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480 References to T a r i f f Schedules MACHINES, etc.—Continued cutting— appliances, gas-operated 67ii.80-90 machines, for f a b r i c s 670.50 machines and a p p a r a t u s, e l e c t r i c, s i m i l a r to b r a z i n g, s o l d e r i n g, and s o l d e r i n g machines and apparatus 683.95 d a t a - p r o c e s s i n g machines 676.15 dating machines 676.12 d e n t a l instruments and apparatus 709.01-25 d e t e c t i n g (see "measuring" below) d i c t a t i o n recording and t r a n s c r i b i n g machines 685.1iO-U2 d i f f r a c t i o n apparatus 708.78 d i s h washing machines 662.20 d i s p e r s i n g a p p l i a n c e s, mechanical, for l i q u i d s or powders 662.35-50 d i s t i l l i n g (see " h e a t - t r e a t m e n t " below) d r a f t i n g machines 710.80 drawing instruments 710.60-80 drink p r e p a r i n g and manufacturing machinery, i n d u s t r i a l 666.25 d r y - c l e a n i n g machines 670.lil drying machinery (see also " h e a t - t r e a t m e n t " below)— for b o t t l e s or other c o n t a i n e r s 662.20 for textile m a t e r i a l s or articles 670.Ii3 e l e c t r i c a l apparatus for making, b r e a k i n g, or p r o t e c t i n g e l e c t r i c a l c i r c u i t s, or making connections therein or thereto 685.90 e l e c t r o - m e c h a n i c a l a p p l i a n c e s, noni n d u s t r i a l, with s e l f - c o n t a i n e d e l e c t r i c motors 683.30-32 e l e c t r o - m e d i c a l apparatus 709.15-17 e l e c t r o - the r m i c k i t c h e n and household appliances 681j..lO-SO evaporating (see " h e a t - t r e a t m e n t " below) excavating or e x t r a c t i n g machinery, for e a r t h, minerals or ores 66li.05 f e l t making or f i n i s h i n g machines, i n c l u d i n g f e l t - h a t making machines 670.33-35 f i l l i n g (see " c o n t a i n e r - f i l l i n g " above) f i l t e r i n g machinery, for l i q u i d s or gases— 661.95 f l o a t i n g instruments s i m i l a r to hydrometers 711.30 food and drink preparing and manufacturing machinery 666.20-25 foundry sand-mold forming machines 678.20 f r a c t u r e appliances 709.57 game equipment Sch 7 P t 5D gas-operated appliances 671*.80-90 geophysical instruments 710.0li-50 glass-working machines 67U.liO-U2; 678.30-32 grinding machinery for e a r t h, s to n e, o r e s, e t c., i n s o l i d form 678.20 gymnastic equipment Sch 7 Pt 5D h a i r dressing appliances, e l e c t r i c 681;.20;682t.50 handling machinery 661*.10 heating a p p a r a t u s, a p p l i a n c e s, and equipment— e l e c t r i c i n d u c t i o n and d i e l e c t r i c 683.95 nonelectric 653.1*5-50 water, s o i l, space ( e l e c t r i c) 681*.20-50 h e a t - t r e a t m e n t i n d u s t r i a l machinery, p l a n t, and laboratory equipment for t r e a t i n g m a t e r i a l s by a process involving a change i n teiiperature (such as h e a t i n g, cooking, roasting, d i s t i l l i n g, rectifying, s t e r i l i z i n g, p a s t e i i r i z i n g, steaming, d r y i n g, e v a p o r a t i n g, v a p o r i z i n g, condensing, or cooling) 661.70

References to T a r i f f Schedules MACHISES, etc.—Continued h o r t i c u l t u r a l machinery, and iirplements nspf 666.00 hydrographic and h y d r o l o g i c a l instruments— 710.0l*-50 i g n i t i o n equipment for i n t e r n a l - c o m b u s t i o n engines 683.60 i n d u c t i o n equipment, e l e c t r i c 683.95 i r o n i n g machines 670.1*2 j e t - p r o j e c t i n g machines 662.35-50 knitting 670.16-20 l a b e l i n g (see " c o n t a i n e r - l a b e l i n g " above) laii^i ( e l e c t r i c) assembling machines 678.30-32 laundry machinery 670.1*0-1(3 l e v e l i n g machinery for e a r t h, m i n e r a l s, or ores 661*.05 l i f t i n g machinery 661*.10 l i not y p e machines 668.25 loading or unloading machinery 661*.10 machines nspf 678.50 machine to o l s Sch 6 Pt 1 F Hdnte 1; 671*. 30-56 marking-out i n s t r u m e n t s 710.60-80 massage apparatus 709.1*0 mathematical c a l c u l a t i n g i n s t r u m e n t s 710.60-61 measuring, checking, analyzing, a u to m a t i c a l l y - c o n t r o l l i n g, or d e t e c t i n g instiTiments, a p p a r a t u s, a p p l i a n c e s, or machines— checking machines, weight operated 662.30 e l e c t r i c a l instruments or apparatus Sch 7 Pt 2D Hdnte 2; 712.05-50 n o n - e l e c t r i c a l instruments or apparatus— for measuring or checking v i s c o s i t y, expansion, surface t e n s i o n, o r s i m i l a r p r o p e r t i e s, or quantities of h e a t, l i g h t, or sound 711.86-88 for measuring, checking, or a u to m a t i c a l l y - c o n t r o l l i n g flow, depth, p r e s s u r e, or other v a r i a b l e s of l i q u i d s or g a s e s, or for a u to matically-controlling terperature 711.82-81* for measuring or checking, nspf 710.80 for p h y s i c a l or chemical a n a l y s i s — 711.86-88 o p t i c a l measuring or checking i n s t r u ments or a p p l i a n c e s, nspf 710.86-90 time apparatus 715.1*0-53 meohano-therapy a p p l i a n c e s 709.1*0 medical instruments and apparatus 709.01-27 meteorological instruments 710.0l*-50 mixing machinery for e a r t h, s to n e, o r e s, e t c., i n s o l i d form 678.20 molding machinery for s o l i d mineral f u e l s, ceramic p a s t e, e t c., i n powder o r p a s t e form 678.20 molding or otherwise forming rubber or plastic articles 678.35 musical instruments 725.02-52 n a v i g a t i o n a l instruments 710.0l*-l*6 non-woven f a b r i c s Including bonded f a b r i c s, making and f i n i s h i n g 670.33-35 numbering machines 676.12 office machines Soh 6 Pt 1G Hdnte 2 (a); 676.05-52 o p t i c a l appliances and i n s t r u m e n t s — measuring or checking, nspf 710.86-90 not s p e c i a l l y provided for 708.85-93 orthopedic appliances 709.57

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References to T a r i f f Sohediiles mCHBIES, etc.—Continued oxygen the r a p y, ozone therapy, or s i m i l a r apparatus packing machinery paper, paperboard, or pulp making, p r o c e s s i n g, or f i n i s h i n g machines, and machines for making them up i n to articles p a s t e u r i z i n g (see " h e a t - t r e a t m e n t " above) photogrammetrlcal surveying instruments photographic— f l a s h - l i g h t i n g apparatus motion-picture film p r o c e s s i n g and p r i n t i n g equipment s t i l l - p i c t u r e p h o to f i n i s h i n g equipmentplayground equipment postage-franking machines, i n c o r p o r a t i n g a c a l c u l a t i n g mechanism p r i n t i n g machinery p r o j e c t i n g a p p l i a n c e s, mechanical, for l i q u i d s or powders p u r i: ^ n g machinery, for l i q u i d s or gases radar apparatus r a d i a t i o n d e t e c t i n g (see "measuring" above) r a d i o a c t i v e s u b s t a n c e s, apparatus based on the use of r a d i a t i o n s from r a d i o b r o a d c a s t i n g a p p a r a t u s, and r a d i o t e l e graphlc and r a d i o t e l e p h o n i c t r a n s m i s s i o n and r e c e p t i o n apparatus r a d i o n a v i g a t i o n a l a i d and r a d i o remote c o n t r o l apparatus r e c t i f y i n g a p p a r a t u s, e l e c t r i c (see also " h e a t - t r e a t m e n t " above) r e f r i g e r a t i n g equipment r o a s t i n g (see " h e a t - t r e a t m e n t " above) r o l l i n g and calendering machines— c a l e n d e r i n g and s i m i l a r r o l l i n g r o l l i n g m i l l s, metal s and - b l a s t i n g machines s c r e e n i n g, s e p a r a t i n g, or s o r t i n g machinery for e a r t h, s to n e, o r e s, e t c., i n s o l i d form s e a l i n g (see " c o n t a i n e r - s e a l i n g " above) sewing machines shaping machinery for mineral f u e l s, ceramic p a s t e s, e t c., i n powder or p a s t e form shoe machinery s i g n a l l i n g a p p a r a t u s, sound or v i s u a l s o l d e r i n g machines and apparatus s p e c i a l machines for the use or b e n e f i t of the b l i n d s p o r t s equipment spraying a p p l i a n c e s, mechanical, for l i q u i d s or powders s t a r t i n g and i g n i t i o n equipment for i n t e r n a l - c o m b u s t i o n engines s t e a m - b l a s t i n g machines steam-generating b o i l e r s, a u x i l i a r y p l a n t s for steaming and s t e r i l i z i n g (see " h e a t t r e a t m e n t " above) s t r e n g t h - determining machines and a p p l i ances for articles or m a t e r i a l s under compression, t e n s i o n, to r s i o n, or shearing s t r e s s • s u r f a c e - t e n p e r l n g a p p l i a n c e s, gas operateds u r g i c a l instruments and apparatus surveying instruments t e l e g r a p h and telephone apparatus and instruments, e l e c t r i c a l t e l e v i s i o n t r a n s m i s s i o n and r e c e p t i o n apparatus textile machines for institutions, s o l e l y for the instruction of s t u d e n t s therapy apparatus and appliances

MACHINES, etc.—Continued t i c k e t - i s s u i n g machines, i n c o r p o r a t i n g a c a l c u l a t i n g mechanism 676.25 109.hS time apparatus (see "measuring" above) 662.10-20 tobacco l e a f c u t t i n g and s t r i p p i n g 678.U5 to o l s, machine (see MACHINE TOOLS) tube ( e l e c t r o n i c) assembling machines 678.30-32 668.00-07 t y p e s e t t i n g machines 668.25 unloading machinery 66lt.lO 710.OU vending machines, automatic 678.UO v e t e r i n a r y Instruments and apparatus 709.01-27 722.72 washing machines— dish 662.20 722.96 for e a r t h, s to n e, o r e s, e t c., i n s o l i d 722.86-9li form 678.20 Sch 7 Pt 5D for textile materials or articles 670.1;0; 670.1;3 weighing machinery (see also BALANCES) 676.25 (SCALES) 662.25-30 668.15-20 welding— a p p l i a n c e s, gas operated 67U.80-90 662.35-50 machines and a p p a r a t u s, e l e c t r i c 683.90 661.95 wrapping machinery 662.10-20 685.60 x - r a y s, apparatus based on the use of 709.61-63 MACKEREL (see FISH) MADDER, dyeing and tanning p r e p a r a t i o n s 1;70.10-15 709.66; 851;.10 MAGIC TRICKS 737.65 MAGNESIA— carbonate of, articles nspf 523.51 685.22 refractory 531.01-01; MAGNESITE— 685.60 bricks 531.21; 682.60 crude, and c a u s t i c c a l c i n e d 522.61-61; dead-burned, and fused 531.01-Oi; 661.35 MAGNESIUM (see a l s o METALS) — conjjounds— 66l.l|.0-55 s a l t s of organic acids 1;27.28 other 1;19.20-38 67U.20 metal 628.55-59 662.1^0 MAGNETIC— chucks, clamps, v i s e s, and s i m i l a r work holders 682.70-90 678.20 recording media, not recorded 721;.1;5 672.05-25 recordings 721;.20; 72l;.35-l;0 MAGNETOS AND MAGNETO-GENERATORS for i n t e r nal-combustion engines 683.60 MAGNETS— 678.20 678.10 ceramic 535.ll; 685.70 electro 682.90 permanent 682.70 683.95 MAGNIFHNG GLASSES 708.85 826.20. MAH-JONG 73I1.I5 Sch 7 Pt 5 MAIL CARS, r a i l r o a d 690.15 MALEIC ANHyDRIDE IffiSINS 1;05.25 MALT 132.15-20 662.35-50 extract 132.25-30 683.60 MAMEYES COLORADOS (see a l s o FRUITS) ll;6.80-8l MANGANESE (see also METALS) — 662.50 conpounds— 660.15 s a l t s of organic acids 1;26.52-51; other la? •hO-hk copper ( a l l o y) Sch 6 Pt 2C Hdnte 2 (b)(i) 612.17 ferrosllicon (alloy) Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2 (e) ( v l i) 607.57 711.25 metal 632.32 671+.80-90 ore 601.27 709.01-27 MANGLES 670.i;2 710.0U-U2 MANGOES ( s e e a l s o FRUITS) lU7.90-91 68li.62-61; 685.20 670.00-71; 851.1;0 709.1;0; 709.1i5

MANGROVE, d y e i n g and t a n n i n g p r e p a r a t i o n s MANICURE—

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MAH-MADE FIBERS (cellulosic (rayon, acetate, etc.) and noncellulosic (azlon, nylon, nytril, olefin, saran, spandex, vinal, vinyon, etc.)) Soh 3 Pt IE Hdnte 2 fibers Sch 3 Ft IE Hdnte 3(f) not processed 309.U1-50 processed 309.80-90 filaments Sch 3 Pt IE Hdnte 3(a) grouped Sch 3 PtlE Hdnte 3(e) 309.28-35 monofilaments Sch 3 Pt IE Hdnte 3(b) 309.02-06 plexiform Sch 3 Ft IE Hdnte 3(c) 309.10 strips Sch 3 Pt IE Hdnte 3(d) 309.20-2S grouped Sch 3 Pt IE Hdnte 3(e) 309.28-35 waste and advanced waste 309.60-75 yarns 309.98-310.91 MANNA U35.05-10 MANTELS, of ceramic tile 532.Ul MANTLES, alcohol, gas, kerosene, etc 755.30 MANURES U8O.IO MANUSCRIPTS 273.60 MAPS— for institutions 850.10; 851.10 printed 273.35-UO for U.S. Government 83O.OO HARBLE, and articles of 5lU.51-81 MARBLES, glass 5U0.33-37 MARCASITES— articles of, nspf 520.61 crude 520.11

c u t, but not s e t MARINE-ANIMAL OILS—

520.37

crude or refined 177.02-UO halogenated, nitrated, or vulcanized li90.05 hydrogenated 178.10 sulfonated or sulfated U65.80 MARINE GLUE PITCH i;93.1i6 MARJORAM, spice I61.51-53 MARKING-OUT INSTRUMENTS 710.60-80 MARKING PENS 760.l5 MARRONS, prepared or preserved and glacei—- lU5.01jlli5.02;l5U.10 MARSHMALLOW OR ALTHEA U35.05-10 MASSAGE APPARATUS 709.1*0 MASTER ALLOTS Sch 6 Pt 20 Hdnte 2(b) 612.15-20

MASTER RECORDS MASTS, l a t t i c e, of base metal MATCHES white phosphorus, importation, prohibited

MATElMATHEMATICAL CALCUUTING INSTRUMENTS MATS (see also FLOOR COVERINGS) — of glass fiber, nontextile of mineral wool of rubber or plastics (furnishings) of textile m a t e r i a l s — furnishings pile, of coir

72li.30 652.914-98 755.05-10 Sch 7 Pt 9A Hdnte 1

160.60-65 710.60-61 5U0.71 522.81 772.35 Sch 3 Pt 5C Hdnte 1 385.95

References to Tariff Schedules MATTES, metal-bearing Sch 6 Pt 1 Hdnte 2(b) MATTING (see FLOOR COVERINGS) MATTOCKS 6U8.53 MATTRESS(ES) 727.80 covers and pads, of textile m a t e r i a l s — Soh 3 Ft SB Hdntel(a) MEAL— bone U80.U0 fish and whale 18)4.55 grain Sch 1 Pt 7B Hdnte 1 MEAT— extract, including fluid 107.80 offal, edible 106.80-85; 107.70-75 not fit for human consumption, including offal l8h.55; I8U.60-65 MEATS, fresh, chilled, frozen, prepared, or preserved— beef 106.10; IO7.UO-6O bird 105.10-8U deer (except reindeer) 106.50; 107.70-75 frog 106.60; 107.65-66 game animal 106.50-55; 107.70-75 horses, for human consumption (see MEAT) 106.65 lamb 106.30; 107.70-75 mutton 106.20; 107.70-75 pork 106.UO; 107.30-36 sausages 107.10-25 other (except offals) 106.70-75; 107.70-75 MECHANICAL— appliances for preparing or serving food or drink, non-industrial, not electrically powered 61*9.57 ash dischargers, grates, stokers, e t c — 661.25 chairs, with elevating, rotating, or reclining movements, for dentists, barbers, etc ^727.02-OU pencil(s) 760.10-12

actions shovels MECHANO-THERAPI APPLIANCES MECHLIN (or MALINES), NETTING MEDALS—

760.38 66U.05 709.1+0 352.UO

bestowed by foreign countries or citizens thereof 813.15; 827.00 jewelry Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(a)j 7U0.05-37 religious 7U0.55-60 MEDICAL— furniture 727.02-OU instruments and apparatus 709.01-27 MEDICINAL(S) — bath salts U61.05-10 drugs— benzenoid Sch k Pt IC Hdnte 5; U07.O2-9O nonbenzenoid Sch U Pt 3 Hdnte 2 U35.05-UUO.00 mineral oil, medicinal grade U75.UO soap and soap powder U66.25 wadding, gauze, bandages, etc, impregnated with U95.05 MEERSCHAUM, crude 522.71 MELAMINE RESINS UU5.35 MELONS (see also FRUITS) IU6.10-36 MEN'S JiND BOYS' WEARING APPAREL (see also WEARING APPAREL Sch 3 Pt 6 Hdnte 2 (b); 380.03-90 MENTHOL U37.6U

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MERCUEY (see a l s o HETALSJ — compounds— s a l t s of organic a c i d s other metal mixtures of ores— pigments MESITILENE MESO-INOSITOL HEXA.NICOTINATE METACRESOL METAL— -bearing ores and other

1+26.56 I4I9.50-51; 632.3U 1+23.86 601.30 U73.66 1+01.1+8 Sch 1 Pt 3 Hdnte 2; 1+37.65 + 1+B3.1+1+ Sch 6 Pt 1 Hdnte 2 (a) and (b); 601.03-603,70

coins (see a l s o INTANGIBLES) 653.22 - c u t t i n g and -working to o l s (see TOOLS) embossing and stamping m a t e r i a l s 61+1+.95 expanded, of base metal 652.80 flitters 61+1+. 98 METAI^, base and p r e c i o u s, including the i r a l l o y s (see a l s o ELATES, SHEETS, STRIPS, BARS, RODS, SECTIONS, PIPES, WIRE, WASTE AND SCRAP, e t c.) Sch 6 Hdnte 2 alloys Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 2 base metal Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 2 (c) aluminum Sch 6 Pt 2D Hdnte 2 copper Sch 6 Pt 20 Hdnte 2 master a l l o y s Sch 6 Pt 20 Hdnte 2(b) i r o n or s t e e l Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(h) ferroalloys Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e) lead Sch 6 Pt 2G Hdnte 2 nickel -Sch 6 Pt 2E Hdnte 2 tin Sch 6 Pt 2F Hdnte 2 zinc Sch 6 Pt 2H Hdnte 2 other (see a l s o name of s p e c i f i c kind) Sch 6 Pt 2J and K Hdntes 2 precious metal (see a l s o name of s p e c i f i c kind) Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 2 (b); base m e t a l s, unwrought and wrought (see a l s o name of s p e c i f i c kind) Sch 6 Hdnte 2(b) Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3 (a) and ( c ' aluminum 618.01-1+7 copper ' 612,02-613.16 607.01-610,80 i r o n or s t e e l lead 621+. 02-51+ nickel 620.02-50 tiji 622.02-1+0 zinc 626.02-1+5 other (see a l s o name of s p e c i f i c kind)' 628.05-633.00 precious metals (see a l s o name of s p e c i f i c k i n d), unwrought and semimanufactured Sch 6 Hdnte 2 (a); Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3 (a); Sch 6 Pt 2A Hdnte 2 (b); 605.02-70 312.30 METALIZED lARNS1+1^5.05 METHACRYLIC ACID RESIMS 1+03,1+1+ METAPARACRESOL 710.01+-50 METEOROLOGICAL INSTRUMENTS Sch 7 Pt 2 METERS ( s e e a l s o name o f s p e c i f i c k i n d) 1+75.15 METHAHE METHIL--

aciylate alcohol anthranilate salicylate METHYLANTHRACENE METHXLNAPHTHAIENE METHXLPHEMETHyLHYDANTOIN METHyL-2-PIRROLIDONE METRONOMES MICA, and articles of

25-555 O - 64 - 32

1+28.66 1+27.96 1+08.25 1+08.75 1+01.50 1+01,52 1+07,1+5 1+25,2 726,10 516.11-91+

MICROMETERS MICROMETRIC READING APPARATUS ( o p t i c a l) MICROPHONES MICROSCOPES— compound o p t i c a l e l e c t r o n, p r o to n, and s i m i l a r MICROTOMES MIDDLE OIL MILK AND CREAM— articles of condensed or evaporated dried fermented milk fluid, fresh or sour ice cream malted milk milk drink, chocolate whey

710,65 710,88 681+,70 708,71-76 708.78 711,88 1+01,70 II8.3O 115.30-1+0 115,1+5-60 II8.IO 115,00-25 118.25 II8.30 118.15 118.00,05

MILLINERS' WIRE 61+2,96-97 MILI£, metal r o l l i n g 67l+,20 MILLSTONES 519,71 MENERAl— fluxes, natural 522,31-1+5 o i l, medicinal grade 1+75,1+0 s a l t s, obtained by evaporation of mineral s p r i n g water 1+93,1+0 specimens, for e x h i b i t i o n i n s c i e n t i f i c public collections 852.10 s u b s t a n c e s, and articles of, nspf Sch 5 Pt IK Kdnte Ij. 523.81-91+ waters 166,10 waxes I+9I+.20-21+ wool, i n b u l k, i n b a t t s, b l a n k e t s, e t c 522,81 MINER'S DIAMONDS 520,23 MINES (munitions of wax) 730,93 MINING FUSES 755,50 MINT LEAVES, s p i c e 161.55-57 MtEROHS— of base metal 652.70-72 of f l a t g l a s s 5I+I+,51-51+ medical, d e n t a l, e t c 709,01 o p t i c a l elements, whether or not mounted 708,07; 708,27 MISSILES, guided 730.93 MITTENS Sch 7 Pt IC Hdnte 1(a) MIXERS— concrete (motor vehicle) 692.15 food, nonindustrial— mechanical, non-electrical 61+9,57 with self-contained electric motor 683,32 MIXES — concrete 511,21-25 ramming, refractory and heat-insulating 531,11 MIXING MACHINERY, for earth, stone, ores, or other minerals in solid form 678,20 MIXTURES (see also COMMINGLING) — of candied, crystallized, or glace nuts, fruit, or vegetable substances l51+,90 chemical Sch 1 Hdnte 3 + of benzenoid chemical products 1+01,80; 1+03.90; 1+09,00 of fatty substances provided for in Sch 1+, Pt 8 A or 13A 1+91,00 of hydrocarbons 1+75,65-70 of inorganic compounds 1+23,80-96 nspf 1+32,00 of organic compounds (nonbenzenoid) 1+30.00 of plastics materials, synthetic (nonbenzenoid) 1+1+5.75 of rubber (natural, chlorinated, synthetic, or reclaimed) m+6.30

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The Ramayana/Book I/Canto LIX: The Sons of Vas'ishtha

Then Kus'ik's son, by pity warmed, Spoke sweetly to the king transformed: 'Hail! glory of Ikshváku's line: I know how bright thy virtues shine. Dismiss thy fear, O noblest Chief, For I myself will bring relief. The holiest saints will I invite To celebrate thy purposed rite: So shall thy vow, O King, succeed, And from thy cares shalt thou be freed. Thou in the form which now thou hast, Transfigured by the curse they cast,-- Yea, in the body, King, shalt flee, Transported, where thou fain wouldst be. O Lord of men, I ween that thou Hast heaven within thy hand e'en now, For very wisely hast thou done, And refuge sought with Kus'ik's son.'

Thus having said, the sage addressed His sons, of men the holiest, And bade the prudent saints whate'er Was needed for the rite prepare. The pupils he was wont to teach He summoned next, and spoke this speech: 'Go bid Vas'ishtha'a sons appear, And all the saints be gathered here. And what they one and all reply When summoned by this mandate high, To me with faithful care report, Omit no word and none distort.'

The pupils heard, and prompt obeyed, To every side their way they made. Then swift from every quarter sped The sages in the Vedas read. Back to that saint the envoys came, Whose glory shone like burning flame, And told him in their faithful speech The answer that they bore from each: 'Submissive to thy word, O Seer, The holy men are gathering here. By all was meet obedience shown: Mahodaya refused alone.

And now, O Chief of hermits, hear What answer, chilling us with fear, Vas'ishtha's hundred sons returned, Thick-speaking as with rage they burned: 'How will the Gods and saints partake The offerings that the prince would make, And he a vile and outcast thing, His ministrant one born a king? Can we, great Bráhmans, eat his food, And think to win beatitude, By Vis'vámitra purified?' Thus sire and sons in scorn replied, And as these bitter words they said, Wild fury made their eyeballs red.

Their answer when the arch-hermit heard, His tranquil eyes with rage were blurred; Great fury in his bosom woke, And thus unto the youths he spoke: 'Me, blameless me they dare to blame, And disallow the righteous claim My fierce austerities have earned: To ashes be the sinners turned. Caught in the noose of Fate shall they To Yama's kingdom sink to-day. Seven hundred times shall they be born To wear the clothes the dead have worn. Dregs of the dregs, too vile to hate. The flesh of dogs their maws shall sate. In hideous form, in loathsome weed, A sad existence each shall lead. Mahodaya too, the fool who fain My stainless life would try to stain, Stained in the world with long disgrace Shall sink into a fowler's place. Rejoicing guiltless blood to spill, No pity through his breast shall thrill. Cursed by my wrath for many a day, His wretched life for sin shall pay.'

Thus, girt with hermit, saint, and priest, Great Vis'vámitra spoke--and ceased.


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MIXTURES (see a l s o CCMMINGLING)~Conl-,inued of confections ( c h o c o l a t e, candy, g l a c e ' fruits, etc.)-

Sch 1 Pt IOC Hdnte 1 I81i.70 165.65-70 150.00-01 131.85-90 lli5.90 178.25-30 162.15

feeds and feed i n g r e d i e n t s of f r u i t j u i c e s of f r u i t s, prepared or preserved of g r a i n p r o d u c t s, milled of n u t s, e d i b l e of o i l s, f a t s, and greases of spices of tobaccos, wrapper and f i l l e r Sch 1 Pt 13 Hdnte 2; 170.10-1+9 of vegetable j u i c e s 166.30 of wool and h a i r Sch 3 Pt IC Hdnte 3; li(a)j 307.iiO MOBILE CLINICS A D CRANES D 692.15 MOCCASINS Sch 7 Pt lA Hdnte 2 (c); 700.15 MQDELS— imported under b o n d — for illustrators and photographers of women's wearing apparel of inventions and other improvements in the arts— for institutions, to be used exclusively as exhibits for exhibition to be used exclusively as models train, airplane, boat, etc., whether or not toys, and construction kits or sets therefor MOLASSES—

derived from sugar cane or sugar b e e t s flavored MOLDERS' PATTERNS for manufacture of c a s t i n g s — MOLDING BOXES for metal foundry MOLDING MACHINERY— for s o l i d mineral f u e l s, ceramic p a s t e, unhardened cements, p l a s t e r i n g m a t e r i a l s, or other mineral products i n powder or p a s t e form for rubber or p l a s t i c articles MOLDINGS, wood MOLDS— goldbeaters ' ingot, metallurgical for metal, metal carbides, glass, mineral materials, or rubber or plastics materials MOLYHDATE(S)— ammonium calcium potassium sodium other (classifiable according to cation constituent)

MOLYBDENIM (see also METALS) — compounds (see a l s o MOLYBDATES) metal mixtures of orange pigment ore MONEY (see a l s o INTANGIBLES) cUps metal coins MaUQETHAMOLAMINE

86U.15 861i.lO

851.50 737-05

737.05-l5

l55.20-lil 155-75-76 680.07 680.05

678.20 678.35 202.63-66 792.20 67lt-10

680.10-15 Ul7.28 I4I8.26 U20.22 1|21.10 Itl7.l8-1;23.00

U19.60 628.70-7li lj23.88 U73.18 601.33 Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2 (b); 7li0.05-10 653-22 U25.m

M N G A S (see a l s o MOTIFS)-OORM with a l i g h t - r e f l e c t i n g s u r f a c e pressure-sensitive MONOSCDIUM GLTJTAMATE MONTAN WAX MOP CLOTHS MORTARS, refractory and heat-insulating MOSAIC(S) —

790.50 790.50-55 U25.30j U93.1+2 U91+.20 385.25-30 531.11

cubes, e t c., of g l a s s 51+0.51 original 765.20 for r e l i g i o u s institutions 850.70 t i l e, ceramic 532.21 MOSS, p e a t 192.50 MOSSES, d r i e d, bleached, colored, e t c., and ornamented articles made therefrom 71+8.30-35 MOTIFS, textile (see INSIGNIA) Sch 3 Pt 1 B Hdnte 2 (a) + burnt-out lace 353.10 lace 351.05-90 ornamented 353.50 MOTION-PICTURE— cameras 722.02-01+ filma d v e r t i s i n g, imported under bond 861+.25 exposed, whether or not developed 721+.05-10 made i n the United States, exposed abroad, to be used for noncommercial purposes 805.00 processing and p r i n t i n g equipment 722.96 s e n s i t i z e d, but not exposed 723-05-10 projectors 722.1+2-1+1+ MOTOR— buses 692.05 -cycles 692.50-55 fuel Sch 1 Pt 10 Hdnte 2 (b); 1+75.25 + -generators 682.60 vehicles 692.05-55 imported under bond, for r a c e s and contests 861+.35 MOTORBOATS Gen Hdnte 5 (e); 696.05-1+0 MOTCRS— electric

682.20-55

s t a r t e r, for i n t e r n a l - c o m b u s t i o n engines 683.60 MOUNTINGS, of base metal, s u i t a b l e for f u r n i t u r e, doors, windows, b l i n d s, s t a i r c a s e s, luggage, v e h i c l e coach work, c a s k e t s, c a b i n e t s, e t c Sch 6 Pt 3D; 61+7.00-10 MOUTH ORGANS 725.18 MOVEMENTS— clock 720.02-18 watch 716.08-719.-MCWERS, g r a s s — lawn 666-10 other 666.00 MUFFLERS (wearing a p p a r e l) 372.10-80 MUGS (see TABLEWARE) MULES (see a l s o ANIMALS) 100.03-01+; 100.70-79 shoes 652.1+0 MULTIPLE-GLAZED UNITS, of f l a t g l a s s 51+1+.6I MUNITIONS OF W R A 730.90-93 MURIATE OF POTASH 1+80.50 MUSHROOMS 11+1+.10-20 MUSIC— In books or sheets boxes for institutions in raised print, for the blind MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS toy

273.05-20 725.50 850.10; 851.10 826.10 725-02-726.80 737.60

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UO8.30 U6O.6O 730.10 161.59 I6I.6I 726.25 790.10 U70.50-55

N NAIL FILES, cleaners, nippers, and clippers 6U9.91 (manicure and pedicure) NAII£— 6U6.25-36 of base metal 709.56 bone 6U6.22 hook, and ring 652.75 NAME-PLATES, of base metal NAPHTHALENE— with a solidifying point o f — U01.5U less than 79° C U03.06 79° or above NAPHTHAS, derived from petroleum, shale oil, U75.3S or natural gas NAPHTHENATE(S) — U26.32 copper other (classifiable according to cation constituent under "Salts of organic U26,08-U27.28 acids") U25.81t NAPHTHENIC ACID 2-NAPHTHOL (Beta-naphthol) — suitable for medicinal use U07.O8 other U03.50 NAPHTHOL AS and its derivatives UO6.6O NAPKINS Sch 3 Pt 5C Hdnte 1 NARROW FABRICS Sch 3 Pt UA Hdnte 2(a);3U7.10-3U7.75 NATIVITY SCENES, of rubber or plastics 772.97 NATURAL HISTORY SPECIMENS, for exhibition in scientific public collections 852.10 NAVIGATIONAL INSTRUMENTS 710.0U-50 NECK CHAINS Sch 7 Pt 6 A Hdnte 2(a);7liO.05-37 NECKUCES Sch 7 Pt 6 A Hdnte 2(a)j7U0.05-37 NECTIES, MEN'S AND BOYS' 373.05-30 pins and clips Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(a)57UO.05-37 NEEDLE-POINT TAPESTRY 36U.11-35 NEEDLES— crochet 651.07 darning or handsewing 651.05 books and cases with hand needles only 651.01-03 for embroidery machines 670.6U other, nspf 651.09 latch, spring-beard and other knitting 670.58-62 machine needles medical, dental, surgical, and veterinary 709.21-23 for sewing machines ^ 672.20 NEPHELINE SYENITE 522.33; 522.U3 NEROLI (ORANGE FLOWER) OIL U52.U2 NET (see also LACE OR NET)-making machines— 670.22-23

References to Tariff Schedules NETS AND NETTING— cargo nets, of wire cordage 6U2.20 fish nets and netting— for fish sampling 870.20 landing nets 731.50 of textile materials 355.35-1*5 game and sports nets Sch 7 Pt 5D netting— of textile materials 352.10-80 of wire 61i2.U5-87 for wild birds 870.25 NEWSPAPERS 270.55 NEWSPRINT 252.65 NEWSREELS, not developed, of current events abroad 72U.05 NEWS SOUND RECORDINGS relating to current events abroad 721*.15 NIACIN AND NUCINAMIDE Sch U Pt 3 Hdnte 2; 1;37.82-86 NICKEL (see also METALS) — compounds— salts of organic acids U26.58-6U other UI9.70-76 ore 601.36 silver (alloy) Sch 6 Pt 2C Hdnte 2(a)(i) NICOTINE AND ITS COMPOUNDS U37.13 NIPPERS— hand tools 6U8.8I-89 manicure or pedicure 6U9.91 NIPPLES, nursing, of rubber or plastics 772.1*0 NITER CAKE 1*20.7U NITRIC ACID 1*16.25 NITRILES l*0J,60i 1*25-00; hiS.t^ NITRATE(S) — ammonium 1*17.30 barium 1*17.76 calcium 1*80.20 fertilizers and fertilizer materials 1*80.20-25; 1*80.60; 1*80.65 guanidine 1*25. ^0 lead 1*19.02 potassium 1*20.21*; U8O.6O sodium 1*80.25 strontium 1*21.71* thorium 1*22.10 other (classifiable according to cation constituent) J la7.18-1*23.00; 1*25.52 NITRITE(S) — sodium 1*21.11* other (classifiable according to caton constituent) 1*17.18-1*23.00 NITROGEN 1*15.50 compounds and salts thereof (30c also NITRATES, and NITRITES) 1*25.00-52 nitrogenous fertilizers and fertilizer materials . 1*80.10-30; 1*80.65; 1*80.60 NITROPARAFFIMS 1^25.32 NOILS— of man-made fibers 309.60 of silk 308.10 of wool 307.06-08 NOISEMAKERS 737.70 NONENUMERATED PRODUCTS 798.00-799.00 NONWOVEN FABRICS 355.05-25 NOODLES 182.35-36 NOTTINGHAM LACE 351.60-70 NUMBERBJG MACHINES 676.12

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References to Tariff Schedules NUMBERS— of base metal textile (see MOTIFS) NURSERY STOCK NURSING—

652.75 125.01-80

cushions., of rubber or p l a s t i c s n i p p l e s and p a c i f i e r s, of rubber or plastics NUTMEGS NUTS(S) — of b a s e

772. ii2 772.UO 161.63-65

metal—

of i r o n or s t e e l other NUTS(S) — charcoal edible candied, c r y s t a l l i z e d, o r glace g a l l, dyeing and tanning p r e p a r a t i o n s o i l s (see OILS, FATS, AND GREASES) oil-bearing— palm tung other NUX VOMICA

6U6.56 61+6.75-76 200.30 ili5.01-90 Ijl^. 10; 15U.50-51

U70.30 175.27-30 175.5U 175.57 U35.65

0 OAK, dyeing and tanning preparations U7O.5OOAKUM 385. OATS 130. milled 131.25-27; 131. OBOES Sch 7 Ft 3A Hdnte 2 (b); 725. OCHERS U72.1;0; li73. OCTYL ALCOHOL U27. ODOMETERS 711.

ODORIFEROUS SUBSTANCES, not marketable as cosmetics, perfumery, or to i l e t preparations— benzenoid, not mixed and not c o n t a i n i n g alcohol other OFFICE— h e a t i n g or cooking a p p a r a t u s, n o n - e l e c t r i c machines Sch 6 Ft l+G Hdnte 2 (a); s u p p l i e s and equipment for foreign governments and p u b l i c international organizations OILCLOTHS OIL GAS-TAR— crude pitch OIL(S), FATS, AND GREASES — animal, crude or r e f i n e d Sch 1 Ft li+C Hdnte 1;

U08.05U6O.IO- 90 653.Ii5676.058UI. 356.06UOl. liOl. 177.02-

anthracene oil UOl. creosote oil UOl. derivatives of (see ACIDS, fatty, and ALCOHOLS, fatt) distilled or essential oils, including terpeneless U52.02fruit oils (except distilled or essential) U50.10fuel oils, distillate and residual U75.05halogenated, animal or vegetable U90. hardened or hydrogenated 178, light oil liOl, lubricating oils and greases 1;75.1;5mineral oil, of medicinal grade U75. mixtures, artificial, of crude or refined or vegetable oils, fats, or greases 178,25nitrated, animal or vegetable U90. petroleum, crude Sch h Ft 10 Hdnte 2 (a); U75.05products of American fisheries Sch 1 Ft 15A Hdnte 180.00J 180. shale oil, crude U7S.OSsod oil 178.

OIL(S), FATS, AND GREASES—Continued sulfonated or s u l f a t e d animal or vegetable tall oil t a r - a c i d (middle o i l) v e g e t a b l e, crude o r f e f l n e d

U65.65-85 1+93.82 1+01.70 Sch 1 Ft ll+B Hdnte 1; 176.01-90 1+90.05 1+91+.2+0 519.61

vulcanized, animal or vegetable wood t a r o i l OILSTONES, h and OKRA (see VEGETABLES) OLEIC ACID 1+90.10 OLEOMARGARINE II6.3O OLEO OIL AND OLEO STEARIN (see a l s o OILS, FATS, AND GF.EASES) 177.52 OLEYL ALCOHOL 1+90.65 OLIVES (see a l s o FRUITS) IU8.1+0-56 OLIVE OIL (see a l s o OILS, FATS, AND GREASES)— 176.28-30 ONIONS (see VEGETABLES) OWa, and articles of 5ll+.51-81 OPERA GLASSES 708.51 OFHTHALMIC INSTRUMENTS 709.03-05; 709.27 OPIUM— a l k a l o i d s and the i r compounds U37.11t crude or advanced 1+35.70 t i n c t u r e s of 1+37.71+ OPTICAL— appliances and i n s t r u m e n t s Sch 7 Ft 2 Hdnte 3 nspf 708.85-93 crystals, synthetic— not o p t i c a l l y worked 5I+O.6I-67 o p t i c a l l y worked 708.01-29 elements— mounted 708.21-29 not mounted 708.01-09 glass— not o p t i c a l l y worked 5U0.61-67 o p t i c a l l y worked 708.01-29 ORANGE— flower o i l 1+52.1+2 oil 1+52.i4l+ pigments— mineral 1+73.5U molybdenum 1+73.18 organic ( l a k e s and to n e r s) I+O6.7O ORANGES (see a l s o FRUITS) 11+7.29-32 ORES AND CONCENTRATES, m e t a l - b e a r i n g Sch 6 Ft 1 Hdnte 2 (a); 601.03-602.31 ORGANO-SILICON RESINS 1+1+5.50 ORGANS 725.10-12 mouth 725.18 ORIENTAL, IMITATION, f l o o r coverings 360.25 ORIGANUM (OREGANO) — oil 1(52.1+6 spice 161.67-90 ORNAMENTED ( textile s) — articles, textile— articles, nspf 386.05 luggage and handbags 706.20-21+ definition Sch 3 Hdnte 3 (a) fabrics— lace 351.05-90 netting 352.10-20 nspf 353.50 veiling 350.00 furnishings, textile — bedding 363.01-25 lace and net furnishings and other furnishings

365.00-85

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References to T a r i f f Schedules ORNAMENTED ( textile s) — C o n t i n u e d wearing a p p a r e l, textile — corsets, girdles, brassieres, etc gloves and glove l i n i n g s handkerchiefs hosiery mufflers, scarves, etc neckties other wearing apparel underv7ear ORNAMENTS — ceramic Christmas— of g l a s s of rubber or p l a s t i c s feather glass hair jewelry and r e l a t e d articles natural plants textile (see MOTIFS) wood ORRIS OIL ORTHOCEESOL ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OSCILLOMETERS OSMIUM (see also METALS) compounds metal OSSEIN OSTRICH FEATHERS OUHICURY WAX OVENS

OXYCHLORIDE(S) — phosphorus other (classifiable according to cation constituent) OXYGEN

376.2U 70U.05-35 370.0li-20 therapy apparatus 37U.05-35 372.05-10 OZONE THERAPY APPARATUS 373-05 OYSTER(S) (see a l s o SHELLFISH) juice 380.03 378.05

I+I7.I8-I+23.OO 1+15.50 709.1+5 709.1+5 III+.3U-I+O III+.55

53^.11-97 5U5.81-87 772-95-97 7U8.1i0 5U6.11-57 750.20-22 Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2; 7U0.05-37 7U8.35 202.66 U52.U8 U03.UU 709.57 709.11 U23.00 605.02-08; 605.60-70 U55.12 I86.IO U9li-l6

electric 683-95 i n d u s t r i a l and laboratory, n o n - e l e c t r i c 66I.3O OVERNIGHT BAGS Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2 (a)(i) OVERSHOES Sch 7 Pt U Hdnte 1 OXALATE(S) — calcium I4.26.lii sodium U27 -02 strontium potassium U27.06 t i t a n i u m potassium U27.18 other ( c l a s s i f i a b l e according to c a t i o n c o n s t i t u e n t under " S a l t s of organic acids" and under "esters of acids and monohydric alcohols") OXALIC ACID OXIDE(S)--

1+19.80

Ii26.08-U27.28 U?8-72 U25-86

aluminum U17-12 antimony U17-50 barium U17-78 butylene 1+28.80 cerium Ul8.it2 cobalt UI8.6O cupric UlS.yli cuprous (pigment) U73-2li. diphenyl Ii08.l5 diphenylene UOl-32 ethylene 1+28.8U i r o n (pigments) — natural 1+73.1+0-50; 1+73.32-1+0 synthetic 1+73.30 leaded zinc (pigment) 1+73-U6-50 magnesium 1+19-32 nickel 1+19-72 mixtures of 1+23.90 propylene '• 1+28.86 strontium t+21.76 thorium 1+22.12 t i n, black 6OI.I+8 uranium 1+22.50 zinc (pigment) 1+73.76-78 zirconium 1+22.80 other ( c l a s s i f i a b l e according to c a t i o n constituent 1+17.61+-1+23.00 and under "epoxides and halogenated epoxides") 1+28.88

PACHISI GAMES PACIFIERS, n u r s i n g, of rubber or p l a s t i c s PACKING— jute, twisted machinery molded of cotton and rubber PADDINGS OR IMTERLININGS PADDLES, canoe PADLOCKS PADS — glass fiber wood e x c e l s i o r PAILS, of rubber or p l a s t i c s PAINTINGS — executed wholly by hand imported under bond for institutions PAINT(S)

731+.15 772.1+0 385-10 662.10-20 385.15 356.80 696.30 61+6.60-85 51+0.71 200.25 772.25 765.05-07 862.10; 86I+.7O 850.10; 851.10 Sch 1 Pt 9C Hdnte 2; + 1+71+.30-35

a r t i s t s ', s t u d e n t s ', and c h i l d r e n ' s, whether or not i n s e t s 1+71+.02-08 brush and r o l l e r h and l e s, of wood 206.52 brushes— artists' 750.50-60 other 750.65 rollers 750.80 PAJAMAS Sch 3 Pt 6 F PALINGS, f e n c e, wooden 200.75 PALLADIUM (see also METALS) — coirpounds 1+23.00 metal 605.02-08; 605.60-70 PALM— l e a f, articles of Sch 2 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(d) nut k e r n e l s 175-27 nuts 175.30 o i l s, palm and palm-kernel— crude or r e f i n e d 176.32-36 d e r i v a t i v e s (see f a t t y a c i d s, a l c o h o l s, etc.) halogenated, n i t r a t e d, o r vulcanized— 1+90.05 hydrogenated I78.IO sulfonated or s u l f a t e d 1+65-65 PALMAROSA OIL 1+52-50 PAMPHLETS, i n r a i s e d p r i n t, for the b l i n d 826.10 PANELS— c e l l u l a r, wood Sch 2 Pt 3 Hdnte 1 (d); 21+5.60 control 685.90 indicator, electrical 685-70 of rubber or p l a s t i c s 772.35 textile Sch. 3 Pt 5C Hdnte 1 wood-veneer Sch 2 P t 3 Hdnte 1 (c); 21+0.30-60 PANTOGRAPHS 710.80 PAPAIN 1+37.1+8 PAPAYAS (see also FRUITS) II+8.60-66 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD— abrasive 519.51 albums 256.60 articles, nspf 256.75-90 b a s i c papers 252.05-10; 251+.05; 256.13 b i b l e and India paper 252.59-63; 251+.1+0-1+1+ bibulous paper blank books

book paper

252.13-17 256.56-58

252.6?

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PAPER AND PAPERBOARD—Continued boxes 256.U8-5U b u i l d i n g p a p e r s and p a p e r - f e l t s 251-05 calendars 27li. 10-20 carbonizing and carbon paper 252.25-27J 25U-15-18 c i g a r e t t e, c u t to s i z e, c i g a r e t t e books and c i g a r e t t e bookcovers 252.35} 256.10 c l o t h - l i n e d or r e i n for c e d paper 253-35 coated papers 25U. 05-95 condenser paper 252.UO-U2 copying paper— 252.liO-U2 cover paper 252.57 crepe paper 253.15-20 cut to size or shape Sch 2 Pt U Hdnte 2(b)j 256.10-30 decalctomania paper 25U.30-32 drawing paper 252.1+5; 25U.35 envelopes 256.U2-UU combination s h e e t s and envelopes 256.UO f i l t e r i n g paper 252.50; 256.15 glassine 253.30 grease-proof paper 253.30 handmade paper 2 53.P5-rl0 hanging paper 252.55 h e a t - s e n s i t i v e, for d u p l i c a t i n g or recording 723.35 in^iregnated 25U.05-95 l a b e l s, f l a p s, and bands 27U.23-35 leatherboard 251. U9 lithographically printed Sch 2 Pt k Hdnte 2 (c); 25U.50; 25U.58; 25U.90-95 newsprint Sch 2 Pt l^B Hdnte 3 j 252.65 nspf 252.77-79; 252.90; 25U.63-95 paperboard Sch 2 P t UB Hdnte 2; 251.35-51 papeteries Sch 2 Pt U Hdnte 1; C 256.35 parchment paper— imitation, including glassine 253.30 vegetable 253.25 photographic, b l u e p r i n t, and brown p r i n t, s e n s i t i z e d but not exposed 723.30-32 photographic, b a s i c, u n s e n s i t i z e d 252.05; 252.10; 25U.05; 256.13 p o t t e r y paper 252.1i0-U2 p r e s s board and p r e s s paper 251.15 p r i n t i n g papers 252.57-67; 25U.UO-50 silver halide 723-30 ^ i r a l s and streamers 737-70 s t e r e o t y p e paper 252-70-73 straw paper and strawboard 251-25 t i s s u e paper 252.UO-U2; 252.77-79; 25U.63-65 t u b e s, for h o l d i n g t h read or y a m 256.65-67 wall paper 256.05 waste and scrap 250.OU wax or p a r a f f i n - c o a t e d 25U.5U

PAPER AND PAPERBOARD—Continued wrapping writing paper

g j g. 81-86 ,, -, ^ 2 5 2. 7 5. 251i.56-$8; 256.20-25 312. UO

yarns PAPER MAKING— machines for making, p r o c e s s i n g, or f i n i s h i n g paper or paperboard or making materials for 253-02-OU them up i n to articles and part s 668-00-07 PAPETERIES Sah 2 Pt UC Hdnte 1; 256-35 PAPIER MACHE— articles of, nspf 256-75 boxes 256.148-51* PAPRIKA 161.71 PARACETALIlEHYDE U27-5U PARACHUTES 69U.70 PARACRESOL U03.l4lt PARASOLS (see UMBRELLAS) PARAFFIN U9U.22 PARAFORMALDEHYDE 1*27.56 PARCHMENT 120.50 paper— imitation 253.30 vegetable 253.25 PARSLEY 161.73-75 PARTS (see a l s o name of s p e c i f i c part, or refer to the provision applicable to the a r t i c l e of which i t i s a part) Gen Hdnte l O ( i j) PARTY FAVORS 737.70 PASSENGER CARS, r a i l r o a d and railway 69O.15 PASTELS— executed wholly by hand 765.05-07 iirported under bond 862.10; 861*.70 for institutions 850.10; 851.10 PASTES — alimentary 182.35-36 cosmetic U61.U0-U5 fish 113.01 fruit 152.U2-71 nut Sch 1 Pt 9A Hdnte 2 of v e g e t a b l e s, or of v e g e t a b l e s and meat or f i s h 182.11 PASTEURIZING MACHINERY, i n d u s t r i a l, p l a n t, and laboratory equipment 66I.7O PATCHOULI — oil U52.52 leaves 162.15 PATTERNS, m o l d e r s ', for the manufacture of castings 68O.O7 PEACHES (see a l s o FRUITS) 11*8.70-76 PEALS 725.3U PEANUTS (see also NUTS) 11*5.20-21; 11*5.1*8-1*9 oil, crude or refined (see also OILS, FATS, AND GREASES) 176.38 PEARL ESSENCE (pigment) 1*73.82

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PEARLS, drilled or not drilled, not strung and not s e t — imitation 7U1.10 .natural or cultured 7Ul.05-O6 HEARS (see also FRUITS) lU8.80-86 PEAS (see VEGETABLES) PEBBLE, BRAZILIAN, crude 521.21 PECANS (see also NUTS) 1U5.22; 1U5.50 PECTIN U55.0U PEDAL CARS, for children 732.50-52 PEDICURE— implements 6U9.91 sets 651.11-13 PEDOMETERS 711.98 PELLETS — metal, unwrought Sch 6 Ft 2 Hdnte 3(a) wire, iron or steel 608.IO

PENCIL(S) — ball-point cased clutch c l i p s, and - p o i n t p r o t e c to r s

760.05 76O.U8 760.12 760.ii5

hair leads mechanical actions therefor

nspf PENDANTS PEN KNIVES

750.50-60 760.50-58 76O.IO 760.38

760.U6 Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2 (a); 7li0.05-35 61i9.71-85

PEN(S) — ball-point, fountain, and stylographic lettering, used by draftsmen marketing, felt-tip ruling point holders

points PENTAEHTTHRITOL PENTOXIDE(S) — vanadium other (classified under cation constituent)

PEPPER(S) — spice v e g e t a b l e s (see VEGETABLES) PEPPERMINT OIL— from mentha p i p e r i t a from mentha a r v e n s i s (commint o i l) PERCH (see FISH) PERCHLORATE(S) — ammonium potassium other ( c l a s s i f i a b l e according to c a t i o n constituent) PERCHLORETHYLENE PERCUSSION— caps hammers musical instruments

760.05 710.76 76O.15 710.80 760.20

760.30-32 1428.32 U22.60 Iil7.l8-U23.00

I6I.77-8U ii52.51i 1;52.22 U17.32 1|20.26 Itl7.l8-li23.00 U29.3U 730.91 709-10 725.30-UO

PERENNIALS, herbaceous PERFUMERY perfumes PERILLA—

125.30 U61.05-U5 U61.30-35

o i l, crude or r e f i n e d (see a l s o OILS, FATS, AND GREASES) 176.UO seed 175.33 PERIODICALS Sch 2 Pt 5 Hdnte 2 (c); 270.60-65 PERMANGANATE(S) — potassium U20.28 other ( c l a s s i f i a b l e according to c a t i o n constituent) la7.18-1*23.00 PERSIAN BERRY, dyeing and t a n n i n g p r e parations U70.10-15 PERSONAL AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS (see EFFECTS) PERSUIJ'ATE(S) — potassium U2O.3O other ( c l a s s i f i a b l e according to c a t i o n constituent) Ia7.l8-U23.00 PESSARIES, of rubber or p l a s t i c s 772.U2 PESTICIDES— benzenoid U05.15 other (see s p e c i f i c compound, Sch U, P t s 2 and 13) PETIT-POINT TAPESTRY 36U.05-35 PETROLEUM— c a l c i n e d, not s u i t a b l e for fuel 517.51 crude, r e c o n s t i t u t e d c r u d e, and topped crude fuel oils, distillate and residual greases hydrocarbon mixtures, nspf kerosene lubricating oils mineral oils, medicinal grade motor fuel

1*75.05-10 U75.05-10 U75.55-60 14.75.65-70 U75.30 U75.1*5-50 1*75.1*0 Sch 1 Pt 10 Hdnte 2(b); 1*75.25 1*75.35 1*91*. 22 1*52.56 51*7.53-55 1*07.20 1*01.56 1*08.1*0 1*03.1*0 1*05.25 1*07.75 1*08.35

naphthas waxes PETTIGRAIN OIL PHARMACEUTICAL GLASSWARE PHENACETIN PHENANTHRENE PHENETHYL ALCOHOL PHENOL PHENOLIC RESIN PHENOLPHTHALEIN PHENYLACETALDEHYDE PHENYLBENZYLAMINOETHYLIMIDAZOLIIJE HYDROCHLORIDE 1*07.55 PHLOGOPITE 516.11-21 PHONOGRAPH(S) 685.32 radio-phonographs 685.30 records 72h.25 PHOSPHOR COPPER Sch 6 Pt 2C Hdnte 2(b)(ii); 612.15

PHOSPHORIC ACID glycero

la6.30 1*37.51*

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References to Tariff Schedules PHOSPHATE(S} — ammonium klj.3h crude ~^U80.U5 dicalcium U18.28 sodium (except.pyrophosphates) It21.l6-18 other (classifiable according to cation constituent Itl7.l8-U23.00 and under other esters of monohydric alcohols it28,.72 PHOSPHATIC FERTILIZERS AND FERTILIZER MATERIALS U80.IO; U80.3S-U5; U80.70 PHOSPHORUS U1S.3S compounds (see also PHOSPHATES) PHOTOCELLS 687.60 PHOTO-ENGRAVED PUTES 668.38 PHOTOFINISHING EQUIPMENT (still picture) 722.86-9U PHOTO-FUSH LAMPS 686.50 PHOTOGRAMERICAL SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS 710.OU PHOTOGRAPHS— imported under bond— for exhibition 862.10; 86U.70 for testing, experimental, or review purposes 86U.30 for institutions 850.10; 8SI.IO nspf Sch 2 Pt? Hdnte 2(d); 27lt.50; 27U.70 for U.S. Government 83O.OO PHOTOGRAPHIC— camera— attachments 722.6U -enlargers 722.10; 722.18 -projectors 722.1;6 cameras— motion-picture 722.02-Oli other 722.10-16 chemicals— benzenoid I4O5.20 nonbenzenoid (see s p e c i f i c compounds, Sch U, P t 2) dry p l a t e s 723.25 product of United States, exposed abroad 80S.OO equipment— bags Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a) (ii) photofinishing (still picture) 722.86-9lt for processing and finishing motionpicture film 722.96 emulsion, photo-sensitive, in sheets or strips 723.20 enlargers . 722.10; 722.18 film(s) — e d i to r s, s p l i c e r s, title r s, and vieviers 722.52-56 product of United States, exposed abroad 8o5.O0 r e e l s and r e e l cans 722.80 s e n s i t i z e d, but not exposed— motion-picture 723.05-10 other 723.15 waste and scrap 72h.50 flash-lighting apparatus 722.72 gelatin li55.22-2U half-tone screens 722.8U lenses 708.03; 708.21-23 l i g h t meters 722.75 papers— not s e n s i t i z e d 252.05-10; 25U.05; 256.13 s e n s i t i z e d, but not exposed 723.30-32 p r i n t s and film, exposed, whether or not developed, for U.S. Government 83O.OO p r o j e c t i o n screens 722.70

PHOTOGRAPHIC—Continued projectors— motion-picture 722.U2-UU still-picture 722.UO range finders 722.78 slide frames or mounts 722.82 PHOTOGRAVURE PLATES PHOTOMETERS— photographic light meters722.75 other 711.88 PHTHALIC ANHYDRIDE U03.O8 1^05.25 polyester resins 725.02 PIANOS PICCOLOS -Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2 (b); 725.2U PICKETS, fence, wooden 200.75 6U8.53 PICKS 206.85 toothpicks, wood PICOLINES liOl.58 PICTORIAL MATTER Sch 2 Pt 5 Hdnte 1 PIERCING (JEWELERS') SAWS 6U9.11 b la de s 6U9.21 PIEZOEIECTRIC CERAMIC ELEMENTS 535.Ill PIGEON,(S) (see a l s o ANIMALS) 100.15; 100.25-30 timers 7l5.U0 PIG IRON Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(a)(b); 6 0 7. l 5 - l 8 PIGMENTS, and p i g m e n t - l i k e m a t e r i a l s Sch h Pt 9B Hdnte 1; li7 2.02-1+73.90 a r t i s t s ', s t u d e n t s ', and c h i l d r e n ' s, whether or not i n s e t s U7U.02-08 carbon li73.02-06 chromium I4.73.10-20 copper li73.2U iron U73.28-UO lead li73.1ili-62; U73.90 mercury U73.66 organic (lakes and toners) U06.7O pigment-like m a t e r i a l s U72.02-50 titanium U73. 70 zinc U73.20; U73.72-80 other U73.82-90 PIGNOLIA NUTS (see also NUTS) 1U5.2U; 11*5.52 PIGS, metal, unwrought Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(a) PILE(S) — drivers 66U.05 fabrics 3U6.05-65 ribbons (see NARROW FABRICS) wood 200.60 PILING, s h e e t, i r o n or s t e e l 609.96-98 PILLARS, of base metal 652.93-96 PILLOW BLOCKS 680.50 PILLOWCASES Sch 3 Pt 5B Hdnte l (a) PILLOWS 727.80 PIMENTO (ALLSPICE) I61.86-88 PIMIENTOS (see VEGETABLES) PINCERS 61i8.81-89 PINEAPPLE,(S) (see also FRUITS) II18.90-99 juice I65.UU-U6 PINE NEEDLE OIL li52.58 PINS — cotter 61+6. Ii2 dressmakers' or common 7li5.52 d r i v e, for powder-actuated hand to o l s 61+6.15-17

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The Ramayana/Book I/Canto LX: Tris'anku's Ascension

So with ascetic might, in ire, He smote the children and the sire. Then Vis'vámitra, far-renowned, Addressed the saints who gathered round: 'See by my side Tris'anku stand, Ikshváku's son, of liberal hand. Most virtuous and gentle, he Seeks refuge in his woe with me. Now, holy men, with me unite, And order so his purposed rite That in the body he may rise And win a mansion in the skies.'

They heard his speech with ready ear And, every bosom filled with fear Of Vis'vámitra, wise and great. Spoke each to each in brief debate: 'The breast of Kus'ik's son, we know, With furious wrath is quick to glow. Whate'er the words he wills to say, We must, be very sure, obey. Fierce is our lord as fire, and straight May curse us all infuriate. So let us in these rites engage, As ordered by the holy sage. And with our best endeavour strive That King Ikshváku's son, alive, In body to the skies may go By his great might who wills it so.'

Then was the rite begun with care: All requisites and means were there: And glorious Vis'vámitra lent His willing aid as president. And all the sacred rites were done By rule and use, omitting none, By chaplain-priest, the hymns who knew, In decent form and order due. Some time in sacrifice had past, And Vis'vámitra made, at last, The solemn offering with the prayer That all the Gods might come and share. But the Immortals, one and all, Refused to hear the hermit's call.

Then red with rage his eyeballs blazed: The sacred ladle high he raised, And cried to King Ikshváku's son: 'Behold my power, by penance won: Now by the might my merits lend, Ikshváku's child, to heaven ascend. In living frame the skies attain, Which mortals thus can scarcely gain. My vows austere, so long endured, Have, as I ween, some fruit assured. Upon its virtue, King, rely, And in thy body reach the sky.'

His speech had scarcely reached its close When, as he stood, the sovereign rose, And mounted swiftly to the skies Before the wondering hermits' eyes'

But Indra, when he saw the king His blissful regions entering, With all the army of the Blest Thus cried unto the unbidden guest: 'With thy best speed, Tris'anku, flee: Here is no home prepared for thee. By thy great master's curse brought low, Go, falling headlong, earthward go.'

Thus by the Lord of Gods addressed, Tris'anku fell from fancied rest, And screaming in his swift descent, 'O, save me, Hermit?' down he went. And Vis'vámitra heard his cry, And marked him falling from the sky, And giving all his passion sway, Cried out in fury, 'Stay, O stay!'

By penance-power and holy lore, Like Him who framed the worlds of yore, Seven other saints he fixed on high To star with light the southern sky. Girt with his sages forth he went, And southward in the firmament New wreathed stars prepared to set In many a sparkling coronet. He threatened, blind with rage and hate, Another Indra to create, Or, from his throne the ruler hurled, All Indraless to leave the world. Yea, borne away by passion's storm, The sage began new Gods to form. But then each Titan, God, and saint, Confused with terror, sick and faint, To high souled Vis'vámitra hied, And with soft words to soothe him tried: 'Lord of high destiny, this king, To whom his master's curses cling, No heavenly home deserves to gain, Unpurified from curse and stain.'

The son of Kus'ik, undeterred, The pleading of the Immortals heard, And thus in haughty words expressed The changeless purpose of his breast: 'Content ye, Gods: I soothly sware Tris'anku to the skies to bear Clothed in his body, nor can I My promise cancel or deny. Embodied let the king ascend To life in heaven that ne'er shall end. And let these new-made stars of mine Firm and secure for ever shine. Let these, my work, remain secure Long as the earth and heaven endure. This, all ye Gods, I crave: do you Allow the boon for which I sue.' Then all the Gods their answer made: 'So be it, Saint, as thou hast prayed. Beyond the sun's diurnal way Thy countless stars in heaven shall stay: And 'mid them hung, as one divine, Head downward shall Tris'anku shine; And all thy stars shall ever fling Their rays attendant on the king.'

The mighty saint, with glory crowned, With all the sages compassed round, Praised by the Gods, gave full assent, And Gods and sages homeward went.


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References to Tariff Schedules PINS—Continued jewelry S o h 7 P t 6 A Hdnte 2 (a); 7U0.05-35 for making ceramic articles 531-31 safety 7U5.S6 textile 670.70 tuning 726.US single-shaft, pointed on one end and headed on the other 7^5.50-58 PIPE(S) — a s b e s to s and hydraulic cement 5l8.lil base metal Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(e) aluminum 6l8.U5-U7 copper 613.02-12 ceramic, sewer and drain Sch 5 Pt 2B Hdnte 2 (b); 532.61 cutters 6U8.93-95 glass 5UO.U1-U3 i r o n or s t e e l — cast iron 610.56-58 conduits, e l e c t r i c a l 688.30 other than c a s t i r o n 610.30-52 lead 62 U.S0-51i nickel 620.UO-li2 pitch 726.10 rubber or plastics, for gases or liquids 772.65 textile, for gases or liquids 357.90-95 tin 622.ho tobacco Sch 7 Pt 9B Hdnte 1 & 2;756.20-35; 756.50-55 tools 6U8.93-97 zinc 626.U5 PISTACHE NUTS (see a l s o NUTS) lli5.26; 1U5.53 PISTOLS — blank, captive-bolt, and Very light 730.80-81 compressed air or gas (arms) 730.86 firearms 730.10-19 spring- or rubber-operated (arms) 730.86 toy 737.80-90 PITCH— burgandy, marine g l u e, wood U93.U5-U7 coal t a r, b l a s t - f u r n a c e t a r, o i l - g a s t a r, water-gas t a r, t a r coke UOl.60 PITCH PIPES 726.10 PLANES 651.29-31 PLANTAINS (see a l s o FRUITS) lU9.10-16 PLANTERS, a g r i c u l t u r a l 666.00 PLANTING POTS i n part of peat moss 790.UO PLANTS— d r i e d, bleached, c o l o r e d, e t c.; and ornamental articles made therefrom 7^8.30-35 live 125.01-80 for U.S. Department of Agriculture or U.S. Botanic Gardens 835.00 PLAQUES— ceramic 53ii. 21-97 rubber or p l a s t i c s 773.10 PLASTER ROCK, crude, ground, or c a l c i n e d 5l2.21-2li PLASTICIZERS— benzenoid U05.U0 nonbenzenoid (see s p e c i f i c compounds, Sch k, P t s 2 and 13) PLASTICS — articles (see RUBBER AND PLASTICS) materials — benzenoid Soh 1 Pt IC Hdnte 3; U05.25 + nonbenzenoid Sch k P t hA Hdnte 2; UU5.05-75 PUTE GLASS 5U3.11-69

PLATE (S) — base-metal— aluminum copper

Sch 6 Pt 2D Hdnte 3 (c); 618.25-29 Soh 6 Pt 2C Hdnte 3 (a); 612.30-52

iron or s t e e l — nonrectangular in shape rectangular in shape tie, steel

Sch 6

lead

Sch 6

nickel

Sch 6

tin

Sch 6

zinc

Soh 6

609.12-17 609.17; 608.81-96 Pt 2B Hdnte 3 (m); 610.25-26 Pt 2G Hdnte 3 (a); 62U.10-21; Pt 2E Hdnte 3 (a); 620.08-16 Pt 2F Hdnte 3 (a); 622.15-17 Pt 2H Hdnte 3 (a); 626.15-2U 668.Ol; 709.56 652.06 720.67 203.10 723.25

bed, for pulp or paper machines bone • boot or shoe, of oast malleable iron clock-movement -'--•rr. densified wood dry, photographic product of United States, exposed abroad 8o5.O0 engravers', of copper 653.05-07 for manufacturing into brushes for electric generators, motors, etc. 517.81 polarizing material 5U0.67 printing, engraved or otherwise prepared 668.38 rubber or plastic Sch 7 Pt 12B Hdnte l(b);770.05 sign- or name-, of base metal 65?. 75 for soldering, of base metal or metal carbides, coated or cored with flux 653.10-15 tableware (see TABLEWARE) for to o l t i p s, of s i n t e r e d metal carbide 6U9.53 watch-movement 720.65 PLATINUM AND PLATINUM-GROUP METALS (IRIDIUM, OSMIUM, PALLADIUM, RHODIUM, AND RUTHENIUM) (see also MSTALS) — compounds U19.90 leaf 6I4U. 60 metal 605.02-08; 605.60-70 ore 601.39 PLATTERS (see TABLEWARE) PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT 735.20 PUYING CARDS 73U.25 PLEASURE BOATS 696.05-UO PLIERS 6U8.81-89 PLOWS — a g r i c u l t u r a l or h o r t i c u l t u r a l 651.39; 666.00 snow, not s e l f - p r o p e l l e d 66U.05 PLUGS— electrical 685.90 spark and glow, for i n t e r n a l combustion engines 683.60 PLUMBING FIXTURES, ceramic 535.31 PLUMS (see also FRUITS) 1^9.20-23 PLUSHES — f a b r i c s, cotton 31+6.35 furnishings, cotton 366.60 PLYWOOD Sch 2 Pt 3 Hdnte 1 (b); 2UO.10-20

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PMETMATIC— craft hand tools tires

696.35 6714-.60-70 772.1+5-51

POCKETBOOKS (handbags) Sch 7 P t ID Hdnte 2(b) P0C3CET KNIVES 61+9.71-85 POINTS, g l a z i e r s ' 61+6.22 POKER CHIPS 731+.15 POLARBffiTERS 711-86 POLARIZING MATERIAL— i n p l a t e s or sheets 5'+0.67 made i n to o p t i c a l elements 708.09; 708.29 POLES, wood 200.60 POLISHERS, f l o o r, n o n - i n d u s t r i a l, with s e l f contained e l e c t r i c motors 683.30 POLISHING— cloths 385.25-30 creams, l i q u i d s, powders, blackings 1+93.10 s to n e s, hand 519-61 POLLOCK (see FISH) POLO EQUIPMENT 73*+-70-72 POLTALKENE RESINS Sch 1 P t 1 A Hdnte 2j + + 1+1+5-30; 1+1+5-50 POLYAMIDE RESINS Sch k P t IC Hdnte 3; 1+05.25 POLTETHYLEHE RESINS

Sch 1 Pt 1 A Hdnte 2; + + 1+1+5-30 POLYPROPYLENE RESINS Sch 1 Pt 1 A Hdnte 2; + + 1+1+5.50 POLYHTDRIC ALCOHOLS ( i n c l u d i n g g l y c o l s, p o l y g l y c o l s, d i o l s, and p o l y o l s, and e s t e r s, e the r s, and e the r e s t e r s and s u b s t i t u t e d d e r i v a t i v e s) 1+28.30-1+6 f a t t y - a c i d e s t e r s, e the r s and e the r esters 1+65.05-10 of polysaccharides and r a r e saccharides 1+93-65-68 POLYSACCHJmiDES 1+93. 6 5 - 6 8 POLYVINYL RESINS Sch 1 P t 1+A H d n t e 2 + acetal 1+1+5.1+5 acetate 1+1+5 •'+0 alcohol 1+1+5.1+0 butyral 1+1+5 -'t-S e the r and e s t e r r e s i n s — —-—-1+1+5.1+5 formal 1+1+5 -'^5 other 1+1+5 •'t-5 POLYVINYLtDENE CHLORIDE RESINS Sch 1 P t 1+A H d n t e 2; + 1+1+5-1+5 POLYVINYL PYRROLTDONE 1+25-38 POOL EQUIPMENT ( G M E) 73I+.O5-IO; 734.1+0-1+2 POPPY SEED 175-36 o i l (see a l s o OILS, FATS, and GREASES) I76.I+2 PORCELAIN, and articles of (see a l s o s p e c i f i c kinds) Sch 5 P t 2 Hdnte 2(d) and (e) PORK (see MEATS) POROSIMETERS 711.86-88 PORTABLE— lamps— electric, with self-contained source

of base metal stoves of base metal PORTFOLIOS

electrical 683.7O-8O

653.35-I+O 653.1+5-50 Sch 7 P t ID Hdnte 2 (a) ( i i)

POSTAGE-FRANKING MACHINES, i n c o r p o r a t i n g calcxilating mechanism 676.25 POSTCARDS 273.85-95 POSTS— fence or s i g n, of i r o n or s t e e l 653.02-03 part s of s t r u c t u r e s, of base metal— of i r o n or s t e e l 652.93-96 other 652.98 of wood 200.60 POTASH— alum 1+17.1I+ muriate of 1+80.50 POTASSIC FERTILIZERS and f e r t i l i z e r materials I+80.5O-6O; 1+80.75 POTASSIUM 1+15.10 compounds— chloride 1+80.50 nitrate 1+20.2l+; I+8O.6O salts— of f a t s, o i l s, and g r e a s e s, and f a t t y a c i d s derived therefrom I+65.25-3O of organic a c i d s 1+26.72-81+ sulfate 1+80.55 other 1+20.00-36 POTATOES (see VEGETABLES) POTENTIOMETERS 686.10 POTTERY Sch 5 P t 2 POTTERY PAPER 252.1+0-1+2 POUCHES, tobacco Sch 7 P t ID Hdnte 2 (c) POULTRY (see ANIMAIB and MEATS) POWDER-ACTUATED HAND TOOI£ POWDER(S)—

67I+.75

abrasive 519.31-37 base-metaJ.— aluminum 618.1+2 copper 612.56 i r o n or s t e e l 608.02-08 lead 621+.1+0-1+2 nickel 620.32 tin 622.35 zinc 266.liO & U2 b a s e - m e t a l, i n wire or rod form, for metal spraying ———___—___— 653.15 bleaching 1+18.21+ cosmetic 1+61.1+0-1+5 diamond 520.28 glass 51+0.15 ink 1+71+.20 for manufacturing i n to brushes for e l e c t r i c g e n e r a to r s, motors, e t c. 517-81 pigment Sch 1 Pt 9B Hdnte 1; + 1+73-02-90 for p o l i s h i n g and c l e a n i n g 1+93,10 smokeless 1+85.30 soap 1+66.25 super-refractory POWER U N I T S — condensers for vapor PRACTICAL JOKE ARTICLES PRECIOUS METAL (see also METAIfi) — compounds (classifiable under metal constituent)

leaf metal ore

531-11 660.I5 660.25-35 737-65

Sch 1 Pt 2 +

61+1+.1+6-60 605.02-70 601.39

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PROHIBITED IMPORTATIONS— eggs, wild-bird Sch 1 Pt 4 E Hdnte 1 feathers and skins of certain birds Sch 1 Pt I5D Hdnte 2 520.11 furskins of certain types, product of 520.32-39 U.S.S.R. or Commimist China Sch 1 Pt 5B Hdnte 4 520.51-61 pepper shells Sch 1 Pt IIB Hdnte 4 matches, white phosphorus Sch 7 Pt 9A Hdnte 1 520.7I tea, impure Sch 1 Pt llA Hdnte 3 520.75 722.70 Sch T Pt 6 B Hdnte 1; PROJECTION SCREENS, photographic PROJECTORS 722.40-50 7^^1.35 profile 710.86 PRECIPITATE(S)~ 475.15 copper 612.02 PROPANE PROPARGfTL ALCOHOL 428.04 gold or silver 605.20 772.42 PRESSBOARD AND PRESS PAPER 25I.I5 PRQPHyiiACTICS, of rubber or plastics PROPHYL ALCOHOL 428.06 PRESSES— 429.50 printing 668.15-20 PROPYLENE chlorohydrin 428.24 special, for use or benefit of the blind— 826.20 dlchloride 429 -20 PRESSURE— glycol 428.30 containers, for compressed gases 640.05-10 oxide 428.86 gauges 711 •8'4PROSTHETIC ARTICLES 709.55-57 -sensitive sheets, tapes, etc. 790-55 furnished by foreign government to PRIMARY B A M M II E S and primary cells 682.95 former members of its armed forces 842.20 PRIItt BLOCKS AND ROLLERS, for printing, limbs and limb braces for personal use stamping, or cutting designs 668.32-3'+ of specified person 825.00 PRINTED K A O T E R — PROTECTIVE GLASSES, including glasses for textual and pictorial 27O.O5-27U.9O noncorrective spectacles 5't-7-ll-15 property of a foreign government or of a PROTECTIVE GOGGLES 708.43-47 public international organization, for PROTON MICROSCOPES 708.78 free distribution 81+2.50 PROTRACTORS 710.63 PRIMTERS, photographic-PRUNES and prunelles (see also FRUITS) 149.20-28 contact 722.86 prune wine under 1/2 of 1 percent for motion-picture film 722.96 (prune juice) 165.5O PRIMTING— prune wine 1/2 of 1 percent and over 167.2O apparatus, telegraphic 6814-.614PRUNING— equipment, photographic 722.86-96 knives 649.87-89 machine clothing 358.25-60 shears 648.75 machinery 668.15-20 PSEUDOCUMENE 401.64 paper 252.57-67; 2 5 ^.40-50 PSYCHROMETERS 7II. 55 types 668.36 PUBLIC— PRINTS— documents issued by foreign governments or imported under bond 862.10; 864.30; 864.70 by public international organizations 840.00 for institutions 85O.IO; 85I.IO international organizations, made and printed by hand 765-10 importations of Sch 8 Pt 3B pictorial, nspf 274-50-70 monuments, articles Imported for erecting PRISM(S) — under bond 862.20 binoculars 708.52 PUDDINGS— not optically w o r k e d — fish 113.05-15 blanks 540.67 of vegetables, or of vegetables and meat used in chandeliers and wall brackets, or fish 182.11 and articles of such prisms 545.57 PULLEY(S) ' 680.50 optical— tackle 664.10 mounted Sch 7 P t 2 A Hdnte 3; PULIMAN BAGS Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a)(1) 708.25 not mounted Sch 7 Pt 2 A Hdntes l(i) and 2; FUIP(S) — articles of, nspf 256.70 708.05 -board— PRODUCER GAS GEMERATORS, with or without cut to size or shape 256.I5-3O purifiers 660.20-22 in rolls or sheets, not cut to size PRODUCTION COUNTERS 711-98 or shape 25I.35-5O PROI^SSIONAL BOCKS, IMPLEMENTS, E T C., AND machines for making, processing, or TOOI£ OF TRADE (See EFEECTS) finishing pulp, or making it up Into PROPILE SHAPES, rubber or plastics Sch 7 P t 12B Hdnte 2(v) articles and parts 668.00-07 rag; wood; and other pulps derived from celluloslc fibrous materials and suitable for paper making 25O.O2 PULPWOOD 200.35

PRECIOUS AMD SKMIPKECIOUS STONES— natural— in natural state cut, but not set other synthetic— cut, but not set other Imitation

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494 References to Tariff Schedules PUMICE— 523.61 articles of, nspf 519.11-lU crude in grains, ground, pulverized, or refined 519.31 stone, to be used in making concrete masonry products 519.05 PUMPS— air and vacuum 661.10-15 for liquids, whether or not fitted with measuring devices 660.90 F U R I F U N G M A C H I N E R Y and apparatus for liquid

or gases PURSES, coin and money

661.95 Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2 (c); Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2 (b); 7lj0.05-10 li7U. 60-62 735.20

PUTTY PUZZLES, and part s PYHENE

I4OI.66

PULPITS, for r e l i g i o u s institutions PYRETHRUM FLOWERS PYRIDINE FYRIDOXEKE PYRITES ( i r o n s u l f i d e) b u r n t, dross or residuum PYROGALLIG ACID PYROMETERS PYROPHORIC ALLOYS PYROPHOSPHATE (S) — sodium

850.70 U93.55-56 ljOl.68 Sch U Pt 3 Hdnte 2; li37. U18.9O 601.2li li25.88 7II.I+O-U2

755.35 U21.22

other (classifiable according to cation constituent) PYROTECHNICS PYRROLIDONE n-methyl n-vinyl polyvinyl

I;17.l8-U23.00 755.15-20 U25.3U U25.28 1*25.38 U25.38

QUAIL, bobwhite (see also ANIMALS) 100.20 QUARIZITE 511;. 91 QUATERNARY AMMONIUM SALTS, fatty acid U65.15-20 QUEBRACHO, dyeing and tanning preparations1;70.50-57 QUILL, articles nspf 792.1*0 QUILLING Sch 3 Pt 1|B Hdnte 2 (b); 352.30 —Sch 3- Pt 5 B Hdnte 1(a) QUILTSR RACING SHELLS under bond, for races and contests RADAR APPARATUS RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCES— apparatus based on radiations from elements, isotopes and compounds RADIO— -broadcasting apparatus navigational aid apparatus -phonograph combinations remote control apparatus -telegraphic and telephonic transmission and reception apparatus RADISHES (see VEGETABLES) RAFFIA (see VEGETABLE MATERIALS) HAFTS RA.GS

6 9 6. ItO 8611.35

685.60 709.66; 851i.lO 1+914.50 685.22 685.60 685.30 685.60 685.22 696.60 390.20-60

References to. Tariff Schedules RAILROAD and RAILWAY— equipment, imported under bond, for . fighting fires and for other emergency use 861i.U0 locomotives and tenders 690.05 rails, steel Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(k) 610.20-21 rolling stock 690.15-20 ties, of wood 200.80 vehicles, self-propelled 690.10 RAILS— fence, wood 200.75 steel Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(k) 610.20-21 RAINWEAR— footwear Sch 7 Pt lA Hdnte 3 700.50 of rubber or plastics, nspf 772.30 of textile materials and rubber or plastics376.50-58 RAKES 61*8.55-57 RAMIE, textile fiber 30li.U2-lili RANGE FINDERS— photographic 722.78 surveying 710.08 710.06 other RANGES, electric, and part s — electric 68U.30 non-electric, household, hotel, restaurant, or office types 653.1*5-50 RAPE SEED 175.39 oil, curde or refined (see also OILS, FATS, and GREASES) I76.1il*-li7 RARE-EARTH METALS (see also METALS) — compounds (classifiable according to metal constituent) Sch 1 Pt 2 metal 632.38; 632.78-79 RARE SACCHARIDES 1*93.65-68 RASPS — 61*9.01-07 168.25 RATAFIA ^ 222.05-60 RATTAN, and articles thereof RAZORS— safety 650.71-75 other 650.79-81 READING APPARATUS, micrometric 710.88 RECEPTACLES, electrical 685.90 685.32 RECORD CHANGERS AND PLAYERS 725.21* RECORDERS (musical instruments) RECORDS etc. from business etc. conducted 870.10 outside USA RECORDS and RECORDINGS— magnetic— sound suitable for use with motion 721*. 20 picture exhibits video tape 721*. 12 nspf 721*. 35-1*0 phonograph • 721*. 25 sound— on discs of soft wax (master records), for making sound records for export 72l*.30 suitable for use with motion-picture exhibits 721*.20 news, relating to current events abroad721*. 15 nspf 72l*.35-l*0 for institutions 850.10; 851.10 for U.S. Department of State 831.00 RECTIFIERS, electrical 682.60 RECTIFYING— 682.60 apparatus, electrical machinery, industrial, plant, and laboratory equipment, whether or not electrically 661.70 heated RED LEAD 1*73.56

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References to Tariff Schedules RHENIUM (see also METALS) — metal 628.9O-95 RHODIHOL 460.65 RHODIUM (see also METALS) — compounds 420.40 metal 605.02-08; 605.6O-7O RIBBOH GLASS 541.01 RIBBONS — textile (see also FABRICS, NARROW) 347.10-75 woven, of metal, for making insignia or ornamentation for uniforms of U.S. armed forces 748.10 HICE 130.50-55 milled 131.30-37; 131-67 straw or fiber 192-75 wine 167.25 RIDING-BRIDLE HARDWARE 646.97-98 RIDING CROFS 751.10-11 RIFLES— compressed air or gas 73O.85 firearms --- 730.10; 730.23-31 spring- or rubber-operated (arms) 730.85 RING(S) — adapter, for photographic cameras 722.60 Jewelry Sch 7 Ft 6 A Hdnte 2(a); 740.05-37 nails 646.22 screw-646.72; 646.78 RING TRAVELERS, spinning and twisting 67O.68 RIVETS646.40-41 ROASTING MACHINERY, industrial, plant, and laboratory equipment 661.7O ROEES— baby carriage Sch 3 Ft 5B Hdnte l(b) bath and beach Sch 3 Ft 6 F lap Sch 3 Pt 5B Hdnte l(b) regalia, for Institutions Sch 8 Ft 4 Hdnte 2; 850.40; 851.30 ROCHELLE S A L T S — — — 426.82 ROCK CRYSTAL (see CRYSTAL) ROCK DRILLING BITS 649.43-49 RODS — base-metal-alumlnum Sch 6 Ft 2D-Hdnte 3(b); 618.I5 copper Sch 6 Pt 2C Hdnte 3(c); 6l2.60-64 lead Sch 6 Ft 2G Hdnte 3(c); 624.30-34 nickel Sch 6 Ft 2E Hdnte 3(c); 620.20-22 tin Sch 6 Pt 2F Hdnte 3(c); 622.25 wire, iron or steel Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(f); 608^70-78 zinc— Sch 6 Ft 2H Hdnte 3(c); 626.35 base-metal or metal-carbide, coated or cored with fltix, for soldering, etc.653.10-15 base-metal powder, used for metal spraying 653.15 cork — 220.20 fishing 731-15 glass --540-41-43 for manufacturing into brushes for electric generators, motors, etc517-81 rubber or plastic Sch 7 Ft 12B Hdnte 2(v) 771.20-55 ROLL BARS, for pulp or paper machines 668.04 ROLLED GLASS — -541.11-31 ROLLED PRECIOUS METALS, unworked or semimanufactured— Sch 6 Ft 2A Hdnte 2(c); 605.60-66

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References to Tariff Schedules

ROIiEE(S) — anti-friction 680.30 •bearings 680.35 c a l e n d a r i n g, embossing, mangling, or pressing 661AO-55 ROLLING— machines— glass-working Sch 6 Pt ky Hdnte l(a)(ipj 67)4.. 1+0-42; 678.30 metal rolling and working- Sch 6 Pt kF Hdnte l(a)(pj 67it. 20-35 other 661.1+0-55 mills — 67'+. 20 stock, railroad and railway 690.15-20 parts 690.25-40 ROLLS, calendar 66l.40 RONDELLES, metal, suitable for use in jewelry 74l.40 ROOFING FRAMEWORKS, of hase m e t a l — 652.94-98 ROOFING SLATE 515-11 ROOFING T I L E S — ceramic 532.31 concrete 511-4l ROOFS, of base metal652.98 ROOT(S) and root stocks I25.OI-3O "barhasco or cube, and derris, tube or tuba root 493.02-04 chicory I60. 30-35 ROPE (see also CORDAGES) — asbestos — 518.21 suitable for jewelry, etc. 74O.7O-8O ROPING, chip — 222.28 ROSARIES 740.50 ROSEFISH (see FISH) ROSEMARY— oil 452.62 spice 161.90-92 ROSE (ATTAR OF ROSES) OIL 452.60 ROSIN188.50 bow rosin 726.15 R0TTENST0HE-crude 519.17 in grains, ground, pulverized, or refined 519-34 ROVING— asbestos 518.21 cotton 300.45-50 hair 312.10 miscellaneous textile materials 312.10 silk 308.16-18 vegetable fibers (except cotton) 305.02-UO wool 307.50-52 RUEEER — Sch 4 Pt 4 B Hdnte 2 articles (see RUBBER and PLASTICS) mixtures— 446.30 natural 446.05-10 chlorinated 446.12 reclaimed 446.20 seed — 175.42 synthetic 446.15

References to Tariff Schedules RUBBER and P L A S T I C S — Sch 7 Pt 12 Hdnte 1 altars, shrines, and holy-water fonts, miniature 772.97 articles-household, nspf 772.15 inflatable, n s p f — 772.75 for preparing, serving, or storing food and beverages, or ingredients thereof 772.03-06 religious 772.97 nspf— wholly or almost wholly of expanded, foamed, or sponge rubber or plastics 770.30-80 wholly or almost wholly of reinforced or laminated plastics - Sch 7 Pt 12A Hdnte 2j 770.05-10 other 774.20-60 belting and belts, of rubber or plastics 358.10; 773.35 blocks, slabs, film, strips, sheets, plates, filaments, rods, seamless tubing, and profile shapes Sch 7 Pt 12B Hdntes 1 and 2; 771.20-55 bristles, brush 773.15-20 buckets or palls 772.25 buttons- — - 745.25; 745.32-34 Christmas ornaments 772.95-97 closures (caps, lids, seals, stoppers, etc.) 772.85 containers, for packing, transporting, or marketing goods 772.20 crucifixes 772.97 druggists' sundries 772.42 fabrics, textile, coated or filled with rubber or plastics Sch 3 Pt 4c Hdntes 2 and 3 felt or other nonwoven 355.05-25 woven or knit 355.65-85 figurines or statuettes— religious 772.97 other773.10 floor coverings 728.25 textile, backed with rubber or plastics Sch 3 Pt 5A Hdnte 3 footwear 7OO.5O-6O furnishings— curtains, drapes, napkins, doilies, etc. — 772.35 pillows, cushions, mattresses, etc., of expanded, foamed, or sponge rubber or plastics 727.80 gaskets 773.25 gemstones. Imitation Sch 7 Pt 6 B Hdnte 1 741.35 gloves 705.84-86 handles and knobs for furniture, tools, etc. 772.80 headwear— 7O3.70-72 hose, pipe, and tubing, for gases and liquids— — 772.65

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 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES 497 References to Tariff Schedules RUBBER AHD PLASTICS—Continued insulators, electric 773-30 luggage, of reinforced or laminated plastics — 706.30 nativity scenes 772-97 nipples and pacifiers, nursing 772.40 plaques—773-10 rainwear— with textile fabric base 376-50 with textile-fabric outer surface— 376.5'^-58 nspf 772- 30 tires, and tubes for tires Sch 7 Pt 12C Hdnte 1 toys for pets — 773-05 wall coverings— 772-70 waste and scrap Sch 7 Ft 12B Hdnte 3; 771-05-15 wearing apparel 772-30 RUBIDIUM — 415.40 compounds 423-00 RUBIES--

articles of, nspf crude

520.51 520.11

cut, but not set 520.35 RUGS, steamer (see also FLOOR COVERINGS) - Sch 3 Ft 5B Hdnte l(b) RULES-folding— 710.67-70 slide 710.60-61 other 710.72 RULING PENS — 710.80 RUM — 168.40 bay— 461.15 RUKHERS-of rubber or plastics 772.35 of textile materials Sch 3 Pt 5C Hdnte 1 RUTABAGAS (see VEGETABLES) RUTHENIUM (see also metals)-compounds 423.00 metal 6O5.02-08; 6O5.6O-7O RUTILE and rutile sand 60I.5I synthetic, of gemstone quality, and articles nspf thereof 520.7I-75 RYE — 130.60 milled — 131.38; 131-70 S SACCHARIN — 408.45 SACKS, of textile materials 385.45-55 SADDLES and saddlery 790.30 hardware 646.97-98 SAFETY GLASS -544.31-41 SAFETY RAZORS — 650.71-75 SAFFLOWER— dyeing and tanning preparations 47O.IO-I5 oil — 176-70 seed 127-10 SAFFRON, dyeing and tanning preparations 47O-IO-I5 SAFROL460-70 SAGE, spice — l6l-94-96 SAILBOATS— Gen Hdnte 5(e); 696-05-40 SALICIN 493.67 SALICYLIC ACID — 407.12 compounds— methyl salicylate 4o8-75 salts suitable for medicinal use 407-12 other UO3.6O SALMON (see FISH) SALOL 407.80 SAI/T (Sodium chloride) 420.92-96 SALT CAKE (Sodium sulfate, crude) — 421.42 SALTPETER, crude (Potassium nitrate) 480.60

References to Tariff Schedules SAMPLES — — 860.10-30 under temporary bond, for taking orders 864.20 wool fabric 385.20 SAND— -blasting machines 662.40 crude or manufactured 513.11-14 ilmfinite 601.51 monazite 601.45 rutile 601.51 zirconium 601-63 SANDALS Sch 7 Pt lA Hdnte 1 SANDALWOOD OIL 452-64 SANITARY-772.42 belts, of rubber or plastics wares— base metal 653.65; 654.20 ceramic 535. 31 SANTONIN and Its salts -— 437.66 SAPODILLAS (see also F R U I T S) — l46.80-8l SAPPHIRES— articles of nspf 520.6I cut, but not set 520.35 in natural state 520.11 SARDINES (see FISH) SARRUSOPHONES — Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2(b); 725.24 SATCHELS Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a)(i) SATIN WHITE — 472.30 SAUCERS (see TABLEWARE) SAUCES-fish 113.01 other 182.45-46 SAUSAGE(S) 107.10-25 casings— natural 190.58 nspf — 790.45 SAVORY, spice — — 162-01-03 SAW(S)— blades, mechanical and non-mechanical— 649-14-25 machine tools Sch 6 Pt 4 F Hdnte 1(a); 674-40-42 metal parts 649-26-29 non-mechanical 649.11 SAXHORNS — Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2(a); 725.20-22 SAXOPHONES — Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2(b); 725-24 SCABBARDS and SHEATHS, for swords, bayonets, and other sldearms 73O.O5 SCALE, metal-bearing Sch 6 Pt 1 Hdnte 2(b) SCALES 662-25-30 fish, crude 190-47 SCANDIUM (see also METALS)-compounds 423-00 SCARVES— furnishings— of rubber or plastics 772-35 of textile materials Sch 3 Pt 5C Hdnte 1 wearing apparel, textile 372.IO-8O SCHOOL BAGS Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a) (ll) SCIENTIFIC APPARATUS, under bond by professional scientists 864-70 SCISSORS 650.87-91 with self-contained electric motors 683.50 SCOOPS—648.51 SCOOTERS, designed to be ridden by children732.52 SCRAP (see WASTE and SCRAP) SCRAPERS, mechanical, stationary or mobile, for earth minerals, or ores 664.05 SCREEN(S) — half-tone, for engraving or photography 722-84 projection, photographic 722-70 of unspirn fibrous vegetable materials-222.50 of wire 642.45-87 of wood 206.65-67

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498 References to Tariff Schedules SCREEHING MACHINERY, for earth, stone, ores, or other minerals in solid form 678.20 SCRBtf(S)-of base metal— wood 6k6.k9-'y3 other —6^6.58-63j646.T5-76 bone TO9.56 -drivers 651-37 hooks, rings, eyes 6h6.'f2;6h6.j8 SCRIBERS 710.80 SCUFFS (footwear) — S c h 7 Pt lA Hdnte 1 SCULPTURES AMD STATUARY-Imported under bond 862.10-20 for Institutions 85O.7O; 85I.2O 'of plaster of Paris 512.IH professional productions of sculptors-originals T65.15 other— of ceramic ware 53'^•ll of stone 513.51 r e l i g i o u s f i g u r i n e s and s t a t u e t t e s, or rubber or p l a s t i c s 772.97 SCYTHES — 6W.69 SEAdlASS, articles of Sch 2 P t 2B Hdnte 2 (d); 222.36-64 SEAIED-HEAM LAMPS 686.60 SEAL OIL, crude or r e f i n e d (see a l s o OILS, FATS and OffiASES) — 177.30 SEALIHG, machinery for b o t t l e s or other containers 662.10-20 SEAT STICKS — 751.10-11 SEAWEEDS prepared for human food l82.i^8 SECTIONS (including angles and shapes)— aluminum Sch 6 Pt 2D Hdnte 3(e);6l8.17 bridge, of base metal 652.94-98 copper Sch 6 Pt 2C Hdnte 3(e)i 612.8O-82 iron or steel Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(j); 609.8O-9O lead-— Sch 6 Pt 20 Hdnte 3(c);624.30-34 nickel -Sch 6 Pt 2E Hdnte 3(e); 620.26 tin Sch 6 Pt 2F Hdnte 3(c);622.25 zinc Sch 6 Pt 2H Hdnte 3(e); 626.35 SECURITIES, not subject to provisions of tariff schedules Gen'l Hdnte 5(d) SEED-lac 188.10 o i l s, crude or r e f i n e d (see a l s o OILS, FATS, and OffiASES) —-Sch 1 Pt I 4 A Hdnte 1; 175.03-57 p o t a to e s eyes 125.67 SEEDLINGS of rose stock 125.60 SEEDS— forage I27.OI garden and f i e l d 126.01-127.10 guar— 192.22 oil-bearing— 175-03-57 spice 161.01-162.15 for U. S. Department of Agriculture of U.S. Botanic Garden 835.00 SEISMOaiAPH— electrical — —712.20 non-electrical 710.34-36 SELEKIUM (see a l s o METALS)-compounds— s a l t s of organic a c i d s 427.28 other 420.50-54 metal 632.40 SEMIPRECIOUS STONES (see PRECIOUS AND SEMIPRECIOUS STONES) SEPARATING MACHINERY, for e a r t h, s to n e, o r e s, or other minerals i n s o l i d form 678.20 SERUMS, the r a p e u t i c 437.76 SERVERS (see TABLEVfARE) SERVICE VEBICLES, r a i l r o a d and r a i l w a y 690.20

References to SESAME-T a r i f f Schedules ' o i l, crude or r e f i n e d (see a l s o OILS, FATS, and OlEASES) 176.49-50 seed — 175-45 SETS— sewing, p e d i c u r e, or manicure 651.11-13 to o l s, k n i v e s, for k s, spoons, e t c., provided for i n Sch 6 Pt 3E 651.75 SEWING-machineS-book-sewing 668.10 other 672.05-25 needles— hand— -65I.O5' machine 672.20 sets -651.11-13 threads— of c o t to n. 303-20 of man-made f i b e r s 310-90-91 of s i l k 308.90 of vegetable f i b e r s, except c o t to n 305-50 of wool 307-60-64 SHAD(see FISH) SHADES— of g l a s s 545.53 of unspun f i b r o u s vegetable substances 222.50 of wood 206.65-67 SHAFT COUPLINGS — 68O.5O SHALE OIL-— 475.05-10 SHAPES-basic, for metals and their alloys (see also name of specific shape, i.e., BARS, PLATES, SHEETS, STRIPS, RODS, WIRE, SECTIONS, etc.) Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3 flat-with a l i g h t - r e f l e c t i n g surface 79O.5O pressure-sensitive 790.50-55 gemstone ( i m i t a t i o n) s u i t a b l e for Jewelry Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 1 for headwear Sch 7 Pt IB Hdnte 1 (a) p r o f i l e, of rubber or p l a s t i c s Sch 7 Pt 12B Hdnte l (c) SHAPING MACHINERY, for s o l i d m i n e r a l f u e l s, ceramic, p a s t e, unhardened cements, p l a s t e r ing m a t e r i a l s, or other mineral p r o d u c t s i n powder or p a s t e form 678.20 SHARK--liver oil 177-04 oil — 177.16 SHAVERS— electric-683.50 non-electric 65O.77 SHAVINGS, s t e e l - — 652.45 SHAWLS 372.10-80 SHEARS— g r a s s and hedge 648.73 pruning and sheep 648.75 other -650.87-91 SHEEP (see also ANIMALS) — dip — 493.75 live 100.01-04; 100.8I shears 648.75 SHEET BARS, iron or steel Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(c); 608.15-18

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References to T a r i f f Schedules

5U2.11-98 609.96-98

SHOT— for ammunition 730.93 iron or steel 608.10 metal, unwrought Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(a) SHOTGUNS 730.37-1*5 SHOULDER BAGS (handbag) Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(b) SHOVELS— hand 6U8.5l mechanical, for earth, minerals, or ores 66^.05 SHRINES 772.97 miniature, of rubber or plastics Sch 7 Pt 120 for religious institutions 850.70 SHUTTERS— of base metal 652.98 of unspun f i b r o u s v e g e t a b l e m a t e r i a l s 222.50 of wood 206.65-67 SHUTTLES— for embroidery machines 670.66 for sewing machines 672.22 SICKLES 61i8.69 SIDE ARMS 730.05 SIDING, w o o d d r i l l e d or t r e a t e d Sch 2 Pt IB Hdnte 2 (d); 202.52, 202.51t not d r i l l e d or t r e a t e d 202.U5-50 SIENNAS 1*72. 1*2-1*1;; 1*73.36 SIcaiALLING APPARATUS, electrical sound or visual 685.70 SIGNAL FLARES and other chemical signals 755.20 SIGN-PUUES, of base metal 652.75 SIGN POSTS, of base metal 653.02^03 SIGNS, of base metal 652.75 SILICA, nspf 523.11 SILICATE (S) — sodium 1*21.31* other (classifiable according to cation constituent) 1*17.18-1*23.00 SILICOFLUORIDE(S) — ammoniim 1*17.36 sodium 1*21.36 other (classifiable according to cation constituent) kH • 18-1*23.00 SILICON (see also METALS) — aluminum (alloy) Sch 6 Pt 2D Hdnte 2; 618.OU-O6 compounds— carbide, crude 519.21 dioxide (silica) 523.11 other (see also silicates and sllicofluorides) 1*23.00 metal 632.1*2-1*3 resins ia*5.5o SILOXANE RESINS SILK— 1*1*5.50 cocoons suitable for reeling raw— 308.02 in skeins processed, but not made into y a m s 308.01* processed 308.06 yams 308.16-20 waste 308.30-90 SILVER (see also METALS) — 308.10-12 compounds— salts of organic acids 1*27.28 other 1*20.60 leaf 61il*.56 metal 605.20; 605.1*6-70 nickel (alloy) Sch 6 Pt 2C Hdnte 2(a)(i) ore 601.39

S19.S1

Sch 6 Pt 2D Hdnte 3 (c); 618.25-29 copper Sch 6 Pt 2C Hdnte 3(b); 612.30-52 iron or steel Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(g) J rectangular in shape 608.8I-96; 609.17 non-rectangular in shape 609.12-17 lead • Sch 6 Pt 2G Hdnte 3(a); 62U.10-2U nickel Sch 6 Pt 2E Hdnte 3(b); 620.08-16 tin Sch 6 Pt 2F Hdnte 3(a); 622.15-17 zinc Sch 6 Pt 2H Hdnte 3 (a); 626.l5-2li bedding, textile Sch 3 Pt 5 B; Hdnte 1(a) cork 220.20 densified wood 203.10 with a light-reflecting surface 790.50 optical crystal, synthetic 5U0.67 polarizing materials 5U0.67 pressure-sensitive 790.50-55 of rubber or plastic Sch 7 Pt 12B Hdnte 2(iv);-770.05 771.20-55 188.10 SHEIiAC U7U.U0 varnish .— SHELLFISH— balls, hash, pastes, puddings, etc., of 182.11 vegetables and shellfish fresh, chilled, frozen, prepared or preserved (including pastes and sauces)— clams l i l t. 01-10 crabs iili.15-30 oysters lll*.3U-U0 other 11U.U5 juices— clam iili.50 oyster iili.55 live, for other than human consumption 190.U5 products of American fisheries 180.00-20 SHELL (S) — articles of,nspf 792.50 cartridge, empty 730.90 charcoal 200.30 cocoa bean 156.50 marine, crude 190.65 pepper, importation prohibited Sch 1 Pt IIB Hdnte k racing 696. UO under bond, for races and contests 86U.35 SHINGLES tod SHAKES, wood 200.85 SHIPS' LOGS 710.20-21; 712.10-12 SHIRTS Sch 3 Pt 6 F SHOELACES, l e a the r 79/1.50 SHOE MACHINEEY 678.10 SHOE PLATES, c a s t m a l l e a b l e i r o n 652.06 SHOES— horse and mule, of base metal 652.UO for human wear Sch 7 Pt lA Hdnte 1; 700.05-85

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500

Reference to Tariff Schedules

SIRENS, electrical SIRUP— derived from sugar beets and sugar cane— dextrose flavored or blended

maple

685.70 155.20-36 155.65 155.75-76

l55.55

SISAL (textile fiber) 30U.U6-U8 SKATES, including footwear with skates permanently attached Sch 7 Pt 5D ice 73U.92 rollers 73U. 90 SKEET TARGETS 735.18 SKELETONS 190.80 SKETCHES— executed wholly by hand 765.05-07 for institutions 850.10j 851.10 imported under bond 862.10; 86U.70 SKEWERS, wooden 206.87 SKILLETS, electric 68U.20 SKIMMINGS, metal-bearing Sch 6 Pt 1 Hdnte 2(b) SKIN(S) (see also HIDES AMD SKINS, and FUR) — goldbeaters' 792.20 grafts, human U37.76 SKIN-DIVING EQUIFMEHT (breathing devices) 735.15 SKIS and SKI ECJUHMENT 73U.96-97 SLABS— cork 220.20 glass, pressed or molded, used for building 5UO.U7 iron and steel Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(c); 608.15-18 metal, unwrought Soh 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(a) iron or steel Soh 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(o); 608.15-18

rubber or plastics

Sch 7 Pt 12B Hdnte 1(a); 771.20-55

stone Sch 5 Pt 10 Hdnte 2 SLACK (coal) 521.31 SLAG— basic U80.35 metal-bearing Sch 6 Pt 1 Hdnte 2(b) SLASHIHO MACHINES, textile 670.12 SLATE, and articles of 5l5.11-Hi SLEDGES 651.23 SLEDS 73U. 97 SLEEVES, abrasive 519.51 SLICERS, food, non-industrial, not powered by • electricity 6U9.57 SLIDE RULES 710.60-61 SLIMES, refinery, metal-bearing Sch 6 Pt 1 Hdnte 2(b) SLINGS, of wire cordage 61*2.20 SLIPCOVERS, furniture— of rubber or plastics 772.35 of textile materials Sch 3 Pt 5C Hdnte 1 SLIPPERS 700.325 Sch 7 Pt U Hdnte 1; 2(e) SLIVER(S) — asbestos 5l8.21 cotton 300.U5-50 man-made fibers 309.80-90 miscellaneous textile materials 312.10 silk 308.20 vegetable fibers (except cotton) 30U.0li-08; 30U.22-S6J 30U.3lt; 30lt.U0; 30h.hh; 301^.1485 30U.525 30lt.58 wool 307.50-52

References to Tariff Schedules SMOKELESS POWDERS SMOKERS' ARTICLES— ceramic ware cigar and cigarette cases

U85.30 53U.21-97

Soh 7 Pt IB Hdnte 2(c)j Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(b)5 7U0.05-10 holders and cases therefor Soh 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(b)j 7U0.05-10j 756.UO-U5j756.6o lighters 756.02-15 glassware 5U6.11-57 pipes, pipe bowls and parts 756.20-35;756.50-55 SNELLED HOOKS , 731.05 SNIPS, tin 6U8.91 SNOW PLOWS, not self-propelled 66U.05 SNOWSHOES 73U.96 SNUFF and ajUFF FLOUR 170.75 SOAP and SOAP POWDER 1*66.05-25 SOAPSTONE, and articles of 523.31-37 SOCCER EQUIPMENT 73U.70-72 SOCKETS, electric lamp 685.90 SOCKS AHD SOCKETTES (see HOSIERY) SOD OIL 178.05 SODA ASH (sodium carbonate) U20.8U SODIUM U15.IO compounds— benzoate U05.U5 nitrate 1*80.25 salts— of fats, oils and greases and of fatty acids derived therefrom1*65.25-30 of organic acids U26.86-U27.OU other 1*20.68-U21.62 SOIL— heating apparatus, electric 68U.50 preparation and cultivation machinery 666.00 SOLDERING— machines and apparatus, electrical 683.95 wire, rods, tubes, plates, electrodes, etc., of base metal or metal carbides, coated or cored with flux 653.10-15 SONDES 709.09 SOOT REMOVERS 660.15 SORTING MACHINERY, for earth, stone, ores, or other minerals in solid form 678.20 SOUND— amplifier sets, electric 68U.70 recordings (see RECORDINGS) SOUPS, SOUP ROLLS, SOUP TABLETS or CUBES 182.50-52 SOURSOPS (see also FRUITS) IU6.8O-8I SOUSAPHONES Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2(a) 725.20-22 SOY BEAN(S) — oil, crude or refined(see also OILS, FATS, AND GREASES) 176.52 oil-bearing 175.U8-U9 prepared or preserved (vegetables) lUl.05 SPACE CRAFT 69U.50 SPACE HEATERS— electric 68U.20-50 non-electric, household, hotel, restaurant, or hotel types '• 653.U5-50 SPADES 61*8.51

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References to Tariff Schedules

7/hl.50 6^6.25-36 VAl.20-30 STAPLES in strip form /i93.30; 6i6.20 6^8.97 132.35-55 683.60 STARCHES STARTER MOTORS, for internal combustion engines 683.60 167.10 STATUARY (see SCULPTURES and STATUARY) SPECTACLE(S) 708.^3--i7 20^.15 cases Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(c) STAVES, wood Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(b>, STEAM— blasting machines 662.50 7A0.05-10 engines, turbines, and other vapor power SPECTROMETERS 711.86 units 660.25-35 SPEED CHANGERS 680.-i5-/V8 generating boilers 660.10 SPEEDOMETERS 711.92-9A SPEISS, m e t a l - b e a r i n g Sch 6 Pt 1 Hdnte 2(b) STEAMING MACHINERY, industrial, plant, and laboratory equipment 661.70 SPERMACETI W X A ^9A.06 STEAHATE(S) — SPHYGMOMANOMETERS 709.11 lithium 490.30 SPICES AND SPICE SEEDS Sch I Pt IIB Hdnte 1; potassium and sodium /V65.30 161.01-162.15 other A90.32 SPIEGELEISEN Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2 (c); 490.12 607.20-21 STEARIC ACID compounds (see STEARATES) SPIKES, of base metal 6^6.25-36 STEATITE, and articles of 523.31-37 SPINEL, s y n the t i c, of gemstone q u a l i t y — articles of, nspf 520.75 STEEL (see also METALS) — plates, prepared for printing 663.38 c u t, but not s e t 520.71 shavings 652.45 SPIRALS, paper 737.70 wool 652.50 SPIRITS, a l c o h o l i c Sch 1 Pt 12D SPLICERS, film 722.52-56 STEINS (see TABLEWARE) 6f)8.20 SPLINTS 709.57 STENCIL COPY MACHINES 790.55 SPLITTINGS, mica Sch 5 Pt ID Hdnte 1 (c); STENCILS, pressure sensitive 516.51 STEREOTYPE— matrix board or mat 251.20 SPONGE(S) — paper 252.70-73 marine 190.85-9^ plates 668.38 m e t a l, unwrought Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(a") iron 608.02-0/1 STERILIZING MACHINERY, industrial, plant, and laboratory equipment 661.70 natural, articles of nspf 792.70 188.10 rubber or plastic 770.30-80 STICK LAC STICKS— SPOONS— bamboo and rattan 222.05 table or kitchen, with metal bowls 650.51-57 cork 220.20 of wood 206./i5--i7 joss 790.35 SPORTING GOODS Sch 7 Pt 5D SPRAY GUNS 662.35-50 lacrosse 735.17 metal, unwrought . Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3{&) SPRAYING APPLIANCES, mechanical, for liquids or powders 662.35-50 seat 751.10-11 SPREADERS, fertilizer 666.00 walking 751.10-11 wood— SPRING ( S V candy and ice cream 206.87 of base metal 652.85-87 in the rough or cut to length 200.40 -operated motors 660.80 rough shaped for specific articles 200.50-55 -operated pistols, rifles, and arms 730.85-86 651.04 SPROCKET, chain 680.5^ STILETTOS, embroidery 531.31 SPURS, used in making ceramic articles 531.31 STILTS, used in making ceramic articles STOCKINGS— .1 SQUASH (see VEGETABLES) hosiery 374.05-65 STAGES, floating 696.60 STAINED GLASS WINDOWS 5U.6i surgical 709.57 for religious institutions 850.30 STOCKS (see also INTANGIBLES)~ for rifles 730.63 STAINS— for shotguns 730.71 benzenoid ^06.02-80 661.25 other Sch U Pt 9C Hdnte A STOKERS, mechanical A7/V.50 S TO N E — alabaster, articles of 513.94 STAIRCASE, fittings and mountings, of base breccia, and articles of 514.51-81 metal Ul.00-10 burrstones 519.01 STAMPS, p o s t a g e and r e v e n u e 21U.U0 chips, spalls, and stone crushed or ground513.21-41 STANDARD NEWSPRINT PAPER 252.65

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The Ramayana/Book I/Canto LXI: S'unahs'epha

Then Vis'vámitra, when the Blest Had sought their homes of heavenly rest, Thus, mighty Prince, his counsel laid Before the dwellers of the shade: 'The southern land where now we are Offers this check our rites to bar: To other regions let us speed, And ply our tasks from trouble freed. Now turn we to the distant west. To Pushkar's wood where hermits rest, And there to rites austere apply, For not a grove with that can vie.'

The saint, in glory's light arrayed, In Pushkar's wood his dwelling made, And living there on roots and fruit Did penance stern and resolute.

The king who filled Ayodhyá's throne, By Ambarísha's name far known, At that same time, it chanced, began A sacrificial rite to plan. But Indra took by force away The charger that the king would slay. The victim lost, the Bráhman sped To Ambarísha's side, and said: 'Gone is the steed, O King, and this Is due to thee, in care remiss.

Such heedless faults will kings destroy Who fail to guard what they enjoy. The flaw is desperate: we need The charger, or a man to bleed. Quick! bring a man if not the horse, That so the rite may have its course.'

The glory of Ikshváku's line Made offer of a thousand kine, And sought to buy at lordly price A victim for the sacrifice. To many a distant land he drove, To many a people, town, and grove, And holy shades where hermits rest, Pursuing still his eager quest. At length on Bhrigu's sacred height The saint Richika met his sight Sitting beneath the holy boughs. His children near him, and his spouse.

The mighty lord drew near, assayed To win his grace, and reverence paid; And then the sainted king addressed The Bráhman saint with this request: 'Bought with a hundred thousand kine, Give me, O Sage, a son of thine To be a victim in the rite, And thanks the favour shall requite. For I have roamed all countries round, Nor sacrificial victim found. Then, gentle Hermit, deign to spare One child amid the number there.'

Then to the monarch's speech replied The hermit, penance-glorified: 'For countless kine, for hills of gold, Mine eldest son shall ne'er be sold.' But, when she heard the saint's reply, The children's mother, standing nigh, Words such as these in answer said To Ambarisha, monarch dread: 'My lord, the saint, has spoken well: His eldest child he will not sell. And know, great Monarch, that above Tht rest my youngest born I love. 'Tis ever thus: the father's joy Is centred in his eldest boy. The mother loves her darling best Whom last she reeked upon her breast: My youngest I will ne'er forsake.'

As thus the sire and mother spake, Young S'unahs'epha, of the three The midmost, cried unurged and free: 'My sire withholds his eldest son, My mother keeps her youngest one: Then take me with thee, King: I ween The son is sold who comes between.' The king with joy his home resought, And took the prize his kine had bought. He bade the youth his car ascend, And hastened back the rites to end.