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SCHEDULE 1. - ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE PRODUCTS Part 15. - Other Animal and Vegetable Products

83 Rates of Duty

Subpart F, - Miscellaneous Animal Products Albumen, not specially provided for: Blood, dried Other

100 per lb. Free

120 per lb. Free

Blood, dried, whether or not the fibrinogen or fibrin has been removed

Free

Free

190.25

Catgut, whip gut, and oriental gut.

175^ ad val.

Cfll> ad val.

190.30

Coral, crude

Free

Free

190.35

Cuttlefish bone

Free

Free

Free

Free

Fish, or shellfish, live, imported to be used for purposes other than human consumption

Free

Free

190, if?

Fish scales, crude

Free

Free

190.50

Fish sounds

Free

Free

190.55

Hoofs and horns, crude

Free

Free

190.57

Hydroids, treated and dyed for ornamental use.

%

1 0 ^ ad val.

190.58

Intestines, weasands, bladders, tendons, and integuments, not specially provided for, including any of the foregoing prepared for use as sausage casings....

190.60

Ivory tusks, crude, or cut vertically across the grain only

Free

Free

190.65

Marine shells, crude.

Free

Free

190.68

Mounted or stuffed animals and parts of animals, the product of taxidermy

\% ad val.

30S^ ad val.

190.So

Skeletons and other preparations of anatomy.

Free

Free

190,85 190,87 190.90 190.93 190.94

Sponges, marine: Grass, velvet, or yellow. Sheepswool Hardhead or reef Other If products of Cuba.

7.55^ ad val. 1256 ad val. h% ad val. 7.5S^ ad val. 6^ ad v a l, (s)

25<l^ ad v a l, 2 2. 5 ^ ad v a l 15515 ad val. 15^ ad val.

191.10

Wormgut

Free

Free

191.15

Animal s u b s t a n c e s, c r u d e, not s p e c i a l l y provided for.

5% ad val.

10^ ad val.

190.10 190.15 190.20

190.40

190.'t5

ggs of fish and insects (except fish roe provided for in part 3^ of this schedule)

ad val.

Subpart G. - Miscellaneous Vegetable Products 192.05

Carrageen, crude, ground, or pulverized...

Free

Free

192.07

Carrageeuin

10^ ad val.

20515 ad v a l

192.10

Evergreen Christmas trees

Free

Free

192.15

Citrus juices unfit for beverage purposes.

1.250 per l b.

50 per l b.

(s) = Suspended.

25-555 O - 64

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SCHEDULE 1. - ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE PRODUCTS Part 15. - Other Animal and Vegetable Products

84

Rates of Duty

192.20

Cut flowers, fresh, whether or not made into bouquets wreaths, sprays, or similar florist articles

1 0 % ad val.

4 0 % ad val.

192.22

Guar seeds.

Free

Free

192.25 192.30 192.35

Hops, hop extract, and lupuliu: Hops. Hop extract. Lupulin.

100 per lb. 81.20 per lb. 600 per lb.

240 per lb. $2,40 per lb. $1.50 per lb.

192.^*0 192.45

Licorice! Root. Extract.

Free 12.5% ad val.

Free 2 0 % ad val.

192.50

Peat moss.

250 per ton

500 per ton

$10 per short ton 750 per ton

$20 per short ton 83 per ton

Free , 205^ ad val. ^ $5 per short ton

Free , 2 0 % ad val. =< $10 per short ton

Free

Free

105^ ad val.

2 0 % ad val.

10$^ ad val,

2 5 % ad val.

12.50 per lb.

250 per lb.

7.5* per lb.

300 per lb.

Free

Free

Free

Free

192.55 192.60 192.65 192.70 192.75 192.80 192.85 192.90 193.10 193.15 193-20 193'25

Straws and other fibrous vegetable substances not specially provided for, crude or processed! Broom corn. Flax straw. Istle! Crude. Processed. Rice straw and rice fiber. Other: Crude. Processed. Teasels. Tonka beans. Vanilla beans. Wafers, not edible. Vegetable substances, crude, not specially provided for

1/ Free of duty if entered on or before September 5, 1906. See Appendix to Tariff Schedules.

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Part 1 - Wood and Wood Products A. Rough and Primary Wood Products; Wood Waste B. Lumber, Flooring, and Moldings C. Densified Wood and Articles Thereof D. Wooden Containers E. Miscellaneous Products of Wood F. Articles Not Specially Provided For, of Wood Part 2 - Cork and Cork Products; Bamboo, Rattan, Willow and Chip; Basketwork, Wickerwork, and Related Proiducts of Fibrous Vegetable Substances A. Cork and Cork Products B. Bamboo, Rattan, Willow, and Chip; Basketwork, Wickerwork, and Related Products of Fibrous Vegetable Substances Part 3 - Wood Veneers, Plywood and Other Wood-Veneer Assemblies, and Building Boards Part 4 - Paper, Paperboard, and Products Thereof A. Paper-Making Materials B. Paper and Paperboard, in Rolls and Sheets, Not Cut to Size or Shape C. Paper and Paperboard Cut to Size or Shape; Articles of Paper and Paperboard D. Articles Not Specially Provided For of Pulp, of Papier-Mache, of Paper, or of Paperboard Part 5 - Books, Pamphlets, and Other Printed Matter

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SCHEDULE 2. - WOOD AND PAPER; PRINTED MATTER Part 1. - Wood and Wood Products

87 Rates of Duty

Item

Articles

2

1

PART 1 - WOOD AND WOOD PRODUCTS . Part 1 headnote: 1. For the purposes of subparts 0. E, and F of this part, hardboard shall be deemed to be wood.

Subpart A. - Rough and Primary Wood Products; Wood Waste Subpart A headnotes: 1. The term "«»ood waste", as used In this subpart, means residual material other than firewood resulting from the processing of wood, including scraps, shavings, sawdust, veneer clippings, chipper rejects and similar small wood residues, and also larger or coarser solid types of residual wood such as slabs, edgings, cull pieces, and veneer log cores. 2. The provisions for wood products In Items 200.60 (poles, piles, and posts), 200.65 (lathsl, 200.75 (fence pickets, palings, and rails), 200.80 (railroad ties), and 200.85 (shingles and shakes) cover such products whether or not they have been treated with creosote or other wood preservatives.

200.03

Firewood, hogged-wood fuel and wood waste made into fuel by compression, whether or not containing an added binder: Firewood, and fuel not containing an added

200.06

Free 1 0 ^ ad val.

Free 2 0 ^ ad val

200.10

Free

Free

12.5^ ad val.

23% ad val

l6-2/3^ ad val.

33-1/3^ ad val.

Free

Free

Free

Free

200.15 200.20 200.25

Wood excelsior, including excelsior pads and wrappings..

200.30 200.35

200. ^tO

Logs and timber, in the rough, split, hewn, or roughly

Wood sticks (except bamboo and rattan sticks), in the rough, or cut into lengths suitable for sticks for umbrellas, parasols, sunshades, whips, fishing rods, Free

200.^5

Brierroot, in the rough or not further advanced than 2 ^ ad val.

1 5 $ ad val. 01

200.50 200.55

Free 0.5^ ad val.

Free 105^ ad val.

200.60

Free

Free

Wood blocks, blanks, or sticks, rough shaped by boring, hewing, or sawing so as to be dedicated to finishing into specific articles such as gunstocks, lasts, heels, handles, oars, shuttles, archery bows, or billiard cues:

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SCHEDULE 2. - WOOD AND PAPER; PRINTED MATTER Part 1. - Wood and Wood Products

88

Rates of Duty

200.65

Wood laths

Free

Free

200.75

Wood fence pickets, palings, and rails, whether or not assembled into fence sections

Free

Free

200.80

Wood railroad ties (except switch or bridge ties)

Free

Free

200.85

Wood shingles and shakes

Free

Free

200.90 200.95

Wood dowel rods and pins, plain, or sanded, grooved, or otherwise advanced in condition: Plain Advanced in condition

2.55t ad val. 1 6 - 2 / 3 ^ ad val.

3% ad val. 33-1/35^ ad val.

Subpart B. - Lumber, Flooring, and Moldings Subpart B headnot-es: 1. This subpart covers lumber, wood siding, wood flooring, wood moldings, and certain wood carvings and ornaments, including such products when they have been drilled or treated. 2. For the purposes of this part, the following terms have the meanings hereby assigned to them: (a) Lumber; A product of a sawmill or sawmill and planing mill derived from a log by lengthwise sawing which, in its original sawed condition, has at least 2 approximately parallel flat longitudinal sawed surfaces, and which may be rough, dressed, or worked, as set forth below: (I) rough lumber is lumber just as it comes from the saw, whether in the original sawed size or edged, resawn, crosscut, or trimmed to smaller sizes; (li) dressed lumber is lumber which has been dressed or surfaced by planing on at least one edge or face; and tiill worked lumber Is lumber which has been matched (provided with a tonguedand-grooved joint at the edges or ends), shiplapped (provided with a rabbeted or lapped joint at the edges), or patterned (shaped at the edges or on the faces to a patterned or molded form) on a matching machine, sticker, or molder. Edge-glued or end-glued wood over 6 feet in length and not over 15 Inches in width shall be classified as lumber if such wood as a solid piece without glue joints would be deemed to be lumber as defined above. (b) Softwood! Wood from trees of coniferous species (order Coniferae). (c) Hardwood: Wood from trees of non-coniferous species. (d) DriI led or treated! Drilled at Intervals for nails, screws, or bolts, sanded or otherwise surface processed in lieu of, or In addition to, planing or working, or treated with creosote or other wood preservatives, or with fillers, sealers, waxes, oils, stains, varnishes, paints, or enamels, but not Including anti-stain or other temporary applications mentioned in headnote 4 of this subpart. (e) Standard wood moldings: Wood moldings worked to a pattern and having the same profile In cross section throughout their length.

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89 Rates of Duty

It«n

Articles

2

1

3. Lumber, including certain flooring provided for in this subpart. Is dutiable on the basis of "board measure" for which the unit of measurement is the board foot. For the purposes of this subpart, a board foot Is the quantity of lumber contained in, or derived (by drying, dressing, or working, or any combination of these processesi from, a piece of rough green lumber 1 inch In thickness, 12 inches in width, and 1 foot In length, or the equivalent of such piece in other dimensions. 4. The treatment of lumber or other products provided for in this subpart with anti-stain or other temporary applications which serve only for the purpose of maintaining the products in their rough, dressed, or worked condition until installation or further manufacture shall not affect their classification under any of the provisions of this subpart.

Lumber, rough, dressed, or worked (including softwood flooring classifiable as lumber, but not including siding, molding, and hardwood flooring): Softwood: 350 per 1000 ft., board measure

202.06

1000 ft., measure 1000 ft., measure 1000 ft., measure 1000 ft., measure 1000 ft., measure 1000 ft.. measure 1000 ft., measure

75«! per 1000 ft., board measure Si.50 per 1000 ft., board measure Si.20 per 1000 ft., board measure (s)

S3 per board S3 per board

1000 ft.. measure 1000 ft., measure

S3 per 1000 ft., board measure Si.60 per 1000 ft., board measure

S3 per 1000 ft., board measure $3.10 per 1000 ft., board measure

2.55^ ad val. $1.50 per 1000 ft,, board measure

202.12 202.15 202.18 202.21 202.2^+

15^ ad S3 p?r 1000 ft., board measure

Cedar (Thu.ia spp., Juniperus spp,, Chamaecyparis spp., Cupressus spp. and

202.30 202.31

202.36

$1 per board S + per ' board S t per ' board %k per board S t per ' board S4 per board $k per board

Pine (Pinus spp.): Eastern white pine (Pinus strobus) and

202.09

202.27

Sit.00 per 1000 ft.. board measure

25(8 per 1000 ft., board measure Si per 1000 ft., board measure $1 per 1000 ft., board measure SI per 1000 ft., board measure $1 per 1000 ft., board measure Si per 1000 ft.. board measure Si per 1000 ft., board measure

202.03

Hardwood: Balsa (Ochroma lagopus) and teak (Tectona

202.39

Mahogany (Swietenla spp. or Khaya spp.)

202 Al

Spanish cedar (Cedrela spp.), boxwood (Buxus spp.), ebony (Diospyros s p p.), lancewood (Qxandra spp.), Japanese maple (Acer spp.), Japanese white oak (Quercus spp.) and lignumvitae

202.43

(s) = Suspended.

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90

Rates of IXity

202. ifj 202.k& 202.50

Wood s i d i n g (weatherboards or c l a p b o a r d s), not d r i l l e d or t r e a t e d ! Resawn bevel s i d i n g Other: Western redoedar (Thu.ja plicata) Other

500 per 1000 sq. ft. surface measure

$2 per 1000 sq. ft. surface measure

750 per 1000 sq. ft. surface measure $1 per 1000 sq. ft., surface measure

S3 per 1000 sq. ft. surface measure $h per 1000 sq. ft. surface measure

Lumber and wood siding, drilled or treated; and edgeglued or end-glued wood not over 6 feet in length or over 15 inches in width, whether or not drilled or treated: Softwood lumber and siding, drilled, or pressure treated with creosote or other wood preservative, or both, but not otherwise treated Hardwood, edge-glued or end-glued, not drilled or treated Other <

1.^% ad val.

10% ad val.

5% ad val. 10^ ad val.

10% ad val. 20% ad val.

202.60

Wood flooring, whether in strips, planks, blocks, assembled sections or units, or other forms, and whether or not drilled or treated (except softwood flooring classifiable as lumber): Hardwood flooring in strips and planks, whether or not drilled or treated Other

k% ad val. 16-2/3% ad val.

8% ad val. 33-1/3% ad val.

202.63 202.66

Wood moldings, and wood carvings and ornaments suitable for architectural or furniture decoration, whether or not drilled or treated: Standard wood moldings, not drilled or treated Other

1.5% ad val. 1756 ad val.

5% ad val. kOji ad val.

20% ad val.

50% ad val.

190 per lb. + 15.5% ad val. 190 per lb. + 15.5% ad val.

500 per lb. + ^^0% ad val. 500 per lb. + hC^ ad val.

202.52 202.53 202.5^

202.57

Subpart C. - Densified Wood and Articles Thereof

203.10 203.20

203.30

Compression-modified or densified wood, whether or not impregnated with synthetic resin, and articles of such wood: Blocks, plates, sheets and strips Tool handles including knife, fork, and spoon handles, and handles and backs for brooms, mops, and brushes Other

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91 Rates of Duty

Item

Articles

1

2

345^ ad val.

5 0 % ad val.

7.5% ad val. Free 16-2/35^ ad val.

1 5 % ad val. Free 33-1/3% ad val.

1.755^ ad val. 16-2/35^ ad val.

1 5 % ad val. 33-1/3% ad val.

15i^ ad val.

6 0 % ad val.

16-2/3% ad val. 20 per lb. + 8.5% ad val.

33-1/3% ad val. 50 per lb. + 2(5% ad val.

15% ad val.

33-1/3% ad val.

lk% ad val. 17.5% ad val.

33-1/3% ad val. 33-1/3% ad val.

8.55^ ad val. 8.55^ ad val. 1 3 % ad val. 16-2/3% ad val.

33-1/3% 33-1/3% 33-1/3% 33-1/3%

1 2 % ad val.

33-1/3% ad val.

Subpart D. - Wooden Containers Subpart 0 headnotes: 1.

The provisions of this subpart do not cover — (I) luggage, handbags, or flat goods (see part ID of schedule 7); ( M l furniture (see part 4A of schedule 7); ( H I) cases for musical Instruments (see part 3B of schedule 7); (Ivl cases or containers Imported and classlflable with articles provided for In part 3E of schedule 6 or In part 2 of schedule 7; or (V) cases suitable for pipes or for cigar-or cigarette holders (see part 9B of schedule 71.

204.05 Casks, barrels, hogsheads, other coopers' products. and parts thereof, all the foregoing of wood; 204.10 204.15 204.20

204.25

Staves and hoops; tight barrelheads of softwood....

Complete packing boxes, cases, and crates, and other containers and holders chiefly used for packing. transporting, or marketing merchandise, all the foregoing (except baskets and coopers' products) of wood, whether wholly or partly assembled or not assembled: Packing boxes and cases with solid sides, lids.

204.30 Jewelry boxes, silverware chests, cigar and cigarette boxes, microscope cases, tool or utensil cases, and similar boxes, cases, and chests, all the foregoing of wood: 204.35 Other: 204.40 204.50

Subpart E. - Miscellaneous Products of Wood 206.30 Forks and spoons, of wood: 206.45 206.4V

206.50 206.52 206.53 206.54 206.60

Tools; tool bodies; tool handles, including knife, fork, and spoon handles; handles and backs for brooms, mops, and brushes; all the foregoing of wood: Broom and mop handles, 3/4 inch or more in

Other

ad ad ad ad

val. val. val. val.

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92

Rates of Duty

206.67

Wood blinds, shutters, screens, and shades, all the foregoing, with or without their hardware: Consisting of wooden frames In the center of which are fixed louver boards or slats, with or without their hardware Other

l6-2/35t ad val. kO% ad val.

33-1/356 ad val. 5 0 ^ ad val.

206.83 206.87

Toothpicks, skewers, candy sticks, ice cream sticks, tongue depressors, drink mixers, and similar small wares, all the foregoing of wood: Toothpicks Other

12.5$^ ad val. 16-2/356 ad val.

25% ad val. 33-1/356 ad val.

206.95 206.97

Household utensils and parts thereof, all the foregoing not specially provided for, of wood: Of mahogany (Swletenia spp. or Khaya spp.) Other

lk% ad val. 1 6 - 2 / 3 ^ ad val.

33-1/356 ad val. 33-1/356 ad val.

16-2/356 ad val.

33-1/356 ad val.

206.65

Subpart F.

Articles Not Specially Provided For, of Wood

Subpart F headnota: I. This subpart covers all products of wood which are not provided for elsewhere in the tariff schedules.

207.00

Articles not s p e c i a l l y provided for,

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93

Rates of Duty

P A R T 2. - CORK AND CORK P R O D U C T S; B A M B O O, R A T T A N, WILLOW AND C H I P; B A S K E T W O R K, WICKERWORK, AND R E L A T E D P R O D U C T S O F FIBROUS V E G E T A B L E SUBSTANCES

Subpart A, - Cork and Cork Products Subpart A headnotes; I.

For the purposes of the tariff schedules — (a) the term "cork" embraces natural cork, compressed cork, and composition cork; (b) the term "compressed cork" means forms molded under heat and compression from cork particles without the addition of other materials; and (c) the term "composition cork" means forms molded from cork particles to which a binding material such as glue, gelatin, or synthetic resin has been added.

220.05

220.10 220.15 220.20

220.30 220.31

Natural cork not manufactured, and cork waste, shavings, and refuse of all kinds Cork, granulated or ground: Weighing not over 6 pounds per cubic foot uncompressed, except regranulated cork Other Natural and composition cork, not further advanced than out or molded into blocks, rods, sheets, slabs, sticks, strips and similar shapes Insulation, coated or not coated, of compressed cork: In boards, blocks, or slabs Fitting covers, lags, and pipe coverings

30 per lb. 10 per lb.

30 per lb. 10 per lb.

per lb.

2.50 per board ft. 50 per lb.

100' per lb.

1/

2.50 per board ft. i / 50 per lb.

600 per lb.

750 per lb.

220.^10 220.45

Disks, wafers, washers, and stoppers, all the foregoing, of cork: Tapered and of a thickness (or length) greater than the maximum diameter: Hollow or perforated Not hollow and not perforated: With maximum diameter not over 0.75 inch With maximum diameter over 0.75 inch.... Other

250 per lb. 200 per lb. 200 per lb.

310 per l b. 250 per l b. 250 per l b.

220.50

Articles not specially provided for, of cork

3 6 % ad val.

h% ad val.

220.35 220.38

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Articles

2

1

Subpart B. - Bamboo, Rattan, Willow, and Chip; Basketwork, Wickerwork, and Related Products of Fibrous Vegetable Substances Subpart B headnotes: 1.

This subpart does not cover — (1) webs, wadding, batting, and nonwoven fabrics, and articles thereof (see part 4 C of schedule 3); (II) floor covering underlays (see part 5A of schedule 3); ( H i) braids suitable for making or ornamenting headwear (see part 18 of schedule 7); (iv) luggage, handbags, and flat goods (see part ID of schedule 7)j (v) furniture (see part 4A of schedule 7); or (vi) fishing baskets or creels (see part 5B of schedule 7).

2,

For the purposes of the tariff schedules — (a) the unaualified term "rattan" means rattan. whether whole or split, and reeds, cane (peel). strips and similar products derived therefrom; (b) the term "willow" means the flexible slender twigs or withes of the osier or willow. whether or not split; and (c) the term "chip" means flat, narrow, flexible strips of wood which are under 1/16 inch In thickness and can be woven, braided, or plaited into a definite shape or form; and Id) the term "unsoun fibrous vegetable materials" means bamboo, rattan, willow, chip, straw. palm leaf, grass, seagrass, and similar fibrous vegetable substances, which have not been spun. 3. For the purposes of this subpart, materials other than unspun fibrous vegetable materials shall be disregarded in determining the component material of chief value in any article if their primary function in the article is to bind, tie, or otherwise hold unspun fibrous vegetable materials together, or to support or reinforce such materials.

Bamboo or rattan sticks, in the rough, or cut into lengths suitable for sticks for umbrellas, parasols. sunshades, whips, fishing rods, or walking canes

Free

Free

Rattan (except whole rattan) and webbing made therefrom

8.5^ ad val.

205!^ ad val.

0.6250 per lb.

1.250 per lb.

222.20 222.25

17.5^ ad val. 3% ad val.

3 5 ^ ad val. 10% ad val.

222.28

Free

Free

2 8 % ad val. 255^ ad val. 8.55^ ad val. 1 0 ^ ad val.

k% 25S^ 25% 25%

222.05

222.10

222.15 Willow:

222.30 222.32 222.3't 222.36

Woven or partly assembled material of unspun fibrous vegetable materials, suitable for use in making blinds, shutters, curtains, screens or shades: Of one or more of the materials bamboo, rattan. ad ad ad ad

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SCHEDULE 2. - WOOD AND PAPER; PRINTED MATTER Part 2. - Cork and Cork Products; Bamboo, Rattan, Willow and Chip; Basketwork, Wickerwork, and Related Products of Fibrous Vegetable Substances

95

Rates of Duty

222. ifO 222.41 222.42 222.44 222.50

222.55 222.57

222.60 222.62 222.64

Baskets and bags, of unspun fibrous vegetable materials, whether lined or not lined: Of bamboo Of willow Of rattan or of palm leaf Other

25^ 2051^ 345^ 175^

ad ad ad ad

val. val. val. val.

Blinds, shutters, curtains, screens, and shades, all the foregoing, of unspun fibrous vegetable materials, with or without their hardware

50% 50^ 505^ 50^

ad ad ad ad

val. val. val. val.

505^ ad val.

Floor coverings, of unspun fibrous vegetable materials: Of common China, India, or Japan straw Other

6.45^ ad val. 1656 ad val.

1 6 ^ ad val. kO% ad val.

Articles not specially provided for, of unspun fibrous vegetable materials: Of one or more of the materials bamboo, rattan, willow, or chip Of raffia Other

2 5 % ad val. 8.5S^ ad val. 1 0 ^ ad val.

4 5 ^ ad val. 2 5 % ad val. 255^ ad val.

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SCHEDULE 2. - WOOD AND PAPER; PRINTED MATTER Part 3. - Wood Veneers, Plywood, and Other Wood-Veneer Assemblies, and Building Boards Rates of Duty

PART 3. - WOOD VENEERS, PLYWOOD AND OTHER WOOD-VENEER ASSEMBLIES, AND BUILDING BOARDS

Part 3 headnotts: 1. For the purposes of this part, the following terms have the meanings hereby assigned to them: (a) Wood veneers: Wood sheets or strips, regardless of thickness, quality or intended use, produced by the slicing or rotary cutting of logs or flitches; and wood sheets, not over 1/4 inch In thickness, produced by sawing and of a type used to overlay inferior material; (b) Plywood: Rigid wood-veneer assemblies bonded together with adhesive substances having a central ply or core of wood veneer or lumber with one or more piles of wood veneer on each side thereof, the grain of at least one ply being at an angle (usually a right angle) with the grain of one or more of the other plies, including such assemblies the face ply (or piles) of which has been mechanically scored, striated, or similarly processed; (c) Wood-veneer panels: Rigid wood-veneer assemblies, bonded together with adhesive substances, except plywood, with a wood-veneer ply on one side of a backing, or on both sides of a core, which backing or core may be composed of lumber, veneer, hardboard, wood particle board, or other m'aterlal. Including such assemblies the face ply (or plies) of which has been mechanically scored, striated, or similarly processed; (d) Cellular panels; Rigid assemblies bonded together with adhesive substances with both sides or faces consisting of veneer, plywood, lumber, woodveneer panels, hardboard, wood particle board, or other board composed of vegetable fibers, and with a core of hollow, honeycomb, or sponge-like construction, whether or not the interstices are filled with loose or loosely matted fibrous materials; and (e) BuiIdinq boards: Panels of rigid construction. Including tiles and insulation board, chiefly used in the construction of walls, ceilings, or other parts of buiIdings. 2, The term "face finished", as applied to the boards and panels provided for In this part, means that one or both surfaces of a panel or board have been treated with creosote or other wood preservatives, or with fillers, sealers, waxes, oils, stains, varnishes, paints, or enamels, or have been overlaid with paper, fabric, plastics, base metal or other material.

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98

Parts.

SCHEDULE 2. - WOOD AND PAPER; PRINTED MATTER Wood Veneers, Plywood, and Other Wood-Veneer Assemblies, and Building Boards Rates of Duty

240.00 2if0.01

s'to.oe

2it0.10 2't0.12 2if0.1't 21+0. l 6 2^*0.18 240.20

240.30 240.32 240.34 240.36 240.38 240.40

240.50 240.52 240.54 240.56 240.58 240.60

Wood v e n e e r s, whether or not face f i n i s h e d, i n c l u d i n g wood veneers r e i n for c e d or backed with paper, c l o t h, or other f l e x i b l e m a t e r i a l: Not r e i n for c e d or backed: Birch and maple Other Reinforced or backed: Decorative wood veneers, not face finished, or face finished with a clear or transparent material which does not obscure the grain, texture, or markings of the wood.... Other Plywood, whether or not face finished: Not face finished, or face finished with a clear or transparent material which does not obscure the grain, texture, or markings of the face ply: With a face ply of Spanish cedar (Cedrela spp.) With a face ply of Parana pine (Araucaria angustifolia) With a face ply of birch (Betula spp.) With a face ply of European red pine (Pinus sylvestris) Other Other Wood-veneer panels, whether or not face finished: With veneer faces on both sides: Not face finished, or face finished with a clear or transparent material which does not obscure the grain, texture, or markings of the face ply: With a face ply of Spanish cedar (Cedrela spp.) With a face ply of Parana pine (Araucaria anRustifolia) With a face ply of birch (Betula spp.)... With a face ply of European red pine (Pinus sylvestris) Other Other With veneer face on one side only: Not face finished, or face finished with a clear or transparent material which does not obscure the grain, texture, or markings of the face ply: With face ply of Spanish cedar (Cedrela spp.) With face ply of Parana pine (Araucaria angustifolia) With face ply of birch (Betula spp.) With face ply of European red pine (Pinus sylvestris) Other Other

&% ad val. lOji ad val.

20% ad val. 20% ad val.

16-2/3^ ad val. 1056 ad val.

33-1/5% ad val. 20% ad val.

40^ ad val.

40% ad val.

405^ ad val. 15% ad val.

40% ad val. 50% ad val.

17% ad val. 205^ ad val. 20% ad val.

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

40^ ad val.

40% ad val.

4056 ad val. 15^ ad val.

40% ad val. 5C^ ad val.

17% ad val. 20^ ad val. 20% ad val.

40% ad val. 40% ad val. W% ad val.

40% ad val. 40% ad val. 15% ad val.

40% ad val. 50% ad val.

17% ad val. 20% ad val. 20% ad val.

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

15% ad val.

30% ad val.

245.20 245.30

Hardboard, whether or not face finished: Not face finished; and oil treated, whether or not regarded as tempered, but not otherwise face finished: Valued not over 848.33-1/3 per short ton Valued over $48.33-1/3 but not over $96.66-2/3 per short ton Valued over $96.66-2/3 per short ton Other

$7.25 per short ton •7.5% ad val. 30% ad val.

30% ad val. 30% ad val. 45% ad val.

245.50

Wood particle board, whether or not face finished

12% ad val.

40% ad val.

245.60

Cellular panels, whether or not face finished

20% ad val.

40% ad val.

245.00 245.10

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245.70

245.80

245.90

Gypsum or plaster building boards and lath. Building boards not specially provided for, whether or not face finished: Laminated boards bonded in whole or in part, or impregnated, with synthetic resins Other boards, of vegetable fibers (including wood fibers)

25-555 O - 64 - 8

12.5il6 ad val.

3051^ ad val.

31 per lb. ^ 9% ad val.

150 per lb. 25!!^ ad val. 2 0 ^ ad val.

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101 Rates of Duty

PART 4. - PAPER, PAPERBOARD, AND PRODUCTS THEREOF Part 4 headnotes: 1. This part covers certain paper-making materials, paper and paperboard, and articles of pulp, of paper, and of paperboard, but does not cover — (i) certain boards I see part 3 of this schedule); (ii) certain printed matter (see part 5 of this schedule); (iii) paper-backed metal foils (see part 3C of schedule 6); (Iv) luggage, handbags, or flat goods (see part 10 of schedule 7); or (v) certain other articles specifically provided for in schedule 7. 2.

For the purposes of this part — (a) the term "ream" means 432,000 square Inches; (b) the term "cut to size or shape" means paper or paperboard without slits, holes, or other perforations which is — (i) In rolls or strips not exceeding 6 Inches in width, (ii) in rectangular sheets not exceeding 15 inches in either length or width (except handmade paper the edges of which have not been cut or trimmed), or (III) cut Into non-rectangular shapes of any size, whether or not the cutting of such paper or paperboard dedicates it to any specific use; (c) the term "lithographically printed" means printed in whole or In part by a lithographic process; and (d) the term "writing paper" includes, but is not limited to, papers such as ledger, letter, manifold, mimeograph, note, onionskin, tablet, and typewriter papers. 3. Samples used In determining the weight of papers classifiable in this part according to weight shall be conditioned in an atmosphere at 50 percent (t 2 percent) relative humidity under 23° C. I- 2°C.) temperature. 4. If any country, dependency, province, or other subdivision of government shall forbid or restrict In any way the exportation of (whether by law, order, regulation, contractual relation, or otherwise, directly or indirectly), or impose any export duty, export license fee, or other export charge of any kind whatsoever (whether in the form of additional charge or license fee or otherwise) upon printing paper, or wood pulp, or wood for use In the manufacture of wood pulp, the President may enter into negotiations with such country, dependency, province, or other subdivision of government to secure the removal of such prohibition, restriction, export duty, or other export charge, and if it is not removed he may, by proclamation, declare such failure of negotiations, setting forth the facts. Thereupon, and until such prohibition, restriction, export duty, or other export charge is removed.

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102

Rates of Duty

there shall be Imposed upon printing paper provided for In Item 252.67 of this part when imported either directly or indirectly from such country, dependency, province, or other subdivision of government, an additional duty of 10 per centum ad valorem and In addition thereto an amount equal to the highest export duty or other export charge imposed by such country, dependency, province, or other subdivision of government, upon either an equal amount of printing paper or an amount of wood pulp or wood for use In the manufacture of wood pulp necessary to manufacture such printing paper.

Subpart A. - Paper-Making Materials

250.02

Wood pulp; rag pulp; and other pulps derived from cellulosic fibrous materials and suitable for paper making

250.04

Waste paper and paperboard, and scrap paper and paperboard products fit only for remanufacture; and flax and hemp fibers to be used in paper making

Subpart s. - Paper and Paperboard, in Rolls and Sheets, Not Cut to Size or Shape Subpart B headnotes; 1. This subpart covers paper and paperboard. In rolls and sheets, not cut to size or shape, and not made up into articles finished or not finished. Printed paper or paperboard is covered In this subpart only if the printing is merely Incidental to the primary use of the article or Is employed mainly for coloration or to produce a decorative or novelty effect. 2. For the purposes of this subpart, paperboard described In items 251.35, 251.40, 251.45, 251.49 and 251.51 under 0.012 Inch In thickness shall be deemed to be paper.

Building papers and building paper-felts, whether or not coated or saturated

3% ad val.

10% ad val.

251.10

Filter masse of pulp

105^ ad val.

2 0 % ad val.

251.15

Pressboard and press paper

1 5 * ad val.

3 0 % ad val.

251.20

Stereotype-matrix board or mat

2056 ad val.

3 5 % ad val.

251.25

Strawboard and strawpaper, O.OO8 inch or more in thickness

7.5% ad val.

3 0 % ad val.

6.5^ ad val.

2 0 % ad val.

251.05

251.30

Test or container boards of a bursting strength over 60 pounds per square inch by the Mullen or Webb test

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103 Rates of Duty

251.35

251.'to

251.k5

251. 't9 251.51

252.05 252.10

252.13 252.15

Paperboard, not specially provided for: Beer mat board Pulpboard in rolls chiefly used in the manufacture of building boards: Not laminated by means of an adhesive substance, not coated, not surface-colored, not lined or vat-lined, not embossed, not ruled, not printed, and not decorated Laminated by means of an adhesive substance, coated, surface-colored, lined or vatlined, embossed, ruled, printed, or decorated Leatherboard Other Papers, not impregnated, not coated, not surfacecolored, not embossed, not ruled, not lined, not printed, and not decorated: Basic paper to be sensitized for use in photography Basic paper ordinarily used in making blueprint or brown print paper, or for similar purposes.... Bibulous paper, including blotting paper: Weighing not over 9 pounds per ream Weighing over 9 but not over I8 pounds per ream

252.17 252.20

Weighing over I8 pounds per ream Bristol board weighing over I8 pounds per ream

252.25

Carbonizing paper: Weighing not over 9 pounds per ream

252.27

Weighing over 9 but not over I8 pounds per ream

252.30

Cellulose wadding

252.35

Cigarette paper Condenser paper, copying paper, pottery paper, and tissue paper for waxing: Weighing not over 9 pounds per ream

252.40 252.42

Weighing over 9 but not over I8 pounds per ream

252.45

Drawing pa'per weighing over I8 pounds per ream

252.50 252.55

Filtering paper Hanging paper Printing papers: Cover paper India and bible paper: Weighing not over 9 pounds per ream

252.57 252.59 252.61

252.63

252.65 252.67

Weighing over 9 but not over I5 pounds per ream Weighing over 15 but not over 30.75 pounds per ream Standard newsprint paper Book paper and printing paper, not specially provided for

k% ad val.

1 0 % ad val.

1 0 % ad val.

5.5S^ ad val. 6.75% ad val. k.75% ad val.

3 0 % ad val, 3 0 % ad val, 3 0 % ad val.

2.55^ ad val.

5% ad val.

8.55^ ad val.

2 0 % ad val.

30 per lb. + 1 0 % ad val.

60 per lb. + 2 0 % ad val.

2.50 per lb. + 7.55^ ad val. 7.5% ad val. 1.250 per lb. + 4.25% ad val.

50 per lb. + 1 5 % ad val. 3 0 % ad val. 30 per lb. + 15% ad val.

20 per lb. + 7% ad val.

60 per lb. + 2 0 % ad val.

1.60 per lb. + 5.55^ ad val. 50 per lb. + 6% ad val. 155^ ad val.

50 per lb. + 1 5 % ad val. 60 per lb. + 1 5 % ad val. 6 0 % ad val.

30 per lb. + lOS^ ad val.

60 per lb. + 2 0 % ad val,

2.50 per lb. + 7.55^ ad val. 0.750 per lb. + 3% ad val. 1 2 % ad val. k% ad val.

50 per lb. + 1 5 % ad val. 30 per lb. + 1 5 % ad val. 50 per lb. + 15^ ad val. 1 0 % ad val.

1 2 % ad val.

3 0 % ad val.

30 per lb. + 1 0 % ad val.

60 per lb. + 2 0 % ad val.

2.50 per lb. + 7.5% ad val.

50 per lb. + 1 5 % ad val.

10 per lb. + 3% ad val. Free

40 per lb. + 1 5 % ad val. Free

0.170 per lb. + 4% ad val.

0.250 per lb. + 1 0 % ad val.

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104

Rates of Duty-

252.70 252.73

Papers, not impregnated, etc. (con.): Stereotype paper: Weighing not over 9 pounds per ream. Weighing over 9 but not over I8 pounds per ream

252.75

Writing paper weighing over 18 pounds per ream.

252.77

Other, not specially provided for: Weighing not over 9 pounds per ream.

252.79

252.81 252.8it 252.86 252.90

253.05

253.10

253.15

253.20

Weighing over 9 but not over I8 pounds per ream Weighing over 18 pounds per ream: Wrapping paper: Sulphate. Sulphite. Other. Other. Handmade paper: Not impregnated, not coated, not surface-colored, not embossed, not ruled, not lined, not printed, and not decorated Impregnated, coated, surface-colored, embossed, ruled, lined, printed, or decorated

Crepe paper, including paper creped or partly creped in any manner: Creped as a secondary converting process after paper has been made Other.

253.25

Vegetable parchment paper.

253.30

Grease-proof paper and imitation parchment paper, including glassine

253.35

253.'tO

253.'tS

25't.05 254.09

Cloth-lined or reinforced paper.

Any of the papers provided for in this subpart, if wholly or partly covered with flock, gelatin, metal, or metal solutions: With the surface or surfaces wholly or partly covered or decorated with a character, design, fancy effect, or pattern Other.

apers, impregnated, coated, surface-colored, embossed, ruled, lined, printed, decorated, or any combination thereof: Basic paper to be sensitized for use in photography Bristol board weighing over I8 pounds per ream.

20 per lb. + 7.5* ad val.

60 per lb. + 2 0 ^ ad val.

2e per lb, + 5% ad val. 1.50 per lb. 7.55^ ad val.

50 per lb. + 1 5 ^ ad val, 30 per lb. + 1 5 ^ ad val.

1.250 per lb. 6.5^ ad val.

60 per lb. + 2 0 ^ ad val.

10 per lb. + h% ad val.

50 per lb, + 1 5 % ad val.

8.5% ad val. 12.5% ad val. 10.55^ ad val. 2 0 ^ ad val.

30% 30^ 30% 3056

10 per lb. + 5 % ad val.

30 per lb. + 1 5 % ad val.

1.250 per lb. 10.5% ad val.

30 per lb. + 2 5 % ad val.

20 per lb. + 55^ ad val. 1.50 per lb. + 3.75?^ ad val.

60 per lb. + 1 5 ^ ad val. 60 per lb. + 1 5 ^ ad val.

10 per lb. + 35^ ad val.

30 per lb. + 1 5 % ad val.

10 per lb. + 5 % ad val.

30 per lb, + 1 5 ^ ad val.

2.50 per lb. + 10?^ ad val.

50 per lb. + 1 7 % ad val.

40 per Z% ad 20 per Z% ad

50 per lb. + 2 0 * ad val. 50 per lb. + 2 0 % ad val.

lb. + val. lb. + val.

2.5% ad val. 1.250 per lb, 8.5^ ad val.

ad ad ad ad

val. val. val. val.

% ad val. 30 per lb. + 2 5 ^ ad val.

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105 Rates of Duty

2.^h.l^ 25't.l8

Papers, impregnated, coated, etc. (con.): Carbon paper: Weighing not over 9 pounds per ream. Weighing over 9 pounds per ream.

254.20

Cellulose wadding.

254.25 254.30

Cigarette paper. Decalcomania paper, not printed: Simplex.

254.32 254.35

Duplex. Drawing paper weighing over I8 pounds per ream.

254.40

254.42 254.44

254.46 254.48

Printing paper: Not lithographically printed: India or bible paper: Weighing not over 9 pounds per ream. Weighing over 9 but not over 15 pounds per ream. Weighing over 15 but not over 30.75 pounds per ream Other: Impregnated, coated, or both, but not otherwise treated Other.

254.50 254.54

Lithographically printed. Wax or paraffin coated or impregnated paper.

254.56

Writing paper weighing over I8 pounds per ream: Not lithographically printed.

254.58

254.63 254.65 254.70 254.75 254.80 254.85 254.90 254.95

Lithographically printed. Other, not specially provided for: Not lithographically printed: Not impregnated or coated: Weighing not over 9 pounds per ream Weighing over 9 but not over I8 pounds per ream Weighing over I8 pounds per ream.... Impregnated, coated, or both: Gummed. Not gummed: Impregnated, coated, or both, but not otherwise treated... Other. Lithographically printed: Not over 0.020 inch in thickness. Over 0.020 inch in thickness.

2t per lb. + 7% ad val. 1.60 per lb. + 5.55^ ad val. 50 per lb. + 6% ad val. 15% ad val.

60 per lb. + 20% ad val. 50 per lb. + 155^ ad val. 60 per lb. + 15$^ ad val. 605^ ad val.

It per lb. + k% ad val. Free 0.80 per lb. + 8% ad val.

50 per lb. + 10^ ad val. Free 30 per lb. + 23% ad val.

3t per lb. + 10^ ad val.

60 per lb. + 205^ ad val.

2.5? per lb. 7.5^ ad val.

50 per lb. + 15S^ ad val.

1* per lb. 3% ad val.

40 per lb. + 1 ! i ad val. 5l

20 per lb. + 4.5^ ad val. 20 per lb. + 85^ ad val. 120 per lb. 1.20 per lb. + 8% ad val.

50 per lb. + 155^ ad val. 50 per lb. + 205^ ad val. 300 per lb. 30 per lb. + 15% ad val.

1.50 per lb. + 12.5^ ad val. 120 per lb.

30 per lb. + 25^_ad val. 300 per lb.

1.250 per lb. 6.55^ ad val.

60 per lb. + 205^ ad val.

10 per lb. + k% ad val. 30 per lb. + 8^ ad val.

50 per lb. + 15% ad val. 50 per lb. + 15^ ad val.

2.50 per lb.

50 per lb.

20 per lb. + 4.5^ ad val. 20 per lb. + 8% ad val.

50 per lb. + 1556 ad val. 50 per lb. + 155^ ad val.

120 per lb. 50 per lb.

300 per lb. 8.75(8 per lb.

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106

Rates of Duty Item

Articles

1

2

Subpart C. - Paper and Paperboard Cut to Size or Shape; Articles of Paper or Paperboard Subpart C headnote: 1. For the purposes of this subpart, the term "papeterles" (Item 256.35) means writing paper, or correspondence cards, or both, together with envelopes, packed or assembled Into boxes, folders, portfolios, or other containers. In which such articles are sold as a unit to the ultimate consumer.

0.50 per lb. + 105^ ad val.

1.50 per lb. + 205^ ad val.

1 5 % ad val.

60% ad val.

2.5% ad val. 1056 ad val.

5% ad val. 3 0 % ad val.

1.50 per lb. + 1 0 % ad val.

30 per lb. + 2 0 % ad val.

256.30

1.50 per lb. + 1 5 ^ ad val. 1 5 % ad val.

30 per lb. + 3 0 % ad val. 3 0 % ad val.

256.35

12/0 ad val.

4 0 % ad val.

1 6 % ad val.

4 0 % ad val.

155^ ad val.

3 0 % ad val.

2 0 % ad val.

3 5 % ad val.

20 per lb. + k% ad val.

50 per lb. + 2 0 % ad val.

20 per lb. + 8.5% ad val.

50 per lb. + 2 0 % ad val.

15% ad val. lk% ad val.

3 0 % ad val. 355^ ad val.

2 0 % ad val. 8.5% ad val.

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

256.05

256.10

256.15

Cigarette paper, out to size or shape, cigarette books,

Other paper and paperboard, cut to size or shape: Basic paper to be sensitized for use in photo-

256.15

256.20

256.25

256.40

Writing paper and correspondence cards, weighing over 18 pounds per ream: Not surface-colored, not embossed, not ruled, not lined, not printed, and not decorated... Surface-colored, embossed, ruled, lined, printed, decorated, or any combination

Sheets of writing paper, with border gummed or perforated, with or without inserts, prepared for use

Paper envelopes: Not bordered, not embossed, not printed, not 256.1*2 Bordered, embossed, printed, tinted, decorated,

2%.k8

Boxes of paper, of paperboard, of any combination thereof: Covered or lined with coated described in items 253.25, 253.40, or 253.45, but not

papier-niache, or of papers or papers 253.50, 253.35, with textile fabric...

256.50

256.52

Other: Not folded, not set up, and not otherwise

256.5^* Blank books, bound: 256.56 256.58

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107 Hates of Duty

256.60

256.65 256.67

Autograph, photograph, postage-stamp, post-card, and scrap albums, and albums for phonograph records.... Tubes, of paper, commonly used for holding thread or yarn: Parallel Tapered

13.55^ ad val.

30S^ ad val.

0.5« per lb. + 8% ad val. 1.5# per lb. + 16.5^ ad val.

It per lb. + 255^ ad val. 50 per lb. + 35S^ ad val.

105^ ad val. 8.5!^ ad val. 5# per lb. + 6% ad val.

3 0 % ad val, 25$^ ad val, 60 per lb, + 1 5 ^ ad val.

2.50 per lb. H 1 0 % ad val. 17.5S^ ad val.

3t per lb. + 20i^ ad val.

Subpart D. - Articles Not Specially Provided For of Pulp, of Papier-Mache, of Paper, or of Paperboard Subpart D headnote: I. This subpart covers articles of pulp, of papiermache, of paper, or of paperboard, not provided for elsewhere In this schedule or In schedule 7.

256.70 256.75 256.80

256.85

256.90

Articles, of pulp, of papier-mache, of paper, of paperboard, or of any combination thereof, not specially provided for: Of pulp, not including articles of paper or of paperboard Of papier-mache Of cellulose wadding Other: Of papers, coated, or of any of the papers provided for in items 253.25, 253.30, 253.35, 253.'to, or Z53A3 Other

35% ad val.

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SCHEDULE 2. - WOOD AND PAPER; PRINTED MATTER Part 5. - Books, Pamphlets, and Other Printed Matter

109 Rates of Duty

Item

Articles 1

2

P A R T 5. - B O O K S, P A M P H L E T S, A N D OTHER PRINTED M A T T E R Part

5 headnotes:

1. Except for decalconanlas, labels, flaps, and bands, all of which are covered by the provisions therefor In this part, regardless of the nature of the printing thereon, this part covers only printed matter consisting essentially of textual or pictorial matter produced by any printing process, and similar matter in manuscript or typewritten form. The text may be set forth in any language by means of any kind of characters. With the exceptions above indicated, this part does not cover any article in which printing is merely incidental to the primary use of the article or in which printing is employed mainly for coloration or to produce a decorative or novelty effect (see part 4 of this schedule).

' ,

-

2,

For the purposes of this part — la) the term "paper" includes paperboard; (b) the term "books" Includes books, bound and not bound, and pamphlets; (c) the tern "periodicals" embraces only papercovered or unbound publications Issued regularly at stated periods, such as weekly, monthly, or quarterly, and bearing the date of issue; and (d) the term "photographs" embraces only pictures other than motion pictures, produced on photosensitive materials, and Includes positive and negative images on exposed, or exposed and developed. photographic film.

• •

3, For the purposes of determining the classification of printed matter produced in whole or In part by a lithographic process, the thickness of such printed matter Is that of the thinnest paper contained therein, except that the thickness of a permanently mounted lithograph Is the combined thickness of the lithograph and Its mounting.

270.05

Printed matter issued by literary or scientific institutions for their subscribers or exchanges

f

f

270.40

270.45 270,50

270.55

Free

2% ad val.

270.35

Free

Free

270.30

Free

Free

270.20

Free

Free

270.15

Free

Free

270.10

Free

25^ ad val.

7.5?^ ad val.

15!^ ad val.

3% ad val. 7% ad val.

159^ ad val. 255^ ad val.

Free

Free

Printed matter of individuals, not advertising matter,

Books printed wholly or chiefly in languages other than

Books (except books described in item 270.15) which

Bibles, comprising the books of the Old or New

Prayer books not covered by any of the foregoing pro-

Picture books (not including toy books), with an accompanying text printed in any language, suitable for the use of children not over 6 years of age Books not specially provided for, consisting essentially of textual matter: Wholly or almost wholly of foreign authorship

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SCHEDULE 2, -WOOD AND PAPER; PRINTED MATTER Part 5. - Books, Pamphlets, and Other Printed Matter Rates of Duty

270.60

270.65

270.70

270.85

273.05 273.15 273.20

273.25 273.30 273.35

273. to

273.45 273.50

273.55 273.60

273.65

273.70

273.75 275.80

Periodicals, if entered within 6 months of the date of issue; Devoted to fashions, and printed in whole or in part by a lithographic process, or decorated byhand Devoted to current literature of the day, or containing current literature as a predominant feature

h<f per lb.

per lb.

Tourist literature, containing geographic, historical, hotel, time-table, travel, or similar information, chiefly with respect to places or travel facilities outside the continental United States Printed catalogs, price lists, or trade notices, relating to offers, by a person whose principal place of business or bona fide residence is in a foreign country, to sell or rent products of a foreign country or to furnish foreign or international transportation or commercial insurance services Music in books or sheets: Printed over 20 years at time of importation Printed not over 20 years at time of importation: Wholly or almost wholly of foreign authorship Other Printed maps, globes, atlases, and charts (except tourist literature provided for in item 270.70): Hydrographic charts issued by scientific institutions for their subscribers or exchanges Globes Other: Printed over 20 years at time of importation.. Printed not over 2 0 years at time of importation Architectural, engineering, industrial, or commercial drawings and plans, whether originals or reproductions printed on sensitized materials by any photographic process: Produced over 20 years before importation Produced not over 20 years before importation: Suitable as designs for use in the manufacture of floor coverings, textiles, wall coverings, or wall paper Other

3% ad val. 1051^ ad val.

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

Free 17.59^ ad val.

Free 359^ ad val.

Free

Free

8.5S^ ad val.

2 5 ^ ad val.

35^ ad val. 8.55^ ad val.

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

750 per lb. + 1056 ad val.

$1.25 per lb. + 15S^ ad val.

l8<f per lb. + 1 0 ^ ad val.

300 per lb. + 13% ad val.

200 per lb. 32.50 per lb.

kO<f per l b. 650 per l b.

Manuscripts, typewritten matter, and carbon copies thereof, all the foregoing not specially provided for Decalcomanias (except toy decalcomanias): In ceramic colors: Weighing not over 100 pounds per 1000 sheets (on the basis of 20 by 30 Inches in dimensions) Weighing over 100 pounds per 1000 sheets (on the basis of 20 by 30 inches in dimensions) Other: Not backed with metal leaf Backed with metal leaf

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SCHEDULE 2. - WOOD AND PAPER; PRINTED MATTER Part 5. - Books, Pamphlets, and Other Printed Matter

111 Rates of Duty

Item

Articles 2

1

273.85

Postcards: With views of any landscape, scene, building, 2 0 ^ ad val,

1 2 ^ ad val.

273.95

3 0 ^ ad val.

8% ad val.

273.90

2 5 ^ ad val.

255^ ad val,

105^ ad val. 155^ ad val.

yy^ ad val. h3% ad val.

120 per lb. 50 per lb. 1 5 ^ ad val.

300 per lb. 8.750 per lb, 3 5 ^ ad val.

310 per lb, 240 per lb, (s)

350 per l b,

650 per lb,

650 per lb,

180 per lb, 160 per lb, (s)

4O0' per lb,

300 per lb.

650 per lb,

Other: Not printed in whole or in part by a lithoprinted on paper in whole or in part by a

Greeting cards, valentines, tally cards, place cards, and all other social and gift cards, including folders, booklets, and cutouts, or in any other form, finished or not finished, and with or without envelopes:

274,00 274,05 Calendars of paper: Printed on paper in whole or in part by a lithographic process:

274,10 274,15 274,20

274,23 274,25 274,27

274,29 274,31 274,33 274.35 274.40

Printed paper labels, flaps, and bands: Printed in whole or in part by a lithographic process: Cigar bands: Not printed in whole or in part in metal leaf Printed in whole or in part in metal leaf Other: Not printed in whole or in part in

Printed in whole or in part in metal leaf , Not printed in whole or in part by a lithographic

1 2 ^ ad val.

355^ ad val.

Postage and revenue stamps, cancelled or not cancelled, and government stamped envelopes and postal cards bearing no printing other than the official imprint Free Free

274,50

Free

300 per lb, 8.750 per lb. 23% ad val,

300 per lb, 8,750 per lb.

h% ad val, 15i^ ad val.

274,60 274,65 274.70

Free

120 per lb, 50 per lb.

Photographs, engravings, etchings, lithographs, and wood outs, and pictorial matter produced by relief or stencil printing process, all the foregoing, whether bound or not bound, and not specially provided for: Printed over 20 years at time of importation Printed not over 20 years at. time of importation: Lithographs on paper:

Free

120 per lb, 50 per lb, 8,5^ ad val,

274,45

Fret

25% ad val, 3 5 ^ ad val.

Printed matter not specially provided for: Printed on paper in whole or in part by a lithographic process:

274,75 274.80 Other:

274,85 274,90

(s) = Suspended,

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SCHEDULE 3. - TEXTILE FIBERS AND TEXTILE PRODUCTS 114

Part 1 - Textile Fibers and Wastes; Yarns and Threads A. Cotton B. Vegetable Fibers, Except Cotton C. Wool and Related Animal Hair D. Silk E. Man-Made Fibers F. Miscellaneous Textile Materials Part 2 * Cordage Part 3 - Woven Fabrics A. Woven Fabrics, of B. Woven Fabrics, of (Except Cotton) C. Woven Fabrics, of D. Woven Fabrics, of E. Woven Fabrics, of F. Woven Fabrics, of

Cotton Vegetable Fibers Wool Silk Man-Made Fibers Other Textile Materials

Part 4 - Fabrics of Special Construction or for Special Purposes; Articles of Wadding or Felt; Fish Nets; Machine Clothing A. Knit, Pile, Tufted, and Narrow Fabrics; Braids and Elastic Fabrics B. Lace, Netting, and Ornamented Fabrics C. Wadding, Felts, and Articles Thereof; Fish Netting and Nets; Artists' Canvas; Coated or Filled Fabrics; Hose; Machine Clothing; Other Special Fabrics Part 5 - Textile Furnishings A. Textile Floor Coverings B. Bedding C. Tapestries, Linens, and Other Furnishings Part 6 - Wearing Apparel and Accessories A. Handkerchiefs B. Mufflers, Scarves, Shawls, and Veils; Men' s and Boys' Neckties C. Hosiery D. Garters and Suspenders; Body-Supporting Garments; Rainwear E. Underwear F. Other Wearing Apparel Part 7 - Miscellaneous Textile Products; Rags and Scrap Cordage A. Miscellaneous Textile Products B. Textile Articles Not Specially Provided For C. Rags and Scrap Cordage

Schedule 3 headnotes: I,

This schedule does not cover — (i) articles of unspun fibrous vegetable materials (see part 2B of schedule 2); (II) asbestos fibers, or yarns, fabrics, or other articles containing asbestos In significant amounts. I.e., articles In which asbestos Is used In sufficient amounts to Impart Its peculiar characteristics or properties to the article (see part IF of schedule 5>; (III) wire, or wire cordage, screen, fencing, or other wire products (see parts 2 and 38 of schedule 6); or (Iv) footwear, headwear, gloves, handbags, pillows, mattresses, and other articles of textile materials provided for in schedule 7. 2.

For the purposes of the tariff schedules — (a) the term "textl le materials" means — (I) the fibers (cotton, other vegetable fibers, wool and hair, silk, and man-made fibers) provided for in part I of this schedule, ( I D the yarn Intermediates and the yarns provided for in part I and part 4 (elajtlc yarns) of this schedule, (III) the cordage provided for In part 2 and part 4 (elastic cordage) of this schedule, (Iv) the fabrics provided for in part 3 and part 4 of this schedule, (v) braids, as defined In headnote 2 (f), Infra. and (vl) articles produced from any of the foregoing products; (b) the term "colored". as used In connection with textile materials or textile articles, means that they have been subjected to a process such as, but not limited to, dyeing, staining, painting, printing, or stenciling, in which color is Imparted at any stage of manufacture to all or part of the fiber, yarn, fabric, or other textile article, except Identification yarns and except marking In or on selvages; (c) the term "wooI". except as used In part IC of this schedule, means wool or hair of the types covered by the said part IC of this schedule, or any combinations thereof; (dl the term "knit" means knit or crocheted; (el the term "yarns" includes threads, but does not include elastic yarns or any braids; (f) the term "braids". as used in connection with textile materials or textile articles. Includes all braids In the piece, whether of flat, tubular, or other construction, with or without cores, and whether braided from fibers, filaments (Including tinsel wire and lame), yarns, cordage, textile fabrics, or any combination thereof; (g) the term "burnt-out lace" means embroidery in which the base or ground (whether fabric, paper, or other material), having been removed chemically or by other means. Is not visible; and (h) a "lace" article or a "net" article Is an article which (exclusive of any added ornamentation) Is wholly or almost wholly of lace, including burnt-out lace, or wholly or almost wholly of net, whether the lace or net pre-existed or was formed In the process of producing the article. 3.

For the purposes of the tariff schedules — (a) the term "ornamented", as used with reference to textile fabrics and other articles of textile materials, means fabrics and other articles of textile materials which are ornamented with — 11) fibers, fI laments (including tinsel wire and lame), yarns, or cordage, any of the foregoing Introduced as needlework or otherwise. Including — (A) embroidery, and pile or tufting, whether wholly cut, partly cut, or not cut, and (81 other types of ornamentation, but not Including functional stitching or one row of straight hemstitching adjoining a hem;

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Schedule 5 headnotes (con.); ( I D burnt-out lace; (ill) lace, netting, braid, fringe, edging, tucking, or trlmralng, or textile fabric; (!v) applique and replique work, beads, bugles, spangles, bullions, or ornaments; or (v) any combination of the foregoing types or methods of ornamentation; (b) ornamentation of the types or methods covered hereby consists of ornamenting v»ork done to a pre-existing textile fabric, whether the ornamentation was applied to such fabric — III when it was in the piece, (ill after it had been made or cut to a size for particular furnishings, wearing apparel, or other article, or (iii) after it had actually been incorporated Into another article, and if such textile fabric remains visible, at least In significant part, after ornamentation: Provided • That lace, netting, braid, fringe, edging, tucking, trimming or ornament shall not be required to have had a separate existence from the fabric or other article on which It appears In order to constitute ornamentation for the purposes of this headnote; and (c) applique work, beads, bugles, spangles, bullions, and other forms of nontext!le ornamentation applied to a textile fabric or other artictse of textile materials shall be disregarded in determining the component material of chief value of such fabric or otiier article. 4. Except as specifically provided otherwise, in determining the yarn count of fabrics, the warp and filling yarns, whether piled or not, shall be counted as they occur in the fabric.

25-555 O - 64 - 9

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SCHEDULE 3. - TEXTILE FIBERS AND TEXTILE PRODUCTS Part 1. - Textile Fibers and Wastes; Yarns and Threads

U7 Rates of Duty

PART 1. - TEXTILE FffiERS AND WASTES; YARNS AND THREADS Part

I headnotes:

I.

For the purposes of this part — (a) the term "waste" means all fiber, yarn, and thread wastes, including wastes obtained in the production of continuous and noncontinuous fibers, yarns, and threads, such as gin motes, scutcher waste (including tow), picker waste, card waste, top waste, conber waste (including noils), hackling waste (including tow), sliver waste, roving waste, ring waste, throwster (twister or plyer) waste, fly, sweepings, and willowed wastes, and including fiber, yarn, and thread wastes obtained in the production of other textile products (I. e., products other than fibers, yarns, or threads) or otherwise obtained; and (b) the tern' "advanced waste" means any of the above-mentioned wastes which have been cleaned, bleached, colored, or otherwise advanced, and includes fibers recovered by cleaning (except willoi/ing), degumming, caroonizing, cutting, pickering, garnettinc or similar processes from any of the above-mentioned wastes or from textile clippings or articles, new or used, whether or not such fibers or the wastes from which recovered have also been otherwise advanced, but does not include fibers which have been carded, combed, or similarly processed, or reuseable yarns or threads. 2. R«gs and scrap cordage are covered in part 7C of this schedule.

Subpart A. - Cotton Subpart A headnotes: 1. The term "number". as applied to yarns in this subpart, means the number of 84(D-yard hanks of yarn in I pound. To determine the number of any yarn, whether single or plied, the actual yards per pound shall be divided by 840 and the quotient thereof multiplied by the number of plies in such yarn. Fractions in the resulting yarn number shall be disregarded. 2. In this subpart, each of the rates of duty provided for yarns, wholly of cotton, not bleached, mercerized, colored, combed or plied (items 301.01 through 501.98, inclusive) is also the "base rate" for yarn of the same number covered by item 3 0 2. —. For citation purposes, the two blanks on the end of the latter item number shall be filled in with the last two digits of the item number for the applicable base rate. Thus, "item 302.23" would be the citation for bleached, mercerized, colored, combed, or plied yarns, wholly of cotton, of number 28. 3. Under regulations prescribed by the Secretary of the Treasury, the staple length of cotton shall be determined for all customs purposes by application of the Official Cotton Standards of the United States for length of staple, as established by the Secretary of Agriculture and in effect when the determination is to be made.

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SCHEDULE 3. - TEXTILE FIBERS AND TEXTILE PRODUCTS 118

Part 1. - Textile Fibers and Wastes; Yarns and Threads Rates of Duty

300.20

Cotton, not carded, not combed, and not similarlyprocessed: _!/ Having a staple length under 1-1/8 inches Having a staple length 1-1/8 or more but under I-II/I6 inches Having a staple length I-II/I6 inches or more....

300.30

Cotton linters, whether or not bleached or purified...

Free

Waste and advanced waste, of cotton, and fibers of cotton processed but not spun: \/ Waste, not advanced Other: Having a staple length under 1-1/8 inches... Having a staple length 1-1/8 inches or more.

5% ad val. 50 per lb. + 5% ad val.

5% ad val. 100 per lb. +

2 i ^ ad val. 0l

40% ad val.

4.7255^ ad val. 4.95^ ad val. 5.17596 ad val. 5.4% ad val. 5.625$^ ad val. 5.855^ ad val. 6.07551^ ad val. 6.3% ad val. 6.525% ad val. 6.75% ad val. 6.975% ad val. 7.2% ad val. 7.425% ad val. 7.65% ad val. 7.875% ad val. 8.1% ad val. 8.325% ad val. 8.55% ad val. 8.775% ad val. 9% ad val. 9.225% ad val. 9.45% ad val. 9.675% ad val. 9.9% ad val. 10.125% ad val. 10.35% ad val. 10.575% ad val. 10.8% ad val. 11.025% ad val. 11.25% ad val. 11.475% ad val. 11.7% ad val. 11.925% ad val. 12.15% ad val. 12.375% ad val. 12.6% ad val. 12.825% ad val. 13.05% ad val. 13.275% ad val. 13.5% ad val. 13.725% ad val. 13.95% ad val. 14.175% ad val. 14.4% ad val.

5.3% ad val. 5.6% ad val. 5.9% ad val. 6.2% ad val. 6.5% ad val. 6.8% ad val. 7.1% ad val. 7.4% ad val. 7.7% ad val. 8.0% ad val. 8.3% ad val. 8.6% ad val. 8.9% ad val. 9.2% ad val. 9.5% ad val. 9.8% ad val. 10.1% ad val. 10.4% ad val. 10.7% ad val. 11% ad val. 11.3% ad val. 11.6% ad val. 11.9% ad val. 12.2% ad val. 12.5% ad val. 12.8% ad val. 13.1% ad val. 13.4% ad val. 13.7% ad val. 14% ad val. 14.3% ad val. 14.6% ad val. 14,9% ad val. 15.2% ad val. 15.5% ad val. 15.8% ad val. 16.1% ad val. 16.4% ad val. 16.7% ad val. 17% ad val. 17.3% ad val. 17.6% ad val. 17.9% ad val. 18.2% ad val.

300.10 300.15

300. i 0 f 300.^*5 300.50

300.60

301.01

301.02 301.03 301. O^t

301.05 301.06 301.07 301.08

301.09 301.10

301.11 301.12 301.13 301. lit

301.15 301.16 301.17 301.18 301.19 301.20 301.21 301.22

301.23 301.24

301.25 301.26

301.27 301.28 301.29 301.30 301.31 301.32 301.33 301.3^* 301.35 301.36 301.37 301.38 301.39 301.40 301.41 301.42 301.43 301.44

Tarns of cotton: In chief value, but not wholly, of cotton Wholly of cotton: Not bleached, not mercerized, not colored, not combed, and not plied: Of number 1 or coarser Of number 2 Of number 3 Of number 4 Of number 5 Of number 6 Of number 7 Of number 8 Of number 9 Of number 10 • Of number 11 Of number 12 Of number 13 Of number l4 Of number 15 Of number 16 Of number 17 Of number 18 Of number 19 Of number 20 Of number 21 Of number 22 Of number 23 Of number 24 Of number 25 Of number 26 Of number 27 Of number 28 Of number 29 Of number 30 Of number 31 Of number 32 Of number 33 Of number 34 Of number 35 Of number 36 Of number 37 Of number 38 Of number 39 Of number 40 Of number 4l Of number 42 Of number 43 Of number 44

2/ Certain cotton, cotton waste, and fibers of cotton processed but not spun are subject to additional import restrictions. See part 3 of the Appendix to the Tariff Schedules.

Free 3.5? per lb. 1.75« per lb.

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The Ramayana/Book I/Canto XLVII: Sumatí

Thus to Lord Indra, Thousand-eyed, Softly beseeching Diti sighed.

When but a blighted bud was left, Which Indra's hand in seven had cleft: 'No fault, O Lord of Gods, is thine; The blame herein is only mine. But for one grace I fain would pray, As thou hast reft this hope away. This bud, O Indra, which a blight Has withered ere it saw the light-- From this may seven fair spirits rise To rule the regions of the skies. Be theirs through heaven's unbounded space On shoulders of the winds to race, My children, drest in heavenly forms, Far-famed as Maruts, Gods of storms. One God to Brahmá's sphere assign, Let one, O Indra, watch o'er thine; And ranging through the lower air, The third the name of Vayu bear. Gods let the four remaining be, And roam through space, obeying thee.'

The Town-destroyer, Thousand-eyed, Who smote fierce Bali till he died, Joined suppliant hands, and thus replied: 'Thy children heavenly forms shall wear; The names devised by thee shall bear, And, Maruts called by my decree, Shall Amrit drink and wait on me. From fear and age and sickness freed. Through the three worlds their wings shall speed.' Thus in the hermits' holy shade Mother and son their compact made, And then, as fame relates, content, Home to the happy skies they went. This is the spot--so men have told-- Where Lord Mahendra dwelt of old, This is the blessed region where His votaress mother claimed his care. Here gentle Alambúshá bare To old Ikshváku, king and sage, Vis'álá, glory of his age, By whom, a monarch void of guilt, Was this fair town Vis'álá built.

His son was Hemachandra, still Renowned for might and warlike skill. From him the great Suchandra came; His son, Dhúmrás'va, dear to fame. Next followed royal Srinjay; then Famed Sahadeva, lord of men. Next came Kus'ás'va, good and mild, Whose son was Somadatta styled, And Sumati, his heir, the peer Of Gods above, now governs here. And ever through Ikshváku's grace, Vis'álá's kings, his noble race, Are lofty-souled, and blest with length Of days, with virtue, and with strength. This night, O prince, we here will sleep; And when the day begins to peep, Our onward way will take with thee, The king of Mithilá to see.'

Then Sumati, the king, aware Of Vis'vámitra's advent there Came quickly forth with (illegible) meet The lofty-minded sage to greet. Girt with his priest and lords the king Did low obeisance, worshipping. With suppliant hands, with head inclined, Thus spoke he after question kind; 'Since thou hast deigned to bless my sight, And grace awhile thy servant's seat, High fate is mine, great Anchorite, And none may with my bliss compete.'

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19 1 Rates of Duty

301.45 301.46 301.4? 301.48 301.49 301.50 301.51 301.52 301.53 301.54 301.55 301.56 301.57 301.58 301.59 301.60

Yarns of cotton (con.): Wholly of cotton (con.): Not bleached, not mercerized, etc. (con.): Of number 45 Of number 46 Of number 47 Of number 48 Of number 49 Of number 50 Of number 51 Of number 52 Of number 53 Of number 54 Of number 55 Of number 56 Of number 57 Of number 58 Of number 59 Of numbers 6O-69

301.70

Of numbers 70-79

301.80

Of numbers 8O-89

301.82

Of numbers 90-99

301.84

Of numbers 100-109

301.86

Of numbers 110-119

301.88

Of numbers 120-139

301.92

Of numbers l40-159

301.94

Of numbers 160-179

301.96

Of numbers l80-199

301.98

Of number 200 or higher number

302.—

Bleached, mercerized, colored, combed, or plied

1/ 303.10

Chenille yarns, of cotton

303.20

Sewing thread, of cotton; knitting, darning, embroidery, and tatting yarns of cotton, put up for handwork, in lengths not over 840 yards

1/ See headnote 2 of this subpart.

14.625% ad val. 14.850% ad val. 15.075% ad val. 15.3% ad val. 15.525% ad val. 15.75% ad val. 15.975% ad val. 16.2% ad val. 16.425% ad val. 16.65% ad val. 16.875% ad val. 17.1% ad val. 17.325% ad val. 17.55% ad val. 17.775% ad val. 50 per lb. + 18% ad val. 5* per lb. + 18% ad val. 50 per lb. + 18% ad val. 50 per lb. + 18% ad val. 50 per lb. + 18% ad val. 50 per lb. + 18% ad val. 50 per lb. + 18% ad val. 50 per lb. + 18% ad val. 50 per lb. + 18% ad val. 50 per lb. + 18% ad val. 50 per lb. + 18% ad val.

18.5% ad val. 18.8% ad val. 19.1% ad val. 19.4% ad val. 19.7% ad val. 20% ad val. 20.3% ad val. 20.6% ad val. 20.9% ad val. 21.2% ad val. 21.5% ad val. 21.8% ad val. 22.1% ad val. 22.4% ad val. 22.7% ad val. 100 per lb. + 32% ad val. 100 per lb. + 32% ad val. 100 per lb. + 32% ad val. 100 per lb. + 32% ad val. 100.per lb. + 32% ad val. 100 per lb. + 32% ad val. 100 per lb. + 32% ad val. 100 per lb. + 32% ad val. 100 per lb. + 32% ad val. 100 per lb. + 32% ad val. 100 per lb. + 32% ad val.

Base rate + 4.5%

Base rate + 5% ad val.

20% ad val.

50 per lb. + 10% ad val.

100 per lb. H 25% ad val.

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120

Rates of Duty Articles

Itoi

1

2

Subpart B. - Vegetable Fibers, Except Cotton Subpart B headnote: 1.

For the purposes of the tariff schedules — (a) the term "veaetable fiber" means veaetable fiber which can be spun and Includes fiber chiefly used for padding and stuffing (such as kapoK and crln vegetal), but does not Include vegetable fiber chiefly used in the manufacture of brushes and brooms (see part 15 of schedule II; (b) the term "raw" means the fiber as obtained from the plant source, or such fiber which has been merely dried, sorted, or graded. This subpart does not cover the plant or part of the plant from which the fiber is obtained (see part 15 of schedule 11; (c) the term "hemp" means fiber derived from the plant Cannabis satlva; and Id) the term "jute" means fiber derived from the plants of the Corchorus species, of Hibiscus cannabinus. or of Urena lobata.

Vegetable fibers (except cotton), raw; wastes and advanced wastes of such fibers; and vegetable fibers (except cotton) including fiber blends in chief value of such fibers, processed (except roving) but not spun: Abaca: Free 8% ad val. Free 0.50 per lb.

Free 205^ ad val. Free 10 per lb.

0.255; per lb. 0.10 per lb.

1.50 per lb. 10 per lb.

0.250 per lb. 0.60 per lb. 8^ ad val.

1.50 per lb. 30 per lb. 2 0 ^ ad val.

0.40 per lb.

20 per lb.

0.40 per lb. 0.40 per lb. %% ad val.

20 per lb. 3.50 per lb. 205^ ad val.

Free

Free

1,50 per lb. 1 0 ^ ad val.

1.50 per lb. 2 0 ^ ad val.

Free 8% ad val.

Free 2 0 % ad val.

Free %% ad val.

Free 205^ ad val.

Free %% ad val.

Free 2 0 % ad val.

Free 8% ad val.

304.02 304.04 304.06 304.08

Free 2 0 % ad val.

Free 8S^ ad val.

Free 2 0 % ad val.

Flax: 304.10 304.12 Processed: 304.l4 304.16 304.18 Hemp: 304.20 Processed; 304.22 304.24 304.26 Jute (including jute butts): 304.32 Processed: 304.34 304.36 Kapok: 304.38 304.40 Ramie: 304.42 304.44 Sisal and henequen: 304.46 304.48 Sunn: 304.50 304.52 Other: 504.56 304.58

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

121 Rates of IXity

Item

Articles

2

1 Yarns and roving, of vegetable fibers (except cotton): Free

Free

8 ! ad val. !^

205^ ad val.

205^ (22.5^) ad val. •

35S^ ad val.

1 2 ^ ad val.

2556 ad val.

13.5^ ad val. Zh% (27%) ad val. *

4056 ad val. 4 0 ^ ad val.

%% ad val.

20^

17.5S^ ad val.

3 5 ^ ad val.

12.5^ ad val. 1 6 ^ ad val.

4 5 S ad val. 01 4 0 ^ ad val.

under 720 yards per pound 720 yards or over per pound...

1556 ad val. 22.55^ ad val.

15Jt ad val. 22.55^ ad val.

under 720 yards per pound 720 yards or over per pound...

205^ ad val. 25i^ ad val. 2 0 ^ ad val.

2 0 ^ ad val. 2556 ad val. hOf^ ad val.

2056 ad val.

hOff, ad val.

305.02

305. Oit

Of flax, hemp, or ramie, or of any combination of these fibers: Containing any flax: Singles: Measuring not over 270 yards per

305.06

Measuring over 270 yards but not over 18,000 yards per pound Measuring over l8,000 yards per

305.08

Plied: 305.09 305.10 Other: Singles: Measuring not over 270 yards per

305.12

ad val.

Measuring over 270, but not over

305.1't

Measuring over l8,000 yards per

305.16 305.18

Of Jute: Singles: Measuring Measuring Plied: Measuring Measuring

305.20 305.22 305.28

1^3. V> 305.'tO

305.50

Chenille yarns, of vegetable fibers (except cotton)....

Subpart C. - Wool and Related Animal Hair Subpart C headnotes: 1.

For the purposes of this subpart — (al the term "hatr" Is limited to hair of the camel, and to hair of the alpaca, cashmere goat. angora goat, and like hair of other animals Including the llama, the vicuna, and the angora rabbit; (b) the term "clean lb," In the rate columns means pound of clean yield; (c) the term ''clean vield". In the foreaotna headnote, means the absolute clean content (I.e., all that portion of the merchandise which consists exclusively of wool or hair free of all vegetable and other foreign materlal,containing by weight 12 percent of moisture and 1.5 percent of material removable from the wool or hair by extraction with alcohol, and having an ash content of not over 0.5 percent by weight), less an allowance, equal by weight to 0.5 percent of the absolute clean content plus 60 percent of the vegetable matter present. but not exceeding 15 percent by weight of the absolute clean content, for wool or hair that would ordinarily be lost during commercial cleaning operations;

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

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122

Rates of IXity

(d) wool or hair "on the skin" Includes all skins or skin pieces from which wool or hair is commercially recoverable by any process (except wool or hair on the skin provided for in part 56 of schedule I; except wool or hair on the skin which has been cleaned otherwise than by shaking, wiI lowing, bun—picking, or washing with water only; and except tanned-skin scrap); (e) wool or hair "in the grease" is wool or hair in Its natural condition as separated from the animal or skin, whether or not cleaned by shaking, wlllcwlng, or burr-plcking, but not otherwise cleaned; If) "washed" wool or hair Is wool or hair, not on the skin, that has been washed, with water only, while on the animal's back or on the skin, whether or not cleaned by shaking, wlI lowing, or burr-picking, but not otherwise cleaned; Ig) "scoured" wool or hair is wool or hair, whether or not on the skin, (except wool or hair In the grease or washed) that has been cleaned by any process other than shaking, wlllowing, burr-picking, washing with water only, or carbonizing; (h) "carbon i zed" wool or hair is wool or hair whether or not on the skin that has been cleaned by carbonizing In lieu of, or in addition to, any other cleaning process, whether or not neutralized or neutralized and dusted; and (1) "sorted" wool or hair is wool or hair separated from each individual fleece according to length, soundness, elasticity, fineness, color, or other properties, but does not include a skirted fleece unless the back has been removed, and does not include skirtings. 2. The standards for determining grades of wool shall be those which are established from time to time by the Secretary of Agriculture pursuant to law and which are In effect on the date of 1mporta-» H o n of the wool. 3.

For the purposes of item 307,40 — (a) the classification provisions for W D O I not finer than 4.0s shall apply to any package of wool containing not over 10 percent by weight of wool finer than 40s but not containing wool finer than 44s; (b) the classification provisions for wool finer than 40s but not finer than 44s shall apply to any package of wool containing not over 10 percent by weight of wool finer than 44s but not containing wool finer than 46s; and (c) the citation for imports classifiable under this Item shall be such item number followed by the Item number for the part of the contents of the package which determines the rate of duty. 4.

For the purposes of Item 306.(X) — la) a tolerance of not more than 10 percent of wools not finer than 43s may be allowed in each bale or package of wools imported as not finer than 46s. lb) wool or hair shall not be released from customs custody unless the dealer, manufacturer, or processor fi les a bond to Insure that any wool or hair entered thereunder shall be used only in the manufacture of the articles enumerated In the said Item;

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 dominion with divinity itself, and power and honour from the Father. All this is evident from those more abstruse passages in reference to his divinity, "In the beginning was the word, and the word was with God, and the word was God." "All things were made by him, and without him nothing was made." This, too, we are taught by the great Moses, that most ancient of all the prophets, when under the influence of the divine Spirit, he describes the creation and arrangement of all things, he also informs us that the Creator and maker of the universe yielded to Christ, and to none but to his divine and first begotten word, the formation of all subordinate things, and communed with him respecting the creation of man. "For," says he, "God said let us make man according to our image and according to our likeness." This expression is confirmed by another of the prophets, who, discoursing of God in his hymns, declares, "He spake, and they were made; he commanded, and they were created." Where he introduces the Father and maker as the Ruler of all, commanding with his sovereign nod, but the divine word as next to him, the very same that is proclaimed to us, as ministering to his Father's commands. Him too, all that are said to have excelled in righteousness and piety, since the creation of man; Moses, that eminent servant of God, and Abraham before him, the children of the latter, and as many righteous prophets as subsequently appeared, contemplated with the pure eyes of the mind, and both recognized and gave him the worship that was his due as the Son of God. The Son himself, however, by no means indifferent to the worship of the Father, is appointed to teach the knowledge of the Father to all. The Lord God, therefore, appeared as a common man to Abraham, whilst sitting at the oak of Mamre. And he, immediately falling down, although he plainly saw a man with his eyes, nevertheless worshipped him as God, and entreated him as Lord. He confesses, too, that he is not ignorant who he is in the words, "Lord, the judge of all the earth, wilt not thou judge righteously?" For as it were wholly unreasonable to suppose the uncreated and unchangeable substance of the Almighty God to be changed into the form of a man, or to deceive the eyes of beholders with the phantom of any created substance, so also it is unreasonable to


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123 Rates of Duty

(cl a dealer, manufacturer, or processor may be relieved of liability under his bond with respect to any wool or hair entered under item 306.00 which Is transferred In its Imported or any other form to another dealer, manufacturer, or processor who has filed a bond to insure that the merchandise so transferred shall be used only In the manufacture of the articles enumerated In item 306.00; and (d) the Secretary of the Treasury Is authorized to prescribe such regulations and the amounts, conditions, and forms of such bonds as may be necessary to carry Into effect the provisions of Item 306.00. 5. For the purposes of Items 306.01, 306.02, 306.03, and 306.04, when wool or hair entered as provided for in item 306.00 is used, or transferred for use, otherwise than in the manufacture of the articles enumerated therein — (a) the duties shalI be paid by the dealer, manufacturer, or processor whose bond is charged with the wool or hair at the. time of such use or transfer for such use, but such duties shall not be levied or collected on any merchandise which Is destroyed or exported; (b) if prior to such use or transfer for such use there shall have been combined or mixed with such wool or hair any other merchandise, the whole of the combination or mixture shall be regarded as being composed of wool or hair entered under Item 306.00, unless the dealer, manufacturer, or processor liable for the payment of the duties shall establish the quantity of bonded wool or hair in such combination or mixture; (c> every dealer, manufacturer, or processor who has given a bond pursuant to the provisions of item 306.00 shall report any transfer or use of merchandise contrary,to the.terms of his bond, within 50 days after such transfer or use, to the collector of customs in whose district the bond is filed, and for failure to so report such dealer, manufacturer, or processor shall be liable to a penalty (in addition to the duties provided for) equal to the value of the merchandise so transferred or used at the time and place of such transfer or use; and (d) the clean yield of any wool or hair provided for in item 306.04 shall be deemed to be 100 percent, unless fie actual clean yield, as defined in headnote M e l, supra, has been determined by suitable tests, and such use, or transfer for use, occurs not later than 3 years after the date of entry of such wool or hair. 6. The Secretary of the Treasury is hereby authorized and directed to prescribe methods and '•egulations for carrying out the provisions of this schedule relating to the duties on wool or hair. The Secretary of the Treasury is further authorized and directed to procure from the Secretary of Agriculture, and deposit in such customhouses and other places in the United States or elsewhere as he may designate, sets of the Official Standards of the United States for grades of wool. He is further authorized to display, in the customhouses of the United States, or elsewhere, numbered, but not otherwise identified, samples of imported wool or hair, to which are attached data as to clean yield and other pertinent facts, for the information of the trade and of customs officers.

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SCHEDULE 3. - TEXTILE FIBERS AND TEXTILE PRODUCTS Part L - Textile Fibers and Wastes; Yarns and Threads

124

Rates of Duty Item

Articles

2

1 306.0c

Wools provided for in item 306.10, 306.11, 306.12, or 306.13, all other wools of whatever blood or origin not finer than 46s (except carbonized wools), and hair of the camel provided for in item 306.40, 306.4l, 306.42, or 306.43, entered by a dealer, manufacturer, or processor for use only in the manufacture of camel hair belting, felt or knit boots, floor coverings, heavy fulled lumbermen's socks, press cloth, or Free, under bond in accordance with headnote 4 of this subpart

87.5^ of the regular duties applicable to wool or hair in like condition

87.5% of the regular duties applicable to noils

Free

306.02

87.5$^ of the regular duties applicable to wool or hair in like condition

87.5% of the regular duties applicable to noils

306.01

Free, under bond in accordance with headnote 4 of this subpart

Free

The regular duties applicable to wool or hair in the condition in which so used or transferred

The regular duties applicable to wool or hair in the condition in which so used or transferred

ll(f

per clean lb.

220 per clean lb.

130 14? 160 230

per per per per

240 250 270 340

Any of the wool or hair entered as provided for in item 306.00, if used, or transferred for use, in ite imported or any other form in any manner otherwise than in the manufacture of the articles enumerated in the said item: White soft wastes and white threads resulting during the usual course of manufacture of such

Noils resulting during the usual course of

Other merchandise resulting during the usual course of manufacture of such enumerated articles which cannot be used (with or without further preparation) in the usual course of manufacture of such

306.03

Wool or hair other than a waste or by-product described in any of the three foregoing items....

306.04

Wool: Aleppo, Arabian, Bagdad, Black Spanish, Chinese, Cordova, Cyprus, Donskoi, East Indian, Ecuadorean, Egyptian, Georgian, Haslock, Iceland, Kerry, Manohurian, Mongolian, Oporto, Persian, Pyrenean, Sardinian, Scotch Blackface, Sistan, Smyrna, Sudan, Syrian, Thibetan, Turkestan, Valparaiso, and Welsh Mountain wool; similar wool not improved by the admixture of merino or English blood; and other wool of whatever blood or origin not finer than 40s; all the foregoing; 306.10 In the grease or washed: 306.11 306.12 306.13 306.14

clean lb. clean lb. clean lb. lb.

per per per per

clean lb. clean lb. clean lb. lb.

Other wool: Finer than 40s but not finer than 44s: 150 per clean lb.

270 per clean lb.

17? 180 200 270

306.20

290 300 320 390

In the grease or washed: 306.21 306.22 306.23 306.24

per per per per

clean lb. clean lb. clean lb. lb.

per per per per

clean lb. clean lb. clean lb. lb.

Finer than 44s: 240 per clean lb.

306.30

320 per clean lb.

25.50 per clean lb. 26.250 per clean lb. 27.750 per clean lb. 330 per lb.

340 350 370 440

In the grease or washed: 306.31 306.32 306.33 306.34

per per per per

clean lb. clean lb. clean lb. lb.

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125 Rates of Duty

306. ^tO 306.41 306. ifS 306.43 306.44 306.50 306.51 306.52 306.53 306.54 306.60 306,61 306.62 306.63 306.64 306.70 306.71 306.72 306.73 306.74 306.80 306.81 306.82 306.83 306.84

307.02 307.04 307.06 307.08 307.10 307.12 307.16 307.18

Hair of animals: Hair of the camel: On the skin In the grease or washed: Not sorted Sorted Scoured Carbonized Hair of the alpaca, and like hair of other animals including the hair of the llama, and vicuna: On the skin In the grease or washed: Not sorted Sorted Scoured Carbonized Hair of the cashmere goat and like hair of other animals: On the skin In the grease or washed: Not sorted Sorted Scoured Carbonized Hair of the angora goat and like hair of other animals (except the angora rabbit): On the skin In the grease or washed: Not sorted Sorted Scoured Carbonized Hair of the angora rabbit: On the skin In the grease or washed: Not sorted Sorted Scoured Carbonized Waste of wool or hair and advanced waste of wool or hair: Burr and card waste, whether or not advanced: Not advanced Advanced Noils, whether or not advanced: Not advanced Advanced Top, slubbing, roving, and ring waste, whether or not advanced Fibers, pickered, garnetted, or pickered and garnetted, whether or not otherwise advanced Yarn waste, whether or not advanced, but not including such wastes pickered, garnetted, or pickered and garnetted Other

220 per clean lb.

220 per clean lb.

240 250 270 340

240 250 270 340

per per per per

clean lb. clean lb. clean lb. lb.

per clean lb. per clean lb. per clean lb. per lb.

50 per clean lb.

320 per clean lb.

60 per clean lb. 6.50 per clean lb. 80 per clean lb. 11.50 per lb.

340 350 37* 440

160 per clean lb.

160 per clean lb.

180 190 210 280

180 190 210 280

per per per per

clean lb. clean lb. clean lb. lb.

per clean lb. per clean lb. per clean lb. per lb.

per clean lb. per clean lb. per clean lb. per lb.

200 per clean lb.

320 per clean lb.

220 230 250 320

340 350 37* 440

per per per per

clean lb. clean lb. clean lb. lb.

per clean lb. per clean lb. per clean lb. per lb.

320 per clean lb.

320 per clean lb.

340 35* 37* 44-0

340 35* 37* 440

per per per per

clean lb. clean lb. clean lb. lb.

per clean lb. per clean lb. per clean lb. per lb.

90 per lb. 14.50 per lb.

16* per lb. 23* per lb.

120 per lb. 160 per lb.

23* per lb. 30* per lb.

280 per lb.

370 per lb.

130 per lb.

26* per lb.

100 per lb. 90 per lb.

250 per lb. 240 per lb.

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126

Rates of Duty

307.30

307.40

307.50 307.52

307.60

307.62 307.6%

Flock, fibers recovered from tanned-skin scrap, and fibers cut to length, all the foregoing, of wool or hair, not spinnable Any package containing wool or hair, including waste and advanced waste of wool or hair, subject to different rates of duty •.

Fibers of wool or hair processed in any manner beyond the washed, scoured, or carbonized condition (including tops), but not spun: Tops Other.

Yarns of wool or hair: Yarns of wool, colored, and cut into uniform lengths of not over 3 inches, in immediate packages or containers not over 6 ounces in weight including the weight of the Immediate package or container Other: Of angora rabbit hair Other

3.5* per lb.

per lb.

Except as provided in headnote 3 of this subpart, the highest column 1 rate applicable to any part of the contents of the package comprising not less than 5 percent thereof by weight

Except as provided in headnote 3 of this subpart, the highest column 2 rate applicable to any part of the contents of the package comprising not less than 5 percent thereof by weight

27.75* 6.25% 27.75s 6.25^

37? per 20?^ ad 370 per 2 0 % ad

per lb. ad val. per lb. ad val.

Free 400 per 105^ ad 30« per 1 5 ^ ad

lb. ^ val. lb. H val.

Free lb. val. lb. val.

400 per 5 0 ^ ad 400 per 5 0 % ad

lb. val. lb. val.

Subpart D, - Silk 308.02

Silk cocoons suitable for reeling

308.04

Raw silk, and such silk processed but not made into yarns: Kaw silk, in skeins, as reeled from the cocoon, or as re-reeled, but not processed Other

308.06

Free lk% ad val.

Free 3 5 % ad val.

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127 Rates of Duty

308.10 308.12 308.16 308.18 308.20

308.30 308.35

308.'t-O 308.'+5 308.47 308.50 308.51 308.55

308.60 308.65

308.66

Waste and advanced waste, of silk, and fibers of silk processed but not spun: Waste, not advanced: Noils containing over 50 percent by weight of fibers over 2 inches in length Other waste. Roving: Not bleached and not colorrd. Bleached or colored. Other. Yarns, of silk: Wholly of continuous silk fibers: Not more advanced than organzine, singles, or tram. Other. Wholly of noncontinuous silk fibers: _!/ Singles: Not bleached and not colored. Bleached or colored: Not colored, measuring over yards per pound. Other. Plied: Not colored, measuring over 29,'tOO yards per pound Other. Wholly of silk, but in part continuous and in part noncontinuous fibers In chief value, but not wholly, of silk: Wholly of man-made fibers and noncontinuous silk fibers: Singles: Not bleached and not colored. Bleached or colored: Not colored, measuring over 58,800 yards per pound....

Plied: 70 .71 .75 308.80

Other. Not colored, measuring over 29,'l-00 yards per pound.... Other. Other.

lk% ad val. Free

3 5 % ad val. Free

175^ ad val. 20S^ ad val. lk% ad val.

't0% ad val. 5 0 % ad val. 3 5 % ad val.

1 0 % ad val. 20% ad val.

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

1 7 % ad val.

4 0 % ad val.

25.5% ad val. 2 0 % ad val.

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

25.5% ad val. 2 0 % ad val.

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

2 0 % ad val.

4 0 % ad val.

1 7 % ad val.

4 0 % ad val.

25.5% ad val. 2 0 % ad val.

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

25.5% ad val. 2 0 % ad val. 27.5% ad val.

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

Chenille yarns of silk.

6 5 % ad val. 27.5% ad val.

308.90

Yarns put up for handwork, and sewing threads, of silk

1/ By legislation, certain yarns wholly of noncontinuous silk fibers are free of duty through November 7, 1965. See Appendix to Tariff Schedules.

2 0 % ad val.

4 0 % ad val.

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