 37.50 per lb. + 2.% ad val. 3256 ad val. 27.5^ ad val. 250 per lb. + 30S^ ad val. 17.5^ ad val.

400 per lb. + 4 0 % ad val. 500 per lb. + 6 0 % ad val. 5 0 % ad val. k% ad val. 450 per lb. + 6 5 % ad val. 4 0 % ad val.

Of wool: Blankets: 363.10 363.15 363.20 363.25 Other bedding, not ornamented: Of vegetable fibers: Sheets and pillowcases (including bolster cases): 363.30 363.35 363.^+0 363.45

Of vegetable fibers, except cotton Blankets: Valued not over '•7.5 cents per pound Bedspreads, coverlets, quilts, and comforters: Not jacquard-figured:

363.50 363.51 363.55 363.60

ad ad ad ad

val. val. val. val.

Of wool: Blankets: 363.65 363.70 363.75 363.80 363.85 363.90

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Federation of Malaya Agreement, 1948, made between His late Majesty King George VI and Their Highnesses the Rulers of the Malay States. The preamble to the Agreement recorded their desire that progress should be made towards eventual self-government, and envisaged that, as a first step to that end, legislation should be introduced as soon as circumstances and local conditions permitted for the election of members to the several legislatures (i.e. the Federal Legislative Council and the State and Settlement Councils). Unfortunately, within a few months from the signing of that Agreement, the communists started their armed attack on the civil population and the fabric of government in the Federation. This delayed the introduction of the elections contemplated in the Agreement, although it was possible in 1951 to introduce, under the "Membership system", some devolution of authority by giving unofficial members of the Executive Council responsibility for certain Departments and subjects. It was not until 1953 that the improvement in the security situation made it possible to introduce the measures necessary to put in hand elections to the Federal Legislative Council and to the State and Settlement Legislatures. While these measures were under consideration the Alliance pressed for an effective majority of elected members in the Legislative Council; and in 1954 a number of their representatives, led by Tunku Abdul Rahman visited London and urged their views upon the then Secretary of State for the Colonies.

2. In the Federal elections, which took place in July, 1955, the Alliance secured 51 out of the 52 seats for elected members in the Legislative Council. Both before and after the elections the Alliance made clear its desire for further constitutional advance at an early stage, and when the Secretary of State for the Colonies visited the Federation in August, 1955, he held discussions with Their Highnesses the Rulers and with the new Alliance Ministers on the next steps to be taken in the direction of self-government for the Federation. As a result of these discussions it was agreed that a Conference should be held in London early in 1956 to discuss the future relations which should exist between Her Majesty's Government, Their Highnesses the Rulers and the Government of the Federation, and certain fundamental issues such as defence and internal security, finance and economic development and the future of the public services. It was also agreed in principle between Her Majesty's Government, Their Highnesses the Rulers and the Government of the Federation that a Commission should be appointed to review the constitution of the Federation, and that the terms of reference, composition and timing of this Commission should be discussed at the Conference and recommendations made thereon to Her Majesty the Queen and the Conference of Rulers.

3. The Conference accordingly met in London from 18th January to 6th February, 1956. It was attended by a Delegation from the Federation of Malaya consisting of four representatives of Their Highnesses the Rulers and the Chief Minister and three other Alliance Ministers. In addition, the High Commissioner for the Federation of Malaya, accompanied by some of his senior advisers, was in attendance. A list of those taking part is contained at Appendix A.

4. In opening the Conference the Secretary of State for the Colonies, The Rt. Hon. Alan Lennox-Boyd, said that it was almost exactly eight years since the Federation Agreement was signed. The Conference was agreed on the direction of the progress which it wanted to make; this was to secure the early establishment of a fully self-governing and independent Federation of Malaya within the Commonwealth on the basis of parliamentary institutions. This was not only a political problem, but also an administrative task of some magnitude and complexity, (31813)


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TEXTILE FIBERS AND TEXTILE PRODUCTS Part 5, - Textile Furnishings Rates of Duty

Item

Articles 1

2

Subpart C. - Tapestries, Linens, and Other Furnishings Subpart C headnotes: 1. For the purposes of t h i s subpart, the term " furnish i n g s " means c u r t a i n s and d r a p e s, including panels and valances; towels, napkins, t a b l e c l o t h s. mats, s c a r v e s, r u n n e r s, d o l l i e s, center p i e c e s. a n t i m a c a s s a r s, and f u r n i t u r e s l i p c o v e r s; and l i k e furnishings; a l l the foregoing, of textile materi a l s, and not s p e c i a l l y provided for.

36't.05

T a p e s t r i e s, i n c l u d i n g hand-worked p e t i t - p o i n t and other n e e d l e - p o i n t t a p e s t r i e s, a l l the foregoing of textile materials: Gobelin and other hand-woven t a p e s t r i e s f i t only for use a s wall hangings, and valued over $20 Free Other: Of vegetable f i b e r s: Jacquard-figured:

Seif.ll 364.12 36^*. 15

27.5S^ ad val. 165^ ad val. 20S6 ad val.

55% ad val. 40% ad val. 40% ad val.

37.50 per l b. + l8$6 ad val. 37.50 per l b. + lk% ad val. 27.5% ad val. 250 per l b. + 305t ad val. 17.55^ ad val.

5O0 per l b. + 50% ad val. 5O0 per l b. + 60% ad val. 65% ad val. 450 per l b. + 65% ad val. 40% ad val.

50% 305^ 40% 19%

90% 90% 90% 90%

Of wool: 36h.20 364.22

364.25 364.30 364.35 Lace or n e t furnish i n g s, whether or not ornamented, and other furnish i n g s, ornamented: Handmade-lace furnish i n g s: Valued not over 85O per pound: 365.00 365.05 365.10 365.15

Of vegetable f i b e r s, except c o t to n

ad val. ad val. ad val. ad val.

ad ad ad ad

val. val. val. val.

Machine-made-lace furnish i n g s: Made on a Leavers ( i n c l u d i n g go-through) machine: 12 p o i n t s or f i n e r: 365.20 365.25 365.29

36% ad val. 28% ad val.

90% ad val. 90% ad val.

45% ad val. 65% ad val. 25% ad val.

90% ad val. 90% ad val. 90% ad val.

32% (36%) ad val. * 50% ad val. 50% ad val.

60% ad val. 90% ad val. 90% ad val.

30% ad val. 50% ad val. 42.5% ad val. 45% ad val.

90% ad val. 90% ad val. 90% ad val. 90% ad val.

Not 12 p o i n t s or f i n e r: Of vegetable f i b e r s (except c o t to n),

365.31 365.35 Made on a Nottingham l a c e - c u r t a i n machine: 365.40 365.45 365.50

365.55

Net furnish i n g s made on a l a c e, n e t, or k n i t t i n g machine: Of vegetable f i b e r s: Curtains and d r a p e s, i n c l u d i n g panels and v a l a n c e s, a l l the foregoing, of

365.60 365.65 365.70
 * See general headnote 3 (f) ( i i i).

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153 Rates of Duty-

365.75

365.78 365.80 365.82 365.85

366.03 366.06 366.09 366.12 366.15

366.18 366.21 366.2^* 366.27

366.30 366.33

366.36 366.39

Lace or net furnishings, etc. (con.): Of lace, of netting, or of lace and netting, and made in designs or patterns formed wholly or in substantial part by joining (by applique or otherwise) machine-made, or handmade and machine-made, materials by handwork Other furnishings, ornamented: Of cotton. Of vegetable fibers, except cotton: Damask tablecloths and damask napkins. Other. Other. Other furnishings, not ornamented: Of vegetable fibers: Curtains and drapes, including panels and valances: Pile or tufted construction: Of cotton: Velveteen, velvet, plush, velour, or any combination thereof Corduroy. Other. Of vegetable fibers, except cotton Other. Towels: Of cotton: Pile or tufted construction: Valued not over k5 cents each Valued over k3 cents each: Valued not over $1.45 per pound. Valued over $l.'t5 per pound Other. Of vegetable fibers, except cotton: Woven, except pile or tufted construction: With not over 100 yarns per square inch, counting warp and filling With over 100 yarns but not over 120 yarns per square inch, counting warp and filling With over 120 yarns per square inch, counting warp and filling Other. Tablecloths and napkins: Of cotton:

JiGG.kG 366.47 366.48 366.51 366.54

90% ad val.

50St ad val.

90% ad val.

305^ ad val. hOfji ad val. 42.5^ ad val.

90% ad val. 90% ad val. 90% ad val.

40S^ ad val. 5 0 ^ ad val. 25S^ ad val.

62.5% ad val. 50% ad val. 50% ad val.

12% ad val. 20% ad val.

50% ad val. 40% ad val.

20% ad val.

40% ad val.

180 per lb.

Other: Block-printed by hand. Not block-printed by hand: Plain-woven, wholly of cotton Other. Of vegetable fibers, except cotton: Damask. Other: Tablecloths. Napkins.

14% ad val. 20% ad val.

40% ad val. 40% ad val.

40% ad val.

55% ad val.

27.5% ad val.

55% ad val.

8% ad val. 13.5% ad val.

40% ad val. 4C^ ad val.

17.5% ad val.

366.^^2 366.'(•5

42.55^ ad val.

30% ad val.

30% ad val.

30% ad val.

15% ad val. 20% ad val.

30% ad val. 40% ad val.

10% ad val.

55% ad val.

13.5% ad val. 10% ad val.

40% ad val. 55% ad val.

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TEXTILE FIBERS AND TEXTILE PRODUCTS Part 5. - Textile Furnishings Rates of Duty

367.05

Other furnishings, not ornamented (con.): Of vegetable fibers (con.): Other: Knit (except pile or tufted construction) Pile or tufted construction: Of cotton: Velveteen, velvet, plush, velour, or any combination thereof Corduroy. Terry. Other. Of vegetable fibers, except cotton. Other: Of cotton: Damask. Other: Plain-woven, wholly of cotton Other. Of vegetable fibers, except cotton: Damask. Other. Of wool: Knit (except pile or tufted construction): Valued not over $5 per pound.

367.10

Valued over 85 per pound.

366.57

366.60

366.63 366.65 366.69 366.72

366.75 366.77 366.79 366.81 366. S f ^

367.15

Pile or tufted construction.

367.20

Nonwoveu felt: Valued not over 81.50 per pound.

367.25 367.30 367.35 367.40 367.'t5 367.50

Valued over 81.50 per pound. Other. Of silk: Knit (except pile or tufted construction). Pile or tufted construction. Other. Of man-made fibers: Knit (except pile or tufted construction).

367.55

Pile or tufted construction.

367.59 367.60

Other: Of glass. Other.

367.65

Other.

2 5 % ad val.

k% ad val.

kOji 50^ 16% 25% 125^

62.5% ad val. 50% ad val. hO/ji ad val. hajl, ad val. 5OS6 ad val.

ad ad ad ad ad

val. val. val. val. val.

17.5% ad val.

30% ad val.

15^ ad val. ZaK, ad val.

30;^ ad val. 4056 ad val.

105^ ad val. 13.5il^ ad val.

h3% ad val. 4056 ad val.

37.5« p e r l b. 309^ ad val. 37.5* per l b. 20^ ad val. 350 per l b. + 205^ ad val.

500 per 5056 ad 500 per 5056 ad 440 per 555^ ad

22.50 per l b. 2056 ad val. 300 per l b. + 20% ad val. 32$^ ad val.

300 per l b. + 3556 ad val. 400 per l b. + 4056 ad val. 5056 ad val.

205^ ad val. \7% ad val. 27.5$^ ad val.

60% ad val. 70A ad val. 6556 ad val.

250 per l b. + 32.556 ad val. 150 per l b. + Z3% ad val.

450 per 6056 ad 450 per 6556 ad

27.556 ad val. 250 per l b. + 30% ad val. Y?.% ad val.

6056 ad val. 450 per l b. + 6556 ad val. 40% ad val.

lb. + val. lb. + val. lb. + val.

lb. + val. lb. + val.

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PART 6 .

WEARING APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES

Part 6 headnotes: 1.

This part does not cover — (I) wearing apparel of textile materials provided for In schedule 7; or (II) surgical stockings, surgical belts, and orthopedic devices" or appliances (see part 28 of schedule 7). 2.

For the purposes of this part — la) "Infants' vart A. - Handkerchiefs Subpart A headnotes: 1.

For the purposes of this subpart — (a) the term "handkerchiefs" means textile articles designed to be worn on or carried on or about the person as articles of utility, for decorative purposes, or both, whether known as kerchiefs, handkerchiefs, neckerchiefs, scarves, or mufflers, which are square or approximately square in shape and do not exceed 24 Inches In length or width (finished dlnnensions), or which. If not square or approximately square, fit wholly within a 24-inch square (finished dimensions); and (b) the term "fancy or f igured" means that the fabric from which the handkerchief was made was woven with 2 or more colors or kinds of filling; with 8 or more harnesses; or with Jacquard, lappet, or swivel attachments; or by any combination of these weaving methods. 2. The average yarn number of cotton fabric In handkerchiefs Is obtained In the manner prescribed in headnote K b) of part 3A of this schedule.

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156

Rates of Duty

370.04 370.08 370.12 370.16 370.17 370.19 370.20

370.2'f 370.28

Lace handkerchiefs, whether or not ornamented, and other handkerchiefs, ornamented: Of vegetable fibers: Not containing any handmade lace and not ornamented in any part by hand (except for incidental handwork necessary to finish machine work or to mend or correct defects): Of cotton: Valued not over $1.50 per dozen. Valued over $1.50 per dozen. Of vegetable fibers, except cotton. Other: Of cotton. Other. Of silk. Other. Other handkerchiefs, not ornamented; Of cotton: Not hemmed: Not fancy or figured and not colored: Not over 50s average yarn number. Over 50s but not over 70s average yarn number

370.32

Over 70s average yarn number.

370.36 370.40

Fancy or figured, colored, or both: Not over 50s average yarn number. Over 50s but not over 70s average yarn number

370.44

370.48 370.52

Over 70B average yarn number. Hemmed or hemstitched: Not fancy or figured and not colored: Not over 50s average yarn number. Over 50s but not over 70s average yarn number

370.56

Over 70s average yarn number.

370.60 370.64

Fancy or figured, colored, or both: Not over 50s average yarn number, Over 50s but not over 70s average yarn number

370.68

Over 70s average yarn number.

370.76 370.80 370.84 370.88

Of vegetable fibers, except cotton: Not hemmed. Hemmed or hemstitched, or not finished and having drawn yarns: Made with hand-rolled or handmade hems. Other. Of silk. Of man-made fibers.

370.92

Other.

370.72

• 2«! each + 20S6 ad val. It each + 15^ ad val. 10 each + 15^ ad val. 40 each + 3.20 each 20 each + 1.60 each

kC^ ad val. + 32^ ad val. 20% ad val. + 16% ad val.

40 each + 40% ad val. 40 each + 40% ad val. 40 each + 40% ad val. 40 40 40 40

each each each each

+ + + +

40% ad 40% ad 4o% ad 40% ad

val. val. val. val.

20% ad val.

27% ad val.

50 per lb. + 25% ad val. 50 per lb. + 30% ad val.

100 per 34% ad 100 per 45% ad

23% ad val.

40% ad val.

50 per lb. + 28% ad val. 50 per lb. + 33% ad val.

100 per 47% ad 100 per 57% ad

30% ad val.

37% ad val.

50 per lb. + 35% ad val. 50 per lb. + 40% ad val.

100 per 44% ad 100 per 55% ad

33% ad val.

50% ad val.

50 per lb. + 38% ad val. 50 per lb. + 43% ad val.

100 per 57% ad 100 per 67% ad

6.5% ad val.

35% ad val.

10 each + 24% ad val. 18% ad val. 30% ad val. 250 per lb. + 27.5% ad val. 20% ad val.

10 each + 50% ad val. 50% ad val. 60% ad val. 450 per lb. + 65% ad val. 40% ad val.

lb. val. lb. val.

lb. val. lb. val.

lb. val. lb. val.

lb. val. lb. val.

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The Ramayana/Book I/Canto XLVIII: Indra And Ahalyá

When mutual courtesies had past, Vis'álá's ruler spoke at last: 'These princely youths, O Sage, who vie In might with children of the sky, Heroic, born for happy fate, With elephants' or lions' gait, Bold as the tiger or the bull, With lotus eyes so large and full, Armed with the quiver, sword, and bow, Whose figures like the As'vins show, Like children of the deathless Powers, Come freely to these shades of ours, -- How have they reached on foot this place? What do they seek, and what their race? As sun and moon adorn the sky, This spot the heroes glorify. Alike in stature, port, and mien, The same fair form in each is seen,'

He spoke; and at the monarch's call The best of hermits told him all,

How in the grove with him they dwelt, And slaughter to the demons dealt. Then wonder filled the monarch's breast, Who tended well each royal guest. Thus entertained, the princely pair Remained that night and rested there, And with the morn's returning ray To Mithilá pursued their way.

When Janak's lovely city first Upon their sight, yet distant, burst, The hermits all with joyful cries Hailed the fair town that met their eyes. Then Ráma saw a holy wood, Close, in the city's neighbourhood, O'ergrown, deserted, marked by age, And thus addressed the mighty sage: 'O reverend lord. I long to know What hermit dwelt here long ago.' Then to the prince his holy guide, Most eloquent of men, replied: 'O Ráma, listen while I tell Whose was this grove, and what befell When in the fury of his rage The high saint cursed the hermitage. This was the grove--most lovely then-- Of Gautam, O thou best of men, Like heaven itself, most honoured by The Gods who dwell above the sky. Here with Ahalyá at his side His fervid task the ascetic plied. Years fled in thousands. On a day It chanced the saint had gone away, When Town-destroying Indra came, And saw the beauty of the dame. The sage's form the God endued, And thus the fair Ahalyá wooed: 'Love, sweet! should brook no dull delay But snatch the moments when he may.' She knew him in the saint's disguise, Lord Indra of the Thousand Eyes, But touched by love's unholy fire, She yielded to the God's desire.

'Now, Lord of Gods!' she whispered, 'flee, From Gautam save thyself and me.' Trembling with doubt and wild with dread Lord Indra from the cottage fled; But fleeing in the grove he met The home-returning anchoret, Whose wrath the Gods and fiends would shun, Such power his fervent rites had won. Fresh from the lustral flood he came, In splendour like the burning flame, With fuel for his sacred rites, And grass, the best of eremites. The Lord of Gods was sad of cheer To see the mighty saint so near, And when the holy hermit spied In hermit's garb the Thousand-eyed,

He knew the whole, his fury broke Forth on the sinner as he spoke:

Because my form thou hast assumed, And wrought this folly, thou art doomed, For this my curse to thee shall cling, Henceforth a sad and sexless thing'

No empty threat that sentence came, It chilled his soul and marred his frame, His might and godlike vigour fled, And every nerve was cold and dead.

Then on his wife his fury burst. And thus the guilty dame he cursed: 'For countless years, disloyal spouse, Devoted to severest vows, Thy bed the ashes, air thy food, Here shalt thou live in solitude. This lonely grove thy home shall be, And not an eye thy form shall see. When Ráma, Das'aratha's child, Shall seek these shades then drear and wild, His coming shall remove thy stain, And make the sinner pure again. Due honour paid to him, thy guest, Shall cleanse thy fond and erring breast, Thee to my side in bliss restore, And give thy proper shape once more.'

Thus to his guiltv wife he said, Then far the holy Gautam fled. And on Himálaya's lovely heights Spent the long years in sternest rites.'

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SCHEDULE 3. - TEXTILE FIBERS AND TEXTILE PRODUCTS Part 6. - Wearing Apparel and Accessories

157 Rates of Duty

Subpart B. - Mufflers, Scarves, Shawls, and Veils; Men' s and Boys' Neckties

372.05 372.10 372.15 372.20

372.25

Mufflers, ecarves, shawls, and veils, a l l the foregoing of textile materials: Lace or net articles, whether or not ornamented, and other articles, ornamented: Veils Other Other articles, not ornamented: Of cotton Of vegetable fibers, except cotton Of wool: Knit: For infants' wear

26S^ ad val. 42.55^ ad val.

9 0 % ad val, 9 0 % ad val.

2 0 ^ ad val. 1 5 ^ ad val.

37,5% ad val. 3 5 % ad val.

37.50 per lb. 3256 ad val,

500 per lb, H 7 5 % ad val.

37.50 per lb. 3056 ad val, 37.50 per lb. 2 0 % ad val.

500 per 5 0 % ad 500 per 5 0 % ad

lb. H val. lb. ^ val,

250 per lb, + 2 1 % ad val. 37.5* per lb. 2 1 % ad val,

330 per 4 5 % ad 5O0 per 5 0 % ad

lb, H val, lb, H val,

2 0 % ad val.

6 0 % ad val.

4 0 % ad val, 2 5 % ad val, 3 0 % ad val,

6 0 % ad val, 6 0 % ad val, 6 5 % ad val.

250 per lb. + 32,5% ad val, 250 per lb. + 27,5% ad val. 2 0 % ad val.

450 per lb, + 6 5 % ad val, 450 per lb, + 6 5 % ad val, 4 0 % ad val.

42.5% ad val,

9 0 % ad val.

2 0 % ad val. 37.50 per lb. 4 2 1 % ad val.

37.5% ad val, 500 per lb, + 5 0 % ad val.

2 0 % ad val, 32,5% ad val,

6 0 % ad val, 6 5 % ad val,

250 per lb. + 32,5% ad val, 250 per lb. + 27.5% ad val. 2 0 % ad val.

450 per lb. + 6 5 % ad val. 450 per lb. + 6 5 % ad val. 4 0 % ad val.

Other: 372.30 Valued not over $5 per pound. 372.35 Valued over $5 per pound 372. ^tO

Not knit: Valued not over $4 per pound Valued over $4 per pound

372.'t5

372.50

372.55 372.60 372.65 372.70

Of silk: Knit Not knit: Weighing over 1 ounce per square yard and rectangular in shape: Valued not over $5 per dozen. Valued over 85 per dozen Other Of man-made fibers: Knit Not knit

372.75 372.80

Other Men's and boys' neckties, of textile materials:

373.05 373.10 373.15

373.20 373.22 373.25

Ornamented Not ornamented: Of vege table fibers Of wool Of silk: Knit Not knit Of man-made fibers: Knit Not knit

373.27 373.30

Other

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158

Rates of Duty

Item

Articles 2

1

Subpart C. - Hosiery Subpart C headnote: 1. The term "hosiery", as used In this subpart. means stockings, socks, and sockettes, all the foregoing, of textile materials, designed for human wear and designed to cover the entire foot or the foot and a 1 or part of the leg. 1

374.05 374.10 374.15 374.20 374.25 374.30 374.35 374.40 374.45 374.50

Hosiery: Lace or net hosiery, whether or not ornamented, and other hosiery, ornamented: Of vegetable fibers: Embroidered: Valued not over S5 per dozen pairs. Valued over $5 per dozen pairs

60% ad val. 25.5% ad val. 42.5% ad val.

90% ad val. 90% ad val. 90% ad val.

50% ad val. 34% ad val. 42.5% ad val. 42.5% ad val.

90% 90% 90% 90%

43% ad val. 15% ad val. 37.5* per lb. + 20% ad val. 24% ad val. 250 per lb. + 35% ad val. 20% ad val.

51% ad val. 30% ad val. 500 per lb. + 50% ad val. 60% ad val. 450 per lb. + 65% ad val. 40% ad val.

17.5% ad val. 37.5e per lb. + 20% ad val. 14% ad val.

35% ad val. 500 per lb. + 50% ad val. 65% ad val.

250 per lb. + 19% ad val. 20% ad val.

450 per lb. + 70% ad val. 40% ad val.

32% ad val. 23% ad val.

90% ad val. 75% ad val.

Of wool: Embroidered: Valued not over $3.50 per dozen Valued over $3.50 per dozen pairs..

ad ad ad ad

val. val. val. val.

Other hosiery, not ornamented: Of vegetable fibers: Not made or cut from pre-existing Made or cut from pre-existing fabric...

374.55 374.60 374.65

Subpart D. - Garters and Suspenders; BodySupporting Garments; Rainwear

376.04

Garters, garter belts, and suspenders, of textile materials, or of such materials and rubber or plastics: Of vegetable fibers or of such fibers and rubber

376.08 376.12 376.16

Of man-made fibers or of such fibers and rubber

376.20

376.24 376.28

Corsets, girdles, brassieres, and similar bodysupporting garments for women and girls; bodysupporting garments for men and boys; all the foregoing of any materials: Lace or net articles, whether or not ornamented,

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159 Rates of Duty

376.50

376.5't 376.58

Rainwear of textile materials and rubber or plastics: Garments with a textile-fabric base supporting a rubber or plastics coating or covering on the outer surface of the garment Garments with a textile-fabric outer surface having a rubber or plastics coating or covering on the inner but not on the outer surface of such fabric: With textile fabric of cotton Other

12.5^ ad val.

X% ad val. 3 0 ^ ad val.

2 5 ^ ad val.

37.55^ ad val. 6 5 ^ ad val.

Subpart E. - Underwear Subpart E headnot«: I. This subpart covers only underwear not specially provided for, of textile materials.

378.05

378.10 378.15

378.20 378.25 378.30 378.35

Lace or net underwear, whether or not ornamented, and other underwear, ornamented Other underwear, not ornamented: Of vegetable fibers: Knit: Valued not over S t pef pound ' Valued over $4 per pound Not knit: Of cotton: Valued not over 75 cents per separate piece Valued over 75 cents per separate piece Of vegetable fibers, except cotton Of wool: Knit

hZ.3%

ad val.

3 0 % ad val. 17.55^ ad val.

h'i% ad val. hi>% ad val.

205^ ad val.

37.5% ad val.

1 0 ^ ad val. 15S^ ad val.

37.55^ ad val. 1)5% ad val.

37.5(8 per lb. + 13.5;^ ad val.

500 per lb. + 5 0 % ad val.

25# per lb. + Zl.% ad val. 37.50 per lb. + 21$^ ad val,

330 per h3% ad 5O0 per 50$^ ad

Zk% ad val. 32.5SI^ ad val.

6056 ad val. 65i^ ad val.

250 per lb. + 35!^ ad val. 250 per lb. + 27.55^ ad val. 2 0 % ad val.

k5<t per lb. + 6 5 % ad val. '^50 per lb. + 65$^ ad val. 4 0 % ad val.

Not knit: 378.'to Valued not over $4 per pound 378.^*5 Valued over %h per pound 378.50 378.55

Of silk:

378.65

Knit Not knit Of man-made fibers: Knit Not knit

378.70

Other

378.60

lb. + val. lb. + val.

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160

Rates of Duty

Subpart F. - Other Wearing Apparel Subpart F headnote: I. This subpart covers only wearing apparel, not specially provided for, of textile materials.

380.03

Men's or boys' lace or net wearing apparel, whether or not ornamented, and other men's or boys' wearing apparel, ornamented

380.57

Other men's or boys' wearing apparel, not ornamented: Of cotton: Knit Not knit: Coats: Valued not over 84 each Valued over $4 each Dressing gowns, including bathrobes, and beach robes: Valued not over $2.50 each Valued over $2.50 each Pajamas: Valued not over $1.50 per suit Valued over $1.50 per suit Shirts Shirt collars and cuffs Vests: Valued not over $2 each Valued over S2 each Other Of vegetable fibers, except cotton: Knit Not knit: Shirt collars and cuffs Other Of wool: Knit: Valufed not over $5 per pound

380.60

Valued over $5 per pound

380.06 380.09 380.12 380.15 380.18 380.21 380.2J+ 380.27 380.30 380.33 380.36 380.39 380.45 380.48 380.51

42.556 ad val.

90% ad val.

25% ad val.

45% ad val.

20% ad val. 10% ad val.

37,5% ad val. 37.5% ad val.

20% ad val. 10% ad val.

37.5% ad val. 37.5% ad val.

20% ad val. 10% ad val. 25% ad val. 9.5% ad val.

37.5% ad val. 37.5% ad val. 45% ad val. 20% ad val.

20% ad val. 10% ad val, 20% ad val.

37.5% ad val. 37.5% ad val. 37.5% ad val.

25% ad val.

45% ad val.

5% ad val. 15% ad val.

10% ad val. 35% ad val.

37.5(« per lb. + 30% ad val. 37.50 per lb. + 20% ad val.

5O0 per 50% ad 500 per 50% ad

250 per lb. + 21% ad val, 37.50 per lb. + 21% ad val.

330 per lb. + • 45% ad val. 500 per lb. + 50% ad val.

20% ad val. 32.5% ad val.

60% ad val. 65% ad val.

250 per lb. + 32.5% ad val. 250 per lb. + 27.5% ad val. 20% ad val.

450 per lb. + 65% ad val. 450 per lb. + 65% ad val. 40% ad val.

42.5% ad val.

90% ad val.

lb. + val. lb. + val.

Not knit: 380.63 Valued not over $4 per pound 380.66 Valued over $4 per pound

380.84

Of silk: Knit Not knit Of man-made fibers: Knit Not knit

380.90

Other

380.72 380.75 380.81

382.03

Women's, girls', or infants' lace or net wearing apparel, whether or not ornamented, and other women's, girls', or infants' wearing apparel, ornamented

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11 6 Rates of Duty-

382.06

382.09 382.12

382.15 382.18 382.21 382.24 382.27 382.30 382.33 382.39 382.42

382.48

Other women's, girls', or infants' wearing apparel, not ornamented: Of cotton: Knit, Not knit: Coats: Valued not over 84 each. Valued over S f each. ' Dressing gowns, including bathrobes, and beach robes: Valued not over $2.50 each. Valued over $2.50 each. Valued not over $1.50 per suit. Valued over $1.50 per suit. Vests: Valued not over $2 each. Valued over $2 each. Other. Of vegetable fibers, except cotton: Knit. Not knit. Of wool: Knit: Infants' outerwear. Other: Valued not over $5 per pound.

382.54 382.57

382.50

Valued over $5 per pound. Not knit: Valued not over $4 per pound.

382.63

Valued over $4 per pound.

382.78

Of silk: Knit. Not knit. Of man-made fibers: Knit.

382.81

Not knit.

382.69 382.72

382.87

Other.

255^ ad val.

4 5 % ad val.

2 0 % ad val. 10!^ ad val.

37.5% ad val. 37.5% ad val.

2 0 % ad val. 1 0 % ad val.

37.5% ad val. 37.5% ad val.

2 0 % ad val. 1 0 % ad val.

37.5% ad val. 37.5% ad val.

2 0 % ad val. 10% ad val. 2 0 % ad val.

37.5% ad val. 37.5% ad val. 37.5% ad val.

2 5 % ad val. 1 5 % ad val.

4 5 % ad val. 3 5 % ad val.

37.50 per lb. -I 3 2 % ad val.

500 per lb. 4 7 5 % ad val.

37.50 per lb. ^ 3 0 % ad val. 37.50 per lb. H 2 0 % ad val.

5O0 per 5 0 % ad 500 per 5 0 % ad

lb. t val. lb. t val.

250 per lb. + 2 1 % ad val. 37.5« per lb. n 2 1 % ad val.

330 per 4 5 % ad 500 per 5 0 % ad

lb. i val. lb. 4 val.

2 0 % ad val. 32.5% ad val.

6 0 % ad val. 6 5 % ad val.

250 per lb. + 32.5% ad val. 250 per lb. + 27.5% ad val. 2 0 % ad val.

450 per lb. H 6 5 % ad val. 450 per lb. H 6 5 % ad val. 4 0 % ad val.

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SCHEDULE 3. - TEXTILE FIBERS AND TEXTILE PRODUCTS Part 7. - Miscellaneous Textile Products; Rags and Scrap Cordage

163

Rates of IXity

PART 7. - MISCELLANEOUS TEXTILE PRODUCTS; RAGS AND SCRAP CORDAGE Subpart A. - Miscellaneous Textile Products 385-10

Oakum, including twisted jute packing.

Free

Free

385.15

Packing, molded, of cotton and rubber.

16% ad val.

kO^ ad val.

385.20

Fabric samples, of wool, not knit, not pile construction, and not over 104 square inches in area per sample

5051^ ad val.

385.25 385.30

Dust cloths, mop cloths, and polishing cloths, of cotton: Pile construction. Other.

2 5 ^ ad val. lOS^ ad val.

62.55^ ad val. 2 5 % ad val.

385''t-0

Ladder tapes, of cotton.

\%

hOf^ ad val.

385.'t5

Bags and sacks, or other shipping containers, of textile materials: Of vegetable fibers, except cotton: Not bleached, not colored, and not rendered nonflammable

385.50

Bleached, colored, or rendered nonflammable.

385.53

Of man-made fibers.

385.55

Other.

385.60 385.51 385.63 385.70

385.75 385.80 385.85

Labels, not ornamented, of textile materials: Of vegetable fibers. Of man-made fibers. Other. Tassels, and cords and tassels, of textile materials.. Corset lacings, footwear lacings, or similar lacings, of textile materials: Braided, with or without cores. Other: Of vegetable fibers. Of man-made fibers.

385.90 385.95

Other. Pile matting and pile mats, of coir (not including floor coverings)

25-555 O - 64 - 12

ad val.

0.5(8 per lb. + 3 ^ ad val. 0.50 per lb. + 5.5% ad val. 250 per lb. + 3 0 ^ ad val. Z% ad val. f+O^ ad val.

12.5% ad val. 250 per lb. + 30$^ ad val. 27.5% ad val.

5 0 % ad val. 450 per lb. + 6 5 % ad val. 6 5 % ad val.

3 0 % ad val.

6 5 % ad val.

42.5% ad val.

9 0 % ad val.

15S^ ad val. 250 per lb. + 3OS6 ad val, 205^ ad val.

305^ ad val. '+50 per lb. + 65S6 ad val. hopb ad val.

10? per sq. ft.

120 per sq. ft.

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SCHEDULE 3. - TEXTILE FIBERS AND TEXTILE PRODUCTS Part 7. - Miscellaneous Textile Products; Rags and Scrap Cordage

164

Rates of Duty

Subpart B.

TextUe Articles Not Specially Provided For

Subpart B headnot^; I. This subpart covers articles, of textile materials, not covered ejsewhere In the tariff schedules.

386.05

386.10

386.20 386.25 386.30 386.40 386.50 387.10 387.20 387.30

388.10

Articles not specially provided for, of textile materials: Lace or net articles, whether or not ornamented, and other articles ornamented Other articles, not ornamented: Of cotton: Knit (except pile or tufted construction) Pile or tufted construction: Corduroy Terry Velveteen, velvet, plush, velour, or any combination thereof Other Other Of vegetable fibers, except cotton: Knit (except pile or tufted construction) Pile or tufted construction Other Of wool: Knit (except pile or tufted construction): Valued not over $5 per pound Valued over $5 per pound

388.20 388.30 388.40 389.10 389.20 389.30 389.40

Pile or tufted construction Other Of silk: Knit (except pile or tufted construction) Pile or tufted construction Other Of man-made fibers: Knit (except pile or tufted construction)

389.50

Pile or tufted construction

389.60

Other

389.70

Other

505^ ad val.

2 5 ^ ad val.

4 5 % ad val.

5 0 ^ ad val. 2 0 % ad val.

5 0 % ad val. 4 0 % ad val.

kO% ad val. 255^ ad val. 205^ ad val.

62.5% ad val. 5 0 % ad val. 4 0 % ad val.

Z5% ad val. 12% ad val. 13.5St ad val.

4 5 % ad val. 5 0 % ad val. 4 0 % ad val.

37.5* per lb. 305^ ad val. 37.5? per lb. 205^ ad val. 330 per lb. + 2 0 % ad val. 3 2 % ad val.

500 per lb. + 5 0 % ad val. 500 per lb. + 5 0 % ad val. 440 per lb. + 5 5 % ad val. 5 0 % ad val.

2 0 % ad val. 1 7 % ad val. 27.5% ad val.

6 0 % ad val. 7 0 % ad val. 6 5 % ad val.

250 per lb. + 32.5% ad val. 150 per lb. + 2 5 % ad val. 250 per lb. + 3 0 % ad val. 2 0 % ad val.

450 per lb. ^ 6 0 % ad val. 450 per lb. ^ 6 5 % ad val. 450 per lb. H 6 5 % ad val. 4o% ad val.

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165

Rates of Duty

Subpart C. - Rags and S c r ^ Cordage Subpart C headnotes: 1. The term " r a g s ", as used In t h i s subpart, covers new f a b r i c c l i p p i n g s, and f a b r i c s, w e a r i n g a p p a r e l, furnish i n g s, and other textile articles which a r e worn o u t, s o i l e d, to r n, or other w i s e damaged, a l l the for e g o i n g, whether or not c a r b o n i z e d, f i t only — (i) for the r e c o v e r y of the i r c o n s t i t u e n t f i b e r s or m a t e r i a l s, ( II) for use In paper making, ( i l l) for manufacture i n to p o l i s h i n g wheels and s i m i l a r articles, ( l y) for use as w i p i n g rags of any s i z e, or ( v l fof s i m i l a r uses. 2, Any shipment of r a g s which has not exceeding 5 percent by weight of yarn wastes comnlngled the r e w i t h s h a l l be t r e a t e d as I f I t were e n t i r e l y r a g s (see Item 3 0 7. 4 0 In part IC of schedule 3).

390.10 390.12

Scrap cordage: Of hard (leaf) fibers Other

Free 5% ad val.

Free 105^ ad val.

Free

Free

20 per lb. 9* per lb. k% ad val. Free

30 per lb. 180 per lb. 1 0 % ad val. Free

Bags: 390.20 390.30 390. to 390.50 390.60

Bagging and sugar-sack fabric. Other: Wiping, of cotton Of wool Of man-made fibers Other

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Part 1 - Benzenoid Chemicals and Products A. Organic Chemical Crudes B. Industrial Organic Chemicals G. Finished Organic Chemical Products Part 2 - Chemical Elements, Inorganic and Organic Compounds, and Mixtures A. Chemical Elements B. Inorganic Acids C. Inorganic Chemical Compounds D. Organic Chemical Compounds E. Chemical Mixtures Part 3 - Drugs and Related Products A. Natural Drugs, Crude or Advanced B. Alkaloids, Antibiotics, Barbiturates, Hormones, Vitamins, and Other Drugs and Related Products C. Other Drugs Part 4 - Synthetic Resins and Plastics Materials; Rubber A. Synthetic Resins and Plastics Materials B. Rubber Part 5 - Flavoring Extracts; Essential Oils A. Flavoring Extracts, and Fruit Flavors, Essences, Esters, and Oils B. Essential Oils Part 6 - Glue, Gelatin, and Related Products Part 7 - Aromatic and Odoriferous Substances; Perfumery, Cosmetics, and Toilet Preparations A. Aromatic and Odoriferous Substances B. Perfumery, Cosmetics, and Toilet Preparations Part 8 - Surface-Active Agents; Soaps and Synthetic Detergents A. Surface-Active Agents B. Soap and Synthetic Detergents Part 9 - Dyeing and Tanning Products; Pigments and Plgment-Llke Materials; Inks, Paints, and Related Products A. Dyeing and Tanning Products B. Pigments and Pigment-like Materials C. Inks, Paints, and Related Products Part 10 - Petroleum, Natural Gas, and Products Derived Therefrom Part 11 - Fertilizers and Fertilizer Materials Part 12 - Explosives

Part 13 - Fatty Substances, Camphor, Chars and Carbons, Isotopes, Waxes, and Other Products A. Fatty Substances B. Camphor, Chars and Carbons, Isotopes, Waxes, and Other Products C. Miscellaneous Medical Supplies

Schedule 4 headnotes; 1.

This schedule does not Include — (I) any of the mineral products provided for In schedule 5; (II) metal-bearing ores and other metal-bearing materials, provided for in part I of schedule 6; or till) metals provided for In part 2 of schedule 6.

2. (a) The terra "compounds". as used In this schedule, means substances occurring naturally or produced artificially by the reaction of two or more Ingredients, each compound — (I) consisting of two or more elements, ( I D having its own characteristic properties different from those of its elements and from those of other compounds, and (ill) always consisting of the same elements united In the same proportions by weight with the same internal arrangement. The presence of impurities which occur naturally or as an Incident to production does not in itself affect the classification of a product as a compound. (b) The term "compounds". as used In this schedule, includes a solution of a single compound In water, and. In determining the amount of duty on any such compound subject to duty in this schedule at a specific rate, an allowance In weight or volume, as the case may be, shall be made for the water in excess of any water of crystallization which may have been in the compound. 3. (a) The term "mixtures", as used In this schedule, means substances consisting of two or more Ingredients (I.e., elements or compounds), whether occurring as such in nature, or whether artificially produced (i.e., brought about by mechanical, physical, or chemical means), which do not bear a fixed ratio to one another and which, however thoroughly commingled, retain their individual chemical properties and are not chemically united. The fact that the ingredients of a product are incapable of separation or have been commingled in definite proportions does not in Itself affect the classification of such product as a mixture. (b) The term "mixtures", as used in this schedule, includes solutions, except solutions defined as compounds in headnote 2(b) of this schedule.

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SCHEDULE 4. - CHEMICALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS Part 1. Benzenoid Chemicals and Products

19 6 Rates of Duty

PART 1 - BENZENOID CHEMICALS . AND PRODUCTS Part

I headnotes:

1. Except as specifically set forth In the headnotes to other parts of this schedule, all products described in this part shall be classified hereunder even if more specifically described elsewhere in this schedule. Any product described In both subparts B and C of this part shall be classified In subpart C. 2. For the purposes of this part, the term "modified benzenoid" describes a molecular structure havlny at least one six-membered heterocyclic ring which contains at least four carbon atoms and having an arrangement of molecular bonds as in the benzene ring or In the quinone ring, but does not include any such molecular structure in which one or more pyrlmldine rings are the only modified benzenoid rings present. 3. With the exception of the natural products provided for in subpart C, this part does not cover cyclic organic chemical products (such as, but not limited to, tannic, gallic and pyrogallic acids; estrone, estradiol, and corticosteroids; morphine, ergot, and cinchona alkaloids; rotenone; phenylalanine; tyrosine; epinephrine; and thymols) having a benzenoid, quinold, or modified benzenoid structure, which are produced from animal or vegetable products in which such structure occurs naturally, unless such cyclic organic chemical products were obtained, derived, or manufactured-In part from any product provided for In subpart A, B or C of this part. 4. The ad valorem rates provided In this part shall be based upon the American selling price, as defined in section 402 or 402a of this Act, of any similar competitive article manufactured or produced in the United States. If there Is no similar competitive article manufactured or produced In the United States then the ad valorem rate shall be based upon the United States value, as defined In the said section 402 or 402a. 5. For the purposes of this part, any product provided for In this part shall be considered similar to, or competitive with, any imported product which accomplishes results substantially equal to those accomplished by the domestic product when used In substantially the same manner.

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