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Sch 5 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(b) 532.61 220.20 203-10

cork densified wood g l a s s, p r e s s e d or molded, used for building 540.47 hat-making 670.33-35 m e t a l, unwrought Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(a) pillow 680.50 rubber or plastics771.20-55 toy, alphabet or building 737-55 wood, rough shaped for specific articles — 200.50-55 BLOOD— animal, dried 190.20 human, and fractions 437-76 BLOOMS, iron or steel 608.15-18 BLOWERS 661.10-15 BLOW TORCHES 649.31-32 BLUE— clay, common 52l.7l-7'^ print papers-not sensitized 252.10 sensitized, but not exposed 723.30-32 BLUE(S)— ferricyanide and ferrocyanide 473.28 lead 473.44 ultramarine 473-84 vat blue 1 (synthetic indigo) 4o6.o4 BOARD(S)~ beer mat 251-35 bristol 252, 20; 254.09 building • Sch 2 Pt 3 Hdnte l(e) 245.70-90 glass fiber 540.71 gypsum or p l a s t e r 245.70 hardboard— 245.00-30 leatherboard 7 9 I. 57; 251.49 paper or p u l p - 251.35-51 pressboard 251-15 stereotype-matrix 251.20 strawboard 251-25 t e s t or c o n t a i n e r — 251.30 245.50 wood particle BOATS— life, for institutions established to encourage saving of human life 853.10 model 737.05; 737-09-15 yacht or pleasure Gen Hdnte 5(e); 696-05-40 under bond, for races and contests 864-35 BOBBINET LACE OR NETTING 351. 50; 352-50 BODIES— hat Sch 7 Pt IB Hdnte 1(a) for motor vehicles 692-20-22 BODKINS 651-09 BODY-SUPPORTING GARMENTS 376.24-28 BOILERS, steam and other vapor g e n e r a t i n g 660.10 BOIS DE ROSE OIL 452.40 BOLT(S) — of base m e t a l 646.54-78 clippers 648.93-95 BOMBS 730.93 BONDED TEXTILE FABRICS 355-05-25 BONE BLACK 473.02 BONE(S) — articles, nspf 792.40 »sh, dust, and meal 480.40 char . 493.25

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BONE(S) —Continued. China 533 -Ul crude, steamed, or ground U55.08 cuttlefish 190.35 grafts, human i*37.76 skeletons 190.80 BONITO (see KISH) BONKETS Sch 7 Ft IB Hdnte 1(a) BOOKBIMDING MACHINERI 668.10 BOOKS— blank 256.56-58 cigarette 256.10 imported by persons arriving in the United States 610.10-20; 811.10 for institutions 850.10; 851.10 needle , 651.01-03 pictorial or textual Sch 2 Ft 5 toy 737.52 in raised print, for the blind 826.10 for U.S. Government 830.00 BOOK-SEWING MACHINES 668.10 BOOT PLATES, cast malleable iron 652.06 BOOTS Sch 7 Pt lA Hdnte 1 BORATE(S) — calcium, crude lil8.12 manganese lil9.UO sodium (borax) 1;20.76-78 other (classifiable according to cation constituent) lil7.18-1*23.00 BORAX li20.76 BORIC ACID U16.10 BORING MACHINERr, for earth, minerals, or ores 66U.05 BORON (see also METALS) — compounds— carbide li22.90 salts of organic acids U29.90 other (see also BORATES) (classifiable according to cation constituent) Ul7.l8-li23.00 metal 632.12; 632.68 BORT (diamond), crushing 520.27 BOTANICAL SPECIMENS, for exhibition in scientific public collections 852.10 BOTTLES— glass 51i5.11-27 hot water, of rubber o r p l a s t i c s 772.1*2 vacuum 790.59-63 BOUGIES 709.09 BOUQUETS— artificial 71*8.20-21 dried, bleached, colored, etc 71*8.35 fresh Sch 7 Pt 7B of natural flowers or plants 192.20 BOUTONNIEHES— of natural flowers or plants— dried, bleached^ colored, etc 71*8.35 fresh 192.20 artificial 71*8.20-21 BOWLS (see also TABLEWARE) — tobacco pipe 756.20-35 BOW(S) — hair 726.20 rosin 726,15 for violins, etc 726.50

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References to Tariff Schedules BURGUNDY PITCH 1*93.1*5 BURNERS— central-heating, non-electrical and non-industrial 653.1*5-50 furnace, for liquid fuel, pulverized solid fuel, or gas 661.25 BURROS (see also ANIMALS) 100.35 BUHRSTONES— in blocks, rough 519.01 manufactured 519.71 BURS, dental 709.19 BUSES 692.05 BUTANE 1*75.15 BUTCHER— knives 650.01-21 steels 650.61-65 BUTTER 116.00-26 substitutes II6.3O BUTTERMILK 115.00; 115.U5 BUTTON LAC I88.IO BUTTON(S) 7l*5.0l*-3l* blanks, molds, and parts 71*5-1*0 glass, reflecting, not optically worked, used as or with signs or signals 5U5-63 jewelrySch 7 Pt 6 A Hdntes 2 (a), 3 71*0-05-10 BUTADIENE 1*29-50 BUTYL ACETATE 1*28-52 BUTYLENE 1*29-50 chlorohydrin 1*28.20 dichloride 1*29.20 glycol 1*28.30 oxide 1*28.80 BUTYHALDEHYDE 1*27 -1*1* BUTYROLACTONE 1*29-10 CABBAGE ( s e e VEffiTABLES) CABINET— fittings and mountings, of base metal 6U7-00-10 locks 61*6.86-89 CABLE (see a l s o CORDAGE) — suitable for jewelry, etc 7liO.70-8O CABS for motor vehicles 692.20-22 CADMIUM (see also METALS) — compounds— salts of organic acids 1*27.28 other 1*23.00 metal 632.ll* CAFPEINE and its compounds 1*37-02-06 CAKE(S) 182-20 bean 182.15 cocoa 156.1*0; 156.55 metal, unwrought Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(a) vegetable oil • 181*.50-52 CALCINED MAGNESIA 1*19.32 CALCINED PETROLEUM AND COAL COKE 517-51 CALCIUM (see also METALS) — compounds— carbonate 1*72.20-21* cyanamide 1*80.15 nitrate 1*80.20

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li26.10-18 I472.30 Ul8.10-32 632.16; 632.68

CALCULATING MACHINES CALCULATORS, d i s c CALENDARS, paper CALENDAR MATCHES CALENDERING MACHINES— glass-working metal-working other

676.15-2? 7IO.6O-6I 27lt.10-20 715.05 67li.li2j 678.30 67li.20 661.14O-55

CALIPERS CALOMEL

710.65 U19.52

CALORIMETERS CAMEOS s u i t a b l e for use i n jewelry CAMERA(S)-* cases photographic

711.86-88 71(1.15 Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a) (ii) 772.02-50

television CAMPHOR oil CAMPING EQUIPMENT, under bond, by nonresidents CANAIGRE, dyeing and tanning p r e p a r a t i o n CANARY SEED CANANGA OIL (Ylang ylang) CANDELILLA W X A CANDLES CANDLESTICKS, g l a s s CANDY

685.10 1*93.20-22 li52.08 861i.50 lj70.20-25 130.20 li52.70 it9li.l0 755.25 51+6.11-57 157.10-11

boxes, ceramic 533-31; 533.71 boxes, glass 51(6.11-57 CANS— of base metal, used in packing, transporting, or marketing of goods 61jO.20-30 film reel 722.80 CANE, rattan Sch 2 Ft 2B Hdnte 2(a) CANES 751.10-11

CANOES CANTALOUPES (see a l s o FEUITS) — fresh prepared or preserved CAPACITOR(S) — electrical foil, etched (aluminum) CAPERS CAPS— blasting bottle, of base metal closures, of rubber or plastics headwear lens percussion CAPSULING MACHINERY CAPTIVE-BOLT PISTOLS

696.30 Hi8.10-16 11(8.35-36 685.80 61(1(.06 161.07 755.1(0-1+5 652.65 772.85 Sch 7 Pt IB Hdnte 1 772.60 730.91 662.10-20 730.80-81

CARAWAY— oil spice CARBAZOLE, having a purity by weight o f — less than 65^ 65^ or more CARBIDE (S) — boron calcium chromium silicon, crude tool tips, and forms for making tool tips, of sintered metal carbides tungsten vanadium other (classifiable according to cation constituent) CARBOLIC ACID CARBONATE OF MAGNESIA (Magnesium carbonate), articles nspf CARBONATE(S) —

U52.10 161.09 UOl.lli li03.0li 1(22.90 1+18.ll( 1+22.92 519-21 61+9.53 1+22.1+0 1+22.58 1+17.18-1+23.00 1+03.1+0 523.51

ammonium 1+17.21+ barium i+72.02-06 beryllium 1+17 -90 calcium 1+72.20-21+ f e r t i l i z e r s and f e r t i l i z e r m a t e r i a l s 1+80.05; I+8O.8O guanidine 1+25.1+0 lead 1+73.60 magnesium (magnesia) 1+19.20-22 potassium 1+20.01+ sodium l+20.8it-86 strontium 1+21.70-72 other ( c l a s s i f i a b l e according to c a t i o n constituent) 1+17.18-1+23.00 CARBONIZING PAPER 252.25-27 CARBON (AND GRAPHITE), and articles of 517.11-91 •CARBON(S) 1+15.15 activated 1+93.26 articles, nspf 517-91 d e c o l o r i z i n g and gas or vapor absorbing 1+93.26 paper 251+.15-18 pigments (bone, carbon, and lamp b l a c k s) — 1+73.02-06 for producing e l e c t r i c a r c l i g h t 517.71-71+ tetrachloride 1+29.22 CARD CASES Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(c) CARD CLOTHING 670.52-51+ CARDS— jacquard 670.56 playing 731+.25 post • 273.85-95 s o c i a l and g i f t 27l+.00-05 CARGO NETS, of wire cordage 61+2.20 CARILLONS 725.3I+-38 CARNAUBA WAX 1+91+.12 CARPETS AND CARPETING ( s e e FLOOR COVERINGS) CARRAGEEN 192.05 CAHRAGEENIN 192.07

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459 References to Tariff Schedules CAHRIAGES— baby 732.60-62 doll 732.ho CARROTS ( s e e VEGETABLES) CARTRIDGES— ammunition and s h e l l s, empty 730.90 r e f i l l, for pens 76O.36 CARTS, f a m 666.00 CARVING(S) — steels 650.61-65 wood 202.66 CASEIN U93.I5 articles, nspf 771;.35 glue li55.3U mixtures of 1+93.16 CASES— banknote, bill, card, cigarette, currency, key, letter, license, money, pass, passport, powder, spectacle, stamp, vanity— Sch 7 Ft ID Hdnte 2(c) Sch 7 Ft 6 A Hdnte 2(b) 7liO. 05-10 clock, watch, time switch, etc Sch 7 Ft 2E Hdnte 2(d) 720.20-36 imported with articles provided for i n — Sch 6 Ft 3E Sch 6 Ft 3E Hdnte 6 Sch 7 Ft 2 Hdnte 2 of leather, nspf 791.65 luggage Sch 7 Ft ID Hdnte 2(a) for musical instruments 726.05 needle 651.01-03 for pipes or for c i g a r or c i g a r e t t e holders 756.60 of wood 20li.25-30 CASHEW APFLES ( s e e a l s o FRUITS) IU6.8O-8I CASHEWS ( s e e a l s o NUTS) Ili5-l6; Ihi-kh CASH REGISTERS 676.22 CASINGS— glass fiber 51;0.71 o i l - w e l l, of i r o n or s t e e l 6IO.39-li3 sausage— natural 190.58 nspf 790.Ii5 CASKET fittings and mountings, of base m e t a l — 6U7.00-10 CASKS— of wood 201;.10 of metal 6U0.20-30 CASSEL EARTH OR CASSEL BROWN U73.86 CASSIA, cassia buds, cassia vera (spice) 161.13-15 oil 1;52.12 CASTABLES, refractory and heat-insulating 531.11 CASTERS 790.03 CASTILE SOAR I466.O5 CASTING MACHINES, metallurgical 67li.lO CAST IRON 607.15-18 pipes and tubes 610.56-58 pipe and tube fittings 610.62-71; CASTOREUM li60.20 CASTOR OIL (see also OILS, FATS, AND GREASES) — crude or refined 176.02 soap 1;66.20 CASTS OR LEADERS, fishing 731.30 CATALOGS, printed 270.85 CATHETERS 709.09 CATHODE RAY TUBES 687.50 CATHODES, metal, unwrought Sch 6 Ft 2 Hdnte 3(a) CATTLE (see also ANIMALS) 10O.l;0-55 CAULIFLOWER (see VEGETABLES). CAULKING FRODUCTS SIMILAR TO PUTTY l;7l;.62 CAUSTIC POTASH Ii20.l8

References to Tariff Schedules CAUSTIC SODA 1;21.08 CEDAR LEAF OIL 152.11; CELERY (see VEGETABLES). CELESTITE 1;21.82 CELLS, primary 682.95 CELLULOSE— acetate Ui5.20 compounds 1;29.80 expanded, foamed, or sponge 770.30-U5 wadding 252.3O5 251;.20 articles of, nspf 256.80 waste and scrap— nontextile 771.05 textile 309.65j 309.70-75j 390.12j 390.20; 390.50 CELLULOSE PLASTIC MATERIALS i;55.20-25 articles of Sch 7 Pt 12 CEMENT COPPER 612.02 CEMENT(S) — dental 1|95.15 of gypsum 512.31-35 hydraulic 511.11-11; nspf l;9l;.60 Portland 511.11-11; CENTERPIECES — of rubber or plastics 772.35 of textile materials Sch 3 Ft 5C Hdnte 1 CENTRIFUGES 661.75-95 CERAMIC ARTICLES Sch 5 Ft 2 Hdnte 2(a) CEHEAL(S) — grains (see GRAINS) breakfast foods 182.30 CERIUM (see also METALS) — compounds— salts of organic acids 1;26.22 other i;l8.hO-kh ore 601.12 CESIUM 1;15.10 compounds— salts of organic acids 1;27.28 other 1;18.50-52 CHAIN(S) — base metal 652.12-38 clippers 61;8.93-95 for jewelry 7l;0.70-80 saw blades 61;9.23-21; sprockets 680.51; CHAIRS Sch 7 Ft 1 A CHALK(S) (see also CALCIUM CARBONATE) — billiard and tailors' 760.65 crayons 760.50-58 crude i;72.20 whiting 1;72.22 CHAMPAGNE I67.10 CHANGERS, speed 680.1;5-1;8 CHAPLETS 7l;0.50 CHARCOAL— crayons 760.50-58 wood, i n c l u d i n g s h e l l and nut 200.30 CHAR(S) — bone 1;93.25 decolorizing and gas or vapor absorbing 1;93.26 CHARTS 273.25-l;0 for institutions 850.10j 851.10 for U.S. Government 83O.OO CHASSIS for motor vehicles 692.20-25 CHECKER GAMES 731;.15 CHECKING MACHINES, weight-operated 662.25-30 CHECK-WRITING MACHINES 676.10-12 CHEESES 117.00-80

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CHEMICAL(S) — compounds (see also specific compound) Sch h Hdnte 2 inorganic Sch I Pt 2 Hdnte 2 t Ul7.10-li23.00 organic Sch U Pt 1 Hdntes, Pt 2 Hdnte 3 benzenoid liOl.02-U09.00 nonbenzenoid U25.00-lt30.00 elements, in any physical form (see also METALS) klS.05-50 radio-active k9h-50 mixtures (see also MIXTURES) Sch 1; Hdnte 3 ware, industrial, ceramic 535-21-27 CHENILLE— fabrics, cotton 3^6.itO fabrics, except cotton 3U6.50-65; 3^6.80-95 floor coverines 360.20; 360.Uo yarns 303.10; 305.50; 307.60-61i; 308.80; 310.80 CHEROOTS 170.70 CHERRIES (see a l s o FRUITS) 11^6.90-98 candied, c r y s t a l l i z e d, or glace' 15U.05 CHESS GAMES 731+.15 CHESTNUT, dyeing and tanning p r e p a r a t i o n s U70.20-25 CHESTNUTS lil5.01-02 candied, c r y s t a l l i z e d, or glace' l5i;.10 water (see VEGETABLES) CHEWING GUM 182.32 CHICKPEAS (see VEGETABLES) CHICLE 188.32-3ii CKtCORr— roots 160.30-35 Witloof 136.10 CHIGNONS 790.70 CHIMES 725.3U-38 CHIMNEYS 5ii5.65 CHINA CLAT 521.iil CHINAWARE Sch 5 Pt 2 Hdnte 2(e) CHIP Sch 2 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(c) 222.28 articles 222.32-60 roping 222.28 CHIPS— stone 513.21-Ul wood 200.15 CHISELS 651.29-31 CHLORAL HTDRATE 1*37.Ul* CHLOEATE(S) — potassium U20.06 sodium ll20.88 other (classifiable according to cation constituent) Ul7.l8-U23.00 CHLORIDE(S) — ammoniim U17.26 barium U17.70 calcium lil8.16-18 cerium UI8.U0 cesium Ul8.50 ethyl II29.26 fertilizers and fertilizer materials U80.50; U8O.8O magnesium U19.2U-28 mercury U19.50 nickel 1+19-70 potassium li80.50 sodium (Salt) U20.92-96 vinyl and vinylidine U29.UU-U6 zinc U22.72 other (classifiable according to cation constituent Ul7.l8-U23.00 and under "other halogenated hydrocarbons") U29.U8 CHLORINE Ui5.20

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CHLOROACETALDEHYDE U27.U5 CHLOROACETIC ACID U25.72 CHLOROFORM U29.2U CHOCOUTE 156.20-30 CHOPPERS, food, non-industrial, not powered by electricity 6U9.57 CHRISTMAS— cards 27U.00-05 ornaments— glass 5U5-81-87 rubber or plastics 772.95-97 tree decorations— lamps 686.30 lighting sets 688-10 of tinsel wire, lame, bullions, or metal threads 7U8-15 trees— artificial 7U8-20-21 evergreen 192.10 CHROMATE(S) and DICHROMATE(S) — potassium U20.08 sodium U2O.98 other (classifiable according to cation constituent) Ul7.l8-U23.00 CHROME— bricks 531.21 ore 601.15 CHROIOUM— compounds ( s e e a l s o CHROMATE(S) and DICHROMATE(S) — s a l t s of organic a c i d s U27-28 other U23 -00 ferrosilicon Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e) (vi) pigments U73.10-20 CHRONOGRAPHS 715.05 CHRONOMETERS 715-15-33 CHRYSENE UOI.I6 CHUCKS, magnetic 682.80-90 CIDER 167.15 CIGAJffiTTE LEAF 170.30-37 CIGARETTE PAPER 252.35; 25U.25; 256.10 CIGARETTE(S) AND CIGAR(S) 170.65-7U cases 7U0.05-10 holders 756.UO-U5; 7U0-05-10 lighters 756-02-15 machines for making 678.U5 CINCHONA BAHK U35.30 alkaloids and their salts U37.08 CINNAMON— oil U52.16 spice 161.17-19 CIRCULAR SA¥ BLADES 6U9.17 CIRCULAR KNITTING MACHINES 670.16-17 CITRAL U60.25 CITRATE(S) — calcium (lime) U26.12 potassium U26.78 sodium U26.9U other (classifiable according to cation constituent under "salts of organic acids" U26.22-U27.28 and under "esters of acids and monohydric alcohols") U28.72 CITRIC ACID U25.7U CITRONELLA OIL U52.18 CITRONS (see also FRUITS) 1U7.00-02 candied, crystallized, or glace" 15U.15 CITRUS IKUIT JUICES 165.25-35 CITRUS niliITS (see also JEUITS) 1U7-00-37

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CIVET CLAD METAL CLAMPS machine-tool part s or a c c e s s o r i e s magnetic CLAM(S) (see a l s o SHELLUSH) juice CLAPBOAHDS CLARINETS CUSPS

li60.30 Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(d) 61+9.37 67U.50-56 682.80 III4.01-10 IIU.50 202.1*5-50 Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2(b) 725.2U 7US.63-67

jewelry and r e l a t e d c l a s p s CUVICHORDS CUTS CLEANERS, vacuum, non-industrial, with self-contained electric motors CLEANING— cloths creams, liquids, powders, blackings machines— for bottles or other containers for textile materials and articles CLINICS, mobile CLIPPERS— bolt and chain hair— non-electric electric

CLIPPINGS (see RAGS) CLOCK(S)

71*0.05-10 725.02 521.lil-87 683.30 385.25-30 U93.10 662.10-20 670.1*0-1*3 692.15 61*8.93-95 650.83-35 683.1*0

715.15-33

assemblies and subassemblies 720.80-86 cases Sch 7 Pt 2E Hdnte 2 (d); 720.32-3ii dials 720.1*0-1*1* glasses 5U7.15 jewels Sch 7 Pt 2E Hdnte 2(e); 720.60 movements Sch 7 Pt 2E Hdnte 2(c); 720.02-18 parts nspf 720.92-91* plates 720.67 CLOSERS, door 61*6.95 CLOSING MACHINERI for bottles or other containers 662.10-20 CLOSURES— of cork 220.35-1*5 of rubber or plastics 772.85 of base metal 652.65 CLOTH(S) (see also FABRICS) — asbestos 518.21 coated with abrasives 519.51 dust, mop, and polishing 385.25-30 lined or reinforced paper 253.35 CLOTHESPINS 790.05-08 CLOTHING (see also WEARING APPAREL) — card 670.52-51*; 670.71* doll 737.20 machine 358.2U-60 CLOVE(S) — oil 1*52.20 spice 161.21-23 cLm'CH(Es) 680.51* bags Sen 7 Pt ID electro-magnetic 682.90 pencils 760.12

COAL

521.31

coke— not suitable for fuel 517.51 suitable for fuel 521.31 cutters 661*.05 tar— crude 1*01.18 pitch 1*01.60 products obtained from Sch 1 Pt 1 COATING MACHINES for textile materials or articles 670.1*0-1*3 COATS Sch 3 Pt 6 F COBALT (see also METALS) — compounds— salts— linoleate 1*90.1*0 salts of organic acids l*26.2l*-26 other 1*18.60-68 metal 632.20 ore 601.18 COCAINE and its compounds 1*37.10 COCA LEAVES 1*35-1*0 COCCULUS INDICUS 1*35.05-10 COCHINEAL 1*70.05 COCKS 680.20-27 COCOA 156.10-55 beans 156.10 butter 156.35 cake 156.1*0; 156.55 residues 156.50-55 COCONUT(S) ll*5.0l*-05 copra 175.09-12 meat, edible 11*5.07-10 oil (see also OILS, FATS, AND GEEASES) — crude or refined 176.0l*-13 derivatives (see fatty acids, alcohols, etc.) halogenated, nitrated, or vulcanized 1*90.05 hydrogenated 178.10 sulfonated or sulfated 1*65.65 COCOONS, S I L K — not suitable for reeling 308.12 suitable for reeling 308.02 COD (see also FISH) — oil, crude or refined (see also OILS, FATS, AND GREASES) 177.11* derivatives (see fatty acids, alcohols, etc.) liver oil 177-02 COFFEE 160.10 extracts, essences, concentrates 160.20-21 substitutes I60.30-1*1 COFFERDAMS 696.60 COILS, ignition, for internal combustion engines 683.60

COIN(S) (see a l s o INTANGIBLES) — metal purses, holders, etc

653-22

Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(c) Sch 7 Pt 6 A Hdnte 2(b) 71*0.05-10 COIR 301*.06 fiber 30l*-06 floor covering 360.35; 361.52 mats and matting, except floor covering 385.95 yarn 305.02

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COKE— coal, not suitable for f u e l — coal, suitable for fuel COLLAGES (see also WORKS OF A R T) COLLAR(S)— dog pins and clips shirt COLLIDINES

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CONTROL PANELS, e l e c t r i c a l 517.51 521.31 765.25 790.10 7Uo.05-37 Sch 3 Pt 6 F Ii01.20 U6I,30-35 Sch 3 Hdnte 2(b)

CONVERTERS— electrical, rotary or static metallurgical torque

CONVEYORS ( i n c l u d i n g b e l t conveyors) COOKERS AND COOKING APPARATUS, of base metal— n o n - e l e c t r i c, household, r e s t a u r a n t, or

685.90 682.60

671;.10 680.52 66U.10

office types 653.U5-50 COOLING MACHINERY, plant, and laboratory equipment 661,65-70 COOPERS' PRODUCTS (see also CONTAINERS) 20li. 10-20 U06.02-80 COPPER (see also METALS) — UO6.6O compounds— li06.80 salts of organic acids 1;26,28-31; li06.70 other^__,, I4I8.69-78 5U0,21-27 ore 601.66; 602.25-31 pigments I473.21; 628.15-20 COPPERAS la8.92 601.21 COPRA 175.09-12 652.93-96 COPYING PAPER 252.1;0-1;2 CORAL— hair 750,05-155 750,75 crude 190.30 jewelry Sch 7 Ft 6k Hdnte 2; 7140,05-10 cut but not set, suitable for use in jewelry 7Ul,l5 COMFORTERS S c h 3 F t 5 B Hdnte 1 (a) C O R D A G E — COMMINGLING of articles s u b j e c t to d i f f e r e n t elastic 3l;9.10 r a t e s of d u t y ( s e e a l s o MIXTURES) Gen Hdnte 7 machines 670.90 r a g s and y a m Sch 3 Ft 7C Hdnte 2 of textile m a t e r i a l s — S c h 3 Ft 2 Hdnte l(a)j 315.05-316.70 wool and h a i r Sch 3 Ft IC Hdnte 3; 307.liO scrap 390,10-12 COMFAEATORS AND COMFARATOR BENCHES 710.88 of wire, with or without fittings 6U2.06-20 COMFASSES 7 1 0. 1 2 - 1 6 CORDIALS . 168.25 COMPOUNDS ( s e e CHEMICAL COMFOUNDS) CORDS (see also CORDAGE) — COMPRESSED-AIR Sch 6 P t J E of asbestos 5l8,21 h e a t i n g and cooking apparatus 653.1i5-50 cords and tassels, of textile materials 385,70 torches 6U9.31 CORDUROYS (fabrics), cotton 3l;6.05-10 COMPRESSORS, a i r or gas 661,12 CORIANDER (spice) 161.25 CONCERTINAS 725.16 CORK(S) — CONCRETE— crown, of base metal 652.65 articles 511.31-71 natural or composition, and articles of 220.05-50 mixers, mobile 692.15 C O R M S — mixes, wet or dry 511.21-25 crocus 125.20 CONCRETES, f l o r a l ll60.05 other 125.30 CONDENSER PAPER 252.UO-U2 CORNETS-: Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2 (a); 725.20-22 COJDENSERS, for vapor engines and power u n i t s — 660.15 CORN KNIVES — CONDENSING MACHINERI, p l a n t and laboratory agricultural 61;8,69 equipment 661.65-70 pedicure 61;9.91 CONDUCTORS, e l e c t r i c a l 688,05-25 CORNMINT OIL, including "peppermint" oil derived CONFECTIONERX, nspf 157.10-11 from mentha arvensis 1;52,22 CONFETTI 737.70 CORN OIL, crude or refined (see also OILS, FATS, CONSTRUCTION ARTICLES, ceramic 532.11-61 AND GREASES) 176,03 CONTACT PRINTERS, photographic 722.86 CORN-ON-THE-COB 135.75 CONTAINERS and h o l d e r s (see a l s o BOXES and CORN OR MAIZE 130,30-36 CASES) Gen Hdnte 6 milled 131.20-21; I3I.6O-6I of base metal 61i0.05-UO CORN SUGAR 155.60 of g l a s s 5U5.11-27 CORN SIRUP 155.65 immediate, of tea, dutiable Sch 1 Pt llA Hdnte 2 CORNWALL STONE 522.35; 522.1;5 of paper, paperboard, or papier-mache—256.1t2-5Uj 256.65-67 CORPSES, with coffins and flowers, not subject to reuseable, imported under bond 861;. 1 5 provisions of tariff schedules Gen Hdnte 5(a) of rubber or plastics 772.20 CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE lJ-9.50 substantial, exported and returned 808.00 of textile materials 385,l;5-55 of unspun fibrous vegetable materials 222.U0-U; vacuum 790.59-63; 51;5.31-37 of wood 20U,05-50

COLOGNES COLORED, textile s ( definition) COLOR(S)— benzenoid acids and bases fast bases and salts lakes and toners glass, frit, or calcine COLUMBIUM (see also METALS)— metal ore COLUMNS, of base metal COMBS—

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463 References to Tariff Schedules CCKSAGES— of natural flowers or p l a n t s — fresh 192.20 dried, bleached, colored, etc 7U8.35 artificial 71(8.20; 71*8.UO CCRSET(S) 376.2li-28 l a c i n g s, of textile m a t e r i a l s 385.75-90 GQRUMDUM— natural— crude 519-17 in grains, ground, pulverized, or ground 519.37 synthetic, of gemstone quality, and articles thereof 520.71-75 COSMETICS 1*61.Ii0-li5 COTTCJJ— bale covering 356.50 linters 300.30 not processed 300.10-20 processed for 300.1*5-50 waste 300. 1*0-50 COTTONSEED 175-15 o i l, crude or r e f i n e d ( s e e a l s o OILS, FATS A D GREASES) N 176.18 COTTERS, and c o t t e r p i n s 61*6.1*2 COUMARIN UO8.7O COUMAHONE UOl.12 COUMARONE-INDENE RESINS 1*05.25 COUNTERS, r e v o l u t i o n and p r o d u c t i o n 711.98 COUNTING MACHINES, w e i g h t - o p e r a t e d 662.25-30 COUPLINGS, e l e c t r o - m a g n e t i c 682.90 COUPLINGS SHAFT 680.50 COVERINGS ( s e e FLOOR COVERINGS) COVERLETS Sch 3 Pt 5B Hdnte 1 (a) COVER PAPER 252.57 COWPEAS ( s e e VEGETABLES) CRABS ( s e e a l s o SHELLFISH) llU.l5-30 CRAFT, opneumatic 696.35 CRANES 661*.10 mobile 692.15 railroad and railway service vehicles 690.20 CRATES, wooden 201*.30 CRAYONS, chalk and charcoal 760.50-58 CREAM SEPARATORS 661.75-95 CREAMERS (see TABLEWARE) CREAM OF TARTAR li26.76 CREAMS (see also MILK AND CREAM) — cosmetic lt6l.UO-li5 for polishing and cleaning U93.10 CREELS, fishing 731.10 CREOSOTE OIL 1+01.22 CREPE PAPER 253.15-20 CRESYLIC ACID U01.2li; U03.1*2 CRIN VEGETAL 30U.O8 CROCHET HOOKS 651.07 CROPS, riding 751.10-11 CROQUET EQUIPMENT 73U.60 CROTONALDEHYDE 1*27.1*6 CROTON OIL, crude or refined (see also OILS, FATS, AMD GREASES) 176.20 CROTONYL ALCOHOL U27.82 CROWBARS 651.25

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CRUCIBLES — carbon or graphite 531.33 earthenware and stoneware 531.35 CRUCIFIXES — of rubber or plastics 772.97 designed to be worn or carried on or about the person 71*0.55-60 CRUDE PETROLEUM, including reconstituted crude petroleum U75.05-10 CRUSHING BORT, diamond 520.27 CRUSHING MACHINERY for earth, stone, ores, or other minerals in solid form-678.20 CRUTCH TIPS AND GRIPS 772.1*2 CRYOLITE 521.91 CRYSTAL(S) — components, electronic 687.60 optical, synthetic 51*0.61-67 piezo-electric, mounted 687.60 quartz (Brazilian pebble) 521.21 rock— articles, nspf 520.51* cut but not set 520.39 in natural state 520.11 CUBARITHMS 826.20 CUBE ROOT U93.02-0li CUBE(S) — glass, mosaic 51*0.51 metal, unwrought Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(a) CUCUMBERS (see VEGETABLES) CUDBEAR, dyeing and tanning preparation 1*70.05 CUFF LINKS 71*0.05-37 CUFFS, shirt, textile Sch 3 Pt 6F CULM (coal) 521.31 CUMENE UOl.26 CUMMIN ( s p i c e) 161.27 CUPRO-NICKEL Sch 6 Pt 2C Hdnte 2 (a) ( i i i) CUPROUS OXIDE 1*73.2U CUPS ( s e e TABLEWARE) CURB, s u i t a b l e for j e w e l r y 7U0.70-80 CURLERS 750.25 CURLING STONES 731*.65 CURRENCY imported for monetary purposes, not s u b j e c t to provisions of t a r i f f schedules Gen Hdnte 5 (b) CURRY A D C K Y P W E ( s p i c e) N U R O DR 161.29 CURTAINS— of rubber or plastics 772.35 of textile materials Soh 3 Pt 5C Hdnte 1 of unspun fibrous vegetable substances222.50 CURUPAY, dyeing and tanning preparation 1+70.20-25 CUSHIONS 727.80 invalid and nursing, of rubber or plastics 772.1(2 CUSK (see FISH) CUTCH, dyeing and tanning preparation 1+70.10-15 CUTICLE KNIVES and cuticle pushers 61+9.91 CUT-OUTS, for use in conjunction with internal-combustion engines 683.60 CUTTING— appliances, gas operated 67l*.80-90 blades— for hair clippers 650.83-85 for mechanical and non-mechanical saws 6U9.1l*-25 for power o r hand to o l s 61+9.65-67

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The Ramayana/Book I/Canto LVIII: Tris'anku Cursed

Tris'anku's speech the hundred heard, And thus replied, to anger stirred: 'Why foolish King, by him denied, Whose truthful lips have never lied, Dost thou transgress his prudent rule, And seek, for aid, another school? Ikshváku's sons have aye relied Most surely on their holy guide: Then how dost thou, fond Monarch, dare Transgress the rule his lips declare? 'Thy wish is vain,' the saint replied, And bade thee cast the plan aside. Then how can we, his sons, pretend In such a rite our aid to lend? O Monarch, of the childish heart, Home to thy royal town depart. That mighty saint, thy priest and guide, At noblest rites may well preside: The worlds for sacrifice combined A worthier priest could never find.'

Such speech of theirs the monarch heard, Though rage distorted every word, And to the hermits made reply: 'You, like your sire, my suit deny. For other aid I turn from you: So, rich in penance, Saints, adieu!'

Vas'ishtha's children heard, and guessed His evil purpose scarce expressed, And cried, while rage their bosoms burned, 'Be to a vile Chandála turned!'

This said, with lofty thoughts inspired, Each to his own retreat retired.

That night Tris'anku underwent Sad change in shape and lineament. Next morn, an outcast swart of hue, His dusky cloth he round him drew. His hair had fallen from his head, And roughness o'er his skin was spread. Such wreaths adorned him as are found To flourish on the funeral ground. Each armlet was an iron ring: Such was the figure of the king, That every counsellor and peer, And following townsman, fled in fear.

Alone, unyielding to dismay, Though burnt by anguish night and day, Great Vis'vámitra's side he sought, Whose treasures were by penance bought.

The hermit with his tender eyes Looked on Tris'anku's altered guise, And grieving at his ruined state Addressed him thus, compassionate: 'Great King,' the pious hermit said, 'What cause thy steps has hither led, Ayodhyá's mighty Sovereign, whom A curse has plagued with outcast's doom?' In vile Chandála's shape, the king Heard Vis'vámitra's questioning, And, suppliant palm to palm applied, With answering eloquence he cried: 'My priest and all his sons refused To aid the plan on which I mused. Failing to win the boon I sought, To this condition I was brought. I, in the body, Saint, would fain A mansion in the skies obtain. I planned a hundred rites for this, But still was doomed the fruit to miss. Pure are my lips from falsehood's stain, And pure they ever shall remain,-- Yea, by a Warrior's faith I swear,-- Though I be tried with grief and care. Unnumbered rites to Heaven I paid, With righteous care the sceptre swayed; And holy priest and high-souled guide My modest conduct gratified. But, O thou best of hermits, they Oppose my wish these rites to pay; They one and all refuse consent, Nor aid me in my high intent. Fate is, I ween, the power supreme, Plan's effort but an idle dream, Fate whirls our plans, our all away;

Fate is our only hope and stay; Now deign, O blessed Saint, to aid Me, even me by Fate betrayed, Who come, a suppliant, sore distressed, One grace, O Hermit, to request. No other hope or way I see: No other refuge waits for me. Oh, aid me in my fallen state, And human will shall conquer Fate.'


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References to Tariff Schedules 650.83-85 650.77 683.90-95 670.50 6^9.26 ^55.10 125.AO-60 A18.20 A18.69 -il9.53 -V23.82 ^20.12 -i21.02 A22.73 il7.18-;i23.00 642.25-30 725.30 A01.30

DAIRY PRODUCTS Sch 1 Pt A DARNING NEEDLES 651.05 DART GAMES 73A.15 DASHEENS (see VEGETABLES) DATES (see also FRDIT) U 7.-iO-/p8 DATING MACHINES 676.10-12 DECALCOMANIA PAPER, not printed25A.30-32 DECALCOMAHIAS 273.65-80 toy737.90 DECANTERS (see TABLEWARE) DECYL ALCOHOL— 427.8A of other than animal or vegetable originDEFINITIONS AND LIMITATIONS-- See Hdntes, Sch, Part s, Subparts DEFORMED CONCRETE REINFORCING BARS, steel Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(d") 608.U0-U2 203.10-30 DENSIFIED WOOD, and articles thereof DENTAL— cements 495.15 furniture 727.02-04 instruments and apparatus 709.01-27 DENTIFRICES 461.40-45 DEPTH SOUNDING INSTRUMENTS 712.10-12 DERRIS ROOT 493.02-04 DETERGENTS, synthetic (see also SURFACEACTIVE AGENTS) ~ benzenoid 405.35 noti-benzenoid 466.30 DEVELOPING TANKS 722.88-90 DEXTRINE . 493.30 DEXTROSE 155.60 155.65 sirup DIALS 720.40-44 DIAMONDS— articles of, nspf 520.51 cut but not s e t 520.32-34 industrial, natural or synthetic 520.21-31 in natural state— 520.11 DIATOMITE 522.11 DIBENZOFURAN 401.32 DICE 734.15

References to Tariff Schedules DICHLORIDE(S)~ butylene, ethylene and propylene 429.20 tin 422.20 other (classifiable according to cation constituent 417.18-423.00 and under "other halogenated hydro429.48 carbons"^ 685.40-42 DICTATION RECORDING AND TRANSCRIBING MACHINES425.liO DICYANDIAMIDE DIELECTRIC HEATING EQUIPMENT 683.95 DIES— 649.48 for wire drawing 649.48 extrusion for metal •-125.12 DIETHANOLAMINE 407.35 DIETHYLAMINOACETOXYLIDIDE (Xylocaine) 437.38 DIETHYLBARBITURIC ACID and its compounds 428.54 DIETHYL SULFATE 708.78 DIFFRACTION APPARATUS 435.45 DIGITALIS (Lanata and Purpurea) 161.31 DILL (spice) • 401.34 DIMETHYLNAPHTHALENES 428.54 DIMETHYL SULFATE 425.22 DIMETHYLUREA DINNERWARE (see TABLEWARE) DIOXIDE(S)~ barium 417.72 selenium 420.50 titanium 473.70 other (classified according to cation constituent) 417.18-423.00 DIPENTAERYTHRITOL 428.32 DIPHENYLENE OXIDE 401.32 408.15 DIPHENYL OXIDE 493.75 DIP, sheep 710.60-61 DISC CALCULATORS 516.73 fuse, mica DISCHARGERS, ash, mechanical 661.25 DISHES (see TABLEWARE) DISH WASHING MACHINES 662.20 DISKS— abrasive 519.51 of cork 220.45 DISPENSERS, salt, pepper, mustard, ketchup, etc.— of rubber or plastics DISPERSANTS (see SURFACE-ACTIVE AGENTS) DISPERSING APPLIANCES, mechanical, for liquids or powders 662.35-50 DISTILLATION APPARATUS, glass 547.53-55 DISTILLED OR ESSENTIAL OILS 452.02-80 DISTILLING MACHINERY, plant, and laboratory equipment 661.70 DIVIDERS 710.80 DIVI-DIVI, dyeing and tanning preparations 470.20-25 DOCKS, floating 696.50 DOCUMENTS, public, issued by foreign governments or public international organizations840.00 DOG EQUIPMENT 790.10 DOILIES— of rubber or plastics 772.35 of textile materials Sch 3 Pt 5C Hdnte 1 D0LL( S) 737.20 carriages and strollers 732.40 clothing 737.20 DOLOMITE, dead-burned 531.01-04 DOMINOES 734.15

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DUSTERS, feather DYED TEXTILE (definition") DYEING— machines, for textile materials and articles preparations, of vegetable origin DYES— benzenoid, natural and synthetic DYNAMITE

References to Tariff Schedules 750.35 Sch 3 Hdnte 2(b) 670.A3 A70.05-85 A06.02-80 /i85.10

E EAR-RINGS AND CLIPS EARTHENWARE, and articles of EARTH, F u l l e r ' s EASELS, e n l a r g i n g, photgraphic ECONOMIZERS EDGINGS, textile

Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(a) 7,10.05-37 Sch 5 Pt 2 Hdnte 2(b') 521.51-5A 722.92 660.15 Sch 3 Pt /iB Hdnte 1 357.70 722.52-56

EDITORS, film EELS (see FISH) EFFECTS— of groups or delegations of foreign residents arriving in the United States on goodwill visits 821.00 household, actually used abroad by persons arriving in United States 810.10 of persons arriving who are not returning residents 812.10-^0 of persons employed on a vessel, vehicle, or aircraft engaged in international traffic 8 U.00 of personnel (alien) of foreign governments and international organizations; and of distinguished foreign visitors Sch 8 Pt 2C professional, or tools of trade— of persons arriving, if taken abroad by them 810.20 of persons emigrating to the United States 811.10 under bond, by nonresidents 86^.50 of returning residents— acquired abroad by them 813.15-^0 taken abroad by them 313.10 of United States citizens who died abroad815.00 of United States government personnel and persons evacuated to the United States— Sch 8 Pt 2B EGGPLANT (see VEGETABLES) EGGS— birds', fresh, frozen, prepared or pre served 119.50-70 fish roe 113.30-AO fish (except roe) 190.iO insect 190.^0 wild bird, importation prohibited Sch 1 Pt AE Hdnte 1 ELASTIC Sch 3 Pt AA Hdnte 2(b) braids 3-19.10; 3^9.30 cordage and yarns 3'i9.10 fabrics, not braided 3A9.20

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E L E C T R I C ( A L) (see also MACHINES) — alarms, "burglar and fire amplifiers, audio-frequency 68k apparatus for making, breaking, protecting electrical circuits appliances, kitchen and household, portable articles, nspf bells brazing machines and apparatus capacitors, fixed or variable conductors-insulated, with or without fittings 3.05-15 uninsulated 3.20-25 conduits, and fittings therefor 3.30-35 converters, rotary or static cutting machines and apparatus flashlights 681^.10 flatirons floor polishers food grinders and mixers, fruit juice ex- tractors furnaces and ovens, industrial and laboratory generators 682 683 hair-clippers 68k.20; 68k hair-dressing appliances heaters, immersion or water; and heating 68k.20; 684 apparatus, soil or space heating equipment, induction and dielectric ignition and starting equipment for internal-combustion engines indicator panels 685.TO inductors 682.60 insuldtors-ceramic 535.11-lit glass 3k-T.kx-k3 rubber or plastics TT3.30 lamps— discharge filament 686.30-90 luminescent 687.30 portable, with self-contained electrical source 683.TO-80 measuring, checking, analyzing, or automatically-controlling apparatus Sch 7 Ft 2D Hdnte 2 712.05-50 motors 682.20-55 motor-generators 682.60 parts, nspf 688.1+0 porcelain 535.11-11+ rectifiers and rectifying apparatus 682.60 refrigerators and refrigerating equipment— 661.35 resistors-68I+.50 heating other, fixed or variable, including 686.10 potentiometers scissors and shavers 683.50 signalling apparatus, sound or visual 685.70 sirens 685.70 soldering machines and apparatus 683.95 telephone and telegraph apparatus 681+.62-61+ tools, hand 683.20 transformers 682.10 vacuum cleaners 683.30 ware, ceramic 535.11-11+ welding machines and apparatus ELECTRICITT, not subject to provisions of Gen Hdnte 5(c) tariff schedules ELECTRICITY SUPPLY OR PRODUCTION METERS 713.05-15 ELECTRODES— base metal or metal carbide, coated or cored with flux, for soldering, etc 653.15 in part of carbon or graphite, for electric furnace or electrolytic purposes 517.61-71+ 682.90 ELECTRO-MAGNETS

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ELECTRO-MAGNETIC- clutches, couplings, brakes, and lifting heads 682.90 work holders ELECTRO-MECHANICAL APPLIANCES, non-industrial, with self-contained electric motors 683.30-32 ELECTRO-MEDICAL APPARATUS --709.15-17 ELECTRON microscopes and diffraction apparatus708 78; 85I+.IO ELECTRONIC-crystal components 687.60 musical instruments Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2 (c) 725.1+5 stroboscopic flash apparatus, photographic722.72 tub as- x-ray 709.61 other 687.50-60 ELECTRO-PLATING ANODES-of nickel 620.50 of zinc 653.25 ELECTROTYPE PLATES --ELEMENTS— chemical (see also METALS) 1+15.05-50 electrical, ceramic 535-1'+ optical 708.01-29 blanks 5I+0.63-67 radioactive 1+9I+. 50 ELEVATORS 661+. 10 liquid (bucket, chain, screw, band, and similar types) 660.90 EMHLIMS and insignia-jewelry Sch 7 Pt 6 AHdnte 2 (a) 7I+0.05-37 for institutions (regalia) Sch 8 Pt 1 Hdnte 2 + 850 1+0; 851.30 textile (see MOTIFS) EMBOSSING and stamping materials, mounted on 61+1+. 9 5 paper, etc EMBROIDERED (see ORNAMENTED) EMBROIDERY— machines 670.27 ornamented fabrics Sch 3 Hdnte 3 (a)(i)(A) 353-50 stilettos 651.0I+ EMERALDS— articles of, nspf 520.51 cut but not set 520.38 in natural state 520.11 EMERY-crude 519-IT in grains, ground, pulverized, or refined-519•3T EMULSIFIERS (see SURFACE-ACTIVE AGENTS) EMULSION, sheets or strips, photo-sensitive, but not exposed T23.20 ENAMEL(S)-of glass, frit, or calcine 5I+0.21-2T paints Sch 1 Pt + 9C Hdnte 2 Ti+.30-35 ENDIVE (see VEGETABLES) ENEMA BAGS and fittings therefor, of rubber or plastics TT2.k2 1+60.05 ENFLEURAGE GREASES ENGINES— fire 692-15 internal-combustion 660.1+0-51+ non-electric 660.T5-85 steam and other vapor power units 660.25-35 water 660.65-TO ENGLISH HORNS--Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2(b) T25. 2I+ ENGRAVINGS— engraved and printed by hand 765.10 imported under bond 862. 10; 861+.TO for institutions 85O, 10; 851.10 nspf-— 27I+. 50; 2T1+-T0 for U.S. Government 830.00

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EKLAKGERS, photographic ENLAHGING EASELS, photographic ENVELOPES-glass, including bulbs and tubes, for electric lamps, vacuum tubes, or other electrical devices paper ENZYMES -— EPICHLORHYLRIN --EPOXIDES, including halogenated epoxides EPOXY RESINS--EPSOM SALTS ERGOT ERGOTAMINE TARTRATE ESSENCE(S) — coffee floral fruit ESSENTIAL OILS — ESTER(S)-dibasic-acid, sulfonated or sulfated fatty acid of animal or vegetable origin sulfonated or sulfated fruit monohydric alcohol

T22 10; 722.18 722.92

5I+7.31-37 437.U6-U9 te8.82 U28.80-88 it05.25 U19.34 i^35•50 It37.l2 160.20-21 460.05 l^50.lO-50 452.02-80 465.90 490.90-94 465.55-60 450.10-50 428.50-72 465.05-10

polyhydric a l c o h o l ETCHINGS--

It28.30-lt6

etched and printed by hand imported under bond for institutions nspf for U.S. Government ETHANE ETHANOLAMINES

765.10 — 862,10; 864.70 85O,10; 851.10 274,50; 274.70 830.00 475-15 U25.12 Iv82.30-lt6; 465.05-10

ETHER-ESTERS, polyhydric a l c o h o l ErHER(s)--

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dibasic-acid, sulfonated or sulfated fatty acid of animal or vegetable origin sulfonated or sulfated monohydric alcohol polyhydric alcohol U28.3O-I+6; ETHYL-acetate aerylate alcohol-for beverage purposes not for beverage purposes chloride ether methacrylate methyl ketone ETHYLENE chlorohydrin dlbromide glycol oxide ETHYLENEDLAMINE ETHYLHYDROCUPREINE ETHYLPHENYLHEXAHYDROPYRIMIDINE-l4-,6-DIONE-EUCALYPTUS-dyeing and tanning preparations oil -EVAPORATING MACHINERY, industrial, plant, and laboratory equipment EXCAVATORS and excavating machinery, for earth, minerals, or ores EXCELSIOR, wood EXHIBITION ARTICLE S — exported for exhibition and return to the United States imported under bond 862.10 for institutions 851.5O property of foreign governments or of public international organizations for noncommercial exhibitions EXPANDED METAL, of base metal

25-555 O - 64 - 31

465.90 490.90-94 465.55-60 428.90-96 465.05.10 428.58 428.62 168.30-31 427.88 429.26 428.90 428.64 427.62 429.50 428.22 1*29.28 428.34 428.84 U25.1U 437.50 407.4o 470.20-25 452.24 661.65-70 664.05 200.25

802.10-30 864.60-75 852.10-20

842.10 652.80

References to Tariff Schedules EXPANDED RUBBER OR PLASTICS EXPANSION METERS -EXPLOSIVES-benzenold non-benzenoid EXPRESSED OR EXTRACTED VEGETABLE OILS, crude or refined—-EXTINGUISHERS, fire EXTRACTING MACHINERY, for earth, minerals, or ores EXTRACTORS, juice, non-industrial-with self-contained electric motors not powered by electricity EXTRACT(S)-coffee --dyeing and tanning flavoring hop -— licorice nialt meat ---— EXTRUDING MACHINES, for man-made textile filaments EXTRUSION DIES FOR METAL EYEGLASSES --ETES-artificlal, other than prosthetic prosthetic articles screw-

seed-potato

FABRIC-folding, reeling, or cutting machines

770.30-80 711-86-88 405.O5 485.10-50 176.01-70 662.50 664.05 683-32 649.57 160.20-21 470.05-85 450.10-50 192.30 I92.45 132.25-30 IO7.8O 670.00 649-48 708.43-47 79O.OO 700. S7 6U6.72; 6U6.78

125.67

Sch 6 Pt 4 E 670.50 670.14-35

-making machines FABRICS-of textile materials-belting for machinery 358.05-10 braids — Sch 3 Hdnte 2 (f); 348.00-05; 349.10; 349.30; 703.80-95 burnt-out lace Sch 3 Hdnte 2(g) 353-10 coated or filled Sch 3 Pt 4C Hdnte 2(a); 355.05-25; 355-50-356-45 edgings, insertings, galloons, fringes, and other trimmings 357-70 elastic Sch 3 Pt 4 A Hdnte 2(b); 349.20-30 hose Sch 3 Pt 6C Hdnte; 374-05-65 hose suitable for gases or liquids 357-90-95 knit — Sch 3 Hdnte 2(d) 345.10-60 artists' canvas 355-50-60 coated or filled, or laminated with rubber or plastics 355-65-80 coated or filled, nspf 356.25-45 lace— -35I-O5-9O machine clothing (for paper making, printing or other machines) 358.24-60 narrow Sch 3 Pt 4 A Hdnte 2(a) 347.10-75 netting 352.10-80 fish 355-35-45 nonwoven (including felts and bonded fabrics) Sch 3 Pt 4C Hdnte 2 (b); 355-05-25 nspf, Including laminated 359.IO-6O oilcloths 356.05-10 ornamented Sch 3 Hdnte 3 353-50 pile 346.05-65 for pneumatic tires 357-80 quilling 352.30

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FABRICS--Continued of textile materials--Continued tracing cloth 356-15 tucking 357-60 tufted 3't6.70-95 veiling 350.00 window hollands 356.20 woven— artists' canvas 355-50-60 billiard cloth 357-20 holting cloth357-25-35 coated or filled, or laminated with rubber or plastics 355-65-85 coated or filled, nspf 356-05-U5 for covering cotton bales 356.50 handwoven, for religious institutions 850.50 nspf 320.01-336.15; 336.30-339-00 for padding or interlinings in apparel 356.80 samples, of wool 385-20 serges, for religious orders 336.20-25 for stenciling, in screen printing3'?1-^O-k^ tapestry and upholstery 357-05-15 toweling 356-70 of tinsel wire, lame, bullions, or raetalized yams, suitable for making Insignia or ornamentation for uniforms of U.S. armed forces 7^.10 of wire 6te.25-87 FANCY OH FIGURED (defined) Sch 3 Pt 3A Hdnte 3; Sch 3 Pt 6 A Hdnte l(b) FANS 661.10 hand — 790.25 FARM wagons and carts 666.00 FASTENERS-corrugated 61+6.22 slide 71+5.70-7'+ snap 71+5.63-67 used with screw b o l t s or studs 61+6.1+2 used with power-actuated hand to o l s 61+6.15-17 FATS and f a t t y substances (see OILS, FATS, AND GREASES; ACIDS, f a t t y, and ALCOHOLS, f a t t y) FEATHERS— colored, or otherwise processed 7I+8.I+O crude, s o r t e d, or t r e a t e d Sch 1 Pt I5D Hdnte 1 186.10-15 dusters 750.35 importation prohibited Sch 1 Pt I5D Hdnte 2 millinery ornaments, feather trees, flowers, and articles nspf 71+8.1+0 FEEDS, ANIMAL - Sch 1 Pt I5C Hdnte 1 181+.10-75 FELDSPAR 522.31; 522.1+1 FELT-BASE FLOOR COVERINGS Sch 7 Pt 1+B Hdnte 2(d) 728.15 FELT(S)-furnishings, nonwoven wool felt 367.20-25 glass fiber — 5'+0.71 hair, and articles of, nspf 790.23 hat-making machines 670.33-35 machine clothing, nonwoven 358.21+-60 making and finishing machines 670.33-35 nonwoven, of textile materials, and articles of, nspf 355-05-25 FENCE-pickets, palings, rails, and sections, of wood 200.75 p o s t, of base metal 653.02-03 FENCING-foils 735-20 of w i r e — 61+2.35-87 FENNEL, s p i c e I6I.33 FERMENTED BEVERAGES 167.05-50 FERMENTS 1+37.1+6-^9

References to Tariff Schedules FERRICyANIDE(S)-potassium 1+20.11+ other ( c l a s s i f i a b l e according to c a t i o n constituent)— — I+I7.I8-I+23.OO FERRITES 535.12 FERROALLOYS-ferrochromium Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2 (e)(i) 607.30-31 ferromanganese Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2 (e) ( i i) 607.35-37 ferromolybdenum Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2 (e) ( i i i) 607.1+0 ferronickel Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(d) 607.25 ferrophosphorus Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(iv) 607.1+5 ferrosilicon Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(v) 607.50-53 ferrosilicon chromium Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(vi) 607.55 ferrosilicon manganese Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(vil) 607.57 ferrosilicon titanium Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(viii) 607-60 ferrosilicon tungsten Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(ix) 607-65 ferrotitanium Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(x) 607-60 ferrotungsten Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(xi) 607.65 ferrovanadium Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(xii) 607.70 ferrozirconium Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(xiii) 607-75 other 607.80 FERROCERIUM and other pyrophoric alloys 755-35 FERROCYANIDE(S) — potassium— ^ 1+20.16 sodium 1+21.0I+ other ( c l a s s i f i a b l e according to c a t i o n constituent) I+I7.18-I+23.OO FERROELECTRIC ceramic elements 535.12 FERTILIZERS AND FERTILIZER MATERIALS — I+8O.O5-8O FERTILIZER SPREADERS 666.00 FESTOONING, of t i n s e l w i r e, lame, b u l l i o n s, or metal t h read s 7I+8.I5 FIBERS— animal hair, nontextile 186.10-55 asbestos-— — 518.11-21 for footwear (defined) Sch 7 Pt lA Hdnte 2(g) glass, nontextile 5I+O.7I textile-animal hair, nspf 312.10 cotton 300.10-50 flax 250.0I+ hair (defined) Sch 3 Pt IC Hdnte 1(a) hemp (defined) Sch 3 Pt IB Hdnte l(c) 250. OI+ jute (defined) Sch 3 Pt IB Hdnte 1(d) machines used to prepare fibers for spinning, for use as stuffing, or for manufacture of nonwoven felts or wadding 670.02-06 man-made 309.1+1-90 raw (defined) Sch 3 Pt IB Hdnte 1(b) silk --— 308.10-20 vegetable, except cotton 30I+.02-58 wool and related animal hair 306.00-307.52 vegetable, nontextile, unspun I92.55-85 FIBRIN 1+93-35 FIBROUS VEGETABLE MATERIALS, unspun Sch 2 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(d) FICIN —l+37-'+8 FIELD GLASSES , 7O8.5I FIFES _ 725.2I+ FIG PASTE 152.50

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References to Tariff Schedules FIGS (see also FRUrrs) FIGURINES-ceramic rubber or plastics FILAMEINT LAMPS FILAMEUTS-grouped monofilaments plexiform

-

of rubber or plastics FILBERTS (see also NUTS) FILES-nail

-

—

ll)-7.50-5'^ 53''-'31-9T 773-10 686.30-90

-

Sch 3 Pt IE Hdnte 3(e) 309.28-35 Sch 3 Pt IE Hdnte 3(b) 309.02-06 - Sch 3 Pt IE Hdnte 3(c) 309.10 Sch 7 Pt 12B Hdnte l(c) 771.20-55 1^5.18; 114-5.46 Sch 6 Pt 3E Hdnte 2 61(-9.91 61(-9.01-07 170.2O-1^9

other— FILLER TOBACCO FILLING machinery for bottles or other containers 662.10-20 FILM-photographlc-exposed-motion picture 'J2k.0'y-10 other (see PHOTOGRAPHS) product of United States, exposed abroad 805.OO not exposed 723.O5-I5 reels and reel cans 722.80 viewers, tltlers, splicers, and editors 722.52-56 waste and scrap 72't-.50 of rubber or plastics Sch 7 Pt 12B Hdnte 1(b) 771.20-55 x-ray, exposed 27'^.'^•5 FILTERING— machinery and apparatus for liquids or gases 661.95 paper 252.50 cut to size or shape 256.15 FILTER MASSE, of pulp 251.10 FII/TERS-glass fiber 514-0.71 glass, not optically worked, for lighting or signal purposes 5'4-5.6l photographic 722.614FINGER COTS, of rubber or plastics 772.te FINISHING MACHINES for textile materials or articles 670.42-43 FIRE ALARMS, electrical 685.70 FIREARMS Sch 7 Pt 5A Hdnte 2 730.10-81 FIRE BRICK — 531.21-27 FIRE CLAY 52I.8I-8I4. FIRE— engines 692.15 extinguishers, whether or not charged 662.50 FIREWOOD--— 200.03 FIREWORKS 755-15 FIRST-AID KITS put up and packaged for retail sale 14-95.20 FISH (see also SHELLFISH)-in airtight containers 112.01-94 balls, cakes, and puddings II3.05-15 dead, not fit for human consumption 184.55 dried, salted, pickled, smoked, or kippered 111.10-92 eggs, except roe 190.40 fresh, chilled, or frozen 110.10-61 glue 455.36-38 homogenized condensed 184.55 hooks — 731.05-06 landing nets 731.50 live, for other than human consumption 190.45

FISH—Continued oils (see also OILS, FATS, AND GREASES)-crude or refined hydrogenated products of American fisheries pastes and sauces prepared or preserved, nspf products of American fisheries roe— --— — scales, crude scrap, meal, and solubles sounds sticks and similar products FISHING— netting and nets tackle and equipment

177.02-26 178.IO I80.00-20 113-01 II3.50-60 180.00-20 113.30-40 190.47 184.54-55 190.50 113.20-25 355.35-45 731.05-60

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FITTINGS— douche or enema bag, or hot water bottle, of rubber or plastics furniture, door, window, blind, staircase, luggage, vehicle coachwork, casket, cabinet, etc lubrication

772.U2

6U7.00-10 680.57

pipe and t u b e — of asbestos and hydraulic cement 518.1*1 of aluminum' 6l8.U5-li7 of copper 6l3.l5-l6 ceramic, for sewer and drain pipes Sch 5 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(b) 532.61 of iron or steel 6l0.62-80 for conduits for electrical conductors 688.35 of lead 62li.50-5U of nickel 620.U6 of tin 622.1*0 of zinc 626.U5 syringe 709.13; 772.1*2 FLAGEOLETS 725.21* FLAKES— aluminum 618.1*0 copper 6l2.55 lead 621*.1*0-1*2 nickel 620.30 tin 622.35 zinc 626.1*0-1*2 FLARES and other chemical signals 755-20 FLASH-LIGHTING APPARATUS, photographic 722.72 FLASHLIGHTS 683.70 FLASKS, of base metal, used in packing, transporting, or marketing of goods 61*0.20-30 F U T GLASS and products thereof 51*1.01-51*1*.61* FLAT GOODS, small, designed to be carried on the person Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(c) 706.0l*-60

FLATIRONS, e l e c t r i c a l FLAVORING EXTRACTS FLAVORS, benzenoid FLAX— straw textile fibers FLAXSEED ( l i n s e e d) FLEXIBLE—

681*. 10-15 U50.10-50; 182.1*0 1*08.05-80 192.60 250.0U; 301*.10-18 175.18

film, strips, and sheets, of rubber or plastics (except cellulosic plastics)771.1*0-1*2 metal hose or tubing 652.09 FLINT— crude 519.17 in grains, ground, pulverized, or refined 519-37 FLITTERS, metallic 61*1*.98 FLOAT GLASS 51*3-11-69 FLOATING— buoys, beacons, landing stages, cofferdams, rafts and other floating structures (except vessels) 696.60 docks 696.50 instruments similar to hydrometers 711.30 FLOCK, of wool and hair 307.30 FLOOR COVERINGS— of textile materials Sch 3 Pt 5 A Hdnte 2(a) 360.05-361.56 chenille, cotton 360.20 coir (pil3 type) (see also 3 8 0. 9 5) — 360.35 hand-knotted pile (Oriental, real Axminster, Savonnerie, etc.) 360.05-l5

References to Tariff Schedules FLOOR COVERINGS—Continued of textile materials—Continued "imitation oriental" cotton 360.25 jute 360.36; 361.53 machine-woven pile (Axminster, Wilton, Brussels, velvet, tapestry, etc.) 360.U5 tufted ^pre-existing base) including hand-hooked 360.65non-pile floor coverings— braided, tubular, and similar sewn or bound strip (nonwoven) types 361.05-15 361.52 coir malting 361.50 hit-and-misa, cotton other non-pj.le types (Kelim, Aubusson, ingrain, druggets, etc.)361.1*2-1*8; 361.5U-56 of unspun fibrous vegetable m a t e r i a l s — 222.55-57 other Sch 7 Pt 1 B Hdnte 2(c) 728.05-25 FLOOR COVERING UNDERLAYS of textile or other fibrous materials Sch 3 Pt 5 A Hdnte 2(b) 361.80-85 FLOORING, wood 202.03-31; 202.57-60 FLOOR— lamps, of base metal Sch 6 Pt 3F polishers, non-industrial, with selfcontained electric motors 683.30 tiles— ceramic 532.21-27 concrete 511.31 FLORAL— essences and concretes 1*60.05 waters 1*61.20 FLOUNCING, textile Sch 3 Pt 1 B Hdnte 1 FLOUR— arrowroot, cassava, and sago 132.35 fruit 152.00-06 grain Sch 1 Pt 7B Hdnte 1 131.10-80 snuff 170.75 wood 200.20 FLOWER(S) (see also ARTIFICIAL) — cut, fresh, and florist articles made therefrom 192.20 cut natural, dried, bleached, colored, etc., and ornamental articles made therefrom 71*8.25 handmade, ceramic 531*.11 pyrethrum or insect 1*93.55-56 waters 1*61.20

FLOWMETERS FLUE DUST, metal b e a r i n g FLUE LININGS, ceramic

711.82-83 Sch 6 Pt 1 Hdnte 2(b) Sch 5 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(b) 532.61

FLUGELHORNS

Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2(a) 725.20-22 1*01.36 1*01.38 522.21-21* Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2(b) 725.21*

FLUORAHTHRENE FLUORENE FLUORSPAR FLUTES FLUXES— glass, frit, calcine mineral, natural FOAMED RUBBER OR PLASTICS FOAM GLASS

51*0.21-27 522.31-1*5 770.30-80 51*0.55

FOAMING AGENTS (see SURFACE-ACTIVE AGENTS) FOBS Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(a) 7l*0.05-37 FOIL, base metal 61*1*.02-1*2 FOLDING MACHINES, f a b r i c 670.50

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g r i n d e r s, mixers, s l l c e r s, and choppers, non-industrial— not powered by e l e c t r i c i t y with s e l f - c o n t a i n e d e l e c t r i c motors preparing and manufacturing machinery, industrial FOOTBALL EQUIPMENT FOOTWEAR infants' knit lacings

snows hoes with s k a t e s permanently a t t a c h e d FORCINGS, of i r o n or s t e e l FQRKS— hand to o l s kitchen or tableware tuning of

wood

FORMALDEHYDE, including s o l u t i o n s resins— benzenold non-benzenoid FCKMATE(S)— nickel sodium 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 monohydrlc alcohols") FCRMIC ACID FORMINC M A C H I N E S — plastics, rubber FOSSILS FOUNTAIN PENS FOXES (see also ANIMAI^) FRACTURE APPLIANCES FRAMES—

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850.70 772.97

61i9.57 683-32 666.20-25 73U.70-72 700.05-85 Sch 3 Pt 6 F 385-75-90

13h-96 73ii-90-92 608.25; 608.27 61|8.61-63 650.31-U9 726.10 206.U5-1J7

U27.U8 ll05-25 )4.1i5-50 lj26.62 li26.98

FUEL— coal, culm, slack, lignite, coke, and compositions thereof motor Sch h Pt. oils, distillate and residual, derived from petroleum or shale wood

FULLER'S EARTH FULMINATES FUMARIC RESINS FUMES, m e t a l - b e a r i n g FUR—

521-31 10 Hdnte 2(b) li75-25

I475-O5-IO 200.03-06 521.51-51+ U85-20 U05-25 Sch 6 Pt 1 Hdnte 2(b) 791.17-19 186.20 186.55-60

articles, nspf hatters' removed from the skin, nspf skins— carroted raw or dressed

186.20 123.00-12 li.80 791-05-15 1+27-52

wearing a p p a r e l, nspf FURFURAL FURNACES— burners, for liquid fuel, for pulverized solid fuel, or for gas electric, industrial and laboratory non-electric— central-heating, household, hotel, restaurant, or office types industrial and laboratory

661-25 683-95 653.1+5-50 661.30

FURNISHINGS — ll26.06-)427.28 U28.30-72 U25.76 678.35 790.20 760.05 IOO.6O-63 709.57

door, of base metal 652.90-92 luggage, i n c o r p o r a t i n g locks 6U6.90 metal, for non-mechanical saws 6U9-27 photograph, p i c t u r e, and s i m i l a r — of base metal 652.70-72 of wood 206.60 for photographic s l i d e s 722.82 window, of base metal 652.90-92 FREIGHT CARS 690.15 FRENCH HORNS Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2 (a); 725-20-22 FRIEZES, of ceramic t i l e 532.lil FRINGES, textile 357-70 FROG MEAT (see MEATS) FROSTINGS, g l a s s 5140-15 FRUIT(S)— a r t i f i c i a l, and articles made therefrom 7h8.20-21 edible— candled, c r y s t a l l i z e d, or g l a c e ' l51i.05-90 flours, peels, pastes, pulps, j e l l i e s, jams, marmalades, and b u t t e r s 152.00-153.32 f r e s h, prepared or preserved II16.10-150.50 f l a v o r s, essences, e s t e r s, and o i l s (except d i s t i l l e d or e s s e n t i a l) 1;50.10-50 juices 165-15-70 nursery stock 125-liO-50

of rubber or plastics of textile materials FURNITURE— designed for sewing machines fittings and mountings, of base metal glides of base metal handles and knobs, of rubber or plastics hospital, medical, surgical, veterinary, dental, or barber nspf Sch 7 FUSEL OIL FUSES— blasting, mining, etc discs, mica electrical FUSTIC, dyeing and tanning preparations

GALOSHES GAMBLER, dyeing and tanning p r e p a r a t i o n s GAMES and s p o r t i n g goods GARBANZC6 (see VEGETABLES) GARLIC (see VEGETABLES) GARMENTS, body-supporting GARTERS AND GARTER BELTS

672.25 61+7-00-10 6U6.1+5-1+7 772-80 727-02-Oli Pt liA Hdnte 1 727-10-55 1+27.92 755-50 516-73 685-90 1+70.10-15

GALLATES (classifiable according to cation constituent under "salts of organic a c i d s ") — GALLIC ACID GALLIUM (see also M E T A L S) — metal

GALL NUTS, dyeing and tanning p r e p a r a t i o n s GALLOONS, textile

772.35 Sch 3 Pt- 5

1+26.08-1+27.28 1+25-78

632.21+ 1+70.30 Sch 3 Pt 1 B Hdnte 1 + 357-70 Sch 7 Pt lA Hdnte 1 1+70. ao 731+-05-735-20 376.21+-28 376.OI+-20

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472 References to Tariff Schedules GAS~ analysi s apparatus 711.86-88 compressors 661.12 generators, with or without purifiers 660.20-22 mantles 755.30 natural A75.15 -operated welding, brazing, cutting, and surface-tempering appliance s 67/1.80-90 reccverers 660.15 supply or production meters, and calibrating or checking meters therefor 713.05-15 GASKETS OF RUBBER OR PLASTICS 773.25 GASOLINE TORCHES 6^9.31 GAUGE GLASSES 5^7.21 GAUGES 710.80 711.8i pressure and level 6^2.-^5-87 GAUZE, of wire 680.i5-';8 GEARS and gear boxes GELATIN— articles of, nspf 792.10 edible ^55.16-20 A55.^0-/^2 inedible /^55.22-2^ photographic GEMSTONES— articles n s p f — of imitation 741.50 of natural 520.51-61 of synthetic 520.75 imitation 7A1.35 natural or synthetic 520.11-75 GENERATORS— electrical gas, with or without p\u"ifiers 660.20-22 for use in conjunction with internalcombustion engines 683.60 GENTIAN ^35.55 GEOPHYSICAL INSTRUMENTS 710.0-1-50 -160.35 GERftHIOL -152.26 GERANIUM OIL GERMANIUM (see also METALS)-compounds -4.23.00 metal 628.25-30 GIFTS from foreign governments 842.-10 GIMLETS 651.29-31 GIN 168.35 GINGER— ale 166.20 root (spice) 161.35-37 candied, crystallized, or glace 15^.^0 GIRDERS, of iron and steel 652.93-96 GIRDLES 376.24-28 GIRLS' WEARING APPAREL (see WOMEN'S AND GIRLS') GLADSTONE BAGS Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a)(i) GLASS— art and ornamental articles, nspf 5A6.11-57 articles of, nspf 5A8.01-05 balls (see globules) blanks for lenses and other optical elements 5-iO. 63-67 building bricks, blocks, tiles, etc 5A0.A1 clock, watch, and other protective glasses 5A7.11-15 containers, for packing, transporting, or marketing goods, or for home canning 5/>5.11-27 crushed, powdered, or flaked (frostings)5A0.15 enamels, colors, glazes, and fluxes 5-10.21-27 elements, optical (if optically worked) Sch 7 Pt 2A Hdntes l(i) and 2 708.01-09 envelopes (Including bulbs and tubes) 5-i7.31-37

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GLASS—Continued fibers, and articles thereof— nontextile 5^0.71 textile and related products Sch 3 Pt IE Hdnte 2(c) 309.28-29; 309.98-99; 338.25-27; 3-17.68-69; 367.59 flat glass and products thereof— bent, curved, beveled, edged, etc 5^1.11-17 cast or rolled Sch 5 Pt 3B Hdnte 2(a') colored or special Sch 5 Pt 3B Hdnte 2(c} 5-11.21-31; 5/12.57-98; 5-13.61-69 laminated 5-1/1.-11 mirrors -— 5^^.51-5^ multiple-glazed units 5-1^.61 ordinary Sch 5 Pt 3B Hdnte 2(b') in rectangles— groxmd or polished, including plate glass and float glass Sch 5 Pt 3B Hdnte 2(e) 5-13.11-69 not processed 541.01-5A2.98 ribbon 5 a. 01 toughened 5-1A.31 windows, painted, colored, or stained 5-1A.64 for religious institutions 850.30 foam SAO.55 glassware— for preparing, serving, or storing food or beverages 51*6.11-57 pharmaceutical, hygienic, and laboratory 5U7.53-55 globules and balls, solid 5U0.33-37 household articles, nspf 5U6.11-57 Illuminating articles 51i5.53-67 inners for vacuum vessels 51i5.31-37 insulators, electric 5147.U1-U3 52i0.11-13 In the mass 51*0.51 mosaic cubes, etc. Sch 5 Pt 3A Hdnte 2 optical, not optically worked5U0.63-67 ornaments, Christmas 51i5.81-87 rods, tubes, and tubing 5UO.U1-U3-5U8.01-03 5U6.11-57 smokers' articles, nspf5U0.1U waste and scrap— GLASSES— clock 517.15 eye (spectacles)708.41-A7 708.51 field 5-17.21 708.85 magnifying 708.51 opera protective, including glasses for noncorrective spectacles 5A7.15 watch 5-17.11-13 253.30 GLASSINE PAPER GLASS-WORKING MACHINES— 67-1.-10-/12 for working glass in the cold 678.30-32 other A21.-16 GLAUBER'S SALT 5/10.21-27 GLAZES, glass, frit, or calcine 616.22 GLAZIERS' POINTS /17/1.62 GLAZING PRODUCTS SIMILAR TO PUTTY 69-1.20 GLIDERS (aircraft) 646.45-17 GLIDES, furniture, of base metal GLOBES— glass 5A5.53 273.30 world

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 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES 473 References to Tariff Schedules GRAPHITE (AND CARBON) and articles of GLOBDLES, glass, spherical 5^0.33-37 GLOVES AND GLOVE LININGS Sch 7 Pt IC Hdnts 1; 70^.05-705.90 GRAPNELS GRASS (see also SEEDS")-.boxing and other sports gloves 73^.^5-735.05 hooks GLOW PLUGS, for internal combustion engines 683.60 mowers— GLUCONIC ACID and its compounds i37.51-52 lawn GLUE(S)~ other animal 455.UO-lfi shears articles of, nspf 792.10 casein -i55 •'ili GRASSES (see also ARTIFICIAL) — articles of fish 455.36-38 size i55. U - 4 6 stock ^ 455. U vegetable 455.30-32 GLYCERINE 428.36-38 esters and ethers 428.40 GLYCEROPHOSPHORIC ACID and its compounds 437.54 GLYOXAL 427.53 GOATS (see also AMIMALS) 100.65 GOBELIN TAPESTRY 364.05 GOGGLES 708.43-47 GOLD (see also M E T A L S) ~ compounds— salts of organic acids 427.28 other 418.80 leaf 644.46-52 metal 605.20-28; 605.60-70 GOLDBEATERS' MOLDS AMD SKINS 792.20 GOLF— bags Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a)(ii) equipment 73)4. 7S-77 GONGS (see BELLS) GOUGES 651.29-31 GOVERNORS for water engines 660.65 GOVERNMENTAL IMPORTATIONS— foreign governments and public international organizations 840.00-842.50 U.S. Government 830.00-836.00 GRAFTING KNIVES 649.87-89 GRAFTS— human skin and bone 437.76 GRAIN(S) (see also ARTIFICIAL) — cereal— barley 130.10 buckwheat 130.15 canary seed 130.20 corn or maize 130.30-36 grain sorghum 130.40 oats 130.45 rice 130.50-55 rye 130.60 wheat 130.65-70 dried, bleached, colored, etc., and ornamental articles made therefrom 748.30-35 hulls 134.40 metal, unwrought Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(a) products, milled 131.10-80 screenings, scalpings, chaff, or scourings 184.45-47 GRANITE, and articles of 513.61-84 GRAPEFRUIT (see also FRUITS') 147.10-17 oil 452.28-29

GRAPE JUICE GRAPES (see also FRUITS")

165.40 147.60-78

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dried, bleached, colored, etc., and ornamental articles made therefrom 748.30-35 GRATES— heating or cooking, non-electrical and non-industrial 653.45-50 mechanical 661.25 GRAVEL 513.14 GRArY BOATS (see TABLEWARE) GREASEPROOF PAPER 253.30 GREASES (see also OILS, FATS, AND GREASES) — enf leurage 460.05 GREEN(S) (pigments') — chrome 473.10 chromium oxide 473.14 hydrated chromium oxide 473.16 organic (lakes and toners') 406.70 GRENADES 730.93 GRINDERS, food, non-industrial— with self-contained electric motors 683.32 not powered by electricity 649.57 GRINDING— balls, forged steel 680.40 machinery, for earth, stone, ores, or other minerals in solid form 678.20 GRIT, iron or steel 6O8.IO GUAIACOL and its derivatives 407.90 GUANIDINE carbonate and nitrate 425.i<0 GUAVAS (see also FRUITS) 147.80-?5 GUM ARABIC 183.36 GUMMED PAPER 254.75 GUMS and gum resins, natural 188.30-38 GUN(S) — arms 730.10-83 cases Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a)(ii) powder 485.40 spray 662.35-50 wads 730.92 GUT— articles of, nspf 792.20-22 cat, whip, and oriental 190.25 wormgut 191.10 GYMNASTIC EQUIPMENT 735.20 GYPSUM— building board 245.70 cement 512.31-35 crude, ground, or calcined 512.21-24 H HAARLEM OIL HACKSAW( S) blades

437.55 649.11 649.19

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HADDOCK (see FISH) HAFNIUM (see also METALS) — metal 628.35-AO HAIR— anlmal (see also W O A D REL'TED ANIMAL OL M HAIR) 186.AO-60 artificial horsehair 309.05-06 clippers— electric 683.iO non-electric 650.83-85 curled, whether or not coated with rubber or plastics, for mattresses or padding— 186./iO curlers 750.25 -dressing appliances, electric (dryers, curlers, etc.) 68A.20; 68/i.50 felt, and articles of, nspf 790.23 human and hair, nspf 186.50-60 ornaments— jewelry Seh 7 Ft 6A Hdntes 2(al and 3; 7i0.05-10 other 750.20-22 pencils 750.50-60 -slides (see "ornaments" above) tops, roving, and yarns 312.10 HAKE (see FISH) HALF-TONE PLATES 668.38 HALIBUT (see FISH) HALOGEKATED— expoxides A28.80-88 hydrocarbons A29.20-1*8 HALOHYDRINS A28.20-26 HAMMERS 651.21-23 percussion 709.10 HANDBAGS, women's and children's Sch 7 Ft ID Hdnte 2(b^ HAND— f ans 790.25 -hooked floor coverings 360.75 -inserted or hand-knotted pile floor coverings 360.05-15; 360.75 -made lace 351.05-25 -made paper 253.05-10 magnifiers 708.85 needles 651.01-09 styluses 710.78 tools Sch 6 Ft 3E -woven fabrics for religious institutions850.50 HANDKERCHIEFS Sch 3 Ft 6A Hdnte 1(a) 370.0/i-92 HANDLES— for budding, grafting, and pruning knives6/4.9.89 of compression-modified or densified wood, for knives, forks, spoons, brooms, mops, and brushes 203.20 of m e t a l — for kitchen or table knives, forks, spoons, and ladles 651.60-6A for non-mechanical saws 6^49.27 for pen or pocket knives 6/i9.85 of rubber or plastics, for furniture, tools, and other articles 772.80 for safety razors 650.71-73 of wood, for knives, forks, spoons, brooms, mops, and brushes 206.50-5^ HANDLING MACHINERY 66A.10 HANGARS, of base metal 652.98 HANGING PAPER 252.55 HARDBOARD 2A5.00-30 articles of Sch 2 Ft 1 Hdnte 1 HARNESS 790.30 dog 790.10 hardware 6^6.97-98

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HARPOON GUNS 730.81 HARPSICHORDS 725.02 HARVESTING MACHINERY 666.00 HASH, of vegetables, or of vegetables and meat or fish 182.10-11 HAT(S) Sch 7 Ft IB Hdnte 1(3) 702.05-703.75 braids, nonelastic 703.80-95 felt hat-making machines and hat-making blocks 670.33-35 HATCHETS 6/48.67 HATTERS'— fur 186.20 irons, cast-iron 651.4-5 HAVERSACKS Sch 7 Ft ID Hdnte 2(a)(i') HAY 184.30 forks 648.63 knives 648.71 mowers 666.00 HEAD PHONES 684.70 HEADSTONES, furnished by foreign government for its war dead buried in United States 842.30 HEADWEAR, including bodies, forms, plateaux, manchons, and shapes for headwear Sch 7 Ft IB Hdnte 1(a) 702.05-703.75 infants', knit Sch 3 Pt 6F HEARING AIDS 709.50 HEAT— -insulating articles, ceramic 531.11-39 insulation, glass fiber 540.71 meters 711.82-83 -sensitive papers, for duplicating or recording, not exposed 723.35 HEATERS— immersion, electric 684.40 water, instantaneous or storage— electric 684.40 non-electric 661.65 HEATING— apparatus— soil- and space-, electric 684.20; 684.40 household, hotel, restaurant, or hotel, non-electric 653.45-50 equipment, induction and dielectric 683.95 resistors, electric 684-50 HEDDLES AMD HEALDS, wire 670.72 HEDGE SHEARS 648.73 HELIOTROPIN— derived from camphor oil 460.40 derived from coal tar 408.20 HEMLOCK, dyeing and tanning preparations 470.20-25 HEMOSTATS, absorbable surgical, sterile 495.10 HEMP Sch 3 Ft IB Hdnte l(c") 250.04; 304.20-26 HEMFSEED 175.21 oil, crude or refined (see also OILS, FATS, AND GREASES) 176.22 HENBANE 435.60 HENEQDEN 304.46-48 HENNA, dyeing and tanning preparations 470.10-15 HERRING (see FISH) HEWING TOOLS 648.65-67 HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINE 425.24

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lipstick pen p o i n t used with screws, b o l t s or studs work and to o l — for machine to o l s work, magnetic HOLLOW DRILL STEEL HONES, hand HONEY HOODS— headwear lens HOOFS— articles of, nspf crude HOOK NAILS HOOKS— crochet and eyes fish grass screw HOOPS, wooden HOPS extract HORMONES HORN— crude articles of, nspf HORNS (musical instruments') HORSEHAIR, a r t i f i c i a l HORSERADISH (see VEGETABLES) HORSE(S) (see a l s o ANIMALS) shoes

7A0.05-1C; 756./tO-/t5 Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(b^ 7-i0.05-10 760.20 6/t6./i2 67/t.50-56 682.80 608.60-62 519.61 155.70 Sch 7 Pt IB Hdnte l (a) 722.60 792.^0 190.55 6/t6.22 651.07 7A5.60 731.05-06 6^8.69 6A6.72; 6^6.78 20<1.15 192.25 192.30 um.56-60 190.55 792.^0 Sch 7 Pt 3 Hdnte 2 309.05-C6

HORTICULTURAL— hand tools implements HOSE— flexible, metal suitable for gases or l i q u i d s — of rubber or plastics of textile materials

HOSIERY HOSPITAL FURNITURE HOTEL—

100.70-75 652.40 Sch 6 Pt 3E 666.00

HOT WATER BOTTLES and fittings therefor, of rubber or plastics HOUSEHOLD— appliances, electro-thermic articles n s p f — of glassware of metal effects (see EFFECTS) heating or cooking apparatus, non-electricimplements, nspf, of the character of hand tools

772.^2 684--10-50 54-6.11-57 653.60-654.20 653.4-5-50 651.21-55

u t e n s i l s (see UTENSILS) ware, of nonbone chinaware or s u b p o r c e l a i n 533.65-77 HUARACHES Sch 7 P t lA Hdnte 2 (a) 700.05 HUMAN HAIR 186.50 HUNTING KNIVES 650.01-21 HYDANTOIN DERIVATIVES 407.45-5C HYDRAULIC CEMENT AND CEMENT CLINKER 511.11-14 HYDROCARBON (S) 429.50-52 halogenated 429.20-48 mixtures 475.65-70 HYDROCHLORIC ACID 416.15 HYDROFLUORIC ACID 416.20 HYDRDGRAPHIC INSTRUMENTS 710.04-50 HYDROIDS, for ornamental use 190.57 HYDROJET ENGINES 660.75 HYDROLOGICAL INSTRUMENTS 710.04-50 HYDROMETERS 711.30 HYDROSULFITE(S) — mixtures i n chief value of 423.84 sodium 421.06 zinc 422.74 other ( c l a s s i f i a b l e according to c a t i o n constituent) I4I7.20-423.00 HYDROXIDE(S) — aluminum 417.12 barium 417.74 i r o n (pigments!— natural 472.40-50; 473.32-40 synthetic potassium (caustic potash) sodium (caustic soda) other (classifiable according to cation constituent)

HYDROXYCITRONELLAL HYGENIC GLASSWARE HYDROGRAPHS HYGROMETERS HYPOCHLORITE(S) — calcium other ( c l a s s i f i a b l e according to c a t i o n constituent)

473.30 420.18 421.08 417.18-423.00

46O. 4 5 547.53-55 711.60 711.55 418.22 417.18-423.00

652.09 772.65 357.90-95

Sch 3 Pt 6C Hdnte 1; 37A.05-65 727.02-0/t

heating or cooking apparatus, non-electric, axid parts, of base metal ware, of nonbone chinaware or of subporcelain

References to Tariff Schedules

653.A5-50 533.51

I ICE ICE BAGS, of rubber or plastics IGNITION WIRING SETS ILLUMINATING ARTICLE S — base metal glass, not optically worked

ILMENITE AND ILMENITE SAND

522.51 772.42 688.15 653.30-40 545.53-67

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IMinAZOLIlJE DERIVATIVES 40?. 55-70 DUDES l|25.2lt IMITATION— gemstones Jkl. 35 articles of, nspf jit-LSO mineral vaters 166.10 oriental floor covering 36O.25 parchment paper, Including glasslne 253-30 patent leather 771.40 pearls and pearl 'beads 714-1.10 IMPLEME2WS-a g r i c u l t u r a l and h o r t l c u l t u o r a l 666.00 hand to o l s Sch 6 P t 3E IHCENSE 790. 35-37 INDENE— tol.l)-0 IKDIA and 'bi'ble paper 252.59-63; 2^k.k0-hk INDICATOR PANELS, electrical 685.70 IHDIGO— natural l)-06.60 synthetic ko6.dk INDIUM (see also METALS)— metal 628.1;5-50 INDOLE— l401.1v2 IND03CYL AND INDOXYL COMPOUNDS U06.6O INDUCTION HEATING EQUIPMENT, electric — 683.95 INDUCTORS 682.60 INDUSTRIAL— chemical ware, ceramic 535.21-27 furnaces and ovens— electric 683.95 non-electric 66I. 30 machinery for preparing and manufacturing food and drinli. 666.20-25 INFANTS' WEARING APPAREL Sch 3 Pt 6 Hdnte 2(a),382.03-87 INFLATABLE ARTICLES nspf, of rubber or plastics 772.75 INFRA-RED LAMPS 686.kO INGOT(S) — iron or steel Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(a) j 608.15-18 metal, unwrought Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(a) molds, metallurgical 674.10 synthetic optical crystal 54o.6l I N I T I A L S, textile (see MDTIFS) INK(S)— — 474.22-26 powders 405.10; 474.20 INKERS, GLASS, for vacuum flasks and containers 545.31-37 INORGANIC ACIDS 4l6.05-45 INORGANIC CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS Sch 4 Pt 2 Hdntes 1 and 2; Sch 4 Pt 2C Hdnte 1; 417.10-423.00 mixtures of 2 or more 423.8O-96 INSECT FLOWERS 493-55-56 INSEBTINGS, textile Sch 3 Pt 4 B Hdnte 1; 357.70 INSIGNIA, textile (see also M O T I F S) — 748.12 INSTRUMENTS (see name of specific kind). INSULATION— of compressed cork 220.30-3I of glass fibers 540.71 of mineral wool 522.81 INSULATORS, electricalceramic 535.11-14 glass 547.41-43 rubber or plastic 773.30 INTANGIBLES, not subject to provisions of tariff schedules Gen Hdnte 5 INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES 660.4o-54 electrical starting and ignition equipment for 683.60 generators and cut-outs for use therewith ' — 683.60

INTERCHANGEABLE TOOLS for hand tools or for machine tools Sch 6 Pt 3E Hdnte 3; 649.41-49 INTERLININGS, for wearing apparel 356.80 INTERNAL FIXATION DEVICES A N D APPLIANCES IODIDE(S) —

709.56

copper 418.70-72 potassium 420.20 other (classifiable according to cation constituent 4l7.18-423.00 and vinder "other halogenated hydrocarbons") 429.48 IODINE— compounds (see also I O D I D E (S) classifiable according to cation con417.18-423.00 stituent and under "other halogenated hydrocarbons") 420.48 element U15.25-27 lONONE— — 460.50 IPECAC 435.05-10 IRIDIUM (see a l s o METALS) — compoundti 423.00 metal — 605.02-08; 605.6O-7O IRON or steel (see also METALS)— iron compounds— ferricyanide and ferrocyanide blues437.28 oxides or hydroxides— natural 472.40-50; 473.32-40 synthetic 473.30 salts of organic acids 427.28 other 418.90-94 iron ore 601.24 IRONING MACHINES 670.42-43 IRONS— hatters' and tailors', cast-iron 651.45 waffle, electric 684.20 ISINGLASS 455.06 ISOCYAHATES k25.52 ISOPROPYL E THE R — — 428.92 ISOTOPES— non-radioactive and their compounds 494.52 radioactive 494.50 ISTLE— 192.65-70 IVORY— articles nspf 792.60 tusks, crude I9O.6O

664.10 JACKS — 670.56 JACQUARD CARDS435.05-10 JALAPJAPAN WAX — 494.14 JET, and articles of 513.91-94 JET-PROJECTING MACHINES662.35-50 JEWELERS' — balances 711.04 piercing saws, non-mechanical 649.11 blades 649.21 JEWELRY AND RELATED ARTICLES 740.05-80 JEWELS, unset, suitable for use for antifriction purposes 720.60 JOINT BARS, steel Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(L): 610.25-26 JOINTS, universal 680.54 JOSS STICKS 790.35 JUICE— extractors, non-industrial— with self-contained electric motors 683.32 not powered by electricity 649.57 JUICES-cltrus, fit for beverage purposes 165.25-35 c'ltrus, unfit for beverage purposes 192.15 clam 114.50 fruit— —165.15-70 114.55 oyster 166.30 vegetable

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685.90 Sch 3 Ft IB Hcliite l(d); 30I+. 32-36

K KAOLIN 521 A l KAPOK— fiber 30lt. 38-to oil, crude or refined (see also OILS, FATS, A N D GREASES) I76.2U seed 175-2U KERNELS-aprlcot and peach I75.O3 palm-nut 175-27 KEROSENE — '<-75- 30 cooking and heating apparatus 653^5 mantles 755-30 torches 6hS. 3I KETONES — 14-27.60-64 KEY(S) — chains Sch 7 Pt 6 A Hdnte 2(a) 740.05-37 lock — 646.92 KIESERITE— calcined480.80 not calcined 419.36 KTRSCHWASSER I68.25 KITBAGS— Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a)(i) KITCHEN-appliances, electro-thermic 684.20-50 articles, nspf, of glassware 546.51-59 articles, nspf, of metal 653.6O-654.20 forks 650. 3I-U9 implements nspf 651.29-55 knives — 650.05-21 spoons and ladles 65O.5I-57 KITES 694.30 toy 737-90 KNAPSACKS Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a)(i) KNIT— fabrics — 345-10-60 textiles (defined) Sch 3 Hdnte 2(d) KNITTING MACHINES

67O.I6-2O KNIVES— budding, grafting, and pruning 649.87-89 c o m (hand tool) 648.69 c o m or cuticle (manicure or pedicure)— 649-91 hay (hand tool) 648-71 nspf 650.01-21 pen, pocket, and other knives with folding or other than fixed blades 649.71-85 for power or hand tools 649.65-67 KNOBS, of rubber or plastics, for furniture, tools, etc. 772.80 KRYOLITH 521.91

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LABELLING machinery for bottles or other containers 662.10-20 LABELS— of paper, printed 27U.23-35 of textile materials (see also MOTIFS)— 385.6O-63 LABORATORY— furnaces and ovens-electric--683.95 non-electric 661.30 ware-ceramic 535.21-27 glass Sch 5 Pt 3C Hdnte 2 547-53-55 LACE-MAKING MACHINES 670.22-23 LACE OR NET-articles, wholly or almost wholly of, or ornamented with Sch 3 Hdntes 2(h) and 3(a)(ill) bedding— 363-01-25 body-supporting garments (corsets, girdles, brassieres, etc.) 376.24 fabrics, in the piece 35P.0O-353.50 furnishings, nspf 365.OO-85 gloves and mittens 704.05-35 handkerchiefs 370.04-20 hosiery 374.05-35 mufflers, scarves, and shawls 372.10 neckties 373.05 underwear 378.05 veils 372.05 wearing apparel, nspf— men's and boys' 38O.O3 women's, g i r l s ', and i n f a n t s ' 382.03 bumt-out lace Sch 3 Hdnte 2 (g); 353-10 i n motifs (see MOTIFS) i n the piece— bumt-out lace 353-10 lace— — 350.00-351.90 netting— — 352. IO-8O LACINGS-leather — 791.50 of textile materials--— 385.75-90 LACROSSE STICKS 735-17 LACS 188.10 LACTATES (classifiable according to cation constituent under "Salts of organic acids"426.10-427.28 and under "esters of acids and of monohydrlc alcohols") 428.72 LACTIC A C I D — 425.78 LACTONES— 429.10-12 LACTOSE 493.65 LADDER TAPES, cotton — 385.40 LADLES, table and kitchen 65O.5I-57 LAKES, color 4o6.70 LAMB(S) (See ANIMALS AND MEATS)

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LAME 71+8.05 festooning and Christmas t r e e d e c o r a t i o n s of 7li8.15 textile articles ornamented with Sch 3 Hdnte 3 (a)(i) woven f a b r i c s and ribbons of 7U8.10 LAMINATED— fabrics— woven or k n i t, with s h e e t rubber or 355.65-80 plastics 359.10-60 nspf 5Ui*.ia f l a t glass plasticsSch 7 P t 12A Hdnte 2 770.05-10 LAMP(S) — arc 687.20 -bases— of ceramic ware 53i+. 21-97 of g l a s s discharge 687.10 filament 686.30-90 i n c and e s c e n t, operated by g a s, or by compressed a i r and kerosene or gasoline 653.30 p o r t a b l e, with s e l f - c o n t a i n e d e l e c t r i c a l source 683.70-80 sockets, e l e c t r i c a l 685.90 LAMPBLACK 1+73.06 UNDING STAGES, f l o a t i n g 696.60 LARCH, 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 1+70.20-25 LARD 177.50 substitutes 178.10 LATHS, wood 200.65 LATTICE MASTS, of b a s e m e t a l 652.91+-98 LAUDAmiM 1+37.71+ LAUMDRI MACHINES 670.i+0-li3 LAimEL (BAY) LEAVES 161.39-1+1 LAVENDER AND SPIKE LAVHSDER OILS 1+52.32 LAWN-TENNIS EQUIPMENT 731+. 85-88 LEAD— compounds— linoleate 1+90.1+2 s a l t s of organic acids 1+26.36-1+1+ tetraethyl 1+29.70 other l;19.00-0li dross 603.25 foil 6i|l;.17-18; 61+1+.28 ore 601.66; 602.10 pigments ii73.1+li-62; 1+73.90 LEADED ZINC OXIDES 1+73.1+6-50 LEADS, p e n c i l 760.50-58 LEAF— aluminum 61+l;.6ii.-76 copper 6U1+. 80-92 gold 61+1+.1+6-52 palm, articles of Sch 2 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(d) platinum.— 61+1+.60 silver 61+1+.56 790.10 LEASHES, dog LEATHER— 791.80-90 articles of, nspf bags, baskets, boxes, and cases nspf791.65 belts (apparel) 791.60-61 book— bindings 791.1+5 covers 791.1+8 forms for conversion into belting 791.30 forms for conversion into footwear 791.20-25 in the rough or finished 121.10-65 leatherboard 791.57 shoe laces 791.50 straps and strops 791.51+

wearing a p p a r e l, nspf welting LEAVERS LACE— i n the p i e c e furnishings LEAVES for s p r i n g s, of base metal

791.70-75 791.35 351.30-1+6 365.20-31 652.87

References to Tariff Schedules

LEMONADE LEMON(S) ( s e e a l s o FRDIT)

166.20 lli7.20

juice— concentrated not concentrated oil LEMONGRASS OIL LENS — blanks caps and hoods LENSES — glass, not optically w o r k e d — for lighting or signal purposes reflecting, used as or with signs or signals

ophthalmic optical— mounted not mounted

51+0.63-65 722.60 51+5.61 51+5.63 708.01

Sch 7 Pt 2A Hdnte 3; 708.21-23 Sch 7 Pt 2A Hdntes l (i) and 2 708.01-03

LENTILS (see VEGETABLES) LETTERING PENS used by draftsmen LETTERS, of base metal LETTUCE (see VEGETABLES) LEUCO-COMPOUNDS LEVEL GAUGES LEVELLING MACHINERY, for e a r t h, m i n e r a l s, or ores LEVULOSE LICHENS, d r i e d, bleached, c o l o r e d, e t c., and ornamental articles made therefrom LICORICE— extract root

165.35 165.30 1+52.31+ 1+52.36

710.76. 652.75 1+06.60 711.8lt 661+.05 li93.66 71+8.30-35 192.1+5 192. i(0

LIFEBOATS Gen Hdnte 5 (e); 696.05-1+0 LIFEBOATS AND LIFE-SAVING APPARATUS, for institution established to encourage saving of human l i f e 853.10 LIFTING— heads, electro-magnetic machinery LIFT V A N S —

682.90 661+. 10

of base metal 61+0.20; 61+0.30 of wood 20t+.30 LICaiTERS, c i g a r and c i g a r e t t e 756.02-15 LIGHTNING ARRESTERS 685.90 LIGHT— m e t e r s, photographic 722.75 oil Ij01.l4l+ -reflecting sheets, tapes, etc 790.50 LIGNALOE OR BOIS DE ROSE OIL 1+52.1+0 LIGNITE ( c o a l) 521.31 LIME (mineral) 512.11-11+ chlorinated lil8.2li citrate 1+26.12 nitrogen Ij80.l5 LIME(S) (see also FRUITS) lU7.22-27 juice 165.25 oil 1+52.38 LIMESTONE, and articles of 5ll+.11-1+1+ chips 513.3I+ crude, broken, or crushed, to be used i n manufacture of f e r t i l i z e r lt80.05 LINALIL ACETATE h60.S$ LINE, f i s h i n g, p u t iip and packaged for r e t a i l sale 731.1+0-1+1+ LINENS Sch 3 Pt 5C Hdnte 1 LINE-THROWING GUNS 730.81 LININGS— f l u e, ceramic Sch 5 Pt 2B Hdnte 2 (b); 532.61 LINOLEATES 1+90.1+0-1+2 LINOLEUM Sch 7 Pt 1 B Hdnte 2 (a); + 728.05-10 LINOTIPE MACHINES 668.25

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 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES 479 References to T a r i f f Schedules LINSEED (FLAXSEED) 175.18 o i l (see a l s o OILS, FATS, AHD GKEASES) 176.26 LINTERS, COTTON 300.30 LIPSTICK Sch U Pt 7B Hdnte 1; It6l.li0-li5 holders Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2 (b); 7l;0.05-10 LIQUERS 168.25 LIQUID(S) — e l e v a to r s ( b u c k e t s, chain, screw, band, and s i m i l a r types) 660.90 for p o l i s h i n g and c l e a n i n g 1+93.10 supply or production m e t e r s, and c a l i b r a t i n g or checking meters the r e for 713.05-15 LITERATURE — period i c a l s devoted to c u r r e n t l i t e r a t u r e — 270.65 tourists 270.70 LITHARGE U73.52 leady 1;73.58 LITHITM U15.3O compounds— s a l t s of organic acids 1+26.1;6 stearate ii90.30 other kl9.10 LITHOGRAPHS —

drawn and p r i n t e d by hand 765.10 imported under bond 862.10; 86U.70 for institutions 851.10; 851.10 nspf 27it.50-70 LITHOPONE (pigment) Ii73.72-7U LITMUS, dyeing and tanning p r e p a r a t i o n s 1|.70.05 LOADING MACHINERY 66U.10 LOCKERS (luggage) Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2 (a)(i) LOCK(S) — cabinet 61*6.86-89 - g a t e s, of base metal 652.98 61+6.92 keys 61+6.90 61+6.80-85 padlocks 690.05 LOCOMOTIVES, r a i l LOGS AND TIMBER— rough, s p l i t, hewn, or roughly sided or 200.35 squaredships' logs 710.20-21; 712.10-12 LOGWOOD, dyeing and tanning p r e p a r a t i o n s l+7O.10rl5 708.1a LORGNETTES 1+61.1+0-1+5 LOTIONS, c o s m e t i c 661+. 70 LOUDSPEAKERS LOUPES 708.85 b i n o c u l a r, for eye examination 709.03 LUBRICATING OILS AND GREASES 1+75.1+5-60 LUBRICATION FITTINGS 680.57 LUGGAGE Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2 (a); 706.06-60 f i t t i n g s and mounting, of base metal 61+7.00-10 frames i n c o r p o r a t i n g l o c k s 61+6.90 locks 61+6.90 LUMBER

d r i l l e d or t r e a t e d

202.03-51+

Sch 2 Pt IB Hdnte 2 (d); + Hdnte 1+; 202.52; 202.51+ rough, d r e s s e d, or worked Sch 2 Pt IB Hdnte 2(a) hardwood Sch 2 P t IB Hdnte 2 (c); 202.36-1+3 softwood Sch 2 Pt IB Hdnte 2 (b); 202.03-31

References to T a r i f f Schedules LUMINESCEHT LAMPS LUMPS, metal,unwrought LUPINES (see VEGETABLES) LUPULIN LUTIDIHES

687.30 Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(a) 192.35 1+01.1(6 M

182.35-36 161.1+3-1+9 61+8.65 S c h 6 P t 1+F H d n t e 1; 671+.30-56 i n t e r c h a n g e a b l e to o l s for Sch 6 Pt 3E Hdnte 3; 61+9.1+3-1+9 MACHINES, MACHINERY, APPARATUS, APPLIANCES, EQUIPMENT, INSTRUMENTS, PLANT— accounting machines 676.15 adding machines 676.23 addressing machines 676.10 aerosol the r a p y, • o r s i m i l a r apparatus 709.1+5 agglomerating 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 or p a s t e form 678.20 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 machinery, and implements nspf 666.00 661.20 a i r - c o n d i t i o n i n g machines analyzing (see "measuring" below) a r t i f i c i a l r e s p i r a t i o n, or s i m i l a r apparatus 709.1+5

MACARONI MACE, s p i c e MACHETES MACHINE TOOLS

assembling machines for electric filament and discharge lamps and electronic tubes

astronomical instruments a t h l e t i c equipment a u to m a t i c a l l y - c o n t r o l l i n g (see "measuring" below) balancing machines ' beverage a e r a t i n g machinery bonded f a b r i c s bookbinding and book-sewing machinery boring machinery for e a r t h s, m i n e r a l s, or ores brazing— e l e c t r i c a l machines and apparatus b r e a t h i n g appliances c a l c u l a t i n g machines calendering (see " r o l l i n g " below) capsuling (see " c o n t a i n e r - c a p s u l i n g " below) c a s t i n g machines, used i n metallurgy and metal foundries checking (see "measuring" below) check-writing machines c i g a r or c i g a r e t t e making cleaning machinery— for b o t t l e s or other c o n t a i n e r s for textile m a t e r i a l s and articles c l o s i n g (see " c o n t a i n e r - c l o s i n g " below) container-filling, -closing, -sealing, - c a p s u l i n g, or - l a b e l l i n g machinery computing machines cordage machines counting machines, weight-operated crushing 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

678.30-32 708.57 Sch 7 Pt 5D 710.80 662.20 670.33-35 668.10 66I+.05 683.95 709.1+5 676.20-25

671+.10 676.12 678.1+5 662.20 670.1+0-1+3 662.10-20 676.15 670.90 662.30 678.20

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