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TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

ALPHABETICAL INDEX

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References to References to Tariff Schedules Tariff Schedules A ABACA 30U.02-0U ACID(S) —Continued ABRASIVES AND ABRASIVE ARTICEES Sch 5 Ft IG fatty, of animal or vegetable origin—Con. abrasive wheels mounted on frameworks, salts of— hand or pedal operated 6i<9.39 quaternary ammonium 1+65.15-20 nspf 519.81-86 sodium and potassium 1+65.25-30 ACCESSORIES (see PARTS, specific article of other 1+90.30-50 which accessory, or name of accessory) gluconic, and its compounds 1+37-51-52 ACCORDIONS 725.1U-16 glycerophosphoric, and its compounds 1+37.51+ ACCOUNTING MACHINES incorporating calculating inorganic 1+16.05-1+0 mechanism 676.1S-25 organic, including halogenated, hydroxy, ACENAPHTHENE li01.02 sulfonated and other substituted and ACETALDEHIDE U27.U0 unsubstituted acids 1+25-70-98 ACETALS ii29.00 monohydric alcohol esters of 1+28+50-72 ACETANILIDE— polyhydric alcohol esters of 1+28.30-1+6 suitable for medicinal use U07.02 salts of I+26.IO-I+27.28 other k03.60 salicylic— ACETATE(S) — suitable for medicinal use 1+07.12 amyl lt28.SO other 1+03-60 benzyl 1+08.05 tannic, containing of tannic acid— butyl 1+28.52 under 50 percent 1+25.98 calcium 1+26.10 50 percent or more 1+37-68-69 1+1+5.20 ACONITE 1+35-05-10 copper 1+26.28 ACRIDINE 1+01.01+ ethyl 1+28.58 ACRTLATES AND METHACRTLATES 1+28.62-66 lead 1+26.36 ACRYIIC 1+1+5.05 nickel 1+26.58 ACRTLONITRILE— 1+25.00 sodium 1+26.86 resins l+i+5.10 vinyl 1+28.68 ACTIVATED CLAY 521.87 Other (classifiable according to cation ACYL HALIDES 1+27-30 constituent under "Salts of organic ADDING MACHINES 676.23 acids" 1+26.10-1+27.28 ADDRESSING MACHINES 676.10-12 and under "Esters of acids and ADHESIVES (see CEMENTS) monohydrio alcohols") • 1+28.50-72 ADZES 61+8.67 ACETIC ACID J+25.70 AERATING machinery for beverages 662.10-20 ACETIC ANHIDRIDE 1+26.00 AEROSOL THERAPT APPARATUS 709-1+5 ACETONE 1+27.60 AGAR AGAR i+55.02 ACETPHENETIDINE (Phenacetin) 1+07.20 AGGLOMERATING MACHINEEI— ACETYLENE GAS GENERATORS, with or without for solid mineral fuels, ceramic paste, purifiers '• 660.20-22 unhardened cements, plastering materials, ACETn,SALICTLIC ACID (Aspirin) 1+07-25 or other mineral products in powder or ACID ANHYDRIDE(S) — paste form 678.20 phthalic 1+03.08 AGRICULTURAL— other 1+26.00-01+ hand tools Sch 6 Pt 3E ACID(S) — implements 666.00 aminoacetic 1+25.01+ tractors 692.30 barbituric, and its compounds 1+37.36-1+0 AIR— benzoic— compressors 661.10-15 suitable for medicinal use 1+07.06 conditioning machines 661.20 other 1+03.50 pistols, rifles, and arms 730.85-86 carbolic 1+03 -1+0 pumps 66I.IO-I5 color, benzenoid I+O6.60 AIRCRAFT AND SPACECRAFT Sch 6 Ft 6C cresylic 1+01.2l+j 1+03-1+2 airplanes, model 737-05-15 dibasic— under bond, for races and contests 861+.35 amides, amines, esters, and ethers of, ALABASTER, articles of 513.91+ sulfonated or sulfated 1+65-90 ALARMS, electrical 685.70 diethylbarbituric, and its compounds 1*37-38 ALBUMEN— fatty, of animal or vegetable origin 1(90.10-26 blood, dried I9O.IO sulfonated or sulfated and salts egg 119-65-70 thereof 1+65 -35-1+0 nspf 190.15 amides and amines of 1+65.15-20 ALBUMS 256.60 sulfonated or sulfated 1+65.55-60 ALCOHOL MANTLES 755.30 esters of 1+90.90-91+ ALCOHOL(S) — polyhydric alcohol 1+65.05-10 ethyl— sulfonated or sulfated 1+65.55-60 for beverage purposes I68.30-31 ethers of— not for beverage purposes 1+27-88 polyhydric alcohol 1+65.05-10 fatty, of animal or vegetable origin 1+90.65-75 sulfonated or sulfated 1+65.55-60 sulfonated or sulfated and salts ether-esters of, polyhydric alcohol 1+65.05-10 thereof 1+65.1+5-50 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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ALCOHOL(S) —Continued ANATOMY— monohydric, unsubstituted l4.27.70-U28.12 anatomical parts, human, prepared for ethers of I428.9O-96 diagnostic or therapeutic purposes I437.76 phenethyl IjOS.iiO preparations of 190.80 polyhydric (including glycols, polyglycols, ANCHOR(S) 652.03 diols and polyols) lj28.30-146 chain 652.21 of polysaccharides and rare ANCHOVIES (see FISH) saccharides ij.93.68 ANEMOMETERS— esters, ethers and ester-ethers and electrical 712.25-27 substituted derivatives of— non-electrical— fatty acids UeS.Og-lO meteorological 710.26-27 organic acids l428.30-li6 non-meteorologic 711.82-83 ALDEHYDE AMMONIA J425.O2 ANETHOL I46O.15 ALDEHYDES 1427.140-58 ANGLES (see SECTIONS) ALDOL OR ACETALDOL 1427.242 ANILINE RESINS . I4O5.25 ALE 167.05 ANIMAL— ginger 166.20 feeds Sch 1, Pt 15C ALGINATE, sodium I426.88 glue r I455.140-142 ALIZARIN, natural I4O6.6O oils, fats, and greases (see OILS, FATS, ALKALOIDS and their compounds I437.OO-2I4 AND GREASES) ALKANOLAMINES 1425.00-52 substances— ALfCYB RESINS— crude, nspf 191.15 nonbenzenoid I4I45.50 crude or advanced, having therapeutic phthalic I4O5.25 or medicinal properties Sch I4, Pt 3 ALL-OVERS, textile Sch 3, Pt I4B Hdnte 1 fatty Sch I4 Pts 8A, 13A ALLOYS (see also METALS) — I49I4.02-08 ferroceriurn and other pyrophoric 755-35 ANIMALS— ALLIL— domesticated, straying or pastured across alcohol 1*27.70 border 100.03-014 resins I4i45.l5 entered under bond for breeding, ALMOND(S) (see also NUTS) 1145.12; lUS.UO-Ul exhibition, or competition for prizes 86I4.6O oil- — bitter I452.02 for stocking purposes 100.05 sweet 176.58 killed abroad by U.S. residents 813.20 paste 1145.14! live Sch 1 Pt 1 ALOES I435.05-10 or parts thereof, mounted or stuffed 190.68 ALTARS— pure bred, for breeding purposes 100.01 miniature, of rubber or plastics . 772.97 wild, for scientific public collection 852.20 for religious institutions 850.70 ANISE— ALUMINA I4I7.I2 oil I452.OI4 ALUMINUM (see also METALS) — 161.01 compounds— ANNATO, dyeing and tanning preparations I47O.05 salts of organic acids I426.O8 ANODE COPPER 612.03 other I4I7.10-18 ANODES— foil or leaf 6I4I4.06-12; 6I4I4.6I4-76 metal, unwrought Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(a) ore (bauxite) 60I.O6 nickel, electroplating 620.50 AMBER AND AMBEROID I88.3O zinc, for cathodic protection or for AMBERGRIS I460.10 electroplating 653.25 AMERICAN FISHERIES, products of Sch 1, Pt 15A ANTHRACENE— AMIDES AND AMINES— having a purity by weight of— dibasic-acid, sulfonated or sulfated 1465.90 less than 30^ I4OI.O6 fatty, of animal or vegetable origin 1465.15-20 30^ or more I4O3.O2 sulfonated or sulfated 1465.55-60 oil I4OI .08 other I425.00-52 ANTIBIOTICS I437.30-32 AMINES (see AMIDES AND AMINES) ANTIFRICTION BALLS AND ROLLERS 680.30 AMINOACETIC ACID 1*25.0I4 ANTIMACASSARS— AMINO RESINS 1(145.35 of rubber or plastics 772.35 AMINOTRIAZOLE I425.O6 of textile materials Sch 3 Pt 5C AMMONIA— ANTIMONY (see also METALS) — aldehyde 1425.02 compounds— alum I4I7.IO potassium tartrate I426.72 aqua and liquid anhydrous I4I7.20-22 salts of organic acids I427.28 compounds I4I7. 2O-I4I4 other l4l7.50-5il AMMUMITION 730.90-93 metal 632.02; 632.60-62 AMPERE-HOUR METERS 713.05-15 needle or liquated 603.IO AMPLIFIERS, audio-frequency electric 68I4.7O ore 601.03 AMPOULES, glass 5147.51 ANTIPASTO 182.05 . AMYL— ANTIPYRINE I4O7.30 acetate 1428.50 ANTIQUES 766.20-25 alcohol I427.72 determined not to be authentic 766.30 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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ANTITOXINS li37.76 ANVILS 6U9.33-35 ARTICLES—Continued APATITE li80.15 construction, ceramic 532.11-61 APPARATUS (see MACHINES) of copal, nspf 771+.20 APPAREL (see 'WEARING APPAREL) of copper 657.30-35 APPLES (see also ERUITS) ll;6.10-ll| of 220.35-50 APPLIANCES (see ELECTRIC(AL)) for exhibition 851.5O5 852.10-20 APRICOT AND PEACH KERNELS 175.03 permanently, under bond 862.10-20 APRICOT PASTE I52.1i2 temporarily, under bond 861+.60-75 APRICOTS (see also FRUITS) 116.20-2U exported and returned— AQUAVIT , 168.05 advanced or improved abroad 805.00-807.00 ARCHERI EQUIPMENT 73U.U5 not advanced or improved abroad 8OO.00-801+.00 ARCHIL, dyeing and tanning preparations Ii70.05 substantial containers or holders 8O8.OO ARC LAMPS 687.20 of feathers, nspf 7I+8.I+O ARCTICS (footwear) Soh 7 Pt lA of felts, bonded fabrics, and other ARMORED MILITARI VEHICLES, self propelled 692.U5 nonwoven fabrics 355-05-25 ARMS AND AMMUNITION Sch 7 Pt 5A of flowers, foliage, fruits, vegetables, AROMATIC OR ODORIFEROUS SUBSTANCES, not grasses, or grains, artificial or marketable as , perfumery, or natural 71+8.20-35 preparations— of on the skin, nspf 791-05-19 benzenoid compounds, not mixed and not furnishings, textile 360.05-367.65 containing alcohol U08.05-80 of gelatine, nspf 792.10 other U60.10-90 of gemstones— ARRACK 168.10 Imitation 71+1.50 ARSENATE(S) — jewelry and related articles 7l+0.05-60 calcium 1*18.10 natural or synthetic 520.51-75 lead hl9.00 of glass— sodium li20.70 of flat glass 51+1+.11-61+ zinc ll22.70 of glass fibers (nontextile) 51+0.71 other (classifiable according to cation of glass fibers (textile) Sch 3 Pt IE Hdnte 2(c) constituent) l4i7.l8-U23.OO of glass prisms (nonoptical) 51+5.57 ARSENIC (see also METALS) — nspf 51+8.01-05 acid 1+16.05 of glue, nspf 792.10 compounds (see also ARSENATES) • U17.60-6U for government agencies— metal 632 .OU U.S. Government 83O.OO-836.OO ARSENIOUS ACID U17.62 foreign governments, or public ART AND ORNAMENTAL ARTICLES (see also WORKS international organizations 81+0.00-81+2.50 OF ART) — of graphite 517.11-91 ceramic '531;.11-97 of gut, nspf 792.20-22 glass 5U5.53-51i6.57 of hair felt, nspf 790.23 ARTICLES— heat-insulating 531.11-39 abrasive 519.01-97 of hoof, nspf 792.1+0 of acrylic , nspf 77u.60 of horn, nspf 792.1+0 admitted free of duty under bond U93.80 household, nspf— 862.10-20; 86U.05-75 ceramic 531+. 21-97 of aluminum, nspf 657.1(0 glass 51+6.11-57 art and ornamental, nspf— metal 653-60-651+. 20 of ceramic ware 53l+.21-97 rubber or plastics 772.03-15 of feathers or of flowers, foliage, illuminating— fruits, etc., artificial or natural- 71*8.20-1+0 of base metal 653.3O-I+O of glass 5U6.11-57 of glass 51+5-53-67 of asbestos, and of asbestos and hydraulic imported by or for the account of persons cement 518.11-51 arriving in the United States 8IO.IO-8II+.OO of base metal, nspf 656.20-658.00 820.10-822.,1+0 of batting (textile), nspf 355.05-25 Imported temporarily under bond— of beads, bugles, or spangles, nspf 71(1.50 for examination with view to for blind persons 826.10-20 reproduction 861+.25 of bonded fabrics, nspf 355.05-25 by illustrators and photographers for of bone, nspf 792.1+0 use as models 861+.15 of carbon 517.61-91 to be repaired, altered, or processed of carbonate of magnesia, nspf ' 523.51 in the United States 861+.05 of casein, nspf 771+.35 of special design for producing ceramic, nspf 536.11-15 articles for export 861+.55 of compression-modified or densified - 203.10-30 for testing, experimental, or review of concrete, with or without purposes 86I+.3O reinforcement 511-31-71 inflatable, nspf— of rubber or plastics 772.75

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References to References to Tariff Schedules Tariff Schedules ARTICLES—Continued ARTICLES—Continued for institutions, religious, educational, of textile materials, nspf 386.05-389.70 etc 850.10-851.70; 853.10; 336.20-25; 851i.lO of tin, nspf 657.60 of iron or steel, nspf 657.09-20 of vegetable materials, fibrous, unspun 222.05-61; of ivory, nspf 792.60 of vulcanized fiber, nspf 771;.UO of lead, nspf 657.70-75 of wadding, nspf— of leather, nspf 791.80-90 cellulose 256.80 of magnesium 657.90 textile 355.05-25 of metal, nspf 656.05-658.00 of , nspf 792.30-32 of metal, for bestowal as honorary- of webs, nspf 355.05-25 distinctions 827.00 of whalebone, nspf 792.UO of mica 516.11-9U of wood, nspf 207.00 of milk or cream, nspf 118.30 of zinc, nspf 657.80 of mineral substances, nspf 523.81-91* ARTIFICIAL— of nickel, nspf r- 657.50 eyes, limbs, teeth, etc 709.51;-57 of nonwoven fabrics, nspf 355.05-25 flowers, foliage, fruits, trees, for official use of representatives of vegetables, grasses, or grains, and foreign governments and members of their ornamental articles made therefrom 7l;8.20-21 armed forces, and of personnel of public graphite 517-11 international organizations 8Ul.10-20 horsehair 30? .05-06 the property of foreign governments or limbs and limb braces for personal use public international organizations for of a specified person 825.00 non-commercial exhibitions and uses 8U2.10 musk U08.30 not provided for elsewhere 798.00-799.00 respiration apparatus 709.1;5 of papepr or , nspf 256.80-90 straw 309.05-06; 309.20-25 of papier-mach^, nspf 256.75 teeth 709.51;-55 of plaster of Paris, with or without ARTISTS' BRUSHES 750-50-60 reinforcement 512 .Ul-Ul; ARTISTS' CANVAS 355-50-60 of plastics— ASATETIDA 1;35.05-10 expanded, sponge, or foam, nspf 770.30-80 ASBESTOS, and articles of 518.11-51 reinforced or laminated, nspf 770.05-10 ASH— nspf 771+.20-60 bone 1;80.1;0 of precious metal, including rolled dischargers, mechanical 661.25 precious metal, nspf 656.05-153653.60-65 metal-bearing Sch 6 Ft 1 Hdnte 2(b) for preparing, serving, or storing food ASHTRAYS (see SMOKERS' ARTICLES) or beverages, or food or beverage ASPARAGINE l;25.0l; ingredients— ASPHALT, limestone-rock 521.11 ceramic 533.11-77 ASPHALTUM 521.11 glass 5U6.11-57 ASPIRIN (Aoetylsalicylic acid) T— 1;07.25 rubber or plastics 772.03-15 ASSEMBLIES for watch and clock movements 720.70-86 for presentation to the President or ASSEMBLING MACHINES for assembling electric Vice President of the United States 828.00 filament and discharge lamps and printed matter 270.05-27U.90 electronic tubes 678.30-32 of , nspf 256.70 ASSES (see also ANIMALS) 100.35 of pumice, nspf 523.61 ASSISTANTS, textile— of quill, nspf 792 .UO benzenoid 1;05.30 records, diagrams, and other data not specially provided for 1;93.50 from outside the United States 870.10 ASTRONOMICAL INSTRUMENTS 708.51-59 refractory 531.01-39 ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 731;.30-735-20 religious— ATLASES 273.35-l;0 of rubber or plastics 772.95-97 ATTAR OF ROSES (Rose oil) 1;52.60 of purely devotional character, to be AUTOMATIC OVEN-DRAUCKT REGULATORS 711-81;. worn or carried on the person 7iiO.50-60 AUTOMATIC PILOTS 710-30 of rubber— AUTOMATIC VOLTACE REGULATORS 686.20 expanded, sponge, or foam, nspf 770.30-80 AUTOMOBILES 692.05-10 nspf 77U.25; 77li.60 imported under bond— of shell, nspf 792.50 cutaway portions for show purposes 861;.75 of , nspf 771;.20 by nonresidents for races or other small, ordinarily carried in the pocket, contests 861;.35 in the handbag, or on the person for rented abroad 813.25 mere personal convenience 7U0.05-10 AVOCADOS (see also FRUITS) • li;6.30-31 smokers' — AXES 61;8.67 ceramic 531;.21-97 AXLES and axle bars, of iron or steel, for glass 5U6.11-57 rail locomotives, vehicles, and rolling cigar and cigarette lighters and stock 690.25 holders; pipes 756.02-60 AZIDES 1;85.20 of sponge, natural, nspf 792.70 of stone 513.11-515.61; of talc, steatite, and soapstone 523-31-37 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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BARRETTES 750.20-22 , crude or refined : 176. jewelry 7i*0.05-10 BACKGAMMON GAMES 731*. BARYTA COATED , to be sensitized for BADMINTON EQUIIWENT 73U. photographic use 251*.05 BAGATELLE EQUIPMENT 73U.05- BARRELHEADS, wooden 201*.15-20 BAGGAGE (See EFTECTS) BARRELS (see also CONTAINERS) — BAGGAGE GARS 690.15 for rifles 730.65 BAGGING— for shotguns 730.73-71* for covering cotton bales 356. BARS— rags 390, aluminum Sch 6 Pt 2D Hdnte 3(a) BAGS— 618.25-29 ice, , or enema, and fittings copper Sch 6 Pt 20 Hdnte 3(a) therefor, of rubber or plastics 772. 612,30-52 of leather, nspf 791. hollow 610.1*8-51 of textile materials 385. Ii5- iron or steel— of unspun fibrous vegetable materials' 222.UO- joint, steel Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(L) BALANCES of a sensitivity of 5 centigrams 610.25-26 or better (see VEIGHING MACHINES) 711. Oli- sheet Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(c) BALANCING MACHINES 710. 608.15-18 BALE COVERING 356. 50 steel Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(d) BALER TWINE Sch 3 Pt 2 Hdnte 1(e) 315.20 608.1*0-52 BALE TIES, of iron or steel wire or strip- 6U2.90-93 wrought iron Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(d) BALL CLAYS 521.71-71* 608.30-32 BALLCOCK MECHANISM 680.25 lead Sch 6 Pt 2G Hdnte 3(c) BALLOONS— 621*.30-31* aircraft 69h. nickel Sch 6 Pt 2E Hdnte 3(a) toy 737. 620.08-16 under bond, for races and contests 861i. tin Sch 6 Pt 2F Hdnte 3(c) BALL-POINT PENS AND PENCILS 760. 622.25 BALL(S) — zinc Sch 6 Pt 2H Hdnte 3(b) antifriction 626.35 for ball-point pens and pencils 760 BARWAHE, glass 51*6.51-57 bearings BARYTES 1*72.10-12 for games, sports, and toys Sch 7 Pt BASAL METABOLISM APPARATUS 709.07 51iO .33- BASEBALL EQUIPMENT 731*.55 grinding, forged steel BASE METALS (see also METALS and mSTE AND BALSAMS, natural 188.18' SCRAP)—other base metals, wrought 633.00 BALUSTRADES, of base metal 652 BASIC SLAG 1*80.35 , and articles thereof 222.05' BASIL, spice I61.03-05 BANANAS (see also FRUITS) lli6.U0- BASKETS— BAND SAW BLADES 61i9 fishing 731.10 BAPTISMAL FONTS, for religious institutions 850 of leather, nspf 791.65 BARBASCO , crude or advanced 1*93.02. of unspun fibrous vegetable materials 222.1*0-1^* BARBED WRE 61*2 of wood 201*.05 BARBERS' FURNITURE 727.02- BASKETWORK AND "WICKERWORK Sch 2 Pt 2B BARBITURIC ACID and its compounds 1*37.36- BAS-RELIEFS, of plaster of Paris 512.1*1 BARIUM (see also METALS) — BASS (see also FISH) — compounds— horns 725.20-22 carbonate 1*72.02- BASSOONS 725.21* salts of organic acids 1*27 BATHROBES Sch 3 Pt 6F sulfate 1*72.10- ACCESSORIES, ceramic 535-31 other 1*17.70- BATH SALTS l*6l .05-10 metal 632.06; 632 BATTERIES— BARKS, cinchona or other, from which primary 682.95 may be extracted 1^35 storage 683.10-15 BARLEY 130 BATTING, textile 355-05-25 milled 131.10; 131.12; 131 BATTS— BAROCEAPHS 711 glass fiber 51*0.71 BAROMETERS 711,.li5- mineral wool 522.81 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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BAUXITE 601.06 BENZOATE(S) — calcined 521.17 benzyl l^oB. 10 BAY HUM OR BAY WATER I16I.I5 sodium Ii05.1i5 BAYONETS 730.0$ BENZOFURAM 1|01.12 BEACH ROBES Sch 3 Pt 6F BENZOIC ACID— BEACONS, floating 696.6O suitable for medicinal use li07.06 BEADS (see also BALLS, glass) — other U03.6O articles, nspf 7Ul.50 BENZYL— Christmas ornaments, glass 5I4S.8I acetate • li08.05 not strung and not set 7Ul.20-30 benzoate 1;08.10 BEAMING MACHINES, textile- 670.12 imidazoline hydrochloride 1+07.55 BEAMS, OF IRON OR STEEL 652.93-96 BERETS Sch 7 Pt IB Hdnte 1(a) BEAN CAKE, BEAN STICK, AND MISO 182.15 BERGAMOT OIL 1+52.06 BEANS (see also VECffiTABLES) — (IES) — castor 175.06 fresh, prepared, or preserved 11+6.50-72 cocoa 156.10 Persian 1+70.10-15 coffee 160.10 BERYLLIUM (see also METALS) — soy- 175. U8-li9 compounds— tonka 193.10 salts of organic acids 1+27.28 193.15 other 1+17.90-92 BEARINGS, ball and roller-. 680.35 metal 628.05-10 parts 680.35 ore 601.09 balls and rollers 68O.3O BETA-NAPHTHOL— BEDDING Sch 3 Pt 5B Kdnte 1-363.01-90 suitable for medicinal use 1+07.08 BED PLATES, for pulp or paper machines 668.OU other 1+03.60 BEDSPREADS Sch 3 Pt.5B Hdnte. 3L(a) BEVERAGE (S) — BEDSPRING COVERS AMD PADS, textile Sch 3 Pt 5B Hdnte 1(a) alcoholic 167.05-168.90 BEEF (see MEATS) non-alcoholic 166.10-1+0 BEER 167.05 preparations, alcoholic 168.55 ginger—• I66.20 BIAS BINDING Sch 3 Pt 1+A Hdnte 2 BEER BOARD (see also PAPER AND PAPERBOARD)— 251.35 31+7.33-75 BEESWAX li9l+'.;02-0li .BIBLE AND 252.59-63; 251+.1+0-1+1+ BEET(S) — BIBLES 270.30 other than sugar beets (see VEGETABLES) BIBULOUS PAPER 252,13-17 pulp, dried 181;. 20 BICARBONATE (S) — sugar beets 155.10; 155.15 ammonium 1+17.21+ BELLADONNA U35.35 potassium 1^20.00 BELLS— sodium li20.72 electric 685.70 other (classifiable according to cation non-electric 652.55-60 constituent) 1+17.18-1+23.00 musical instruments or parts 725.3'*-3° BICYCLE(S) 732.02-26 BELT CONVEYORS 661+. 10 bells 652.55 BELTING, for machinery— under bond, for races and contests 861+.35 leather 791.30 BILL CASES, BILLFOLDS, BILL PURSES, BILL ROLLS of textile materials or of such materials Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(c); and rubber or plastics 358.05-10; 773.35 Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(b) BELTS— BILLETS — abrasive 519.51 iron or steel 608.15-18 apparel, of leather 791.60-61 metal, unwrought Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(a) sanitary, of rubber or plastics 772.1*2 BILLIARD— surgical 709.57 chalk 760.65 of textile materials, or of such materials equipment 73lj. 05.rl0 .-and rubber or plastics BINDER TWINE— Sch 3 Pt 2 Hdnte .1(e); garter belts 376.0li-20 315.20 for machinery 358.05-10; 773.35 BINOCULAR(S) ' 708.51-53 BENCHES, comparator and measuring 710.88 cases Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a) (ii) BENTONITE 521.61 BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTS 1+37.76 BENT-WOOD FURNITURE 727.15 BIRD(S) (see also ANIMALS) 100.07-31 BENZ ALDEHYDE— meat 105.10-81+ suitable for medicinal use U07.0li BISCUITS 182.20 other U03.6O BISMUTH (s.ee also METALS) — BENZENE liOl.lO compounds— salts of organic acids 1+27.28 other 1+18.00 metal 632.10; 632.61+-66 mixtures in chief value of 1+23.80 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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BISUIiFATE(S) — BLOCKS— sodium teO ."^k building, hollow, ceramic Sch 5 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(b) other (classifiahle according to cation 532.61 constituent) lH7.l8-if23.00 cork 220.20 BISUtFITE(s) AHD METABISUIiFITE(s) — densified wood 203-10 sodium 421.5l(. glass, pressed or molded, used for other (classifiable according to cation building 540.47 constituent) ln7.l8-te3.OO hat-making 670.33-35 BITARTRATE(S)— metal, unwrought Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(a) potassium l^•26.7i^-77 pillow 680.50 sodium 426.92 rubber or plastics- 771.20-55 other (classifiable according to cation toy, alphabet or building 737-55 constituent under "salts of organic wood, rough shaped for specific articles— 200.50-55 acids" ~ 426.10-427.28 BLOOD— and "esters of _/^cids and_ymonohydric animal, dried 190.20 alcohols") 428.72 human, and fractions 437-76 BITS, rock drilling 649.43; 649.49 BLOOMS, iron or steel 608.15-18 BITTERS containing spirits I68.15-17 BLOWERS 661.10-15 BITUMEN 521.11 BLOW TORCHES 649.31-32 BLACK COPPER 612.03 BLUE— BLACKINGS for polishing and cleaning 493.10 clay, common 52l.7l-7'^ BLACK(S)~ print -- bone, carbon, and lamp (pigments) 473.02-06 not sensitized 252.10 sulfur, benzenoid (colors, dyes, stains)- 4o6.02 sensitized, but not exposed 723.30-32 BLADES— BLUE(S)— for budding, grafting, and pruning knives 649-89 ferricyanide and ferrocyanide 473.28 cutting, for power or hand tools 649-65-67 lead 473.44 for hair clippers 650.83-85 ultramarine 473-84 for mechanical or non-mechanical saws-—- 649.14-25 vat blue 1 (synthetic indigo) 4o6.o4 for pen or pocket knives 649.85 BOARD(S)~ for razors and shavers 650.75-81 beer mat 251-35 for scissors and shears 650.87-91 bristol 252, 20; 254.09 BLANC FIXE 472.14 building • Sch 2 Pt 3 Hdnte l(e) BLAMETS— 245.70-90 glass fiber (non-textile) 540.7I glass fiber 540.71 mineral wool 522.81 gypsum or plaster 245.70 printer's, rubberized 358.24 — 245.00-30 textile 3ch 3 Pt 5B Hdnte l(b) leatherboard 79I. 57; 251.49 BLANK PISTOLS 730.80 paper or pulp-- 251.35-51 BLANKS— pressboard 251-15 button 745.40 stereotype-matrix 251.20 for tool tips, of sintered metal carbides 649-53 strawboard 251-25 metal, for pipes and tubes Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(e) test or container— 251.30 aluminum- 618.45-47 wood particle 245.50 copper 613.02-12 BOATS— iron or steel 610.30-52 life, for institutions established to lead 624.50-54 encourage saving of human life 853.10 nickel 620.40-42 model 737.05; 737-09-15 tin 622.40 yacht or pleasure Gen Hdnte 5(e); 696-05-40 zinc 626.45 under bond, for races and contests 864-35 for spectacle lenses and other optical BOBBINET LACE OR NETTING 351. 50; 352-50 elements 540.63-67 BODIES— wood, rough shaped for specific articles- 200.50-55 hat Sch 7 Pt IB Hdnte 1(a) BLAST-FURNACE TAR— for motor vehicles 692-20-22 crude 401.l8 BODKINS 651-09 of 401.60 BODY-SUPPORTING GARMENTS 376.24-28 BLASTING— BOILERS, steam and other vapor generating 660.10 caps 755.40-45 BOIS DE ROSE OIL 452.40 fuses 755-50 BOLT(S) — BLEACHING— of base metal 646.54-78 machines, for textile materials and clippers 648.93-95 articles 670.43 BOMBS 730.93 powder 4l8.24 BONDED TEXTILE FABRICS 355-05-25 BLIKD(S)— BONE BLACK 473.02 fittings and mountings, of base metal 6I47.00-10 BONE(S) — of unspun fibrous vegetable substances 222.50 articles, nspf 792.40 of wood 206.65-67 »sh, dust, and meal 480.40 BLISTER COPPER 612.03 char . 493.25 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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BONE(S) —Continued. BOXES— China 533 -Ul of base metal 61*0.20-30 crude, steamed, or ground U55.08 candy, ceramic 533.31; 533.71 cuttlefish 190.35 gear 680.1*5-1*8 grafts, human i*37.76 junction, electrical 685-90 skeletons 190.80 of leather, nspf 791.65 BONITO (see KISH) , for metal foundry 680.05 BONKETS Sch 7 Ft IB Hdnte 1(a) of paper, paperboard, or papier-mache 256.1*8-51* BOOKBIMDING MACHINERI 668.10 powder, cosmetic Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(c) BOOKS— Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(b)j blank 256.56-58 71*0.05-10 cigarette 256.10 of wood 201*.25-50 imported by persons arriving in the BOXING GLOVES 735-05 United States 610.10-20; 811.10 BOYS' (see MEN'S AND BOYS'). for institutions 850.10; 851.10 BRACELETS, including watch and identification needle ,- 651.01-03 bracelets Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(a); pictorial or textual Sch 2 Ft 5 71*0.05-37 toy 737.52 BRADS 61*6.25-36 in raised print, for the blind 826.10 BRAIDED— for U.S. Government 830.00 floor coverings 361.05 BOOK-SEWING MACHINES 668.10 lacings 385 • 75 BOOT PLATES, cast malleable iron 652.06 BRAIDING MACHINES 670.25 BOOTS Sch 7 Pt lA Hdnte 1 BRAIDS Sch 3 Hdnte 2(f) BORATE(S) — elastic 3U9.10-30 calcium, crude lil8.12 non-elastic— manganese lil9 .UO not suitable for making or ornamenting sodium (borax) 1;20.76-78 headwear 3i*8.00-05 other (classifiable according to cation suitable for making or ornamenting constituent) lil7.18-1*23.00 headwear 703.80-95 BORAX li20.76 BRAILLE TABLETS 826.20 BORIC ACID U16.10 BRAKES, electro-magnetic 682.90 BORING MACHINERr, for earth, minerals, or BRAN, SHORTS, AND MIDDLINGS, obtained in ores 66U.05 milling grain 181*.10 BORON (see also METALS) — BRANDY 168.20-22 compounds— BRASS Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 2(a) carbide li22.90 BRASSIERES 376.2l*-28 salts of organic acids U29.90 BRASS-WIND INSTRUMENTS Sch 7 Ft 3A Hdnte 2(a); other (see also BORATES) (classifiable 725.20-22 according to cation constituent) Ul7.l8-li23.00 BRAZIL— metal 632.12; 632.68 nuts (see also NUTS) ll*5-ll*; 11*5.1*2 BORT (diamond), crushing 520.27 wood 1*70.10-15 BOTANICAL SPECIMENS, for exhibition in BRAZILIAN PEBBLE, crude 521.21 scientific public collections 852.10 BRAZING— BOTTLES— appliances, gas-operated 67I*.80-90 glass 51i5.11-27 machines and apparatus, electrical 683.90-95 hot water, of rubber or plastics 772.1*2 wire, rods, tubes, plates, electrodes, etc., vacuum 790.59-63 of base metal or metal carbides, coated BOUGIES 709.09 or cored with flux 653.10-15 BOUQUETS— BREAD 182.25 artificial 71*8.20-21 BREATHING APPLIANCES AND DEVICES— dried, bleached, colored, etc 71*8.35 underwater, not requiring attendants 735-iS fresh Sch 7 Pt 7B other, including gas masks and similar of natural flowers or plants 192.20 respirators '• 709.1*5 BOUTONNIEHES— BRECCIA, and articles of 5ll*.51-81 of natural flowers or plants— BREWERS' YEAST 1*37.1*7-1*8 dried, bleached^ colored, etc 71*8.35 BRICKS— fresh 192.20 ceramic— artificial 71*8.20-21 chrome, magnesite, and other refractory BOWLS (see also TABLEWARE) — and heat-insulating bricks 531.21-27 tobacco pipe 756.20-35 construction 532.11-11* BOW(S) — glass, pressed or molded, used for hair 726.20 building • 51*0.1*7 726,15 toy, building 737.55 for violins, etc 726.50 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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BEIDCES, of base metal 6^2.9h-9B BURGUNDY PITCH 1*93.1*5 BRIEF CASES Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a) (ii) BURNERS— BRIERROOT, rough or out into blocks 200.Ii5 central-heating, non-electrical and BRIQUETTES, nietalj unwrought Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3Ca) non-industrial 653.1*5-50 BRISTLES— furnace, for liquid fuel, pulverized solid brush, tapered, of rubber or plastics 773-15-20 fuel, or gas 661.25 natural 186.30 BURROS (see also ANIMALS) 100.35 252.20j 251i.09 BUHRSTONES— BROMIDE(S) — in blocks, rough 519.01 ethylene dibromide lt29.28 manufactured 519.71 potassium U20.02 BURS, dental 709.19 sodium U20.82 BUSES 692.05 other (classifiable according to cation BUTANE 1*75.15 constituent Iil7.l8-U23.00 BUTCHER— and "other halogenated hydrocarbons") l|29.1i8 knives 650.01-21 BROMINE lil5.05 steels 650.61-65 compounds (see also BROMIDES) — BUTTER 116.00-26 cyclic Sch 1; Pt 1 substitutes II6.3O other (classifiable according to cation , BUTTERMILK 115.00; 115 .U5 constituent lil7.18-U23.00 BUTTON LAC I88.IO under "other" organic compounds U29.90 BUTTON(S) 7l*5.0l*-3l* and under "other alkaloids and their blanks, molds, and parts 71*5-1*0 compounds") — U37.22-2li glass, reflecting, not optically worked, BROOCHES Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(a); 7l»0.05-37 used as or with signs or signals 5U5-63 BROOM CORN 192.55 jewelry- Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdntes 2(a), 3 BROOMS 750.30; 750.70 71*0-05-10 BROWN PRINT PAPERS— BUTADIENE 1*29-50 not sensitized 252.10 BUTYL ACETATE 1*28-52 sensitized, but not exposed 723.30-32 BUTYLENE 1*29-50 BROWN, Vandyke (Oassel earth or Cassel brown)— 1*73.86 chlorohydrin 1*28.20 BRUCINE and its compounds 1*37.00 dichloride 1*29.20 BRUSHES 750.30-75 glycol 1*28.30 for electric generators, motors, etc 517.81 oxide 1*28.80 BUCHU LEAVES li35.05-10 BUTYHALDEHYDE 1*27 -1*1* BUCKLES AND BUCKLE SLIDES 71+5.1*5-1*7 BUTYROLACTONE 1*29-10 harness and saddlery or riding bridle 61*6.97-98 jewelry- Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdntes 2(a), 3; 71*0.05-10 BUCKETS, of rubber or plastics 772.25 CABBAGE (see VEffiTABLES) BUCKWHEAT 130.15 CABINET— milled 131.15; 131-57 fittings and mountings, of base metal 6U7-00-10 BUDDING KNIVES 61*9-87-89 locks 61*6.86-89 BUGLES— CABLE (see also CORDAGE) — articles, nspf 71*1.50 suitable for jewelry, etc 7liO.70-8O musical instruments 725.20-22 CABS for motor vehicles 692.20-22 not strung and not set 71*1.20-30 CADMIUM (see also METALS) — BUILDING BOARDS Sch 2 Pt 3 Hdnte 1(e); 21*5.70-90 compounds— BUILDINGS, of base metal 652.90-98 salts of organic acids 1*27.28 BUILDING STONE Sch 5 Pt IC other 1*23.00 BUILT-UP MICA Sch 5 Pt ID Hdnte 1(d) metal 632.ll* 516.91 CAFPEINE and its compounds 1*37-02-06 BULBS— CAKE(S) 182-20 glass, for electric lamps, vacuum tubes, bean 182.15 etc 51*7.31 cocoa 156.1*0; 156.55 live, for planting 125.01-30 metal, unwrought Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(a) rubber or plastics, for syringes 772.1*2 • 181*.50-52 BULLDOZERS ^^- 661.05 CALCINED MAGNESIA 1*19.32 BULLION— CALCINED PETROLEUM AND COAL COKE 517-51 gold and silver 605.20 CALCIUM (see also METALS) — lead 621*.02 compounds— BULLIONS 71*8.05 carbonate 1*72.20-21* BUOYS 696.60 cyanamide 1*80.15 BURGLAR ALARMS, electrical 685.70 nitrate 1*80.20 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

458 References to References to Tariff Schedules Tariff Schedules CALCIUM (see also METALS)—Continued CARAWAY— compounds—Con. oil U52.10 salts of organic acids li26.10-18 spice 161.09 sulfate I472.30 CARBAZOLE, having a purity by weight of— other Ul8.10-32 less than 65^ UOl.lli metal-^ 632.16; 632.68 65^ or more li03.0li CALCULATING MACHINES 676.15-2? CARBIDE (S) — CALCULATORS, disc 7IO.6O-6I boron 1(22.90 CALENDARS, paper 27lt.10-20 calcium 1+18.ll( CALENDAR MATCHES 715.05 chromium 1+22.92 CALENDERING MACHINES— silicon, crude 519-21 glass-working 67li.li2j 678.30 tool tips, and forms for making tool tips, metal-working 67li.20 of sintered metal carbides 61+9.53 other 661.14O-55 tungsten 1+22.1+0 CALIPERS 710.65 vanadium 1+22.58 CALOMEL U19.52 other (classifiable according to cation CALORIMETERS 711.86-88 constituent) 1+17.18-1+23.00 CAMEOS suitable for use in jewelry 71(1.15 CARBOLIC ACID 1+03.1+0 CAMERA(S)-* CARBONATE OF MAGNESIA (Magnesium carbonate), cases Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a) (ii) articles nspf 523.51 photographic 772.02-50 CARBONATE(S) — television 685.10 ammonium 1+17.21+ 1*93.20-22 barium i+72.02-06 oil li52.08 beryllium 1+17 -90 CAMPING EQUIPMENT, under bond, by calcium 1+72.20-21+ nonresidents 861i.50 fertilizers and fertilizer materials 1+80.05; I+8O.8O CANAIGRE, dyeing and tanning preparation lj70.20-25 guanidine 1+25.1+0 CANARY SEED 130.20 lead 1+73.60 CANANGA OIL (Ylang ylang) li52.70 magnesium (magnesia) 1+19.20-22 CANDELILLA WAX it9li.l0 potassium 1+20.01+ CANDLES 755.25 sodium l+20.8it-86 CANDLESTICKS, glass 51+6.11-57 strontium 1+21.70-72 CANDY 157.10-11 other (classifiable according to cation boxes, ceramic 533-31; 533.71 constituent) 1+17.18-1+23.00 boxes, glass 51(6.11-57 CARBONIZING PAPER 252.25-27 CANS— CARBON (AND GRAPHITE), and articles of 517.11-91 of base metal, used in packing, •CARBON(S) 1+15.15 transporting, or marketing of goods 61jO.20-30 activated 1+93.26 film reel 722.80 articles, nspf 517-91 CANE, Sch 2 Ft 2B Hdnte 2(a) decolorizing and gas or vapor absorbing 1+93.26 CANES 751.10-11 paper 251+.15-18 CANOES 696.30 pigments (bone, carbon, and lamp blacks)— 1+73.02-06 CANTALOUPES (see also FEUITS) — for producing electric arc light 517.71-71+ fresh Hi8.10-16 tetrachloride 1+29.22 prepared or preserved 11(8.35-36 CARD CASES Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(c) CAPACITOR(S) — CARD CLOTHING 670.52-51+ electrical 685.80 CARDS— foil, etched (aluminum) 61(1(.06 jacquard 670.56 CAPERS 161.07 playing 731+.25 CAPS— • 273.85-95 blasting 755.1(0-1+5 social and gift 27l+.00-05 bottle, of base metal 652.65 CARGO NETS, of wire cordage 61+2.20 closures, of rubber or plastics 772.85 CARILLONS 725.3I+-38 headwear Sch 7 Pt IB Hdnte 1 1+91+.12 lens 772.60 CARPETS AND CARPETING (see FLOOR COVERINGS) percussion 730.91 CARRAGEEN 192.05 CAPSULING MACHINERY 662.10-20 CAHRAGEENIN 192.07 CAPTIVE-BOLT PISTOLS 730.80-81 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

459 References to References to Tariff Schedules Tariff Schedules CAHRIAGES— baby 732.60-62 CAUSTIC SODA 1;21.08 doll 732.ho CEDAR LEAF OIL 152.11; CARROTS (see VEGETABLES) CELERY (see VEGETABLES). CARTRIDGES— CELESTITE 1;21.82 ammunition and shells, empty 730.90 CELLS, primary 682.95 refill, for pens 76O.36 CELLULOSE— CARTS, fam 666.00 acetate Ui5.20 CARVING(S) — compounds 1;29.80 steels 650.61-65 expanded, foamed, or sponge 770.30-U5 wood 202.66 wadding 252.3O5 251;.20 CASEIN U93.I5 articles of, nspf 256.80 articles, nspf 771;.35 waste and scrap— glue li55.3U nontextile 771.05 mixtures of 1+93.16 textile 309.65j 309.70-75j 390.12j 390.20; 390.50 CASES— CELLULOSE PLASTIC MATERIALS i;55.20-25 , bill, card, cigarette, currency, articles of Sch 7 Pt 12 key, letter, license, money, pass, pass­ CEMENT COPPER 612.02 port, powder, spectacle, stamp, vanity— CEMENT(S) — Sch 7 Ft ID Hdnte 2(c) dental 1|95.15 Sch 7 Ft 6A Hdnte 2(b) of gypsum 512.31-35 7liO. 05-10 hydraulic 511.11-11; clock, watch, time switch, etc Sch 7 Ft 2E Hdnte 2(d) nspf l;9l;.60 720.20-36 Portland 511.11-11; imported with articles provided for in— CENTERPIECES — Sch 6 Ft 3E Sch 6 Ft 3E Hdnte 6 of rubber or plastics 772.35 Sch 7 Ft 2 Hdnte 2 of textile materials Sch 3 Ft 5C Hdnte 1 of leather, nspf 791.65 CENTRIFUGES 661.75-95 luggage Sch 7 Ft ID Hdnte 2(a) CERAMIC ARTICLES Sch 5 Ft 2 Hdnte 2(a) for musical instruments 726.05 CEHEAL(S) — needle 651.01-03 grains (see GRAINS) for pipes or for cigar or cigarette breakfast foods 182.30 holders 756.60 CERIUM (see also METALS) — of wood 20li.25-30 compounds— CASHEW APFLES (see also FRUITS) IU6.8O-8I salts of organic acids 1;26.22 CASHEWS (see also NUTS) Ili5-l6; Ihi-kh other i;l8 .hO-kh CASH REGISTERS 676.22 ore 601.12 CASINGS— CESIUM 1;15.10 glass fiber 51;0.71 compounds— oil-well, of iron or steel 6IO.39-li3 salts of organic acids 1;27.28 sausage— other 1;18.50-52 natural 190.58 CHAIN(S) — nspf 790.Ii5 base metal 652.12-38 CASKET fittings and mountings, of base metal— 6U7.00-10 clippers 61;8.93-95 CASKS— for jewelry 7l;0.70-80 of wood 201;.10 saw blades 61;9.23-21; of metal 6U0.20-30 sprockets 680.51; CASSEL EARTH OR CASSEL BROWN U73.86 CHAIRS Sch 7 Ft 1;A CASSIA, cassia buds, cassia vera (spice) 161.13-15 CHALK(S) (see also CALCIUM CARBONATE) — oil 1;52.12 billiard and tailors' 760.65 CASTABLES, refractory and heat-insulating 531.11 crayons 760.50-58 CASTERS 790.03 crude i;72.20 CASTILE SOAR I466.O5 whiting 1;72.22 CASTING MACHINES, metallurgical 67li.lO CHAMPAGNE I67.10 CAST IRON 607.15-18 CHANGERS, speed 680.1;5-1;8 pipes and tubes 610.56-58 CHAPLETS 7l;0.50 pipe and tube fittings 610.62-71; — CASTOREUM li60.20 crayons 760.50-58 CASTOR OIL (see also OILS, FATS, AND GREASES) — wood, including shell and 200.30 crude or refined 176.02 CHAR(S) — soap 1;66.20 bone 1;93.25 CASTS OR LEADERS, fishing 731.30 decolorizing and gas or vapor absorbing 1;93.26 CATALOGS, printed 270.85 CHARTS 273.25-l;0 CATHETERS 709.09 for institutions 850.10j 851.10 CATHODE RAY TUBES 687.50 for U.S. Government 83O.OO CATHODES, metal, unwrought Sch 6 Ft 2 Hdnte 3(a) CHASSIS for motor vehicles 692.20-25 CATTLE (see also ANIMALS) 10O.l;0-55 CHECKER GAMES 731;.15 CAULIFLOWER (see VEGETABLES). CHECKING MACHINES, weight-operated 662.25-30 CAULKING FRODUCTS SIMILAR TO PUTTY l;7l;.62 CHECK-WRITING MACHINES 676.10-12 CAUSTIC Ii20.l8 CHEESES 117.00-80 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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CHEMICAL(S) — compounds (see also specific compound) Sch h Hdnte 2 CHLOROACETALDEHYDE U27 .U5 inorganic Sch It Pt 2 Hdnte 2 CHLOROACETIC ACID U25.72 Ul7.10-li23.00 CHLOROFORM U29.2U organic Sch U Pt 1 Hdntes, Pt 2 Hdnte 3 CHOCOUTE 156.20-30 benzenoid liOl .02-U09.00 CHOPPERS, food, non-industrial, not powered nonbenzenoid U25.00-lt30.00 by electricity 6U9.57 elements, in any physical form (see also CHRISTMAS— METALS) klS .05-50 cards 27U.00-05 radio-active k9h-50 ornaments— mixtures (see also MIXTURES) Sch 1; Hdnte 3 glass 5U5-81-87 ware, industrial, ceramic 535-21-27 rubber or plastics 772.95-97 CHENILLE— tree decorations— fabrics, cotton 3^6.itO lamps 686.30 fabrics, except cotton 3U6.50-65; 3^6.80-95 lighting sets 688-10 floor coverines 360.20; 360.Uo of tinsel wire, lame, bullions, or yarns 303.10; 305.50; 307.60-61i; 308.80; 310.80 metal threads 7U8-15 CHEROOTS 170.70 trees— CHERRIES (see also FRUITS) 11^6.90-98 artificial 7U8-20-21 candied, crystallized, or glace' 15U.05 evergreen 192.10 CHESS GAMES 731+.15 CHROMATE(S) and DICHROMATE(S) — CHESTNUT, dyeing and tanning preparations U70.20-25 potassium U20.08 CHESTNUTS lil5.01-02 sodium U2O.98 candied, crystallized, or glace' l5i;.10 other (classifiable according to cation water (see VEGETABLES) constituent) Ul7.l8-U23.00 182.32 CHROME— CHICKPEAS (see VEGETABLES) bricks 531.21 188.32-3ii ore 601.15 CKtCORr— CHROIOUM— 160.30-35 compounds (see also CHROMATE(S) and Witloof 136.10 DICHROMATE(S) — CHIGNONS 790.70 salts of organic acids U27-28 CHIMES 725.3U-38 other U23 -00 CHIMNEYS 5ii5.65 ferrosilicon Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e) (vi) CHINA CLAT 521.iil pigments U73.10-20 CHINAWARE Sch 5 Pt 2 Hdnte 2(e) CHRONOGRAPHS 715.05 CHIP Sch 2 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(c) CHRONOMETERS 715-15-33 222.28 CHRYSENE UOI.I6 articles 222.32-60 CHUCKS, magnetic 682.80-90 roping 222.28 CIDER 167.15 CHIPS— CIGAJffiTTE LEAF 170.30-37 stone 513.21-Ul CIGARETTE PAPER 252.35; 25U.25; 256.10 wood 200.15 CIGARETTE(S) AND CIGAR(S) 170.65-7U CHISELS 651.29-31 cases 7U0.05-10 CHLORAL HTDRATE 1*37.Ul* holders 756.UO-U5; 7U0-05-10 CHLOEATE(S) — lighters 756-02-15 potassium U20.06 machines for making 678.U5 sodium ll20.88 CINCHONA BAHK U35.30 other (classifiable according to cation alkaloids and their salts U37.08 constituent) Ul7.l8-U23.00 — CHLORIDE(S) — oil U52.16 ammoniim U17.26 spice 161.17-19 barium U17.70 CIRCULAR SA¥ BLADES 6U9.17 calcium lil8.16-18 CIRCULAR KNITTING MACHINES 670.16-17 cerium UI8.U0 CITRAL U60.25 cesium Ul8.50 CITRATE(S) — ethyl II29.26 calcium (lime) U26.12 fertilizers and fertilizer materials U80.50; U8O.8O potassium U26.78 magnesium U19.2U-28 sodium U26.9U mercury U19.50 other (classifiable according to cation nickel 1+19-70 constituent under "salts of organic potassium li80.50 acids" U26.22-U27.28 sodium (Salt) U20.92-96 and under "esters of acids and vinyl and vinylidine U29.UU-U6 monohydric alcohols") U28.72 zinc U22.72 CITRIC ACID U25.7U other (classifiable according to cation CITRONELLA OIL U52.18 constituent Ul7.l8-U23.00 CITRONS (see also FRUITS) 1U7.00-02 and under "other halogenated hydro­ candied, crystallized, or glace" 15U.15 carbons" ) U29.U8 CITRUS IKUIT JUICES 165.25-35 CHLORINE Ui5.20 CITRUS niUITS (see also JEUITS) 1U7-00-37 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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CIVET li60.30 COAL 521.31 CLAD METAL Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(d) coke— CLAMPS 61+9.37 not suitable for fuel 517.51 machine-tool parts or accessories 67U.50-56 suitable for fuel 521.31 magnetic 682.80 cutters 661*.05 CLAM(S) (see also SHELLUSH) III4.01-10 tar— juice IIU.50 crude 1*01.18 CLAPBOAHDS 202.1*5-50 pitch 1*01.60 CLARINETS Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2(b) products obtained from Sch 1* Pt 1 725.2U COATING MACHINES for textile materials or CUSPS 7US.63-67 articles 670.1*0-1*3 jewelry and related clasps 71*0.05-10 COATS Sch 3 Pt 6F CUVICHORDS 725.02 COBALT (see also METALS) — CUTS 521 .lil-87 compounds— CLEANERS, vacuum, non-industrial, with salts— self-contained electric motors 683.30 linoleate 1*90.1*0 CLEANING— salts of organic acids l*26.2l*-26 cloths 385.25-30 other 1*18.60-68 creams, liquids, powders, blackings U93.10 metal 632.20 machines— ore 601.18 for bottles or other containers 662.10-20 COCAINE and its compounds 1*37.10 for textile materials and articles 670.1*0-1*3 COCA LEAVES 1*35-1*0 CLINICS, mobile 692.15 COCCULUS INDICUS 1*35.05-10 CLIPPERS— COCHINEAL 1*70.05 bolt and chain 61*8.93-95 COCKS 680.20-27 hair— COCOA 156.10-55 non-electric 650.83-35 beans 156.10 electric 683.1*0 butter 156.35 CLIPPINGS (see RAGS) cake 156.1*0; 156.55 CLOCK(S) 715.15-33 residues 156.50-55 assemblies and subassemblies 720.80-86 (S) ll*5.0l*-05 cases Sch 7 Pt 2E Hdnte 2(d); 720.32-3ii copra 175.09-12 dials 720.1*0-1*1* meat, edible 11*5.07-10 glasses 5U7.15 oil (see also OILS, FATS, AND GEEASES) — jewels Sch 7 Pt 2E Hdnte 2(e); 720.60 crude or refined 176.0l*-13 movements Sch 7 Pt 2E Hdnte 2(c); 720.02-18 derivatives (see fatty acids, parts nspf 720.92-91* alcohols, etc.) halogenated, plates 720.67 nitrated, or vulcanized 1*90.05 CLOSERS, door 61*6.95 hydrogenated 178.10 CLOSING MACHINERI for bottles or other sulfonated or sulfated 1*65.65 containers 662.10-20 COCOONS, SILK— CLOSURES— not suitable for reeling 308.12 of cork 220.35-1*5 suitable for reeling 308.02 of rubber or plastics 772.85 COD (see also FISH) — of base metal 652.65 oil, crude or refined (see also OILS, FATS, CLOTH(S) (see also FABRICS) — AND GREASES) 177.11* asbestos 518.21 derivatives (see fatty acids, coated with abrasives 519.51 alcohols, etc.) dust, mop, and polishing 385.25-30 liver oil 177-02 lined or reinforced paper 253.35 COFFEE 160.10 CLOTHESPINS 790.05-08 extracts, essences, concentrates 160.20-21 CLOTHING (see also WEARING APPAREL) — substitutes I60.30-1*1 card 670.52-51*; 670.71* COFFERDAMS 696.60 doll 737.20 COILS, ignition, for internal combustion machine 358.2U-60 engines 683.60 (S) — COIN(S) (see also INTANGIBLES) — oil 1*52.20 metal 653-22 spice 161.21-23 purses, holders, etc Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(c) cLm'CH(Es) 680.51* Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(b) bags Sen 7 Pt ID 71*0.05-10 electro-magnetic 682.90 COIR 301* .06 pencils 760.12 fiber 30l*-06 floor covering 360.35; 361.52 mats and matting, except floor covering 385.95 yarn 305.02 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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COKE— CONTROL PANELS, electrical 685.90 coal, not suitable for fuel— 517.51 CONVERTERS— coal, suitable for fuel 521.31 electrical, rotary or static 682.60 COLLAGES (see also WORKS OF ART)- 765.25 metallurgical 671;.10 COLLAR(S)— torque 680.52 dog 790.10 CONVEYORS (including belt conveyors) 66U.10 pins and clips 7Uo.05-37 COOKERS AND COOKING APPARATUS, of base metal— shirt Sch 3 Pt 6F non-electric, household, restaurant, or COLLIDINES Ii01.20 office types 653.U5-50 COLOGNES U6I,30-35 COOLING MACHINERY, plant, and laboratory COLORED, textiles (definition) Sch 3 Hdnte 2(b) equipment 661,65-70 COLOR(S)— COOPERS' PRODUCTS (see also CONTAINERS) 20li. 10-20 benzenoid U06.02-80 COPPER (see also METALS) — acids and bases UO6.6O compounds— fast bases and salts li06.80 salts of organic acids 1;26,28-31; lakes and toners li06.70 other^__,, I4I8.69-78 glass, frit, or calcine 5U0,21-27 ore 601.66; 602.25-31 COLUMBIUM (see also METALS)— pigments I473.21; metal 628.15-20 COPPERAS la8.92 ore 601.21 COPRA 175.09-12 COLUMNS, of base metal 652.93-96 COPYING PAPER 252.1;0-1;2 COMBS— CORAL— hair 750,05-155 750,75 crude 190.30 jewelry Sch 7 Ft 6k Hdnte 2; 7140,05-10 cut but not set, suitable for use in jewelry 7Ul,l5 COMFORTERS Sch 3 Ft 5B Hdnte 1(a) CORDAGE— COMMINGLING of articles subject to different elastic 3l;9.10 rates of duty (see also MIXTURES) Gen Hdnte 7 machines 670.90 rags and yam Sch 3 Ft 7C Hdnte 2 of textile materials—Sch 3 Ft 2 Hdnte l(a)j 315.05-316.70 wool and hair Sch 3 Ft IC Hdnte 3; 307.liO scrap 390,10-12 COMFAEATORS AND COMFARATOR BENCHES 710.88 of wire, with or without fittings 6U2.06-20 COMFASSES 710.12-16 CORDIALS . 168.25 COMPOUNDS (see CHEMICAL COMFOUNDS) CORDS (see also CORDAGE) — COMPRESSED-AIR Sch 6 PtJE of asbestos 5l8,21 heating and cooking apparatus 653.1i5-50 cords and tassels, of textile materials 385,70 torches 6U9.31 CORDUROYS (fabrics), cotton 3l;6.05-10 COMPRESSORS, air or gas 661,12 CORIANDER (spice) 161.25 CONCERTINAS 725.16 CORK(S) — CONCRETE— crown, of base metal 652.65 articles 511.31-71 natural or composition, and articles of 220.05-50 mixers, mobile 692.15 CORMS— mixes, wet or dry 511.21-25 crocus 125.20 CONCRETES, floral ll60.05 other 125.30 CONDENSER PAPER 252.UO-U2 CORNETS-: Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2(a); 725.20-22 COJDENSERS, for vapor engines and power units— 660.15 CORN KNIVES — CONDENSING MACHINERI, plant and laboratory agricultural 61;8,69 equipment 661.65-70 pedicure 61;9.91 CONDUCTORS, electrical 688,05-25 CORNMINT OIL, including "peppermint" oil derived CONFECTIONERX, nspf 157.10-11 from mentha arvensis 1;52,22 CONFETTI 737.70 CORN OIL, crude or refined (see also OILS, FATS, CONSTRUCTION ARTICLES, ceramic 532.11-61 AND GREASES) 176,03 CONTACT PRINTERS, photographic 722.86 CORN-ON-THE-COB 135.75 CONTAINERS and holders (see also BOXES and CORN OR MAIZE 130,30-36 CASES) Gen Hdnte 6 milled 131.20-21; I3I.6O-6I of base metal 61i0.05-UO CORN SUGAR 155.60 of glass 5U5.11-27 CORN SIRUP 155.65 immediate, of tea, dutiable Sch 1 Pt llA Hdnte 2 CORNWALL STONE 522.35; 522.1;5 of paper, paperboard, or papier-mache—256.1t2-5Uj 256.65-67 CORPSES, with coffins and flowers, not subject to reuseable, imported under bond 861;. 1;5 provisions of tariff schedules Gen Hdnte 5(a) of rubber or plastics 772.20 CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE lJ-9.50 substantial, exported and returned 808.00 of textile materials 385,l;5-55 of unspun fibrous vegetable materials 222.U0-U; vacuum 790.59-63; 51;5.31-37 of wood 20U,05-50 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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CCKSAGES— of natural flowers or plants— CRUCIBLES — fresh 192.20 carbon or graphite 531.33 dried, bleached, colored, etc 7U8.35 earthenware and stoneware 531.35 artificial 71(8.20; 71*8.UO CRUCIFIXES — CCRSET(S) 376.2li-28 of rubber or plastics 772.97 lacings, of textile materials 385.75-90 designed to be worn or carried on or GQRUMDUM— about the person 71*0.55-60 natural— CRUDE PETROLEUM, including reconstituted crude 519-17 crude petroleum U75.05-10 in grains, ground, pulverized, or CRUSHING BORT, diamond 520.27 ground 519.37 CRUSHING MACHINERY for earth, stone, ores, synthetic, of gemstone quality, and or other minerals in solid form-- 678.20 articles thereof 520.71-75 CRUTCH TIPS AND GRIPS 772.1*2 COSMETICS 1*61 .Ii0-li5 CRYOLITE 521.91 COTTCJJ— CRYSTAL(S) — bale covering 356.50 components, electronic 687.60 linters 300.30 optical, synthetic 51*0.61-67 not processed 300.10-20 piezo-electric, mounted 687.60 processed for 300.1*5-50 quartz (Brazilian pebble) 521.21 waste 300. 1*0-50 rock— COTTONSEED 175-15 articles, nspf 520.51* oil, crude or refined (see also OILS, cut but not set 520.39 FATS AND GREASES) 176.18 in natural state 520.11 COTTERS, and cotter pins 61*6.1*2 CUBARITHMS 826.20 COUMARIN UO8.7O CUBE ROOT U93.02-0li COUMAHONE UOl.12 CUBE(S) — COUMARONE-INDENE RESINS 1*05.25 glass, mosaic 51*0.51 COUNTERS, revolution and production 711.98 metal, unwrought Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(a) COUNTING MACHINES, weight-operated 662.25-30 CUCUMBERS (see VEGETABLES) COUPLINGS, electro-magnetic 682.90 CUDBEAR, dyeing and tanning preparation 1*70.05 COUPLINGS SHAFT 680.50 CUFF LINKS 71*0.05-37 COVERINGS (see FLOOR COVERINGS) CUFFS, shirt, textile Sch 3 Pt 6F COVERLETS Sch 3 Pt 5B Hdnte 1(a) CULM (coal) 521.31 COVER PAPER 252.57 CUMENE UOl.26 COWPEAS (see VEGETABLES) CUMMIN (spice) 161.27 CRABS (see also SHELLFISH) llU.l5-30 CUPRO-NICKEL Sch 6 Pt 2C Hdnte 2(a) (iii) CRAFT, opneumatic 696.35 CUPROUS OXIDE 1*73.2U CRANES 661*.10 CUPS (see TABLEWARE) mobile 692.15 CURB, suitable for jewelry 7U0.70-80 railroad and railway service vehicles 690.20 CURLERS 750.25 CRATES, wooden 201*.30 CURLING STONES 731*.65 CRAYONS, chalk and charcoal 760.50-58 CURRENCY imported for monetary purposes, CREAM SEPARATORS 661.75-95 not subject to provisions of tariff CREAMERS (see TABLEWARE) schedules Gen Hdnte 5(b) CREAM OF TARTAR li26.76 CURRY AND CUKRY POWDER (spice) 161.29 CREAMS (see also MILK AND CREAM) — CURTAINS— cosmetic lt6l.UO-li5 of rubber or plastics 772.35 for polishing and cleaning U93.10 of textile materials Soh 3 Pt 5C Hdnte 1 CREELS, fishing 731.10 of unspun fibrous vegetable substances- 222.50 OIL 1+01.22 CURUPAY, dyeing and tanning preparation 1+70.20-25 CREPE PAPER 253.15-20 CUSHIONS 727.80 CRESYLIC ACID U01.2li; U03.1*2 invalid and nursing, of rubber or plastics 772.1(2 CRIN VEGETAL 30U.O8 CUSK (see FISH) CROCHET HOOKS 651.07 CUTCH, dyeing and tanning preparation 1+70.10-15 CROPS, riding 751.10-11 CUTICLE KNIVES and cuticle pushers 61+9.91 CROQUET EQUIPMENT 73U.60 CUT-OUTS, for use in conjunction with in­ CROTONALDEHYDE 1*27.1*6 ternal-combustion engines 683.60 CROTON OIL, crude or refined (see also OILS, CUTTING— FATS, AMD GREASES) 176.20 appliances, gas operated 67l*.80-90 CROTONYL ALCOHOL U27.82 blades— CROWBARS 651.25 for hair clippers 650.83-85 for mechanical and non-mechanical saws 6U9.1l*-25 for power or hand tools 61+9.65-67 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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COTTING—Continued References to References to heads— Tariff Schedules Tariff Schedules for hair clippers 650.83-85 DICHLORIDE(S)~ for shavers, electric and non­ butylene, ethylene and propylene 429.20 electric 650.77 tin 422.20 machines and apparatus, electric— 683.90-95 other (classifiable according to cation machines, for fabrics 670.50 constituent 417.18-423.00 segments, metal, for saws 6^9.26 and under "other halogenated hydro­ COTTINGS— carbons"^ 429.48 hide, raw ^55.10 DICTATION RECORDING AND TRANSCRIBING MACHINES- 685.40-42 live 125.AO-60 DICYANDIAMIDE 425 .liO CYANIDE(S) — DIELECTRIC HEATING EQUIPMENT 683.95 calcium A18.20 DIES— copper A18.69 for wire drawing 649.48 mercury -il9.53 extrusion for metal •- 649.48 mixtures in chief value of -V23.82 DIETHANOLAMINE -125.12 potassium ^20.12 DIETHYLAMINOACETOXYLIDIDE (Xylocaine) 407.35 sodium -i21.02 DIETHYLBARBITURIC ACID and its compounds 437.38 zinc A22.73 DIETHYL SULFATE 428.54 other (classifiable according to cation DIFFRACTION APPARATUS 708.78 constituent) il7.18-;i23.00 DIGITALIS (Lanata and Purpurea) 435.45 DILL (spice) • 161.31 CYLINDER WIRES, suitable for use in paper- DIMETHYLNAPHTHALENES 401.34 making machines 642.25-30 DIMETHYL SULFATE 428.54 CYMBALS : 725.30 DIMETHYLUREA 425.22 CYMENE A01.30 DINNERWARE (see TABLEWARE) DIOXIDE(S)~ barium 417.72 DAIRY PRODUCTS Sch 1 Pt A selenium 420.50 DARNING NEEDLES 651.05 titanium 473.70 DART GAMES 73A.15 other (classified according to cation DASHEENS (see VEGETABLES) constituent) 417.18-423.00 DATES (see also FRDIT) U7 .-iO-/p8 DIPENTAERYTHRITOL 428.32 DATING MACHINES 676.10-12 DIPHENYLENE OXIDE 401.32 DECALCOMANIA PAPER, not printed- 25A.30-32 DIPHENYL OXIDE 408.15 DECALCOMAHIAS 273.65-80 DIP, sheep 493.75 toy- 737.90 DISC CALCULATORS 710.60-61 DECANTERS (see TABLEWARE) fuse, mica 516.73 DECYL ALCOHOL— DISCHARGERS, ash, mechanical 661.25 of other than animal or vegetable origin- 427.8A DISHES (see TABLEWARE) DEFINITIONS AND LIMITATIONS-- See Hdntes, Sch, Parts, Subparts DISH WASHING MACHINES 662.20 DEFORMED CONCRETE REINFORCING BARS, steel Sch 6 Pt 2B DISKS— Hdnte 3(d") abrasive 519.51 608 .U0-U2 of cork 220.45 DENSIFIED WOOD, and articles thereof 203.10-30 DISPENSERS, salt, pepper, mustard, ketchup, DENTAL— etc.— cements 495.15 of rubber or plastics furniture 727.02-04 DISPERSANTS (see SURFACE-ACTIVE AGENTS) instruments and apparatus 709.01-27 DISPERSING APPLIANCES, mechanical, for liquids DENTIFRICES 461.40-45 or powders 662.35-50 DEPTH SOUNDING INSTRUMENTS 712.10-12 DISTILLATION APPARATUS, glass 547.53-55 DERRIS ROOT 493.02-04 DISTILLED OR ESSENTIAL OILS 452.02-80 DETERGENTS, synthetic (see also SURFACE- DISTILLING MACHINERY, plant, and laboratory ACTIVE AGENTS )~ equipment 661.70 benzenoid 405.35 DIVIDERS 710.80 noti-benzenoid 466.30 DIVI-DIVI, dyeing and tanning preparations 470.20-25 DEVELOPING TANKS 722.88-90 DOCKS, floating 696.50 DEXTRINE . 493.30 DOCUMENTS, public, issued by foreign govern­ DEXTROSE 155.60 ments or public international organizations- 840.00 sirup 155.65 DOG EQUIPMENT 790.10 DIALS 720.40-44 DOILIES— DIAMONDS— of rubber or plastics 772.35 articles of, nspf 520.51 of textile materials Sch 3 Pt 5C Hdnte 1 cut but not set 520.32-34 D0LL( S) 737.20 industrial, natural or synthetic 520.21-31 carriages and strollers 732.40 in natural state— 520.11 clothing 737.20 DIATOMITE 522.11 DOLOMITE, dead-burned 531.01-04 DIBENZOFURAN 401.32 DOMINOES 734.15 DICE 734.15 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

465 References to References to Tariff Schedules Tariff Schedules DOOR{S) — DUSTERS, feather 750.35 closers 6^6.95 DYED TEXTILE (definition") Sch 3 Hdnte 2(b) fittings and mountings, of base metal 6/i7.00-10 DYEING— frames, of base metal 652.90-92 machines, for textile materials and viewers (eyes) 708.87 articles 670 .A3 of wood 206.30 preparations, of vegetable origin A70.05-85 DORE 605.20 DYES— DOUBLE-BASSES 725 .Oi benzenoid, natural and synthetic A06.02-80 DOUCHE BAGS and fittings therefor, of rubber DYNAMITE /i85 .10 or plastics 772.^2 DOWEL RODS AND PINS, wood 200.90-95 E DOWNS • 186.10-15 EAR-RINGS AND CLIPS Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(a) DRAFTING MACHINES 710.80 7,10.05-37 DRAINAGE TOOLS (hand tools) 618.51 EARTHENWARE, and articles of Sch 5 Pt 2 Hdnte 2(b') DRAINS (urological), and parts 709.09 EARTH, Fuller's 521.51-5A DRAPES— EASELS, enlarging, photgraphic 722.92 of rubber or plastics 772.35 ECONOMIZERS 660.15 of textile materials Sch 3 Pt 5C Hdnte 1 EDGINGS, textile Sch 3 Pt /iB Hdnte 1 DRAWING(S)~ 357.70 architectural, engineering, industrial, EDITORS, film 722.52-56 or commercial 273.A5-55 EELS (see FISH) ink /i7i .22 EFFECTS— for institutions 850.10; 851.10 of groups or delegations of foreign resi­ instruments 710.60-80 dents arriving in the United States on paper 252.^5; 25^.35 goodwill visits 821.00 under bond 862.10; 86-i.30; 86/i.70 household, actually used abroad by persons works of art 765.05-07 arriving in United States 810.10 DRESS— of persons arriving who are not returning shields, of rubber or plastic 772.^2 residents 812.10-^0 studs Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(a)-, of persons employed on a vessel, vehicle, 7A0.05-37 or aircraft engaged in international DRESSING— traffic 8U .00 gowns Sch 3 Pt 6F of personnel (alien) of foreign govern­ machines for textile materials and ments and international organizations; articles 670 .A3 and of distinguished foreign visitors Sch 8 Pt 2C DRILLING HAND TOOLS 651.27 professional, or tools of trade— DRILLS, agricultural 666.00 of persons arriving, if taken abroad DRINK— by them 810.20 mixer s 206.87 of persons emigrating to the United preparing and manufacturing machinery, States 811.10 industrial 666.25 under bond, by nonresidents 86^.50 DROSS, metal-bearing Sch 6 Pt 1 Hdnte 2(b) of returning residents— DRUGS (see also MEDICINALS)-- acquired abroad by them 813.15-^0 benzenoid Sch A Pt IC Hdnte 5; taken abroad by them 313 .10 i07.20-90 of United States citizens who died abroad- 815.00 non-benzenoid Sch A Pt 3 Hdnte 2; of United States government personnel and i35.05-UO.00 persons evacuated to the United States— Sch 8 Pt 2B DRUMS— EGGPLANT (see VEGETABLES) containers of base metal, used in packing, EGGS— transporting or marketing of goods 6iO.20-30 birds', fresh, frozen, prepared or musical instruments 725 .32 pre served 119.50-70 DRY-CLEANING MACHINES 670 .Al fish roe 113.30-AO DRYING MACHINERY— fish (except roe) 190.iO for bottles or other containers 6f>2.20 insect 190 .^0 industrial, plant, and laboratory 661.70 wild bird, importation prohibited Sch 1 Pt AE Hdnte 1 for textile materials and articles 670 .A3 ELASTIC : Sch 3 Pt AA Hdnte 2(b) DRY PLATES, photographic 723.25 braids 3-19.10; 3^9.30 DUFELE BAGS Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(al(l) cordage and yarns 3'i9.10 DUPLICATING MACHINES 668.20 fabrics, not braided 3A9.20 DUST— cloths 385.25-30 diamond 520.28 flue Sch 6 Pt 1 Hdnte 2(b') zinc 626.^0 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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ELECTRIC(AL) (see also MACHINES) — ELECTRO-MAGNETIC- - alarms, "burglar and fire clutches, couplings, brakes, and lifting amplifiers, audio-frequency 68k heads 682.90 apparatus for making, breaking, protecting work holders electrical circuits ELECTRO-MECHANICAL APPLIANCES, non-industrial, appliances, kitchen and household, portable with self-contained electric motors 683.30-32 articles, nspf ELECTRO-MEDICAL APPARATUS --- 709.15-17 bells ELECTRON microscopes and diffraction apparatus- 708 78; 85I+.IO brazing machines and apparatus ELECTRONIC-- capacitors, fixed or variable crystal components 687.60 conductors-- musical instruments Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2(c) insulated, with or without fittings 3.05-15 725.1+5 uninsulated 3.20-25 stroboscopic flash apparatus, photographic- 722.72 conduits, and fittings therefor 3.30-35 tub as- - converters, rotary or static x-ray 709.61 cutting machines and apparatus other 687.50-60 flashlights ELECTRO-PLATING ANODES-- flatirons 681^.10 of nickel 620.50 floor polishers of zinc 653.25 food grinders and mixers, fruit juice ex- ELECTROTYPE PLATES --- - tractors ELEMENTS— furnaces and ovens, industrial and chemical (see also METALS) 1+15.05-50 laboratory electrical, ceramic 535-1'+ generators 682 optical 708.01-29 hair-clippers 683 blanks 5I+0.63-67 hair-dressing appliances 68k.20; 68k radioactive 1+9I+. 50 heaters, immersion or water; and heating ELEVATORS 661+. 10 apparatus, soil or space 68k.20; 684 liquid (bucket, chain, screw, band, and heating equipment, induction and dielectric similar types) 660.90 ignition and starting equipment for EMHLIMS and insignia-- internal-combustion engines jewelry Sch 7 Pt 6AHdnt e 2(a) indicator panels 685.TO 7I+0.05-37 inductors 682.60 for institutions (regalia) Sch 8 Pt 1+ Hdnte 2 insuldtors-- 850 1+0; 851.30 ceramic 535.11-lit textile (see MOTIFS) glass 3k-T.kx-k3 EMBOSSING and stamping materials, mounted on rubber or plastics TT3.30 paper, etc 61+1+. 95 lamps— EMBROIDERED (see ORNAMENTED) discharge EMBROIDERY— filament 686.30-90 machines 670.27 luminescent 687.30 ornamented fabrics Sch 3 Hdnte 3(a)(i)(A) portable, with self-contained electri­ 353-50 cal source 683.TO-80 stilettos 651.0I+ measuring, checking, analyzing, or auto­ EMERALDS— matically-controlling apparatus Sch 7 Ft 2D Hdnte 2 articles of, nspf 520.51 712.05-50 cut but not set 520.38 motors 682.20-55 in natural state 520.11 motor-generators 682.60 EMERY-- parts, nspf 688.1+0 crude 519-IT porcelain 535.11-11+ in grains, ground, pulverized, or refined-- 519•3T rectifiers and rectifying apparatus 682.60 EMULSIFIERS (see SURFACE-ACTIVE AGENTS) refrigerators and refrigerating equipment— 661.35 EMULSION, sheets or strips, photo-sensitive, resistors-- but not exposed T23.20 heating 68I+.50 ENAMEL(S)-- other, fixed or variable, including of glass, frit, or calcine 5I+0.21-2T paints Sch 1+ Pt potentiometers 686.10 9C Hdnte 2 scissors and shavers 683.50 ^Ti+.30-35 signalling apparatus, sound or visual 685.70 ENDIVE (see VEGETABLES) sirens 685.70 ENEMA BAGS and fittings therefor, of rubber or soldering machines and apparatus 683.95 plastics TT2.k2 telephone and telegraph apparatus 681+.62-61+ ENFLEURAGE GREASES 1+60.05 tools, hand 683.20 ENGINES— transformers 682.10 fire 692-15 vacuum cleaners 683.30 internal-combustion 660.1+0-51+ ware, ceramic 535.11-11+ non-electric 660.T5-85 welding machines and apparatus steam and other vapor power units 660.25-35 ELECTRICITT, not subject to provisions of water 660.65-TO tariff schedules Gen Hdnte 5(c) ENGLISH HORNS--- Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2(b) ELECTRICITY SUPPLY OR PRODUCTION METERS 713.05-15 T25. 2I+ ELECTRODES— ENGRAVINGS— base metal or metal carbide, coated or engraved and printed by hand 765.10 cored with flux, for soldering, etc 653.15 imported under bond 862. 10; 861+.TO in part of carbon or graphite, for electric for institutions 85O, 10; 851.10 furnace or electrolytic purposes 517.61-71+ nspf-— 27I+. 50; 2T1+-T0 ELECTRO-MAGNETS 682.90 for U.S. Government 830.00 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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EKLAKGERS, photographic T22 10; 722.18 EXPANDED RUBBER OR PLASTICS 770.30-80 ENLAHGING EASELS, photographic 722.92 EXPANSION METERS -- 711-86-88 -- EXPLOSIVES-- glass, including bulbs and tubes, for elec­ benzenold 405.O5 tric lamps, vacuum tubes, or other elec­ non-benzenoid 485.10-50 trical devices 5I+7.31-37 EXPRESSED OR EXTRACTED VEGETABLE OILS, crude or paper refined—- -- 176.01-70 ENZYMES -- — 437.U6-U9 EXTINGUISHERS, fire 662.50 EPICHLORHYLRIN --- - te8.82 EXTRACTING MACHINERY, for earth, minerals, or EPOXIDES, including halogenated epoxides U28.80-88 ores 664.05 EPOXY RESINS- --- - it05.25 EXTRACTORS, juice, non-industrial-- EPSOM SALTS - U19.34 with self-contained electric motors 683-32 ERGOT i^35•50 not powered by electricity 649.57 ERGOTAMINE TARTRATE It37.l2 EXTRACT(S)-- ESSENCE(S) — coffee --- 160.20-21 coffee 160.20-21 dyeing and tanning 470.05-85 floral 460.05 flavoring 450.10-50 fruit l^50.lO-50 hop -— 192.30 ESSENTIAL OILS — - - 452.02-80 licorice I92.45 ESTER(S)-- nialt 132.25-30 dibasic-acid, sulfonated or sulfated 465.90 meat --- -- — IO7.8O fatty acid of animal or vegetable origin 490.90-94 EXTRUDING MACHINES, for man-made textile fila­ sulfonated or sulfated 465.55-60 ments 670.00 fruit 450.10-50 EXTRUSION DIES FOR METAL 649-48 monohydric alcohol 428.50-72 EYEGLASSES --- 708.43-47 polyhydric alcohol It28.30-lt6 465.05-10 ETES-- ETCHINGS-- artificlal, other than prosthetic 79O.OO etched and printed by hand 765.10 prosthetic articles 700. S7 imported under bond — 862 ,10; 864.70 screw- 6U6.72; 6U6.78 for institutions 85O ,10; 851.10 seed-potato 125.67 nspf 274 ,50; 274.70 for U.S. Government 830.00 ETHANE 475-15 ETHANOLAMINES - - U25.12 FABRIC-- ETHER-ESTERS, polyhydric alcohol Iv82.30-lt6 ; 465.05-10 folding, reeling, or cutting machines Sch 6 Pt 4E ErHER(s)-- 670.50 dibasic-acid, sulfonated or sulfated 465.90 -making machines 670.14-35 fatty acid of animal or vegetable origin 490.90-94 FABRICS-- sulfonated or sulfated 465.55-60 of textile materials-- monohydric alcohol 428.90-96 belting for machinery 358.05-10 polyhydric alcohol U28.3O-I+6 ; 465.05.10 braids — Sch 3 Hdnte 2(f); ETHYL-- 348.00-05; 349.10; 349.30; 703.80-95 acetate 428.58 burnt-out lace Sch 3 Hdnte 2(g) aerylate 428.62 353-10 alcohol-- coated or filled Sch 3 Pt 4C Hdnte 2(a); for beverage purposes 168.30-31 355.05-25; 355-50-356-45 not for beverage purposes 427.88 edgings, insertings, galloons, fringes, chloride 429.26 and other trimmings 357-70 ether 428.90 elastic Sch 3 Pt 4A Hdnte 2(b); methacrylate 428.64 349.20-30 methyl ketone 427.62 hose Sch 3 Pt 6C Hdnte; ETHYLENE 429.50 374-05-65 chlorohydrin 428.22 hose suitable for gases or liquids 357-90-95 dlbromide 1*29.28 knit - — Sch 3 Hdnte 2(d) glycol 428.34 345.10-60 oxide 428.84 artists' canvas 355-50-60 ETHYLENEDLAMINE U25.1U coated or filled, or laminated with ETHYLHYDROCUPREINE - 437.50 rubber or plastics 355-65-80 ETHYLPHENYLHEXAHYDROPYRIMIDINE-l4-,6-DIONE-- 407.4o coated or filled, nspf 356.25-45 EUCALYPTUS-- lace— -- 35I-O5-9O dyeing and tanning preparations 470.20-25 machine clothing (for paper making, oil -- - 452.24 or other machines) 358.24-60 EVAPORATING MACHINERY, industrial, plant, and narrow Sch 3 Pt 4A Hdnte 2(a) laboratory equipment 661.65-70 347.10-75 EXCAVATORS and excavating machinery, for earth, netting 352.10-80 minerals, or ores 664.05 fish 355-35-45 EXCELSIOR, wood 200.25 nonwoven (including felts and bonded EXHIBITION ARTICLES— fabrics) Sch 3 Pt 4C exported for exhibition and return to the Hdnte 2(b); 355-05-25 United States 802.10-30 nspf, Including laminated 359.IO-6O imported under bond 862.10 864.60-75 oilcloths 356.05-10 for institutions 851.5O 852.10-20 ornamented Sch 3 Hdnte 3 property of foreign governments or of pub­ 353-50 lic international organizations for non­ pile - 346.05-65 commercial exhibitions 842.10 for pneumatic tires 357-80 EXPANDED METAL, of base metal 652.80 352.30

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FABRICS--Continued FERRICyANIDE(S)-- of textile materials--Continued potassium 1+20.11+ tracing cloth 356-15 other (classifiable according to cation tucking 357-60 constituent)— - — I+I7.I8-I+23.OO tufted - - 3't6.70-95 FERRITES 535.12 veiling 350.00 FERROALLOYS-- window hollands 356.20 ferrochromium Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(i) woven— 607.30-31 artists' canvas 355-50-60 ferromanganese Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(ii) billiard cloth 357-20 607.35-37 holting cloth- 357-25-35 ferromolybdenum Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(iii) coated or filled, or laminated with 607.1+0 rubber or plastics 355-65-85 ferronickel Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(d) coated or filled, nspf 356-05-U5 607.25 for covering cotton bales 356.50 ferrophosphorus Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(iv) handwoven, for religious institu­ 607.1+5 tions - 850.50 ferrosilicon Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(v) nspf - 320.01-336.15; 336.30-339-00 607.50-53 for padding or interlinings in ferrosilicon chromium Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(vi) apparel 356.80 samples, of wool 385-20 607.55 serges, for religious orders 336.20-25 ferrosilicon manganese Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(vil) for stenciling, in screen printing- 3'?1-^O-k^ 607.57 tapestry and upholstery 357-05-15 ferrosilicon titanium Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(viii) toweling 356-70 607-60 of tinsel wire, lame, bullions, or raetal- ferrosilicon tungsten Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(ix) ized yams, suitable for making Insignia 607-65 or ornamentation for uniforms of U.S. ferrotitanium Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(x) armed forces 7^.10 607-60 of wire - - 6te.25-87 ferrotungsten Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(xi) FANCY OH FIGURED (defined) Sch 3 Pt 3A Hdnte 3; Sch 3 Pt 6A 607.65 Hdnte l(b) ferrovanadium Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(xii) FANS 661.10 607.70 hand — 790.25 ferrozirconium Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(xiii) FARM wagons and carts 666.00 607-75 FASTENERS-- other - 607.80 corrugated 61+6.22 FERROCERIUM and other pyrophoric alloys 755-35 slide 71+5.70-7'+ FERROCYANIDE(S) — snap 71+5.63-67 potassium— ^ 1+20.16 used with screw bolts or studs 61+6.1+2 sodium 1+21.0I+ used with power-actuated hand tools 61+6.15-17 other (classifiable according to cation FATS and fatty substances (see OILS, FATS, AND constituent) I+I7.18-I+23.OO GREASES; ACIDS, fatty, and ALCOHOLS, fatty) FERROELECTRIC ceramic elements 535.12 FEATHERS— FERTILIZERS AND FERTILIZER MATERIALS — I+8O.O5-8O colored, or otherwise processed 7I+8.I+O FERTILIZER SPREADERS 666.00 crude, sorted, or treated Sch 1 Pt I5D Hdnte 1 FESTOONING, of tinsel wire, lame, bullions, or 186.10-15 metal threads 7I+8.I5 dusters 750.35 FIBERS— importation prohibited Sch 1 Pt I5D Hdnte 2 animal hair, nontextile 186.10-55 millinery ornaments, feather trees, flowers, asbestos-— — 518.11-21 and articles nspf 71+8.1+0 for footwear (defined) Sch 7 Pt lA Hdnte 2(g) FEEDS, ANIMAL - - Sch 1 Pt I5C Hdnte 1 glass, nontextile 5I+O.7I 181+.10-75 textile-- FELDSPAR - 522.31; 522.1+1 animal hair, nspf 312.10 FELT-BASE FLOOR COVERINGS Sch 7 Pt 1+B Hdnte 2(d) cotton - 300.10-50 728.15 flax 250.0I+ FELT(S)-- hair (defined) Sch 3 Pt IC Hdnte 1(a) furnishings, nonwoven wool felt 367.20-25 hemp (defined) Sch 3 Pt IB Hdnte l(c) glass fiber — 5'+0.71 250. OI+ hair, and articles of, nspf 790.23 jute (defined) Sch 3 Pt IB Hdnte 1(d) machines used to prepare fibers for hat-making machines 670.33-35 spinning, for use as stuffing, or for machine clothing, nonwoven 358.21+-60 manufacture of nonwoven felts or making and finishing machines 670.33-35 wadding 670.02-06 nonwoven, of textile materials, and man-made 309.1+1-90 articles of, nspf 355-05-25 raw (defined) Sch 3 Pt IB Hdnte 1(b) FENCE-- silk --- - — 308.10-20 pickets, palings, rails, and sections, of vegetable, except cotton 30I+.02-58 wood 200.75 wool and related animal hair 306.00-307.52 post, of base metal 653.02-03 vegetable, nontextile, unspun I92.55-85 FENCING-- FIBRIN 1+93-35 foils - - - 735-20 FIBROUS VEGETABLE MATERIALS, unspun Sch 2 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(d) of wire- — 61+2.35-87 FICIN —- - l+37-'+8 FENNEL, spice I6I.33 FIELD GLASSES - - , 7O8.5I FERMENTED BEVERAGES 167.05-50 FIFES - - _ 725.2I+ FERMENTS 1+37.1+6-^9 FIG PASTE - - 152.50 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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FIGS (see also FRUrrs) - — ll)-7.50-5'^ FISH—Continued FIGURINES-- oils (see also OILS, FATS, AND GREASES)-- ceramic 53''-'31-9T crude or refined 177.02-26 rubber or plastics 773-10 hydrogenated 178.IO FILAMEINT LAMPS 686.30-90 products of American fisheries I80.00-20 FILAMEUTS-- pastes and sauces 113-01 grouped - Sch 3 Pt IE Hdnte 3(e) prepared or preserved, nspf II3.50-60 309.28-35 products of American fisheries 180.00-20 monofilaments Sch 3 Pt IE Hdnte 3(b) roe— --- — — 113.30-40 309.02-06 scales, crude 190.47 plexiform - - Sch 3 Pt IE Hdnte 3(c) scrap, meal, and solubles 184.54-55 309.10 sounds 190.50 of rubber or plastics Sch 7 Pt 12B Hdnte l(c) sticks and similar products 113.20-25 771.20-55 FISHING— FILBERTS (see also NUTS) 1^5.18; 114-5.46 netting and nets 355.35-45 FILES-- tackle and equipment 731.05-60 nail Sch 6 Pt 3E Hdnte 2 61(-9.91 other— - 61(-9.01-07 FILLER TOBACCO 170.2O-1^9 FILLING machinery for bottles or other con­ tainers 662.10-20 FILM-- photographlc-- exposed-- motion picture 'J2k.0'y-10 other (see PHOTOGRAPHS) product of United States, exposed abroad 805.OO not exposed 723.O5-I5 reels and reel cans 722.80 viewers, tltlers, splicers, and editors 722.52-56 waste and scrap 72't-.50 of rubber or plastics Sch 7 Pt 12B Hdnte 1(b) 771.20-55 x-ray, exposed 27'^.'^•5 FILTERING— machinery and apparatus for liquids or gases 661.95 paper - 252.50 cut to size or shape 256.15 FILTER MASSE, of pulp 251.10 FII/TERS-- glass fiber 514-0.71 glass, not optically worked, for lighting or signal purposes 5'4-5.6l photographic 722.614- FINGER COTS, of rubber or plastics 772.te FINISHING MACHINES for textile materials or articles 670.42-43 FIRE ALARMS, electrical 685.70 FIREARMS - Sch 7 Pt 5A Hdnte 2 730.10-81 FIRE BRICK — - 531.21-27 FIRE CLAY 52I.8I-8I4. FIRE— engines 692.15 extinguishers, whether or not charged 662.50 --- — 200.03 FIREWORKS - 755-15 FIRST-AID KITS put up and packaged for retail sale 14-95.20 FISH (see also SHELLFISH)-- in airtight containers 112.01-94 balls, cakes, and puddings II3.05-15 dead, not fit for human consumption 184.55 dried, salted, pickled, smoked, or kippered 111.10-92 eggs, except roe 190.40 fresh, chilled, or frozen 110.10-61 glue - 455.36-38 homogenized condensed 184.55 hooks — 731.05-06 landing nets 731.50 live, for other than human consumption 190.45 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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FITTINGS— FLOOR COVERINGS—Continued douche or enema bag, or hot water bottle, of textile materials—Continued of rubber or plastics 772.U2 "imitation oriental" cotton 360.25 furniture, door, window, blind, stair­ jute 360.36; 361.53 case, luggage, vehicle coachwork, cas­ machine-woven pile (Axminster, ket, cabinet, etc 6U7.00-10 Wilton, Brussels, velvet, tapes­ lubrication 680.57 try, etc.) 360.U5 pipe and tube— tufted ^pre-existing base) including of asbestos and hydraulic cement 518.1*1 hand-hooked 360.65- of aluminum' 6l8.U5-li7 non-pile floor coverings— of copper 6l3.l5-l6 braided, tubular, and similar ceramic, for sewer and drain pipes sewn or bound strip (nonwoven) Sch 5 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(b) types 361.05-15 532.61 coir malting 361.52 of iron or steel 6l0.62-80 hit-and-misa, cotton 361.50 for conduits for electrical other non-pj.le types (Kelim, conductors 688.35 Aubusson, ingrain, druggets, of lead 62li.50-5U etc.)- 361.1*2-1*8; 361.5U-56 of nickel 620.U6 of unspun fibrous vegetable materials— 222.55-57 of tin 622.1*0 other Sch 7 Pt 1*B Hdnte 2(c) of zinc 626.U5 728.05-25 syringe 709.13; 772.1*2 FLOOR COVERING UNDERLAYS of textile or FLAGEOLETS 725.21* other fibrous materials Sch 3 Pt 5A Hdnte 2(b) FLAKES— 361.80-85 aluminum 618.1*0 FLOORING, wood 202.03-31; 202.57-60 copper 6l2.55 FLOOR— lead 621*.1*0-1*2 lamps, of base metal Sch 6 Pt 3F nickel 620.30 polishers, non-industrial, with self- tin 622.35 contained electric motors 683.30 zinc 626.1*0-1*2 tiles— FLARES and other chemical signals 755-20 ceramic 532.21-27 FLASH-LIGHTING APPARATUS, photographic 722.72 concrete 511.31 FLASHLIGHTS 683.70 FLORAL— FLASKS, of base metal, used in packing, trans­ essences and concretes 1*60.05 porting, or marketing of goods 61*0.20-30 waters 1*61.20 FUT GLASS and products thereof 51*1.01-51*1*.61* FLOUNCING, textile Sch 3 Pt 1*B Hdnte 1 FLAT GOODS, small, designed to be carried on FLOUR— the person Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(c) arrowroot, cassava, and sago 132.35 706.0l*-60 fruit 152.00-06 FLATIRONS, electrical 681*. 10-15 grain Sch 1 Pt 7B Hdnte 1 FLAVORING EXTRACTS U50.10-50; 182.1*0 131.10-80 FLAVORS, benzenoid 1*08.05-80 snuff 170.75 FLAX— wood 200.20 straw 192.60 FLOWER(S) (see also ARTIFICIAL) — textile fibers 250.0U; 301*.10-18 cut, fresh, and florist articles made FLAXSEED (linseed) 175.18 therefrom 192.20 FLEXIBLE— cut natural, dried, bleached, colored, film, strips, and sheets, of rubber or etc., and ornamental articles made plastics (except cellulosic plastics)- 771.1*0-1*2 therefrom 71*8.25 metal hose or tubing 652.09 handmade, ceramic 531*.11 FLINT— pyrethrum or insect 1*93.55-56 crude 519.17 waters 1*61.20 in grains, ground, pulverized, or refined 519-37 FLOWMETERS 711.82-83 FLITTERS, metallic 61*1*.98 FLUE DUST, metal bearing Sch 6 Pt 1 Hdnte 2(b) FLOAT GLASS 51*3-11-69 FLUE LININGS, ceramic Sch 5 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(b) FLOATING— 532.61 buoys, beacons, landing stages, coffer­ FLUGELHORNS Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2(a) dams , rafts and other floating struc­ 725.20-22 tures (except vessels) 696.60 FLUORAHTHRENE 1*01.36 docks 696.50 FLUORENE 1*01.38 instruments similar to hydrometers 711.30 FLUORSPAR 522.21-21* FLOCK, of wool and hair 307.30 FLUTES Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2(b) FLOOR COVERINGS— 725.21* of textile materials Sch 3 Pt 5A Hdnte 2(a) FLUXES— 360.05-361.56 glass, frit, calcine 51*0.21-27 chenille, cotton 360.20 mineral, natural 522.31-1*5 coir (pil3 type) (see also 380.95)— 360.35 FOAMED RUBBER OR PLASTICS 770.30-80 hand-knotted pile (Oriental, real FOAM GLASS 51*0.55 Axminster, Savonnerie, etc.) 360.05-l5 FOAMING AGENTS (see SURFACE-ACTIVE AGENTS) FOBS Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(a) 7l*0.05-37 FOIL, base metal 61*1*.02-1*2 FOLDING MACHINES, fabric 670.50 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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FONTS— baptismal, for religious institutions 850.70 holy-water, miniature, of rubber or FUEL— plastics 772 .97 coal, culm, slack, lignite, coke, and FOOD— compositions thereof 521-31 grinders, mixers, sllcers, and choppers, motor Sch h Pt. 10 Hdnte 2(b) non-industrial— li75-25 not powered by electricity 61i9.57 oils, distillate and residual, derived with self-contained electric motors 683-32 from petroleum or shale I475-O5-IO preparing and manufacturing machinery, wood 200.03-06 industrial 666.20-25 FULLER'S EARTH 521.51-51+ FOOTBALL EQUIPMENT 73U.70-72 FULMINATES U85-20 FOOTWEAR 700.05-85 FUMARIC RESINS U05-25 infants' knit Sch 3 Pt 6F FUMES, metal-bearing Sch 6 Pt 1 Hdnte 2(b) lacings 385-75-90 FUR— snows hoes 13h-96 articles, nspf 791.17-19 with skates permanently attached 73ii-90-92 hatters' 186.20 FORCINGS, of iron or steel 608.25; 608.27 removed from the skin, nspf 186.55-60 FQRKS— skins— hand tools 61|8.61-63 carroted 186.20 kitchen or tableware 650.31-U9 raw or dressed 123.00-12 li.80 tuning 726.10 wearing apparel, nspf 791-05-15 of wood 206.U5-1J7 FURFURAL 1+27-52 FORMALDEHYDE, including solutions U27.U8 FURNACES— resins— burners, for liquid fuel, for pulverized benzenold ll05-25 solid fuel, or for gas 661-25 non-benzenoid )4.1i5-50 electric, industrial and laboratory 683-95 FCKMATE(S)— non-electric— nickel lj26.62 central-heating, household, hotel, sodium li26.98 restaurant, or office types 653.1+5-50 other (classifiable according to cation industrial and laboratory 661.30 constituent under "salts of organic FURNISHINGS — acids" ll26.06-)427.28 of rubber or plastics 772.35 and under "esters of acids and mono- of textile materials Sch 3 Pt- 5 hydrlc alcohols") U28 .30-72 FURNITURE— FCRMIC ACID U25.76 designed for sewing machines 672.25 FORMINC MACHINES— fittings and mountings, of base metal 61+7-00-10 plastics, rubber 678.35 glides of base metal 6U6.1+5-1+7 FOSSILS 790.20 handles and knobs, of rubber or plastics 772-80 FOUNTAIN PENS 760.05 hospital, medical, surgical, veterinary, FOXES (see also ANIMAI^) IOO.6O-63 dental, or barber 727-02-Oli FRACTURE APPLIANCES 709.57 nspf Sch 7 Pt liA Hdnte 1 FRAMES— 727-10-55 door, of base metal 652.90-92 FUSEL OIL 1+27.92 luggage, incorporating locks 6U6.90 FUSES— metal, for non-mechanical saws 6U9-27 blasting, mining, etc 755-50 photograph, picture, and similar— discs, mica 516-73 of base metal 652.70-72 electrical 685-90 of wood 206.60 FUSTIC, dyeing and tanning preparations 1+70.10-15 for photographic slides 722.82 window, of base metal 652.90-92 FREIGHT CARS 690.15 FRENCH HORNS Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2(a); 725-20-22 GALLATES (classifiable according to cation FRIEZES, of ceramic tile 532.lil constituent under "salts of organic acids")— 1+26.08-1+27.28 FRINGES, textile 357-70 GALLIC ACID 1+25-78 FROG MEAT (see MEATS) GALLIUM (see also METALS)— FROSTINGS, glass 5140-15 metal 632.21+ FRUIT(S)— GALL NUTS, dyeing and tanning preparations 1+70.30 artificial, and articles made therefrom 7h8.20-21 GALLOONS, textile Sch 3 Pt 1+B Hdnte 1 edible— 357-70 candled, crystallized, or glace' l51i.05-90 GALOSHES Sch 7 Pt lA Hdnte 1 flours, peels, pastes, pulps, jellies, GAMBLER, dyeing and tanning preparations 1+70. ao jams, marmalades, and butters 152.00-153 .32 GAMES and sporting goods 731+-05-735-20 fresh, prepared or preserved II16.10-150.50 GARBANZC6 (see VEGETABLES) flavors, essences, esters, and oils GARLIC (see VEGETABLES) (except distilled or essential) 1;50.10-50 GARMENTS, body-supporting 376.21+-28 juices 165-15-70 GARTERS AND GARTER BELTS 376.OI+-20 nursery stock 125-liO-50 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

472 References to . , References to Tariff Schedules Tariff Schedules GAS~ GLASS—Continued analysi s apparatus 711.86-88 fibers, and articles thereof— compressors 661.12 nontextile 5^0.71 generators, with or without purifiers 660.20-22 textile and related products Sch 3 Pt IE Hdnte 2(c) mantles 755.30 309.28-29; 309.98-99; 338.25-27; 3-17.68-69; 367.59 natural A75.15 flat glass and products thereof— -operated welding, brazing, cutting, and bent, curved, beveled, edged, etc 5^1.11-17 surface-tempering appliance s 67/1.80-90 cast or rolled Sch 5 Pt 3B Hdnte 2(a') reccverers 660.15 colored or special Sch 5 Pt 3B Hdnte 2(c} supply or production meters, and cali­ 5-11.21-31; 5/12.57-98; 5-13.61-69 brating or checking meters therefor 713.05-15 laminated 5-1/1 .-11 GASKETS OF RUBBER OR PLASTICS 773.25 mirrors -— 5^^.51-5^ GASOLINE TORCHES 6^9.31 multiple-glazed units 5-1^.61 GAUGE GLASSES 5^7.21 ordinary Sch 5 Pt 3B Hdnte 2(b') GAUGES 710.80 in rectangles— pressure and level 711.8i groxmd or polished, including GAUZE, of wire 6^2.-^5-87 plate glass and float GEARS and gear boxes 680.i5-';8 glass Sch 5 Pt 3B Hdnte 2(e) GELATIN— 5-13.11-69 articles of, nspf 792.10 not processed 541.01-5A2.98 edible ^55.16-20 ribbon 5a. 01 inedible A55 .^0-/^2 toughened 5-1A.31 photographic /^55.22-2^ windows, painted, colored, or stained 5-1A.64 GEMSTONES— for religious institutions 850.30 articles nspf— foam SAO.55 of imitation 741.50 glassware— of natural 520.51-61 for preparing, serving, or storing of synthetic 520.75 food or beverages 51*6.11-57 imitation 7A1.35 pharmaceutical, hygienic, and natural or synthetic 520.11-75 laboratory 5U7.53-55 GENERATORS— globules and balls, solid 5U0.33-37 electrical household articles, nspf 5U6.11-57 gas, with or without p\u"ifiers 660.20-22 Illuminating articles 51i5.53-67 for use in conjunction with internal- inners for vacuum vessels 51i5.31-37 combustion engines 683.60 insulators, electric 5147.U1-U3 GENTIAN ^35.55 In the mass 52i0.11-13 GEOPHYSICAL INSTRUMENTS 710.0-1-50 mosaic cubes, etc. 51*0.51 GERftHIOL -160.35 optical, not optically worked- Sch 5 Pt 3A Hdnte 2 GERANIUM OIL -152.26 5U0.63-67 GERMANIUM (see also METALS)-- ornaments, Christmas 51i5.81-87 compounds -4.23.00 rods, tubes, and tubing 5UO.U1-U3-5U8.01-03 metal 628.25-30 smokers' articles, nspf- 5U6.11-57 GIFTS from foreign governments 842.-10 waste and scrap— 5U0.1U GIMLETS 651.29-31 GLASSES— GIN 168.35 clock 517.15 GINGER— eye (spectacles)- 708.41-A7 ale 166.20 field 708.51 root (spice) 161.35-37 5-17.21 candied, crystallized, or glace 15^.^0 magnifying 708.85 GIRDERS, of iron and steel 652.93-96 opera 708.51 GIRDLES 376.24-28 protective, including glasses for non- GIRLS' WEARING APPAREL (see WOMEN'S AND GIRLS') corrective spectacles 5A7.15 GLADSTONE BAGS Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a) (i) watch 5-17.11-13 GLASS— GLASSINE PAPER 253.30 art and ornamental articles, nspf 5A6.11-57 GLASS-WORKING MACHINES— articles of, nspf 5A8.01-05 for working glass in the cold 67-1 .-10-/12 balls (see globules) other 678.30-32 blanks for lenses and other optical GLAUBER'S SALT A21.-16 elements 5-iO. 63-67 GLAZES, glass, frit, or calcine 5/10.21-27 building bricks, blocks, tiles, etc 5A0.A1 GLAZIERS' POINTS 616.22 clock, watch, and other protective GLAZING PRODUCTS SIMILAR TO PUTTY /17/1.62 glasses 5A7.11-15 GLIDERS (aircraft) 69-1.20 containers, for packing, transporting, GLIDES, furniture, of base metal 646.45-17 or marketing goods, or for home canning 5/>5 .11-27 GLOBES— crushed, powdered, or flaked (frostings)- 5A0.15 glass 5A5.53 enamels, colors, glazes, and fluxes 5-10.21-27 world 273.30 elements, optical (if opti­ cally worked) Sch 7 Pt 2A Hdntes l(i) and 2 708.01-09 envelopes (Including bulbs and tubes) 5-i7.31-37 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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References to References to Tariff Schedules Tariff Schedules GLOBDLES, glass, spherical 5^0.33-37 GRAPHITE (AND CARBON) and articles of 517.11-91 GLOVES AND GLOVE LININGS Sch 7 Pt IC Hdnts 1; 70^.05-705.90 GRAPNELS 652.03 .boxing and other sports gloves 73^.^5-735.05 GRASS (see also SEEDS")-- GLOW PLUGS, for internal combustion engines 683.60 hooks 648.69 GLUCONIC ACID and its compounds i37.51-52 mowers— GLUE(S)~ lawn 666.10 animal 455 .UO-lfi other 666.00 articles of, nspf 792.10 shears 648.73 casein -i55 •'iU GRASSES (see also ARTIFICIAL) — fish 455.36-38 articles of Sch 2 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(d'); size i55 .U-46 222.36-64 stock ^ 455 .U dried, bleached, colored, etc., and vegetable 455 .30-32 ornamental articles made therefrom 748.30-35 GLYCERINE 428.36-38 GRATES— esters and ethers 428.40 heating or cooking, non-electrical and GLYCEROPHOSPHORIC ACID and its compounds 437.54 non-industrial 653.45-50 GLYOXAL 427.53 mechanical 661.25 GOATS (see also AMIMALS) 100.65 GRAVEL 513.14 GOBELIN TAPESTRY 364.05 GRArY BOATS (see TABLEWARE) GOGGLES 708.43-47 253.30 GOLD (see also METALS)~ GREASES (see also OILS, FATS, AND GREASES) — compounds— enf leurage 460.05 salts of organic acids 427.28 GREEN(S) (pigments') — other 418.80 chrome 473.10 leaf 644.46-52 chromium oxide 473.14 metal 605.20-28; 605.60-70 hydrated chromium oxide 473.16 GOLDBEATERS' MOLDS AMD SKINS 792.20 organic (lakes and toners') 406.70 GOLF— GRENADES 730.93 bags Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a)(ii) GRINDERS, food, non-industrial— equipment 73)4. 7S-77 with self-contained electric motors 683.32 GONGS (see BELLS) not powered by electricity 649.57 GOUGES 651.29-31 GRINDING— GOVERNORS for water engines 660.65 balls, forged steel 680.40 GOVERNMENTAL IMPORTATIONS— machinery, for earth, stone, ores, or foreign governments and public inter­ other minerals in solid form 678.20 national organizations 840.00-842.50 GRIT, iron or steel 6O8.IO U.S. Government 830.00-836.00 GUAIACOL and its derivatives 407.90 GRAFTING KNIVES 649.87-89 GUANIDINE carbonate and nitrate 425 .i<0 GRAFTS— GUAVAS (see also FRUITS) 147.80-?5 human skin and bone 437.76 183.36 GRAIN(S) (see also ARTIFICIAL) — GUMMED PAPER 254.75 cereal— GUMS and gum resins, natural 188.30-38 barley 130.10 GUN(S) — buckwheat 130.15 arms 730.10-83 canary seed 130.20 cases Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a)(ii) corn or maize 130.30-36 powder 485 .40 grain sorghum 130.40 spray 662 .35-50 oats 130.45 wads 730.92 rice 130.50-55 GUT— rye 130.60 articles of, nspf 792.20-22 wheat 130.65-70 cat, whip, and oriental 190.25 dried, bleached, colored, etc., and wormgut 191.10 ornamental articles made therefrom 748.30-35 GYMNASTIC EQUIPMENT 735.20 hulls 134.40 GYPSUM— metal, unwrought Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(a) building board 245 .70 products, milled 131.10-80 cement 512.31-35 screenings, scalpings, chaff, or scourings 184.45-47 crude, ground, or calcined 512.21-24 GRANITE, and articles of 513.61-84 GRAPEFRUIT (see also FRUITS') 147.10-17 H oil 452.28-29 HAARLEM OIL 437.55 GRAPE JUICE 165 .40 HACKSAW( S) 649.11 GRAPES (see also FRUITS") 147.60-78 blades 649.19 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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HADDOCK (see FISH) HAFNIUM (see also METALS) — HARPOON GUNS 730.81 metal 628.35-AO HARPSICHORDS 725 .02 HAIR— HARVESTING MACHINERY 666.00 anlmal (see also WOOL AMD REL'TED ANIMAL HASH, of vegetables, or of vegetables and HAIR) 186 .AO-60 meat or fish 182.10-11 artificial horsehair 309.05-06 HAT(S) Sch 7 Ft IB Hdnte 1(3) clippers— 702.05-703.75 electric 683 .iO braids, nonelastic 703.80-95 non-electric 650.83-85 felt hat-making machines and hat-making curled, whether or not coated with rubber blocks 670.33-35 or plastics, for mattresses or padding— 186./iO HATCHETS 6/48.67 curlers 750.25 HATTERS'— -dressing appliances, electric (dryers, fur 186.20 curlers, etc.) 68A.20; 68/i.50 irons, cast-iron 651.4-5 felt, and articles of, nspf 790.23 HAVERSACKS Sch 7 Ft ID Hdnte 2(a)(i') human and hair, nspf 186.50-60 HAY 184.30 ornaments— forks 648.63 jewelry Seh 7 Ft 6A Hdntes 2(al and 3; knives 648.71 7i0.05-10 mowers 666.00 other 750.20-22 PHONES 684.70 pencils 750.50-60 HEADSTONES, furnished by foreign government -slides (see "ornaments" above) for its war dead buried in United States 842.30 tops, roving, and yarns 312.10 HEADWEAR, including bodies, forms, plateaux, HAKE (see FISH) manchons, and shapes for headwear Sch 7 Ft IB Hdnte 1(a) HALF-TONE PLATES 668.38 702.05-703.75 HALIBUT (see FISH) infants', knit Sch 3 Pt 6F HALOGEKATED— HEARING AIDS 709.50 expoxides A28 .80-88 HEAT— hydrocarbons A29 .20-1*8 -insulating articles, ceramic 531.11-39 insulation, glass fiber 540.71 HALOHYDRINS A28.20-26 meters 711.82-83 HAMMERS 651.21-23 -sensitive papers, for duplicating or percussion 709.10 recording, not exposed 723.35 HANDBAGS, women's and children's Sch 7 Ft ID Hdnte 2(b^ HEATERS— HAND— immersion, electric 684.40 f ans 790.25 water, instantaneous or storage— -hooked floor coverings 360.75 electric 684.40 -inserted or hand-knotted pile floor non-electric 661.65 coverings 360.05-15; 360.75 HEATING— -made lace 351.05-25 apparatus— -made paper 253.05-10 soil- and space-, electric 684.20; 684.40 magnifiers 708.85 household, hotel, restaurant, or needles 651.01-09 hotel, non-electric 653.45-50 styluses 710.78 equipment, induction and dielectric 683.95 tools Sch 6 Ft 3E resistors, electric 684-50 -woven fabrics for religious institutions- 850.50 HEDDLES AMD HEALDS, wire 670.72 HANDKERCHIEFS Sch 3 Ft 6A Hdnte 1(a) HEDGE SHEARS 648.73 370.0/i-92 HELIOTROPIN— HANDLES— derived from camphor oil 460.40 for budding, grafting, and pruning knives- 6/4.9.89 derived from coal tar 408.20 of compression-modified or densified wood, HEMLOCK, dyeing and tanning preparations 470.20-25 for knives, forks, spoons, brooms, mops, HEMOSTATS, absorbable surgical, sterile 495.10 and brushes 203.20 HEMP Sch 3 Ft IB Hdnte l(c") of metal— 250.04; 304.20-26 for kitchen or table knives, forks, HEMFSEED 175 .21 spoons, and ladles 651.60-6A oil, crude or refined (see also OILS, for non-mechanical saws 6^49.27 FATS, AND GREASES) 176.22 for pen or pocket knives 6/i9.85 HENBANE 435 .60 of rubber or plastics, for furniture, HENEQDEN 304.46-48 tools, and other articles 772.80 , dyeing and tanning preparations 470.10-15 for safety razors 650.71-73 HERRING (see FISH) of wood, for knives, forks, spoons, HEWING TOOLS 648.65-67 brooms, mops, and brushes 206.50-5^ HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINE 425 .24 HANDLING MACHINERY 66A.10 HANGARS, of base metal 652.98 HANGING PAPER 252.55 HARDBOARD 2A5 .00-30 articles of Sch 2 Ft 1 Hdnte 1 HARNESS 790.30 dog 790.10 hardware 6^6.97-98 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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References to References to Tariff Schedi£Les Tariff Schedules HEXYL ALCOHOL /t27.9A HOT WATER BOTTLES and fittings therefor, of HIDES AND SKINS, raw or cured (see also )- 120.11-20 rubber or plastics 772.^2 hide cuttings, raw /t55.10 HOUSEHOLD— HINGED TOOLS for holding or splicing wire 6^8.85-89 appliances, electro-thermic 684--10-50 HINGES, of base metal 6ii7.00-10 articles nspf— HIT-AND-MISS RAG FLOOR COVERING 361.50 of glassware 54-6.11-57 HOCKEY EQUIPMENT 73^.80 of metal 653.60-654.20 HOES 6A8.55-57 effects (see EFFECTS) HOGSHEADS (see CONTAINERS) heating or cooking apparatus, non-electric- 653.4-5-50 HOISTS 66A. 10 implements, nspf, of the character of HOLLANDS, window 356.20 hand tools 651.21-55 HOLDERS (see also CONTAINERS AND HOLDERS)~ utensils (see UTENSILS) cigar and cigarette Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(b) ware, of nonbone chinaware or subporcelain- 533.65-77 7A0.05-1C; 756./tO-/t5 HUARACHES Sch 7 Pt lA Hdnte 2(a) lipstick Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(b^ 700.05 7-i0.05-10 HUMAN HAIR 186.50 pen point 760.20 HUNTING KNIVES 650.01-21 used with screws, bolts or studs 6/t6./i2 HYDANTOIN DERIVATIVES 407.45-5C work and tool— HYDRAULIC CEMENT AND CEMENT CLINKER 511.11-14 for machine tools 67/t.50-56 HYDROCARBON (S) 429.50-52 work, magnetic 682.80 halogenated 429.20-48 HOLLOW DRILL STEEL 608.60-62 mixtures 475 .65-70 HONES, hand 519.61 HYDROCHLORIC ACID 416.15 155 .70 HYDROFLUORIC ACID 416.20 HOODS— HYDRDGRAPHIC INSTRUMENTS 710.04-50 headwear Sch 7 Pt IB Hdnte l(a) HYDROIDS, for ornamental use 190.57 lens 722.60 HYDROJET ENGINES 660.75 HOOFS— HYDROLOGICAL INSTRUMENTS 710.04-50 articles of, nspf 792.^0 HYDROMETERS 711.30 crude 190.55 HYDROSULFITE(S) — HOOK NAILS 6/t6.22 mixtures in chief value of 423.84 HOOKS— sodium 421.06 crochet 651.07 zinc 422.74 and eyes 7A5.60 other (classifiable according to cation fish 731.05-06 constituent) I4I7.20-423.00 grass 6^8.69 HYDROXIDE(S) — screw 6A6.72; 6^6.78 aluminum 417.12 HOOPS, wooden 20<1.15 barium 417.74 HOPS 192 .25 iron (pigments!— extract 192 .30 natural 472.40-50; 473.32-40 HORMONES um .56-60 synthetic 473.30 HORN— potassium (caustic potash) 420.18 crude 190.55 sodium (caustic soda) 421.08 articles of, nspf 792.^0 other (classifiable according to cation HORNS (musical instruments') Sch 7 Pt 3 Hdnte 2 constituent) 417.18-423.00 HORSEHAIR, artificial 309.05-C6 HYDROXYCITRONELLAL 46O .45 HORSERADISH (see VEGETABLES) HYGENIC GLASSWARE 547.53-55 HORSE(S) (see also ANIMALS) 100.70-75 HYDROGRAPHS 711.60 shoes 652.40 HYGROMETERS 711.55 HORTICULTURAL— HYPOCHLORITE(S) — hand tools Sch 6 Pt 3E calcium 418.22 implements 666.00 other (classifiable according to cation HOSE— constituent) 417.18-423.00 flexible, metal 652.09 suitable for gases or liquids— I of rubber or plastics 772.65 ICE 522.51 of textile materials 357.90-95 ICE BAGS, of rubber or plastics 772.42 HOSIERY Sch 3 Pt 6C Hdnte 1; 37A.05-65 IGNITION WIRING SETS 688.15 HOSPITAL FURNITURE 727.02-0/t ILLUMINATING ARTICLES— HOTEL— base metal 653.30-40 heating or cooking apparatus, non-electric, glass, not optically worked 545.53-67 axid parts, of base metal 653.A5-50 ILMENITE AND ILMENITE SAND 601.51 ware, of nonbone chinaware or of sub- porcelain 533.51 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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INTERCHANGEABLE TOOLS for hand tools or for IMinAZOLIlJE DERIVATIVES 40?. 55-70 machine tools Sch 6 Pt 3E Hdnte 3; 649.41-49 DUDES - - l|25.2lt INTERLININGS, for wearing apparel 356.80 IMITATION— INTERNAL FIXATION DEVICES AND APPLIANCES 709.56 gemstones Jkl. 35 IODIDE(S) — articles of, nspf jit-LSO copper 418.70-72 mineral vaters 166.10 potassium 420.20 oriental floor covering 36O.25 other (classifiable according to cation , Including glasslne 253-30 constituent 4l7.18-423.00 patent leather 771.40 and vinder "other halogenated pearls and pearl 'beads 714-1.10 hydrocarbons") 429.48 IMPLEME2WS-- IODINE— agricultural and hortlcultuoral 666.00 compounds (see also IODIDE(S) classifi­ hand tools Sch 6 Pt 3E able according to cation con- 417.18-423.00 IHCENSE - 790. 35-37 stituent INDENE— tol.l)-0 and under "other halogenated IKDIA and 'bi'ble paper 252.59-63; 2^k.k0-hk hydrocarbons") 420.48 INDICATOR PANELS, electrical 685.70 element U15.25-27 IHDIGO— lONONE— — 460.50 natural l)-06.60 IPECAC 435.05-10 synthetic ko6.dk IRIDIUM (see also METALS) — INDIUM (see also METALS)— compoundti 423.00 metal 628.1;5-50 metal — 605.02-08; 605.6O-7O INDOLE- — l401.1v2 IRON or steel (see also METALS)— IND03CYL AND INDOXYL COMPOUNDS U06.6O iron compounds— INDUCTION HEATING EQUIPMENT, electric — 683.95 ferricyanide and ferrocyanide blues- 437.28 INDUCTORS 682.60 oxides or hydroxides— INDUSTRIAL— natural 472.40-50; 473.32-40 chemical ware, ceramic 535.21-27 synthetic 473.30 furnaces and ovens— salts of organic acids 427.28 electric 683.95 other 418.90-94 non-electric 66I. 30 iron ore 601.24 machinery for preparing and manufac­ IRONING MACHINES 670.42-43 turing food and drinli. 666.20-25 IRONS— INFANTS' WEARING APPAREL Sch 3 Pt 6 Hdnte 2(a),- hatters' and tailors', cast-iron 651.45 382.03-87 waffle, electric 684.20 INFLATABLE ARTICLES nspf, of rubber or ISINGLASS 455.06 plastics 772.75 ISOCYAHATES - - k25.52 INFRA-RED LAMPS 686.kO ISOPROPYL ETHER— — 428.92 INGOT(S) — ISOTOPES— iron or steel Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(a) j non-radioactive and their compounds 494.52 608.15-18 radioactive 494.50 metal, unwrought Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(a) ISTLE— 192.65-70 molds, metallurgical 674.10 IVORY— synthetic optical crystal 54o.6l articles nspf 792.60 INITIALS, textile (see MDTIFS) tusks, crude I9O.6O INK(S)— - — 474.22-26 powders 405.10; 474.20 INKERS, GLASS, for vacuum flasks and JACKS — 664.10 containers 545.31-37 JACQUARD CARDS- 670.56 INORGANIC ACIDS 4l6.05-45 JALAP- 435.05-10 INORGANIC CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS Sch 4 Pt 2 Hdntes 1 and 2; — 494.14 Sch 4 Pt 2C Hdnte 1; 417.10-423.00 JET, and articles of 513.91-94 mixtures of 2 or more 423.8O-96 JET-PROJECTING MACHINES- 662.35-50 INSECT FLOWERS 493-55-56 JEWELERS' — INSEBTINGS, textile Sch 3 Pt 4B Hdnte 1; balances 711.04 357.70 piercing saws, non-mechanical 649.11 INSIGNIA, textile (see also MOTIFS)— 748.12 blades 649.21 INSTRUMENTS (see name of specific kind). JEWELRY AND RELATED ARTICLES 740.05-80 INSULATION— JEWELS, unset, suitable for use for of compressed cork 220.30-3I antifriction purposes 720.60 of glass fibers 540.71 JOINT BARS, steel Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(L): 610.25-26 of mineral wool 522.81 JOINTS, universal 680.54 INSULATORS, electrical- JOSS STICKS 790.35 ceramic 535.11-14 JUICE— glass 547.41-43 extractors, non-industrial— rubber or plastic 773.30 with self-contained electric INTANGIBLES, not subject to provisions of motors 683.32 tariff schedules Gen Hdnte 5 not powered by electricity 649.57 INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES 660.4o-54 JUICES-- electrical starting and ignition cltrus, fit for beverage purposes 165.25-35 equipment for 683.60 c'ltrus, unfit for beverage purposes 192.15 generators and cut-outs for use there­ clam 114.50 with ' — 683.60 fruit— —- - 165.15-70 oyster 114.55 vegetable 166.30 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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JUNCTION BOXES, electrical— 685.90 JUTE, including jute butts Sch 3 Ft IB Hcliite l(d); 30I+. 32-36 LABELLING machinery for bottles or other K containers 662.10-20 KAOLIN 521 Al LABELS— KAPOK— of paper, printed - 27U.23-35 fiber 30lt. 38-to of textile materials (see also MOTIFS)— 385.6O-63 oil, crude or refined (see also OILS, LABORATORY— FATS, AND GREASES) I76.2U furnaces and ovens-- seed 175-2U electric--- - 683.95 KERNELS-- non-electric 661.30 aprlcot and peach I75.O3 ware-- palm-nut 175-27 ceramic 535.21-27 KEROSENE — '<-75- 30 glass - Sch 5 Pt 3C Hdnte 2 cooking and heating apparatus 653^5 547-53-55 mantles 755-30 LACE-MAKING MACHINES - 670.22-23 torches 6hS. 3I LACE OR NET-- KETONES — 14-27.60-64 articles, wholly or almost wholly of, or KEY(S) — ornamented with Sch 3 Hdntes 2(h) chains Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(a) 740.05-37 and 3(a)(ill) lock — 646.92 bedding- - — 363-01-25 KIESERITE— body-supporting garments (corsets, calcined- 480.80 girdles, brassieres, etc.) 376.24 not calcined 419.36 fabrics, in the piece 35P.0O-353.50 KTRSCHWASSER I68.25 furnishings, nspf 365.OO-85 KITBAGS— Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a)(i) gloves and mittens 704.05-35 KITCHEN-- handkerchiefs 370.04-20 appliances, electro-thermic 684.20-50 hosiery 374.05-35 articles, nspf, of glassware 546.51-59 mufflers, scarves, and shawls 372.10 articles, nspf, of metal 653.6O-654.20 neckties 373.05 forks 650. 3I-U9 underwear 378.05 implements nspf 651.29-55 veils 372.05 knives — 650.05-21 wearing apparel, nspf— spoons and ladles 65O.5I-57 men's and boys' 38O.O3 KITES - 694.30 women's, girls', and infants'- 382.03 toy - 737-90 bumt-out lace Sch 3 Hdnte 2(g); KNAPSACKS Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a)(i) 353-10 KNIT— in motifs (see MOTIFS) fabrics — 345-10-60 in the piece— textiles (defined) Sch 3 Hdnte 2(d) bumt-out lace 353-10 KNITTING MACHINES :— 67O.I6-2O lace— — 350.00-351.90 KNIVES— netting— — 352. IO-8O budding, grafting, and pruning 649.87-89 LACINGS-- com (hand tool) 648.69 leather — 791.50 com or cuticle (manicure or pedicure)— 649-91 of textile materials--- — 385.75-90 hay (hand tool) 648-71 LACROSSE STICKS - 735-17 nspf - 650.01-21 LACS 188.10 pen, pocket, and other knives with LACTATES (classifiable according to cation folding or other than fixed blades 649.71-85 constituent under "Salts of organic acids"- 426.10-427.28 for power or hand tools 649.65-67 and under "esters of acids and of KNOBS, of rubber or plastics, for furniture, monohydrlc alcohols") 428.72 tools, etc. 772.80 LACTIC ACID— 425.78 KRYOLITH 521.91 LACTONES— - 429.10-12 LACTOSE - - 493.65 LADDER TAPES, cotton — - 385.40 LADLES, table and kitchen 65O.5I-57 LAKES, color 4o6.70 LAMB(S) (See ANIMALS AND MEATS) TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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LAME 71+8.05 LEMONADE 166.20 festooning and Christmas tree decorations LEMON(S) (see also FRDIT) lli7.20 of 7li8.15 juice— textile articles ornamented with Sch 3 Hdnte 3(a)(i) concentrated 165.35 woven fabrics and ribbons of 7U8.10 not concentrated 165.30 LAMINATED— oil 1+52.31+ fabrics— LEMONGRASS OIL 1+52.36 woven or knit, with sheet rubber or LENS — plastics 355.65-80 blanks 51+0.63-65 nspf ; 359.10-60 caps and hoods 722.60 flat glass 5Ui*.ia LENSES — plastics- Sch 7 Pt 12A Hdnte 2 glass, not optically worked— 770.05-10 for lighting or signal purposes 51+5.61 LAMP(S) — reflecting, used as or with signs or arc 687.20 signals 51+5.63 -bases— ophthalmic 708.01 of ceramic ware 53i+. 21-97 optical— of glass mounted Sch 7 Pt 2A Hdnte 3; discharge 687.10 708.21-23 filament 686.30-90 not mounted Sch 7 Pt 2A Hdntes l(i) and 2 incandescent, operated by gas, or by com­ 708.01-03 pressed air and kerosene or gasoline 653.30 LENTILS (see VEGETABLES) portable, with self-contained electrical LETTERING PENS used by draftsmen 710.76. source 683.70-80 LETTERS, of base metal 652.75 sockets, electrical 685.90 LETTUCE (see VEGETABLES) LAMPBLACK 1+73.06 LEUCO-COMPOUNDS 1+06.60 UNDING STAGES, floating 696.60 LEVEL GAUGES 711.8lt LARCH, dyeing and tanning preparation 1+70.20-25 LEVELLING MACHINERY, for earth, minerals, LARD 177.50 or ores 661+.05 substitutes 178.10 LEVULOSE li93.66 , wood 200.65 LICHENS, dried, bleached, colored, etc., and LATTICE MASTS, of base metal 652.91+-98 ornamental articles made therefrom 71+8.30-35 LAUDAmiM 1+37.71+ LICORICE— LAUMDRI MACHINES 670.i+0-li3 extract 192.1+5 LAimEL (BAY) LEAVES 161.39-1+1 root 192. i(0 LAVENDER AND SPIKE LAVHSDER OILS 1+52.32 LIFEBOATS Gen Hdnte 5(e); 696.05-1+0 LAWN-TENNIS EQUIPMENT 731+. 85-88 LIFEBOATS AND LIFE-SAVING APPARATUS, for LEAD— institution established to encourage saving compounds— of human life 853.10 linoleate 1+90.1+2 LIFTING— salts of organic acids 1+26.36-1+1+ heads, electro-magnetic 682.90 tetraethyl 1+29.70 machinery 661+. 10 other l;19.00-0li LIFT VANS— dross 603.25 of base metal 61+0.20; 61+0.30 foil 6i|l;.17-18; 61+1+.28 of wood 20t+.30 ore 601.66; 602.10 LICaiTERS, cigar and cigarette 756.02-15 pigments ii73.1+li-62; 1+73.90 LIGHTNING ARRESTERS 685.90 LEADED ZINC OXIDES : 1+73.1+6-50 LIGHT— LEADS, pencil 760.50-58 meters, photographic 722.75 LEAF— oil Ij01.l4l+ aluminum 61+l;.6ii.-76 -reflecting sheets, tapes, etc 790.50 copper 6U1+. 80-92 LIGNALOE OR BOIS DE ROSE OIL 1+52.1+0 gold 61+1+.1+6-52 LIGNITE (coal) 521.31 palm, articles of Sch 2 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(d) LIME (mineral) 512.11-11+ platinum- .— 61+1+.60 chlorinated lil8.2li silver 61+1+.56 citrate 1+26.12 LEASHES, dog 790.10 nitrogen Ij80.l5 LEATHER— LIME(S) (see also FRUITS) lU7.22-27 articles of, nspf 791.80-90 juice 165.25 bags, baskets, boxes, and cases nspf- 791.65 oil 1+52.38 belts (apparel) 791.60-61 LIMESTONE, and articles of 5ll+.11-1+1+ book— chips 513.3I+ bindings 791.1+5 crude, broken, or crushed, to be used in covers 791.1+8 manufacture of fertilizer lt80.05 forms for conversion into belting 791.30 LINALIL ACETATE h60.S$ forms for conversion into footwear 791.20-25 LINE, fishing, put iip and packaged for in the rough or finished 121.10-65 retail sale 731.1+0-1+1+ leatherboard 791.57 LINENS Sch 3 Pt 5C Hdnte 1 shoe laces 791.50 LINE-THROWING GUNS 730.81 straps and strops 791.51+ LININGS— wearing apparel, nspf 791.70-75 flue, ceramic Sch 5 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(b); welting 791.35 532.61 LEAVERS LACE— LINOLEATES 1+90.1+0-1+2 in the piece 351.30-1+6 LINOLEUM Sch 7 Pt 1+B Hdnte 2(a); furnishings 365.20-31 728.05-10 LEAVES for springs, of base metal 652.87 LINOTIPE MACHINES 668.25 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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LINSEED (FLAXSEED) 175.18 LUMINESCEHT LAMPS 687.30 oil (see also OILS, FATS, AHD GKEASES) 176.26 LUMPS, metal,unwrought Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(a) LINTERS, COTTON 300.30 LUPINES (see VEGETABLES) LIPSTICK Sch U Pt 7B Hdnte 1; LUPULIN 192.35 It6l.li0-li5 LUTIDIHES 1+01.1(6 holders Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(b); 7l;0.05-10 M LIQUERS 168.25 MACARONI 182.35-36 LIQUID(S) — MACE, spice 161.1+3-1+9 elevators (buckets, chain, screw, band, MACHETES 61+8.65 and similar types) 660.90 MACHINE TOOLS Sch 6 Pt 1+F Hdnte 1; 671+.30-56 for polishing and cleaning 1+93.10 interchangeable tools for Sch 6 Pt 3E Hdnte 3; 61+9.1+3-1+9 supply or production meters, and cali­ MACHINES, MACHINERY, APPARATUS, APPLIANCES, brating or checking meters therefor 713.05-15 EQUIPMENT, INSTRUMENTS, PLANT— LITERATURE — accounting machines 676.15 periodicals devoted to current literature— 270.65 adding machines 676.23 tourists 270.70 addressing machines 676.10 LITHARGE U73.52 aerosol therapy,•or similar apparatus 709.1+5 leady 1;73.58 agglomerating machinery for solid mineral LITHITM U15.3O fuels, ceramic paste, etc., in powder compounds— or paste form 678.20 salts of organic acids 1+26.1;6 agricultural or horticultural machinery, stearate ii90.30 and implements nspf 666.00 other kl9.10 air-conditioning machines 661.20 LITHOGRAPHS — analyzing (see "measuring" below) drawn and printed by hand 765.10 artificial respiration, or similar imported under bond 862.10; 86U.70 apparatus 709.1+5 for institutions 851.10; 851.10 assembling machines for electric filament nspf 27it.50-70 and discharge lamps and electronic LITHOPONE (pigment) Ii73.72-7U tubes 678.30-32 LITMUS, dyeing and tanning preparations 1|.70.05 astronomical instruments 708.57 LOADING MACHINERY 66U.10 athletic equipment Sch 7 Pt 5D LOCKERS (luggage) Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a)(i) automatically-controlling (see "measuring" LOCK(S) — below) cabinet 61*6.86-89 balancing machines ' 710.80 -gates, of base metal 652.98 beverage aerating machinery 662.20 keys 61+6.92 bonded fabrics 670.33-35 61+6.90 and book-sewing machinery 668.10 padlocks 61+6.80-85 boring machinery for earths, minerals, LOCOMOTIVES, rail 690.05 or ores 66I+.05 LOGS AND TIMBER— brazing— rough, split, hewn, or roughly sided or electrical machines and apparatus 683.95 squared- 200.35 breathing appliances 709.1+5 ships' logs 710.20-21; 712.10-12 calculating machines 676.20-25 LOGWOOD, dyeing and tanning preparations l+7O.10rl5 calendering (see "rolling" below) LORGNETTES 708.1a capsuling (see "container-capsuling" below) LOTIONS, cosmetic 1+61.1+0-1+5 casting machines, used in metallurgy and LOUDSPEAKERS 661+. 70 metal foundries 671+.10 LOUPES 708.85 checking (see "measuring" below) binocular, for eye examination 709.03 check-writing machines 676.12 LUBRICATING OILS AND GREASES 1+75.1+5-60 cigar or cigarette making 678.1+5 LUBRICATION FITTINGS 680.57 cleaning machinery— LUGGAGE Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a); for bottles or other containers 662.20 706.06-60 for textile materials and articles 670.1+0-1+3 fittings and moimting, of base metal 61+7.00-10 closing (see "container-closing" below) frames incorporating locks 61+6.90 container-filling, -closing, -sealing, locks 61+6.90 -capsuling, or -labelling machinery 662.10-20 202.03-51+ computing machines 676.15 drilled or treated Sch 2 Pt IB Hdnte 2(d); + Hdnte 1+; cordage machines 670.90 202.52; 202.51+ counting machines, weight-operated 662.30 rough, dressed, or worked Sch 2 Pt IB Hdnte 2(a) crushing machinery for earth, stone, ores, hardwood Sch 2 Pt IB Hdnte 2(c); etc., in solid form 678.20 202.36-1+3 softwood Sch 2 Pt IB Hdnte 2(b); 202.03-31 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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MACHINES, etc.—Continued MACHISES, etc.—Continued cutting— horticultural machinery, and iirplements appliances, gas-operated 67ii.80-90 nspf 666.00 machines, for fabrics 670.50 hydrographic and hydrological instruments— 710.0l*-50 machines and apparatus, electric, ignition equipment for internal-combustion similar to brazing, soldering, and engines 683.60 soldering machines and apparatus 683.95 induction equipment, electric 683.95 data-processing machines 676.15 ironing machines 670.1*2 dating machines 676.12 jet-projecting machines 662.35-50 dental instruments and apparatus 709.01-25 knitting 670.16-20 detecting (see "measuring" below) labeling (see "container-labeling" above) dictation recording and transcribing laii^i (electric) assembling machines 678.30-32 machines 685.1iO-U2 laundry machinery 670.1*0-1(3 diffraction apparatus 708.78 leveling machinery for earth, minerals, dish washing machines 662.20 or ores 661*.05 dispersing appliances, mechanical, for lifting machinery 661*.10 liquids or powders 662.35-50 linotype machines 668.25 distilling (see "heat-treatment" below) loading or unloading machinery 661*.10 drafting machines 710.80 machines nspf 678.50 drawing instruments 710.60-80 machine tools Sch 6 Pt 1*F Hdnte 1; drink preparing and manufacturing 671*. 30-56 machinery, industrial 666.25 marking-out instruments 710.60-80 dry-cleaning machines 670.lil massage apparatus 709.1*0 drying machinery (see also "heat-treatment" mathematical calculating instruments 710.60-61 below)— measuring, checking, analyzing, auto­ for bottles or other containers 662.20 matically-controlling, or detecting for textile materials or articles 670.Ii3 instiTiments, apparatus, appliances, or electrical apparatus for making, breaking, machines— or protecting electrical circuits, or checking machines, weight operated 662.30 making connections therein or thereto 685.90 electrical instruments or electro-mechanical appliances, non- apparatus Sch 7 Pt 2D Hdnte 2; industrial, with self-contained electric 712.05-50 motors 683.30-32 non-electrical instruments or electro-medical apparatus 709.15-17 apparatus— electro-thermic kitchen and household for measuring or checking viscosity, appliances 681j..lO-SO expansion, surface tension, or evaporating (see "heat-treatment" below) similar properties, or quantities excavating or extracting machinery, for of heat, light, or sound 711.86-88 earth, minerals or ores 66li.05 for measuring, checking, or auto­ felt making or finishing machines, matically-controlling flow, depth, including felt-hat making machines 670.33-35 pressure, or other variables of filling (see "container-filling" above) liquids or gases, or for auto­ filtering machinery, for liquids or gases— 661.95 matically-controlling terpera- floating instruments similar to ture 711.82-81* hydrometers 711.30 for measuring or checking, nspf 710.80 food and drink preparing and manufacturing for physical or chemical analysis— 711.86-88 machinery 666.20-25 optical measuring or checking instru­ foundry sand-mold forming machines 678.20 ments or appliances, nspf 710.86-90 fracture appliances 709.57 time apparatus 715.1*0-53 game equipment Sch 7 Pt 5D meohano-therapy appliances 709.1*0 gas-operated appliances 671*.80-90 medical instruments and apparatus 709.01-27 geophysical instruments 710.0li-50 meteorological instruments 710.0l*-50 glass-working machines 67U.liO-U2; 678.30-32 mixing machinery for earth, stone, ores, grinding machinery for earth, stone, ores, etc., in solid form 678.20 etc., in solid form 678.20 molding machinery for solid mineral fuels, gymnastic equipment Sch 7 Pt 5D ceramic paste, etc., in powder or paste hair dressing appliances, electric 681;.20;682t.50 form 678.20 handling machinery 661*.10 molding or otherwise forming rubber or heating apparatus, appliances, and plastic articles 678.35 equipment— musical instruments 725.02-52 electric induction and dielectric 683.95 navigational instruments 710.0l*-l*6 nonelectric 653.1*5-50 non-woven fabrics Including bonded fabrics, water, soil, space (electric) 681*.20-50 making and finishing 670.33-35 heat-treatment industrial machinery, plant, numbering machines 676.12 and laboratory equipment for treating office machines Soh 6 Pt 1*G Hdnte 2(a); materials by a process involving a change 676.05-52 in teiiperature (such as heating, cooking, optical appliances and instruments— roasting, distilling, rectifying, steri­ measuring or checking, nspf 710.86-90 lizing, pasteiirizing, steaming, drying, not specially provided for 708.85-93 evaporating, vaporizing, condensing, or orthopedic appliances 709.57 cooling) 661.70 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

481 References to References to Tariff Sohediiles Tariff Schedules mCHBIES, etc.—Continued MACHINES, etc.—Continued oxygen therapy, ozone therapy, or similar ticket-issuing machines, incorporating a apparatus 109.hS calculating mechanism 676.25 packing machinery 662.10-20 time apparatus (see "measuring" above) paper, paperboard, or pulp making, process­ tobacco leaf cutting and stripping 678.U5 ing, or finishing machines, and machines tools, machine (see MACHINE TOOLS) for making them up into articles 668.00-07 tube (electronic) assembling machines 678.30-32 pasteurizing (see "heat-treatment" above) typesetting machines 668.25 photogrammetrlcal surveying instruments 710.OU unloading machinery 66lt.lO photographic— vending machines, automatic 678.UO flash-lighting apparatus 722.72 veterinary Instruments and apparatus 709.01-27 motion-picture film processing and washing machines— printing equipment 722.96 dish 662.20 still-picture photofinishing equipment- 722.86-9li for earth, stone, ores, etc., in solid playground equipment Sch 7 Pt 5D form 678.20 postage-franking machines, incorporating a for textile materials or articles 670.1;0; 670.1;3 calculating mechanism 676.25 weighing machinery (see also BALANCES) printing machinery 668.15-20 (SCALES) 662.25-30 projecting appliances, mechanical, for welding— liquids or powders 662.35-50 appliances, gas operated 67U.80-90 puri:^ng machinery, for liquids or gases 661.95 machines and apparatus, electric 683.90 radar apparatus 685.60 wrapping machinery 662.10-20 radiation detecting (see "measuring" above) x-rays, apparatus based on the use of 709.61-63 radioactive substances, apparatus based on MACKEREL (see FISH) the use of radiations from 709.66; 851;.10 MADDER, dyeing and tanning preparations 1;70.10-15 radiobroadcasting apparatus, and radiotele- MAGIC TRICKS 737.65 graphlc and radiotelephonic transmission MAGNESIA— and reception apparatus 685.22 carbonate of, articles nspf 523.51 radio navigational aid and radio remote refractory 531.01-01; control apparatus 685.60 MAGNESITE— rectifying apparatus, electric (see also bricks 531.21; "heat-treatment" above) 682.60 crude, and caustic calcined 522.61-61; refrigerating equipment 661.35 dead-burned, and fused 531.01-Oi; roasting (see "heat-treatment" above) MAGNESIUM (see also METALS) — rolling and calendering machines— conjjounds— calendering and similar rolling 66l.l|.0-55 salts of organic acids 1;27.28 rolling mills, metal 67U.20 other 1;19.20-38 sand-blasting machines 662.1^0 metal 628.55-59 screening, separating, or sorting machinery MAGNETIC— for earth, stone, ores, etc., in solid chucks, clamps, vises, and similar work form 678.20 holders 682.70-90 sealing (see "container-sealing" above) recording media, not recorded 721;.1;5 sewing machines 672.05-25 recordings 721;.20; 72l;.35-l;0 shaping machinery for mineral fuels, MAGNETOS AND MAGNETO-GENERATORS for inter­ ceramic pastes, etc., in powder or paste nal-combustion engines 683.60 form 678.20 MAGNETS— shoe machinery 678.10 ceramic 535.ll; signalling apparatus, sound or visual 685.70 electro 682.90 soldering machines and apparatus 683.95 permanent 682.70 special machines for the use or benefit of MAGNIFHNG GLASSES 708.85 the blind 826.20 . MAH-JONG 73I1.I5 sports equipment Sch 7 Pt 5 MAIL CARS, railroad 690.15 spraying appliances, mechanical, for MALEIC ANHyDRIDE IffiSINS 1;05.25 liquids or powders 662.35-50 MALT 132.15-20 starting and ignition equipment for extract 132.25-30 internal-combustion engines 683.60 MAMEYES COLORADOS (see also FRUITS) ll;6.80-8l steam-blasting machines 662.50 MANGANESE (see also METALS) — steam-generating boilers, auxiliary plants conpounds— for 660.15 salts of organic acids 1;26.52-51; steaming and sterilizing (see "heat- other la? •hO-hk treatment" above) copper (alloy) Sch 6 Pt 2C Hdnte 2(b)(i) strength-determining machines and appli­ 612.17 ances for articles or materials under ferrosllicon (alloy) Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(vli) compression, tension, torsion, or 607.57 shearing stress • 711.25 metal 632.32 surface-tenperlng appliances, gas operated- 671+.80-90 ore 601.27 surgical instruments and apparatus 709.01-27 MANGLES 670.i;2 surveying instruments 710.0U-U2 MANGOES (see also FRUITS) lU7.90-91 telegraph and telephone apparatus and MANGROVE, dyeing and tanning preparations U70.50-55 instruments, electrical 68li.62-61; MANICURE— television transmission and reception inplements 61(9.91 apparatus 685.20 sets 651.11-13 textile machines 670.00-71; for institutions, solely for the instruction of students 851.1;0 therapy apparatus and appliances 709.1;0; 709.1i5 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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MAH-MADE FIBERS (cellulosic (, acetate, MATTES, metal-bearing Sch 6 Pt 1 Hdnte 2(b) etc.) and noncellulosic (azlon, nylon, MATTING (see FLOOR COVERINGS) nytril, olefin, saran, spandex, vinal, MATTOCKS 6U8.53 vinyon, etc.)) Soh 3 Pt IE Hdnte 2 MATTRESS(ES) 727.80 fibers Sch 3 Ft IE Hdnte 3(f) covers and pads, of textile materials— not processed 309.U1-50 Soh 3 Ft SB Hdntel(a) processed 309.80-90 MEAL— filaments Sch 3 Pt IE Hdnte 3(a) bone U80.U0 grouped Sch 3 PtlE Hdnte 3(e) fish and whale 18)4.55 309.28-35 grain Sch 1 Pt 7B Hdnte 1 monofilaments Sch 3 Pt IE Hdnte 3(b) MEAT— 309.02-06 extract, including fluid 107.80 plexiform Sch 3 Ft IE Hdnte 3(c) offal, edible 106.80-85; 107.70-75 309.10 not fit for human consumption, includ­ strips Sch 3 Pt IE Hdnte 3(d) ing offal l8h.55; I8U.60-65 309.20-2S MEATS, fresh, chilled, frozen, prepared, or grouped Sch 3 Pt IE Hdnte 3(e) preserved— 309.28-35 beef 106.10; IO7.UO-6O waste and advanced waste 309.60-75 bird 105.10-8U yarns 309.98-310.91 deer (except reindeer) 106.50; 107.70-75 MANNA U35.05-10 frog 106.60; 107.65-66 MANTELS, of ceramic tile 532.Ul game animal 106.50-55; 107.70-75 MANTLES, alcohol, gas, kerosene, etc 755.30 horses, for human consumption (see MANURES U8O.IO MEAT) 106.65 MANUSCRIPTS 273.60 lamb 106.30; 107.70-75 MAPS— mutton 106.20; 107.70-75 for institutions 850.10; 851.10 pork 106.UO; 107.30-36 printed 273.35-UO sausages 107.10-25 for U.S. Government 83O.OO other (except offals) 106.70-75; 107.70-75 HARBLE, and articles of 5lU.51-81 MECHANICAL— MARBLES, glass 5U0.33-37 appliances for preparing or serving food MARCASITES— or drink, non-industrial, not electric­ articles of, nspf 520.61 ally powered 61*9.57 crude 520.11 ash dischargers, grates, stokers, etc— 661.25 cut, but not set 520.37 chairs, with elevating, rotating, or MARINE-ANIMAL OILS— reclining movements, for dentists, crude or refined 177.02-UO barbers, etc ^- 727.02-OU halogenated, nitrated, or vulcanized li90.05 pencil(s) 760.10-12 hydrogenated 178.10 actions 760.38 sulfonated or sulfated U65.80 shovels 66U.05 MARINE GLUE PITCH i;93.1i6 MECHANO-THERAPI APPLIANCES 709.1+0 MARJORAM, spice I61.51-53 MECHLIN (or MALINES), NETTING 352.UO MARKING-OUT INSTRUMENTS 710.60-80 MEDALS— MARKING PENS 760.l5 bestowed by foreign countries or citi­ MARRONS, prepared or preserved and glacei—- lU5.01jlli5.02;l5U.10 zens thereof 813.15; 827.00 MARSHMALLOW OR ALTHEA U35.05-10 jewelry Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(a)j MASSAGE APPARATUS 709.1*0 7U0.05-37 MASTER ALLOTS Sch 6 Pt 20 Hdnte 2(b) religious 7U0.55-60 612.15-20 MEDICAL— MASTER RECORDS 72li.30 furniture 727.02-OU MASTS, lattice, of base metal 652.914-98 instruments and apparatus 709.01-27 MATCHES 755.05-10 MEDICINAL(S) — white phosphorus, importation, prohib­ bath salts U61.05-10 ited Sch 7 Pt 9A Hdnte 1 drugs— MATEl- 160.60-65 benzenoid Sch k Pt IC Hdnte 5; MATHEMATICAL CALCUUTING INSTRUMENTS 710.60-61 U07.O2-9O MATS (see also FLOOR COVERINGS) — nonbenzenoid Sch U Pt 3 Hdnte 2 of glass fiber, nontextile 5U0.71 U35.05-UUO.00 of mineral wool 522.81 mineral oil, medicinal grade U75.UO of rubber or plastics (furnishings) 772.35 soap and soap powder U66.25 of textile materials— wadding, gauze, bandages, etc, impreg­ furnishings Sch 3 Pt 5C Hdnte 1 nated with U95.05 pile, of coir 385.95 MEERSCHAUM, crude 522.71 MELAMINE RESINS UU5.35 MELONS (see also FRUITS) IU6.10-36 MEN'S JiND BOYS' WEARING APPAREL (see also WEARING APPAREL Sch 3 Pt 6 Hdnte 2(b); 380.03-90 MENTHOL U37.6U TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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484 References to References to Tariff Schedules Tariff Schedules MONOGRAMS (see also MOTIFS)-- MIXTURES (see also CCMMINGLING)~Conl-,inued with a light-reflecting surface 790.50 of confections (chocolate, candy, glace' pressure-sensitive 790.50-55 fruits, etc.)- Sch 1 Pt IOC MONOSCDIUM GLTJTAMATE U25.30j U93.1+2 Hdnte 1 MONTAN WAX U91+.20 feeds and feed ingredients I81i.70 MOP CLOTHS 385.25-30 of fruit juices 165.65-70 MORTARS, refractory and heat-insulating 531.11 of fruits, prepared or preserved 150.00-01 MOSAIC(S) — of grain products, milled 131.85-90 cubes, etc., of glass 51+0.51 of nuts, edible lli5.90 original 765.20 of oils, fats, and greases 178.25-30 for religious institutions 850.70 of 162.15 tile, ceramic 532.21 of tobaccos, wrapper and filler MOSS, 192.50 Sch 1 Pt 13 Hdnte 2; 170.10-1+9 MOSSES, dried, bleached, colored, etc., and of vegetable juices 166.30 ornamented articles made therefrom 71+8.30-35 of wool and hair Sch 3 Pt IC Hdnte 3; li(a)j 307.iiO MOTIFS, textile (see INSIGNIA) Sch 3 Pt 1+B Hdnte 2(a) MOBILE CLINICS ADD CRANES 692.15 burnt-out lace 353.10 MOCCASINS Sch 7 Pt lA Hdnte 2(c); lace 351.05-90 700.15 ornamented 353.50 MQDELS— MOTION-PICTURE— imported under bond— cameras 722.02-01+ for illustrators and photographers 86U.15 film- of women's wearing apparel 861i.lO advertising, imported under bond 861+.25 of inventions and other improvements in the exposed, whether or not developed 721+.05-10 arts— made in the United States, exposed for institutions, to be used exclu­ abroad, to be used for non­ sively as exhibits for exhibition 851.50 commercial purposes 805.00 to be used exclusively as models 737-05 processing and printing equipment 722.96 train, airplane, boat, etc., whether or not sensitized, but not exposed 723-05-10 toys, and construction kits or sets projectors 722.1+2-1+1+ therefor 737 .05-l5 MOTOR— MOLASSES— buses 692.05 derived from sugar cane or sugar beets l55.20-lil -cycles 692.50-55 flavored 155-75-76 fuel Sch 1+ Pt 10 Hdnte 2(b); 1+75.25 MOLDERS' PATTERNS for manufacture of castings— 680.07 -generators 682.60 MOLDING BOXES for metal foundry 680.05 vehicles 692.05-55 MOLDING MACHINERY— imported under bond, for races and for solid mineral fuels, ceramic paste, contests 861+.35 unhardened cements, plastering materials, MOTORBOATS Gen Hdnte 5(e); 696.05-1+0 or other mineral products in powder or MOTCRS— paste form 678.20 electric 682.20-55 for rubber or plastic articles 678.35 starter, for internal-combustion engines 683.60 MOLDINGS, wood 202.63-66 MOUNTINGS, of base metal, suitable for furniture, MOLDS— doors, windows, blinds, staircases, luggage, goldbeaters ' 792 .20 vehicle coach work, caskets, cabinets, etc ingot, metallurgical 67lt-10 Sch 6 Pt 3D; 61+7.00-10 for metal, metal carbides, glass, mineral MOUTH ORGANS 725.18 materials, or rubber or plastics MOVEMENTS— materials 680.10-15 clock 720.02-18 MOLYHDATE(S)— watch 716.08-719.-- ammonium Ul7 .28 MCWERS, grass— calcium I4I8.26 lawn 666-10 potassium U20.22 other 666.00 sodium 1|21.10 MUFFLERS (wearing apparel) 372.10-80 other (classifiable according to cation MUGS (see TABLEWARE) constituent) Itl7.l8-1;23.00 MULES (see also ANIMALS) 100.03-01+; 100.70-79 MOLYBDENIM (see also METALS) — shoes 652.1+0 compounds (see also MOLYBDATES) U19.60 MULTIPLE-GLAZED UNITS, of flat glass 51+1+.6I metal 628 .70-7li MUNITIONS OF WAR 730.90-93 mixtures of lj23.88 MURIATE OF POTASH 1+80.50 orange pigment U73.18 11+1+.10-20 ore 601.33 MUSIC— MONEY (see also INTANGIBLES) In books or sheets 273.05-20 cUps Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(b); boxes 725.50 7li0.05-10 for institutions 850.10; 851.10 metal coins 653-22 in raised print, for the blind 826.10 MaUQETHAMOLAMINE U25.m MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 725-02-726.80 toy 737.60 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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MJSK— NETS AND NETTING— artificial (synthetic) UO8.30 cargo nets, of wire cordage 6U2.20 natural, grained or in pods U6O.6O fish nets and netting— MUSKETS 730.10 for fish sampling 870.20 MUSTARD, spice- landing nets 731.50 ground or prepared 161.59 of textile materials 355.35-1*5 seeds, whole I6I.6I game and sports nets Sch 7 Pt 5D MUTES for musical instruments 726.25 netting— MUTTON (see M5ATS) of textile materials 352.10-80 MUZZLES, dog 790.10 of wire 61i2.U5-87 MYROBALAN, dyeing and tanning preparations— U70.50-55 for wild birds 870.25 NEWSPAPERS 270.55 N 252.65 NEWSREELS, not developed, of current events NAIL FILES, cleaners, nippers, and clippers abroad 72U.05 (manicure and pedicure) 6U9.91 NEWS SOUND RECORDINGS relating to current NAII£— events abroad 721*.15 of base metal 6U6.25-36 NIACIN AND NUCINAMIDE Sch U Pt 3 Hdnte 2; 1;37.82-86 709.56 bone NICKEL (see also METALS) — hook, and ring 6U6.22 compounds— NAME-PLATES, of base metal 652.75 salts of organic acids U26.58-6U NAPHTHALENE— other UI9.70-76 with a solidifying point of— ore 601.36 less than 79° C U01.5U silver (alloy) Sch 6 Pt 2C Hdnte 2(a) (i) U03.06 79° or above NICOTINE AND ITS COMPOUNDS U37.13 NAPHTHAS, derived from petroleum, shale oil, NIPPERS— or natural gas U75.3S hand tools 6U8.8I-89 NAPHTHENATE(S) — manicure or pedicure 6U9.91 copper U26.32 NIPPLES, nursing, of rubber or plastics 772.1*0 other (classifiable according to cation NITER CAKE 1*20.7U constituent under "Salts of organic NITRIC ACID 1*16.25 U26,08-U27.28 acids") NITRILES l*0J,60i 1*25-00; hiS.t^ NAPHTHENIC ACID U25.81t NITRATE(S) — 2-NAPHTHOL (Beta-naphthol) — ammonium 1*17.30 suitable for medicinal use U07.O8 barium 1*17.76 other U03.50 calcium 1*80.20 NAPHTHOL AS and its derivatives UO6.6O fertilizers and fertilizer materials NAPKINS Sch 3 Pt 5C Hdnte 1 1*80.20-25; 1*80.60; 1*80.65 NARROW FABRICS Sch 3 Pt UA Hdnte 2(a);3U7.10-3U7.75 guanidine 1*25. ^0 NATIVITY SCENES, of rubber or plastics 772.97 lead 1*19.02 NATURAL HISTORY SPECIMENS, for exhibition in potassium 1*20.21*; U8O.6O scientific public collections 852.10 sodium 1*80.25 NAVIGATIONAL INSTRUMENTS 710.0U-50 strontium 1*21.71* NECK CHAINS Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(a);7liO.05-37 thorium 1*22.10 NECKUCES Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(a)j7U0.05-37 other (classifiable according to cation NECTIES, MEN'S AND BOYS' 373.05-30 constituent) J la7.18-1*23.00; 1*25.52 pins and clips Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(a)57UO.05-37 NITRITE(S) — NEEDLE-POINT TAPESTRY 36U.11-35 sodium 1*21.11* NEEDLES— other (classifiable according to caton crochet 651.07 constituent) 1*17.18-1*23.00 darning or handsewing 651.05 NITROGEN 1*15.50 books and cases with hand needles compounds and salts thereof (30c also only 651.01-03 NITRATES, and NITRITES) 1*25.00-52 for embroidery machines 670.6U nitrogenous fertilizers and fertilizer other, nspf 651.09 materials . 1*80.10-30; 1*80.65; 1*80.60 latch, spring-beard and other knitting NITROPARAFFIMS 1^25.32 machine needles 670.58-62 NOILS— medical, dental, surgical, and veterin­ of man-made fibers 309.60 ary 709.21-23 of silk 308.10 for sewing machines ^- 672.20 of wool 307.06-08 NEPHELINE SYENITE 522.33; 522.U3 NOISEMAKERS 737.70 NEROLI (ORANGE FLOWER) OIL U52.U2 NONENUMERATED PRODUCTS 798.00-799.00 NET (see also LACE OR NET)-making machines— 670.22-23 NONWOVEN FABRICS 355.05-25 NOODLES 182.35-36 NOTTINGHAM LACE 351.60-70 NUMBERBJG MACHINES 676.12 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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NUMBERS— OIL(S), FATS, AND GREASES—Continued of base metal 652.75 sulfonated or sulfated animal or textile (see MOTIFS) vegetable U65.65-85 NURSERY STOCK 125.01-80 1+93.82 NURSING— tar-acid (middle oil) 1+01.70 cushions., of rubber or plastics 772. ii2 vegetable, crude or feflned Sch 1 Ft ll+B Hdnte 1; nipples and pacifiers, of rubber or 176.01-90 plastics 772.UO vulcanized, animal or vegetable 1+90.05 161.63-65 wood tar oil 1+91+.2+0 NUTS(S) — OILSTONES, hand 519.61 of base metal— OKRA (see VEGETABLES) of iron or steel 6U6.56 OLEIC ACID 1+90.10 other 61+6.75-76 OLEOMARGARINE II6.3O NUTS(S) — OLEO OIL AND OLEO STEARIN (see also OILS, charcoal 200.30 FATS, AND GF.EASES) 177.52 edible iU5.01-90 OLEYL ALCOHOL 1+90.65 candied, crystallized, or glace Ijl^. 10; 15U.50-51 OLIVES (see also FRUITS) IU8.1+0-56 gall, dyeing and tanning preparations U70.30 OLIVE OIL (see also OILS, FATS, AND GREASES)— 176.28-30 oils (see OILS, FATS, AND GREASES) ONIONS (see VEGETABLES) oil-bearing— OWa, and articles of 5ll+.51-81 palm 175.27-30 OPERA GLASSES 708.51 tung 175.5U OFHTHALMIC INSTRUMENTS 709.03-05; 709.27 other 175.57 OPIUM— NUX VOMICA U35.65 alkaloids and their compounds U37.11t crude or advanced 1+35.70 0 tinctures of 1+37.71+ OPTICAL— OAK, dyeing and tanning preparations U7O.5O- appliances and instruments Sch 7 Ft 2 Hdnte 3 OAKUM 385. nspf 708.85-93 OATS 130. crystals, synthetic— milled 131.25-27; 131. not optically worked 5I+O.6I-67 OBOES Sch 7 Ft 3A Hdnte 2(b); 725. optically worked 708.01-29 OCHERS U72.1;0; li73. elements— OCTYL ALCOHOL U27. mounted 708.21-29 ODOMETERS 711. not mounted 708.01-09 ODORIFEROUS SUBSTANCES, not marketable as glass— cosmetics, perfumery, or toilet not optically worked 5U0.61-67 preparations— optically worked 708.01-29 benzenoid, not mixed and not containing ORANGE— alcohol U08.05- flower oil 1+52.1+2 other U6O.IO-90 oil 1+52.i4l+ OFFICE— pigments— heating or cooking apparatus, non-electric 653.Ii5- mineral 1+73.5U machines Sch 6 Ft l+G Hdnte 2(a); 676.05- molybdenum 1+73.18 supplies and equipment for foreign organic (lakes and toners) I+O6.7O governments and public international ORANGES (see also FRUITS) 11+7.29-32 organizations 8UI. ORES AND CONCENTRATES, metal-bearing Sch 6 Ft 1 Hdnte 2(a); OILCLOTHS 356.06- 601.03-602.31 OIL GAS-TAR— ORGANO-SILICON RESINS 1+1+5.50 crude UOl. ORGANS 725.10-12 pitch liOl. mouth 725.18 OIL(S), FATS, AND GREASES — ORIENTAL, IMITATION, floor coverings 360.25 animal, crude or refined Sch 1 Ft li+C Hdnte 1; 177.02- ORIGANUM (OREGANO) — anthracene oil UOl. oil 1(52.1+6 creosote oil UOl. spice 161.67-90 derivatives of (see ACIDS, fatty, and ORNAMENTED (textiles) — ALCOHOLS, fatt) articles, textile— distilled or essential oils, including articles, nspf 386.05 terpeneless U52.02- luggage and handbags 706.20-21+ fruit oils (except distilled or essential) U50.10- definition Sch 3 Hdnte 3(a) fuel oils, distillate and residual U75.05- fabrics— halogenated, animal or vegetable U90. lace 351.05-90 hardened or hydrogenated 178, netting 352.10-20 light oil liOl, nspf 353.50 lubricating oils and greases 1;75.1;5- veiling 350.00 mineral oil, of medicinal grade U75. furnishings, textile— mixtures, artificial, of crude or refined bedding 363.01-25 or vegetable oils, fats, or greases 178,25- lace and net furnishings and other nitrated, animal or vegetable U90. furnishings 365.00-85 petroleum, crude Sch h Ft 10 Hdnte 2(a); U75.05- products of American fisheries Sch 1 Ft 15A Hdnte 180.00J 180. shale oil, crude U7S.OS- sod oil 178. TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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ORNAMENTED (textiles)—Continued OXYCHLORIDE(S) — wearing apparel, textile— phosphorus 1+19.80 corsets, girdles, brassieres, etc 376.2U other (classifiable according to cation gloves and glove linings 70U.05-35 constituent) I+I7.I8-I+23.OO handkerchiefs 370.0li-20 OXYGEN 1+15.50 hosiery 37U.05-35 therapy apparatus 709.1+5 mufflers, scarves, etc 372.05-10 OZONE THERAPY APPARATUS 709.1+5 neckties 373-05 OYSTER(S) (see also SHELLFISH) III+.3U-I+O other wearing apparel 380.03 juice III+.55 underv7ear 378.05 ORNAMENTS — ceramic 53^.11-97 Christmas— PACHISI GAMES 731+.15 of glass 5U5.81-87 PACIFIERS, nursing, of rubber or plastics 772.1+0 of rubber or plastics 772-95-97 PACKING— feather 7U8.1i0 jute, twisted 385-10 glass 5U6.11-57 machinery 662.10-20 hair 750.20-22 molded of cotton and rubber 385.15 jewelry and related articles Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2; PADDINGS OR IMTERLININGS 356.80 7U0.05-37 PADDLES, canoe 696.30 natural plants 7U8.35 PADLOCKS 61+6.60-85 textile (see MOTIFS) PADS — wood 202.66 glass fiber 51+0.71 ORRIS OIL U52.U8 wood excelsior 200.25 ORTHOCEESOL U03.UU PAILS, of rubber or plastics 772.25 ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES 709.57 PAINTINGS — OSCILLOMETERS 709.11 executed wholly by hand 765.05-07 OSMIUM (see also METALS) imported under bond 862.10; 86I+.7O compounds U23.00 for institutions 850.10; 851.10 metal 605.02-08; 605.60-70 PAINT(S) Sch 1+ Pt 9C Hdnte 2; OSSEIN U55.12 1+71+.30-35 OSTRICH FEATHERS I86.IO artists', students', and children's, OUHICURY WAX U9li-l6 whether or not in sets 1+71+.02-08 OVENS brush and roller handles, of wood 206.52 electric 683-95 brushes— industrial and laboratory, non-electric 66I.3O artists' 750.50-60 OVERNIGHT BAGS Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a)(i) other 750.65 OVERSHOES Sch 7 Pt U Hdnte 1 rollers 750.80 OXALATE(S) — PAJAMAS Sch 3 Pt 6F calcium I4.26.lii PALINGS, fence, wooden 200.75 sodium U27 -02 PALLADIUM (see also METALS) — strontium potassium U27.06 coirpounds 1+23.00 titanium potassium U27.18 metal 605.02-08; 605.60-70 other (classifiable according to cation PALM— constituent under "Salts of organic leaf, articles of Sch 2 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(d) acids" Ii26.08-U27.28 nut kernels 175-27 and under "esters of acids and mono- nuts 175.30 hydric alcohols") U?8-72 oils, palm and palm-kernel— OXALIC ACID U25-86 crude or refined 176.32-36 OXIDE(S)-- derivatives (see fatty acids, alcohols, aluminum U17-12 etc.) antimony U17-50 halogenated, nitrated, or vulcanized— 1+90.05 barium U17-78 hydrogenated I78.IO butylene 1+28.80 sulfonated or sulfated 1+65-65 cerium Ul8.it2 PALMAROSA OIL 1+52-50 cobalt UI8.6O PAMPHLETS, in raised print, for the blind 826.10 cupric UlS.yli PANELS— cuprous (pigment) U73-2li. cellular, wood Sch 2 Pt 3 Hdnte 1(d); diphenyl Ii08.l5 21+5.60 diphenylene UOl-32 control 685.90 ethylene 1+28.8U indicator, electrical 685-70 iron (pigments) — of rubber or plastics 772.35 natural 1+73.1+0-50; 1+73.32-1+0 textile Sch. 3 Pt 5C Hdnte 1 synthetic 1+73.30 wood-veneer Sch 2 Pt 3 Hdnte 1(c); leaded zinc (pigment) 1+73-U6-50 21+0.30-60 magnesium 1+19-32 PANTOGRAPHS 710.80 nickel 1+19-72 PAPAIN 1+37.1+8 mixtures of 1+23.90 PAPAYAS (see also FRUITS) II+8.60-66 propylene '• 1+28.86 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD— strontium t+21.76 abrasive 519.51 thorium 1+22.12 albums 256.60 tin, black 6OI.I+8 articles, nspf 256.75-90 uranium 1+22.50 basic papers 252.05-10; 251+.05; 256.13 zinc (pigment) 1+73.76-78 bible and India paper 252.59-63; 251+.1+0-1+1+ zirconium 1+22.80 bibulous paper 252.13-17 other (classifiable according to cation blank books 256.56-58 constituent 1+17.61+-1+23.00 252.6? and under "epoxides and halogenated epoxides") 1+28.88 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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PAPER AND PAPERBOARD—Continued PAPER AND PAPERBOARD—Continued boxes 256.U8-5U building papers and paper-felts 251-05 wrapping gjg. 81-86 calendars 27li. 10-20 writing paper ,,-,^252.75. 251i.56-$8; carbonizing and 252.25-27J 25U-15-18 256.20-25 cigarette, cut to size, cigarette books yarns 312. UO and cigarette bookcovers 252.35} 256.10 PAPER MAKING— cloth-lined or reinforced paper 253-35 machines for making, processing, or coated papers 25U. 05-95 finishing paper or paperboard or making condenser paper 252.UO-U2 materials for 253-02-OU copying paper— 252.liO-U2 them up into articles and parts 668-00-07 cover paper 252.57 PAPETERIES Sah 2 Pt UC Hdnte 1; crepe paper 253.15-20 256-35 cut to size or shape Sch 2 Pt U Hdnte 2(b)j PAPIER MACHE— 256.10-30 articles of, nspf 256-75 decalctomania paper 25U.30-32 boxes 256.148-51* drawing paper 252.1+5; 25U.35 PAPRIKA 161.71 envelopes 256.U2-UU PARACETALIlEHYDE U27-5U combination sheets and envelopes 256.UO PARACHUTES 69U.70 filtering paper 252.50; 256.15 PARACRESOL U03.l4lt glassine 253.30 PARASOLS (see UMBRELLAS) grease-proof paper 253.30 PARAFFIN U9U.22 handmade paper 2 53.P5-rl0 PARAFORMALDEHYDE 1*27.56 hanging paper 252.55 PARCHMENT 120.50 heat-sensitive, for duplicating or paper— recording 723.35 imitation 253.30 in^iregnated 25U.05-95 vegetable 253.25 labels, flaps, and bands 27U.23-35 PARSLEY 161.73-75 leatherboard 251. U9 PARTS (see also name of specific part, or lithographically printed Sch 2 Pt k Hdnte 2(c); refer to the provision applicable to the 25U.50; 25U.58; 25U.90-95 article of which it is a part) Gen Hdnte lO(ij) newsprint Sch 2 Pt l^B Hdnte 3j PARTY FAVORS 737.70 252.65 PASSENGER CARS, railroad and railway 69O.15 nspf 252.77-79; 252.90; 25U.63-95 PASTELS— paperboard Sch 2 Pt UB Hdnte 2; executed wholly by hand 765.05-07 251.35-51 iirported under bond 862.10; 861*.70 papeteries Sch 2 Pt UC Hdnte 1; for institutions 850.10; 851.10 256.35 PASTES — parchment paper— alimentary 182.35-36 imitation, including glassine 253.30 cosmetic U61.U0-U5 vegetable 253.25 fish 113.01 photographic, blueprint, and brown print, fruit 152.U2-71 sensitized but not exposed 723.30-32 nut Sch 1 Pt 9A Hdnte 2 photographic, basic, unsensitized 252.05; 252.10; of vegetables, or of vegetables and meat 25U.05; 256.13 or fish 182.11 pottery paper 252.1i0-U2 PASTEURIZING MACHINERY, industrial, plant, and press board and press paper 251.15 laboratory equipment 66I.7O printing papers 252.57-67; 25U.UO-50 PATCHOULI — silver halide 723-30 oil U52.52 ^irals and streamers 737-70 leaves 162.15 stereotype paper 252-70-73 PATTERNS, molders', for the manufacture of straw paper and strawboard 251-25 castings 68O.O7 252.UO-U2; 252.77-79; PEACHES (see also FRUITS) 11*8.70-76 25U.63-65 PEALS 725.3U tubes, for holding thread or yam 256.65-67 PEANUTS (see also NUTS) 11*5.20-21; 11*5.1*8-1*9 wall paper 256.05 oil, crude or refined (see also OILS, waste and scrap 250.OU FATS, AND GREASES) 176.38 wax or paraffin-coated 25U.5U PEARL ESSENCE (pigment) 1*73.82 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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PEARLS, drilled or not drilled, not strung and PERENNIALS, herbaceous 125.30 not set— PERFUMERY U61.05-U5 imitation 7U1.10 U61.30-35 .natural or cultured 7Ul.05-O6 PERILLA— HEARS (see also FRUITS) lU8.80-86 oil, crude or refined (see also OILS, FATS, PEAS (see VEGETABLES) AND GREASES) 176.UO PEBBLE, BRAZILIAN, crude 521.21 seed 175.33 PECANS (see also NUTS) 1U5.22; 1U5.50 PERIODICALS Sch 2 Pt 5 Hdnte 2(c); PECTIN U55.0U 270.60-65 PEDAL CARS, for children 732.50-52 PERMANGANATE(S) — PEDICURE— potassium U20.28 implements 6U9.91 other (classifiable according to cation sets 651.11-13 constituent) la7.18-1*23.00 PEDOMETERS 711.98 PERSIAN BERRY, dyeing and tanning pre­ PELLETS — parations U70.10-15 metal, unwrought Sch 6 Ft 2 Hdnte 3(a) PERSONAL AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS (see EFFECTS) wire, iron or steel 608.IO PERSUIJ'ATE(S) — PENCIL(S) — potassium U2O.3O ball-point 760.05 other (classifiable according to cation cased 76O.U8 constituent) Ia7.l8-U23.00 clutch 760.12 PESSARIES, of rubber or plastics 772.U2 clips, and -point protectors 760.ii5 PESTICIDES— hair 750.50-60 benzenoid U05.15 leads 760.50-58 other (see specific compound, Sch U, Pts 2 and 13) mechanical 76O.IO PETIT-POINT TAPESTRY 36U.05-35 actions therefor 760.38 PETROLEUM— nspf 760.U6 calcined, not suitable for fuel 517.51 PENDANTS Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(a); crude, reconstituted crude, and topped 7li0.05-35 crude 1*75.05-10 PEN KNIVES 61i9.71-85 fuel oils, distillate and residual U75.05-10 PEN(S) — greases U75.55-60 ball-point, fountain, and stylographic 760.05 hydrocarbon mixtures, nspf 14.75.65-70 lettering, used by draftsmen 710.76 kerosene U75.30 marketing, felt-tip 76O.15 lubricating oils U75.1*5-50 ruling 710.80 mineral oils, medicinal grade 1*75.1*0 point holders 760.20 motor fuel Sch 1* Pt 10 Hdnte 2(b); points 760.30-32 1*75.25 PENTAEHTTHRITOL 1428.32 naphthas 1*75.35 PENTOXIDE(S) — waxes 1*91*. 22 vanadium U22.60 PETTIGRAIN OIL 1*52.56 other (classified under cation PHARMACEUTICAL GLASSWARE 51*7.53-55 constituent) Iil7.l8-U23.00 PHENACETIN 1*07.20 PEPPER(S) — PHENANTHRENE 1*01.56 spice I6I.77-8U PHENETHYL ALCOHOL 1*08.1*0 vegetables (see VEGETABLES) PHENOL 1*03.1*0 PEPPERMINT OIL— PHENOLIC RESIN 1*05.25 from mentha piperita ii52.51i PHENOLPHTHALEIN 1*07.75 from mentha arvensis (commint oil) 1;52.22 PHENYLACETALDEHYDE 1*08.35 PERCH (see FISH) PHENYLBENZYLAMINOETHYLIMIDAZOLIIJE HYDRO­ PERCHLORATE(S) — CHLORIDE 1*07.55 ammonium U17.32 PHLOGOPITE 516.11-21 potassium 1|20.26 PHONOGRAPH(S) 685.32 other (classifiable according to cation radio-phonographs 685.30 constituent) Itl7.l8-li23.00 records 72h.25 PERCHLORETHYLENE U29.3U PHOSPHOR COPPER Sch 6 Pt 2C Hdnte 2(b)(ii); PERCUSSION— 612.15 caps 730.91 PHOSPHORIC ACID la6.30 hammers 709-10 glycero 1*37.51* musical instruments 725.30-UO TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

490 References to References to Tariff Schedules Tariff Schedules PHOSPHATE(S} — ammonium klj .3h PHOTOGRAPHIC—Continued crude ~^- U80 .U5 projectors— dicalcium U18.28 motion-picture 722.U2-UU sodium (except .pyrophosphates) It21.l6-18 still-picture 722.UO other (classifiable according to cation range finders 722.78 constituent Itl7.l8-U23.00 slide frames or mounts 722.82 and under other esters of monohydric PHOTOGRAVURE PLATES alcohols it28,.72 PHOTOMETERS— PHOSPHATIC FERTILIZERS AND FERTILIZER photographic light meters- 722.75 MATERIALS U80.IO; U80.3S-U5; U80.70 other 711.88 PHOSPHORUS U1S.3S PHTHALIC ANHYDRIDE U03.O8 compounds (see also PHOSPHATES) polyester resins 1^05.25 PHOTOCELLS 687.60 PIANOS 725.02 PHOTO-ENGRAVED PUTES 668.38 PICCOLOS -Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2(b); 725.2U PHOTOFINISHING EQUIPMENT (still picture) 722.86-9U PICKETS, fence, wooden 200.75 PHOTO-FUSH LAMPS 686.50 PICKS 6U8.53 PHOTOGRAMMETRICAL SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS 710.OU toothpicks, wood 206.85 PHOTOGRAPHS— PICOLINES liOl.58 imported under bond— PICTORIAL MATTER Sch 2 Pt 5 Hdnte 1 for exhibition 862.10; 86U.70 PIERCING (JEWELERS') SAWS 6U9.11 for testing, experimental, or blades 6U9.21 review purposes 86U.30 PIEZOEIECTRIC CERAMIC ELEMENTS 535.Ill for institutions 850.10; 8SI.IO PIGEON,(S) (see also ANIMALS) 100.15; 100.25-30 nspf Sch 2 Pt ? Hdnte 2(d); timers 7l5.U0 27lt.50; 27U.70 PIG IRON Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(a) (b); 607.l5-l8 for U.S. Government 83O.OO PIGMENTS, and pigment-like materials Sch h Pt 9B Hdnte 1; PHOTOGRAPHIC— li7 2.02-1+73.90 camera— artists', students', and children's, attachments 722.6U whether or not in sets U7U.02-08 -enlargers 722.10; 722.18 carbon li73.02-06 -projectors 722.1;6 chromium I4.73.10-20 cameras— copper li73.2U motion-picture 722.02-Oli iron U73.28-UO other 722.10-16 lead li73.1iU-62; U73.90 chemicals— mercury U73.66 benzenoid I4O5.20 organic (lakes and toners) U06.7O nonbenzenoid (see specific compounds, pigment-like materials U72.02-50 Sch U, Pt 2) titanium U73. 70 dry plates 723.25 zinc U73.20; U73.72-80 product of United States, exposed other U73.82-90 abroad 80S.OO PIGNOLIA NUTS (see also NUTS) 1U5.2U; 11*5.52 equipment— PIGS, metal, unwrought Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(a) bags Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a) (ii) PILE(S) — photofinishing (still picture) 722.86-9lt drivers 66U.05 for processing and finishing motion- fabrics 3U6.05-65 picture film 722.96 ribbons (see NARROW FABRICS) emulsion, photo-sensitive, in sheets wood 200.60 or strips 723.20 PILING, sheet, iron or steel 609.96-98 enlargers .- 722.10; 722.18 PILLARS, of base metal 652.93-96 film(s) — PILLOW BLOCKS 680.50 editors, splicers, titlers, and PILLOWCASES Sch 3 Pt 5B Hdnte l(a) vieviers 722.52-56 PILLOWS 727.80 product of United States, exposed PIMENTO () I61.86-88 abroad 8o5.O0 PIMIENTOS (see VEGETABLES) reels and reel cans 722.80 PINCERS 61i8.81-89 sensitized, but not exposed— PINEAPPLE,(S) (see also FRUITS) II18.90-99 motion-picture 723.05-10 juice I65.UU-U6 other 723.15 PINE NEEDLE OIL li52.58 waste and scrap 72h.50 PINS — flash-lighting apparatus 722.72 cotter 61+6. Ii2 gelatin li55.22-2U dressmakers' or common 7li5.52 half-tone screens 722.8U drive, for powder-actuated hand tools 61+6.15-17 lenses 708.03; 708.21-23 hair 7U5.5U light meters 722.75 papers— not sensitized 252.05-10; 25U.05; 256.13 sensitized, but not exposed 723.30-32 prints and film, exposed, whether or not developed, for U.S. Government 83O.OO projection screens 722.70 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES 491

References to References to Tariff Schedules Tariff Schedules PINS—Continued PLATE (S) — jewelry Soh 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(a); 7U0.05-35 base-metal— for making ceramic articles 531-31 aluminum Sch 6 Pt 2D Hdnte 3(c); safety 7U5.S6 618.25-29 textile 670.70 copper Soh 6 Pt 2C Hdnte 3(a); tuning 726.US 612.30-52 single-shaft, pointed on one end and iron or steel— headed on the other 7^5.50-58 nonrectangular in shape 609.12-17 PIPE(S) — rectangular in shape 609.17; 608.81-96 asbestos and hydraulic cement 5l8.lil tie, steel Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(m); base metal Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(e) 610.25-26 aluminum 6l8.U5-U7 lead Sch 6 Pt 2G Hdnte 3(a); copper 613.02-12 62U.10-21; ceramic, sewer and drain Sch 5 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(b); 532.61 nickel Sch 6 Pt 2E Hdnte 3(a); cutters 6U8.93-95 620.08-16 glass 5UO.U1-U3 tin Sch 6 Pt 2F Hdnte 3(a); iron or steel— 622.15-17 cast iron 610.56-58 zinc Soh 6 Pt 2H Hdnte 3(a); conduits, electrical 688.30 626.15-2U other than cast iron 610.30-52 bed, for pulp or paper machines 668.Ol; lead 62U.S0-51i bone • 709.56 nickel 620.UO-li2 boot or shoe, of oast malleable iron 652.06 pitch 726.10 clock-movement -'--•rr. 720.67 rubber or plastics, for gases or liquids 772.65 densified wood 203.10 textile, for gases or liquids : 357.90-95 dry, photographic 723.25 tin 622.ho product of United States, exposed tobacco Sch 7 Pt 9B Hdnte 1 & 2;756.20-35; 756.50-55 abroad 8o5.O0 tools 6U8.93-97 engravers', of copper 653.05-07 zinc 626.U5 for manufacturing into brushes for PISTACHE NUTS (see also NUTS) lli5.26; 1U5.53 electric generators, motors, etc. 517.81 PISTOLS — polarizing material 5U0.67 blank, captive-bolt, and Very light 730.80-81 printing, engraved or otherwise prepared 668.38 compressed air or gas (arms) 730.86 rubber or plastic Sch 7 Pt 12B Hdnte l(b);770.05 firearms 730.10-19 sign- or name-, of base metal 65?. 75 spring- or rubber-operated (arms) 730.86 for soldering, of base metal or metal toy 737.80-90 carbides, coated or cored with flux 653.10-15 PITCH— tableware (see TABLEWARE) burgandy, marine glue, wood U93.U5-U7 for tool tips, of sintered metal carbide 6U9.53 coal tar, blast-furnace tar, oil-gas tar, watch-movement 720.65 water-gas tar, tar coke UOl.60 PLATINUM AND PLATINUM-GROUP METALS (IRID­ PITCH PIPES 726.10 IUM, OSMIUM, PALLADIUM, RHODIUM, AND PLANES 651.29-31 RUTHENIUM) (see also MSTALS) — PLANTAINS (see also FRUITS) lU9.10-16 compounds U19.90 PLANTERS, agricultural 666.00 leaf 6I4U. 60 PLANTING POTS in part of peat moss 790.UO metal 605.02-08; 605.60-70 PLANTS— ore 601.39 dried, bleached, colored, etc.; and PLATTERS (see TABLEWARE) ornamental articles made therefrom 7^8.30-35 PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT 735.20 live 125.01-80 PUYING CARDS 73U.25 for U.S. Department of Agriculture PLEASURE BOATS 696.05-UO or U.S. Botanic Gardens 835.00 PLIERS 6U8.81-89 PLAQUES— PLOWS — ceramic 53ii. 21-97 agricultural or horticultural 651.39; 666.00 rubber or plastics 773.10 snow, not self-propelled 66U.05 PLASTER ROCK, crude, ground, or calcined 5l2.21-2li PLUGS— PLASTICIZERS— electrical 685.90 benzenoid U05.U0 spark and glow, for internal- nonbenzenoid (see specific compounds, combustion engines 683.60 Sch k, Pts 2 and 13) FIXTURES, ceramic 535.31 PLASTICS — PLUMS (see also FRUITS) 1^9.20-23 articles (see RUBBER AND PLASTICS) PLUSHES — materials — fabrics, cotton 31+6.35 benzenoid Soh 1+ Pt IC Hdnte 3; U05.25 furnishings, cotton 366.60 nonbenzenoid Sch k Pt hA Hdnte 2; UU5.05-75 Sch 2 Pt 3 Hdnte 1(b); PUTE GLASS 5U3.11-69 2UO.10-20 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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PMETMATIC— POSTAGE-FRANKING MACHINES, incorporating craft 696.35 calcxilating mechanism 676.25 hand tools 6714-.60-70 POSTCARDS 273.85-95 tires 772.1+5-51 POSTS— POCKETBOOKS (handbags) Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(b) fence or sign, of iron or steel 653.02-03 P0C3CET KNIVES 61+9.71-85 parts of structures, of base metal— POINTS, glaziers' 61+6.22 of iron or steel 652.93-96 POKER CHIPS 731+.15 other 652.98 POLARBffiTERS 711-86 of wood 200.60 POLARIZING MATERIAL— POTASH— in plates or sheets 5'+0.67 alum 1+17.1I+ made into optical elements 708.09; 708.29 muriate of 1+80.50 POLES, wood 200.60 POTASSIC FERTILIZERS and fertilizer POLISHERS, floor, non-industrial, with self- materials I+80.5O-6O; 1+80.75 contained electric motors 683.30 POTASSIUM 1+15.10 POLISHING— compounds— cloths 385.25-30 chloride 1+80.50 creams, liquids, powders, blackings 1+93.10 nitrate 1+20.2l+; I+8O.6O stones, hand 519-61 salts— POLLOCK (see FISH) of fats, oils, and greases, and POLO EQUIPMENT 73*+-70-72 fatty acids derived therefrom I+65.25-3O POLTALKENE RESINS Sch 1+ Pt 1+A Hdnte 2j of organic acids 1+26.72-81+ 1+1+5-30; 1+1+5-50 sulfate 1+80.55 POLYAMIDE RESINS Sch k Pt IC Hdnte 3; other 1+20.00-36 1+05.25 POTATOES (see VEGETABLES) POTENTIOMETERS 686.10 POLTETHYLEHE RESINS Sch 1+ Pt 1+A Hdnte 2; POTTERY Sch 5 Pt 2 1+1+5-30 POTTERY PAPER 252.1+0-1+2 POLYPROPYLENE RESINS Sch 1+ Pt 1+A Hdnte 2; POUCHES, tobacco Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(c) 1+1+5.50 POULTRY (see ANIMAIB and MEATS) POLYHTDRIC ALCOHOLS (including glycols, polyglycols, POWDER-ACTUATED HAND TOOI£ 67I+.75 diols, and polyols, and esters, ethers, and ether- POWDER(S)— esters and substituted derivatives) 1+28.30-1+6 abrasive 519.31-37 fatty-acid esters, ethers and ether- base-metaJ.— esters 1+65.05-10 aluminum 618.1+2 of polysaccharides and rare saccharides 1+93-65-68 copper 612.56 POLYSACCHJmiDES 1+93 .65-68 iron or steel 608.02-08 POLYVINYL RESINS Sch 1+ Pt 1+A Hdnte 2 lead 621+ .1+0-1+2 acetal 1+1+5.1+5 nickel 620.32 acetate 1+1+5 •'+0 tin 622.35 alcohol 1+1+5 .1+0 zinc 266.liO & U2 butyral 1+1+5 -'t-S base-metal, in wire or rod form, for ether and ester resins — —-—-- 1+1+5.1+5 metal spraying ———__- _—___— 653.15 formal 1+1+5 -'^5 bleaching 1+18.21+ other 1+1+5 •'t-5 cosmetic 1+61.1+0-1+5 POLYVINYLtDENE CHLORIDE RESINS Sch 1+ Pt 1+A Hdnte 2; diamond 520.28 1+1+5-1+5 glass 51+0.15 POLYVINYL PYRROLTDONE 1+25-38 ink 1+71+.20 POOL EQUIPMENT (GME) 73I+.O5-IO; 734.1+0-1+2 for manufacturing into brushes for electric POPPY SEED 175-36 generators, motors, etc. 517-81 oil (see also OILS, FATS, and GREASES) I76.I+2 pigment Sch 1+ Pt 9B Hdnte 1; PORCELAIN, and articles of (see also specific 1+73-02-90 kinds) Sch 5 Pt 2 Hdnte for polishing and cleaning 1+93,10 2(d) and (e) smokeless 1+85.30 PORK (see MEATS) soap 1+66.25 POROSIMETERS 711.86-88 super-refractory 531-11 PORTABLE— POWER UNITS— lamps— condensers for 660.I5 electric, with self-contained electrical vapor 660.25-35 source 683.7O-8O PRACTICAL JOKE ARTICLES 737-65 of base metal 653.35-I+O PRECIOUS METAL (see also METAIfi) — stoves of base metal 653.1+5-50 compounds (classifiable imder metal PORTFOLIOS Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a)(ii) constituent) Sch 1+ Pt 2 leaf 61+1+.1+6-60 metal 605.02-70 ore 601.39 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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

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KEELS-- RHENIUM (see also METALS) — fishing 731-20-26 metal - 628.9O-95 photographic film reels and reel cans— 722.80 RHODIHOL - 460.65 KEELIHG MACHIHE— RHODIUM (see also METALS) — fatiric 670.50 compounds 420.40 yam 670.12 metal 605.02-08; 605.6O-7O EEFLECTING — RIBBOH GLASS 541.01 lenses, iDuttons, etc., of glass, used RIBBONS — as or with signs or signals ^^5-&3 textile (see also FABRICS, NARROW) 347.10-75 sheets, tapes, etc., with a light- woven, of metal, for making insignia reflecting surface 790.50 or ornamentation for uniforms of REFLECTORS (optical), medical, dental, U.S. armed forces 748.10 surgical and veterinary 709-01 HICE 130.50-55 KEFRACTOMETERS 711-86 milled 131.30-37; 131-67 REFRACTORY RETICLES, ceramic— Sch 5 Ft 2A Hdnte 3 straw or fiber 192-75 531-01-39 wine 167.25 REFRIGERATORS and REFRIGERATIHG EQUIPMEITO 66I. 35 RIDING-BRIDLE HARDWARE 646.97-98 REGALIA— RIDING CROFS 751.10-11 for institutions Sch 8 Ft 4 Hdnte 2 RIFLES— 850.to; 851.30 compressed air or gas 73O.85 REGISTERS, cash- — 676.22 firearms --- 730.10; 730.23-31 REGULATORS-- spring- or rubber-operated (arms) 730.85 upholstery 651.0it- RING(S) — voltage, automatic 686.20 adapter, for photographic cameras 722.60 KEIHDEER MEAT (see MEATS) Jewelry Sch 7 Ft 6A Hdnte 2(a); REIHFORCED— 740.05-37 paper — - - — 253-35 nails 646.22 plastics Sch 7 Ft 12A Hdnte 2 screw- - - -- 646.72; 646.78 770.05-10 RING TRAVELERS, spinning and twisting - 67O.68 RELAYS, electrical «— 685.90 RIVETS- - 646.40-41 RELIGIOUS ARTICLES-- ROASTING MACHINERY, industrial, plant, and hand-woven fabrics for religious laboratory equipment 661.7O institutions 85O.5O ROEES— regalia for institutions Sch 8 Ft 1| Hdnte 2 baby carriage Sch 3 Ft 5B Hdnte l(b) 850.to; 851.30 bath and beach Sch 3 Ft 6F rosaries, chaplets, crucifixes, and lap Sch 3 Pt 5B Hdnte l(b) medals, designed to be worn or carried regalia, for Institutions Sch 8 Ft 4 Hdnte 2; on or about the person 7't0.50-60 850.40; 851.30 of rubber or plastics 772.97 ROCHELLE SALTS— — — 426.82 serges for religious orders 336.20-25 ROCK CRYSTAL (see CRYSTAL) REHMET kSf.hS ROCK DRILLING BITS 649.43-49 RESERVOIRS, metal, over 75-gallon capacity 640.35 RODS — RESIDUES (see also WASTE and SCRAP) — base-metal-- I56.50-55 alumlnum Sch 6 Ft 2D-Hdnte 3(b); 618.I5 metal-bearing Sch 6 Ft 1 Hdnte 2(b) copper Sch 6 Pt 2C Hdnte 3(c); 6l2.60-64 RESIIIATE(S) — lead Sch 6 Ft 2G Hdnte 3(c); 624.30-34 cobalt to6.2l)- nickel Sch 6 Ft 2E Hdnte 3(c); 620.20-22 lead — 1+26.42 tin Sch 6 Pt 2F Hdnte 3(c); 622.25 manganese 4-26.52 wire, iron or other (classifiable according to cation steel Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(f); 608^70-78 constituent under "salts of organic zinc— Sch 6 Ft 2H Hdnte 3(c); 626.35 acids") U26.08-427.28 base-metal or metal-carbide, coated or RESINS— cored with fltix, for soldering, etc.- 653.10-15 natural — - I88. 3O-38 base-metal powder, used for metal synthetic-- spraying 653.15 benzenold Sch. 4 Ft IC Hdnte 3 cork — 220.20 405.25 fishing 731-15 non-benzenoid Sch 4 Ft 4A Hdnte 2 glass --- 540-41-43 445.05-75 for manufacturing into brushes for RESISTORS — electric generators, motors, etc- 517-81 heating 684.50 rubber or plastic Sch 7 Ft 12B Hdnte 2(v) other — 686.10 771.20-55 RESORCINOL— ROLL BARS, for pulp or paper machines 668.04 suitable for medicinal use 407.10 ROLLED GLASS — -- 541.11-31 other 403. 60 ROLLED PRECIOUS METALS, unworked or semi­ REVOLUTION COUTWERS 711.98 manufactured— Sch 6 Ft 2A Hdnte 2(c); REVOLVERS 730.10-19 605.60-66 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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ROIiEE(S) — RUBBER and PLASTICS— Sch 7 Pt 12 Hdnte 1 anti-friction - 680.30 altars, shrines, and holy-water •bearings 680.35 fonts, miniature 772.97 calendaring, embossing, mangling, or articles-- pressing 661AO-55 household, nspf 772.15 ROLLING— inflatable, nspf—- 772.75 machines— for preparing, serving, or storing glass-working Sch 6 Pt ky Hdnte l(a)(ii)j food and beverages, or ingredi­ 67)4.. 1+0-42; 678.30 ents thereof 772.03-06 metal rolling and working- Sch 6 Pt kF Hdnte l(a)(i)j religious 772.97 67it. 20-35 nspf— other 661.1+0-55 wholly or almost wholly of mills — - - 67'+. 20 expanded, foamed, or sponge stock, railroad and railway 690.15-20 rubber or plastics 770.30-80 parts 690.25-40 wholly or almost wholly of ROLLS, calendar 66l.40 reinforced or laminated RONDELLES, metal, suitable for use in plastics - Sch 7 Pt 12A Hdnte 2j jewelry 74l.40 770.05-10 ROOFING FRAMEWORKS, of hase metal— 652.94-98 other - 774.20-60 ROOFING SLATE 515-11 belting and belts, of rubber or plastics 358.10; 773.35 ROOFING TILES— blocks, slabs, film, strips, sheets, ceramic 532.31 plates, filaments, rods, seamless tub­ concrete 511-4l ing, and profile shapes Sch 7 Pt 12B Hdntes 1 and 2; ROOFS, of base metal- 652.98 771.20-55 ROOT(S) and root stocks I25.OI-3O bristles, brush 773.15-20 "barhasco or cube, and derris, tube or buckets or palls 772.25 tuba root 493.02-04 buttons- — - 745.25; 745.32-34 chicory I60. 30-35 Christmas ornaments 772.95-97 ROPE (see also CORDAGES) — closures (caps, lids, seals, stoppers, asbestos — - 518.21 etc.) 772.85 suitable for jewelry, etc. 74O.7O-8O containers, for packing, transporting, ROPING, chip — 222.28 or marketing goods 772.20 ROSARIES - 740.50 crucifixes 772.97 ROSEFISH (see FISH) druggists' sundries 772.42 ROSEMARY— fabrics, textile, coated or filled with oil - 452.62 rubber or plastics Sch 3 Pt 4c Hdntes 2 and 3 spice 161.90-92 felt or other nonwoven 355.05-25 ROSE (ATTAR OF ROSES) OIL 452.60 woven or knit 355.65-85 ROSIN- 188.50 figurines or statuettes— bow rosin 726.15 religious 772.97 R0TTENST0HE-- other- - 773.10 crude 519.17 floor coverings 728.25 in grains, ground, pulverized, or textile, backed with rubber or refined 519-34 plastics Sch 3 Pt 5A Hdnte 3 ROVING— footwear 7OO.5O-6O asbestos 518.21 furnishings— cotton - 300.45-50 curtains, drapes, napkins, doilies, hair 312.10 etc. — 772.35 miscellaneous textile materials 312.10 pillows, cushions, mattresses, etc., silk 308.16-18 of expanded, foamed, or sponge vegetable fibers (except cotton) 305.02-UO rubber or plastics 727.80 wool - - 307.50-52 gaskets 773.25 RUEEER — - Sch 4 Pt 4B Hdnte 2 gemstones. Imitation Sch 7 Pt 6B Hdnte 1 articles (see RUBBER and PLASTICS) 741.35 mixtures— - 446.30 gloves 705.84-86 natural 446.05-10 handles and knobs for furniture, tools, chlorinated 446.12 etc. 772.80 reclaimed 446.20 headwear— - : 7O3.70-72 seed - — 175.42 hose, pipe, and tubing, for gases and synthetic 446.15 liquids— - — 772.65 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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RUBBER AHD PLASTICS—Continued SAMPLES - — — 860.10-30 insulators, electric 773-30 under temporary bond, for taking luggage, of reinforced or laminated orders 864.20 plastics — 706.30 wool fabric 385.20 nativity scenes - 772-97 SAND— nipples and pacifiers, nursing 772.40 -blasting machines 662.40 plaques—- 773-10 crude or manufactured 513.11-14 rainwear— ilmfinite 601.51 with textile fabric base 376-50 monazite 601.45 with textile-fabric outer surface— 376.5'^-58 rutile 601.51 nspf 772- 30 zirconium 601-63 tires, and tubes for tires Sch 7 Pt 12C Hdnte 1 SANDALS - Sch 7 Pt lA Hdnte 1 toys for pets - — 773-05 OIL - 452-64 wall coverings— 772-70 SANITARY-- waste and scrap Sch 7 Ft 12B Hdnte 3; belts, of rubber or plastics 772.42 771-05-15 wares— wearing apparel 772-30 base metal 653.65; 654.20 RUBIDIUM — 415.40 ceramic 535. 31 compounds 423-00 SANTONIN and Its salts -— 437.66 RUBIES-- SAPODILLAS (see also FRUITS)— l46.80-8l articles of, nspf 520.51 SAPPHIRES— crude 520.11 articles of nspf 520.6I cut, but not set 520.35 cut, but not set 520.35 RUGS, steamer (see also FLOOR in natural state 520.11 COVERINGS) - - Sch 3 Ft 5B Hdnte l(b) SARDINES (see FISH) RULES-- SARRUSOPHONES — Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2(b); 725.24 folding— - 710.67-70 SATCHELS - Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a)(i) slide 710.60-61 SATIN WHITE - - — 472.30 other - 710.72 SAUCERS (see TABLEWARE) RULING PENS — 710.80 SAUCES-- RUM — 168.40 fish 113.01 bay— - 461.15 other - - 182.45-46 RUKHERS-- SAUSAGE(S) - - 107.10-25 of rubber or plastics 772.35 casings— of textile materials Sch 3 Pt 5C Hdnte 1 natural 190.58 RUTABAGAS (see VEGETABLES) nspf — 790.45 RUTHENIUM (see also metals)-- SAVORY, spice — — 162-01-03 compounds 423.00 SAW(S)— metal 6O5.02-08; 6O5.6O-7O blades, mechanical and non-mechanical— 649-14-25 RUTILE and rutile sand 60I.5I machine tools Sch 6 Pt 4F Hdnte 1(a); 674-40-42 synthetic, of gemstone quality, and metal parts 649-26-29 articles nspf thereof 520.7I-75 non-mechanical 649.11 RYE - - — 130.60 SAXHORNS — Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2(a); 725.20-22 milled — 131.38; 131-70 SAXOPHONES — Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2(b); 725-24 SCABBARDS and SHEATHS, for swords, bayonets, S and other sldearms 73O.O5 SCALE, metal-bearing Sch 6 Pt 1 Hdnte 2(b) SACCHARIN — 408.45 SCALES - - 662-25-30 SACKS, of textile materials - 385.45-55 fish, crude 190-47 SADDLES and saddlery 790.30 SCANDIUM (see also METALS)-- hardware 646.97-98 compounds 423-00 SAFETY GLASS -- 544.31-41 SCARVES— SAFETY RAZORS — 650.71-75 furnishings— SAFFLOWER— of rubber or plastics 772-35 dyeing and tanning preparations 47O.IO-I5 of textile materials Sch 3 Pt 5C Hdnte 1 oil — - 176-70 wearing apparel, textile 372.IO-8O seed - 127-10 SCHOOL BAGS Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a) (ll) SAFFRON, dyeing and tanning preparations 47O-IO-I5 SCIENTIFIC APPARATUS, under bond by profes­ SAFROL- 460-70 sional scientists 864-70 SAGE, spice - — l6l-94-96 SCISSORS - - 650.87-91 SAILBOATS— Gen Hdnte 5(e); 696-05-40 with self-contained electric motors 683.50 SALICIN - 493.67 SCOOPS—- 648.51 SALICYLIC ACID - — 407.12 SCOOTERS, designed to be ridden by children- 732.52 compounds— SCRAP (see WASTE and SCRAP) methyl salicylate 4o8-75 SCRAPERS, mechanical, stationary or mobile, salts suitable for medicinal use 407-12 for earth minerals, or ores 664.05 other UO3.6O SCREEN(S) — SALMON (see FISH) half-tone, for engraving or photography 722-84 SALOL 407.80 projection, photographic 722-70 SAI/T (Sodium chloride) 420.92-96 of unspirn fibrous vegetable materials-- 222.50 SALT CAKE (Sodium sulfate, crude) — 421.42 of wire 642.45-87 SALTPETER, crude (Potassium nitrate) 480.60 of wood 206.65-67 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

498 References to Tariff Schedules References to SCREEHING MACHINERY, for earth, stone, ores, SESAME-- Tariff Schedules or other minerals in solid form 678.20 'oil, crude or refined (see also OILS, SCRBtf(S)-- FATS, and OlEASES) - 176.49-50 of base metal— seed — 175-45 wood 6k6.k9-'y3 SETS— other —6^6.58-63j646.T5-76 sewing, pedicure, or manicure 651.11-13 bone TO9.56 tools, knives, forks, spoons, etc., -drivers 651-37 provided for in Sch 6 Pt 3E 651.75 hooks, rings, eyes 6h6.'f2;6h6.j8 SEWING-- SCRIBERS - 710.80 machineS-- SCUFFS (footwear) —Sch 7 Pt lA Hdnte 1 book-sewing 668.10 SCULPTURES AMD STATUARY-- other - 672.05-25 Imported under bond 862.10-20 needles— for Institutions 85O.7O; 85I.2O hand— -- 65I.O5' 'of plaster of Paris 512.IH machine 672.20 professional productions of sculptors-- sets -- 651.11-13 originals T65.15 threads— other— of cotton . 303-20 of ceramic ware 53'^•ll of man-made fibers 310-90-91 of stone 513.51 of silk 308.90 religious figurines and statuettes, or of vegetable fibers, except cotton 305-50 rubber or plastics 772.97 of wool 307-60-64 SCYTHES - — - 6W.69 SHAD(see FISH) SEAdlASS, articles of Sch 2 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(d); 222.36-64 SHADES— SEAIED-HEAM LAMPS 686.60 of glass - 545.53 SEAL OIL, crude or refined (see also OILS, of unspun fibrous vegetable substances 222.50 FATS and OffiASES) — 177.30 of wood 206.65-67 SEALIHG, machinery for bottles or other SHAFT COUPLINGS — - 68O.5O containers 662.10-20 SHALE OIL-- — 475.05-10 SEAT STICKS - — 751.10-11 SHAPES-- SEAWEEDS prepared for human food l82.i^8 basic, for metals and their alloys (see SECTIONS (including angles and shapes)— also name of specific shape, i.e., BARS, aluminum Sch 6 Pt 2D Hdnte 3(e);6l8.17 PLATES, SHEETS, STRIPS, RODS, WIRE, bridge, of base metal 652.94-98 SECTIONS, etc.) Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3 copper Sch 6 Pt 2C Hdnte 3(e)i 612.8O-82 flat-- iron or steel Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(j); 609.8O-9O with a light-reflecting surface 79O.5O lead-— Sch 6 Pt 20 Hdnte 3(c);624.30-34 pressure-sensitive 790.50-55 nickel -Sch 6 Pt 2E Hdnte 3(e); 620.26 gemstone (imitation) suitable for tin Sch 6 Pt 2F Hdnte 3(c);622.25 Jewelry Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 1 zinc Sch 6 Pt 2H Hdnte 3(e); 626.35 for headwear Sch 7 Pt IB Hdnte 1 (a) SECURITIES, not subject to provisions of profile, of rubber or plastics Sch 7 Pt 12B Hdnte l(c) tariff schedules Gen'l Hdnte 5(d) SHAPING MACHINERY, for solid mineral fuels, SEED-- ceramic, paste, unhardened cements, plaster­ lac - 188.10 ing materials, or other mineral products oils, crude or refined (see also OILS, in powder or paste form 678.20 FATS, and OffiASES) —-Sch 1 Pt I4A Hdnte 1; 175.03-57 SHARK-- potatoes eyes 125.67 -liver oil - - 177-04 SEEDLINGS of rose stock - 125.60 oil - - — 177.16 SEEDS— SHAVERS— forage I27.OI electric-- - 683.50 garden and field 126.01-127.10 non-electric 65O.77 guar— - 192.22 SHAVINGS, steel-— - 652.45 oil-bearing— 175-03-57 SHAWLS 372.10-80 spice - 161.01-162.15 SHEARS— for U.S. Department of Agriculture of grass and hedge 648.73 U.S. Botanic Garden - 835.00 pruning and sheep 648.75 SEISMOaiAPH— other -- - 650.87-91 electrical — —- 712.20 SHEEP (see also ANIMALS) — non-electrical 710.34-36 dip — 493.75 SELEKIUM (see also METALS)-- live 100.01-04; 100.8I compounds— shears 648.75 salts of organic acids 427.28 SHEET BARS, iron or steel Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte other 420.50-54 3(c); 608.15-18 metal 632.40 SEMIPRECIOUS STONES (see PRECIOUS AND SEMI­ PRECIOUS STONES) SEPARATING MACHINERY, for earth, stone, ores, or other minerals in solid form 678.20 SERUMS, therapeutic 437.76 SERVERS (see TABLEVfARE) SERVICE VEBICLES, railroad and railway 690.20 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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SHEET GLASS 5U2.11-98 SHOT— SHEET PILING, iron or steel 609.96-98 for ammunition 730.93 SHEETS— iron or steel 608.10 abrasive S19.S1 metal, unwrought Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(a) base metal— SHOTGUNS 730.37-1*5 aluminum Sch 6 Pt 2D Hdnte SHOULDER BAGS (handbag) Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(b) 3(c); 618.25-29 SHOVELS— copper Sch 6 Pt 2C Hdnte hand 6U8.5l 3(b); 612.30-52 mechanical, for earth, minerals, or ores 66^.05 iron or steel Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(g) J SHRINES 772.97 rectangular in shape 608.8I-96; 609.17 miniature, of rubber or plastics Sch 7 Pt 120 non-rectangular in shape 609.12-17 for religious institutions 850.70 lead • Sch 6 Pt 2G Hdnte SHUTTERS— 3(a); 62U.10-2U of base metal 652.98 nickel Sch 6 Pt 2E Hdnte of unspun fibrous vegetable materials 222.50 3(b); 620.08-16 of wood 206.65-67 tin Sch 6 Pt 2F Hdnte SHUTTLES— 3(a); 622.15-17 for embroidery machines 670.66 zinc Sch 6 Pt 2H Hdnte for sewing machines 672.22 3(a); 626.l5-2li SICKLES 61i8.69 bedding, textile Sch 3 Pt 5B; Hdnte 1(a) SIDE ARMS 730.05 cork 220.20 , wood- densified wood 203.10 drilled or treated Sch 2 Pt IB Hdnte 2(d); 202.52, 202.51t with a light-reflecting surface 790.50 not drilled or treated 202.U5-50 optical crystal, synthetic 5U0.67 SIENNAS 1*72. 1*2-1*1;; 1*73.36 polarizing materials 5U0.67 SIcaiALLING APPARATUS, electrical sound or visual 685.70 pressure-sensitive 790.50-55 SIGNAL FLARES and other chemical signals 755.20 of rubber or plastic Sch 7 Pt 12B Hdnte 2(iv);-770.05 SIGN-PUUES, of base metal 652.75 771.20-55 SIGN POSTS, of base metal 653.02^03 SHEIiAC 188.10 SIGNS, of base metal 652.75 .— U7U.U0 SILICA, nspf 523.11 SHELLFISH— SILICATE (S) — balls, hash, pastes, puddings, etc., of sodium 1*21.31* vegetables and shellfish 182.11 other (classifiable according to cation fresh, chilled, frozen, prepared or constituent) 1*17.18-1*23.00 preserved (including pastes and sauces)— SILICOFLUORIDE(S) — clams lilt. 01-10 ammoniim 1*17.36 crabs iiU.15-30 sodium 1*21.36 oysters lll*.3U-U0 other (classifiable according to cation other 11U.U5 constituent) kH • 18-1*23.00 juices— SILICON (see also METALS) — clam iili.50 aluminum (alloy) Sch 6 Pt 2D Hdnte 2; 618.OU-O6 oyster iili.55 compounds— live, for other than human consumption 190.U5 carbide, crude 519.21 products of American fisheries 180.00-20 dioxide (silica) 523.11 SHELL (S) — other (see also silicates and articles of,nspf 792.50 sllicofluorides) 1*23.00 cartridge, empty 730.90 metal 632.1*2-1*3 charcoal 200.30 resins ia*5.5o cocoa bean 156.50 SILOXANE RESINS marine, crude 190.65 SILK— 1*1*5.50 pepper, importation prohibited Sch 1 Pt IIB Hdnte k cocoons suitable for reeling racing 696. UO raw— 308.02 under bond, for races and contests 86U.35 in skeins SHINGLES tod SHAKES, wood 200.85 processed, but not made into yams- 308.01* SHIPS' LOGS 710.20-21; 712.10-12 processed SHIRTS Sch 3 Pt 6F yams 308.06 SHOELACES, leather 79/1.50 waste 308.16-20 308.30-90 SHOE MACHINEEY 678.10 SILVER (see also METALS) — 308.10-12 SHOE PLATES, cast malleable iron 652.06 compounds— SHOES— salts of organic acids 1*27.28 horse and mule, of base metal 652.UO other 1*20.60 for human wear Sch 7 Pt lA Hdnte 1; leaf 61il*.56 700.05-85 metal 605.20; 605.1*6-70 nickel (alloy) Sch 6 Pt 2C Hdnte 2(a) (i) ore 601.39

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SIRENS, electrical 685.70 SMOKELESS POWDERS U85.30 SIRUP— SMOKERS' ARTICLES— derived from sugar beets and sugar cane— 155.20-36 ceramic ware 53U.21-97 dextrose 155.65 cigar and cigarette flavored or blended 155.75-76 cases Soh 7 Pt IB Hdnte 2(c)j maple l55.55 Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(b)5 SISAL (textile fiber) 30U.U6-U8 7U0.05-10 SKATES, including footwear with skates per­ holders and cases therefor Soh 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(b)j manently attached Sch 7 Pt 5D 7U0.05-10j 756.UO-U5j756.6o ice 73U.92 lighters 756.02-15 rollers 73U. 90 glassware 5U6.11-57 SKEET TARGETS 735.18 pipes, pipe bowls and parts 756.20-35;756.50-55 SKELETONS 190.80 SNELLED HOOKS , 731.05 SKETCHES— SNIPS, tin 6U8.91 executed wholly by hand 765.05-07 SNOW PLOWS, not self-propelled 66U.05 for institutions 850.10j 851.10 SNOWSHOES 73U.96 imported under bond 862.10; 86U.70 SNUFF and ajUFF FLOUR 170.75 SKEWERS, wooden 206.87 SOAP and SOAP POWDER 1*66.05-25 SKILLETS, electric 68U.20 SOAPSTONE, and articles of 523.31-37 SKIMMINGS, metal-bearing Sch 6 Pt 1 Hdnte 2(b) SOCCER EQUIPMENT 73U.70-72 SKIN(S) (see also HIDES AMD SKINS, and FUR) — SOCKETS, electric lamp 685.90 goldbeaters' 792.20 SOCKS AHD SOCKETTES (see HOSIERY) grafts, human U37.76 SOD OIL 178.05 SKIN-DIVING EQUIFMEHT (breathing devices) 735.15 SODA ASH (sodium carbonate) U20.8U SKIS and SKI ECJUHMENT 73U.96-97 SODIUM U15.IO SLABS— compounds— cork 220.20 benzoate U05.U5 glass, pressed or molded, used for build­ nitrate 1*80.25 ing 5UO.U7 salts— iron and steel Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(c) ; of fats, oils and greases and of 608.15-18 fatty acids derived therefrom- 1*65.25-30 metal, unwrought Soh 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(a) of organic acids U26.86-U27.OU iron or steel Soh 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(o); other 1*20.68-U21.62 608.15-18 SOIL— rubber or plastics Sch 7 Pt 12B Hdnte 1(a) ; heating apparatus, electric 68U.50 771.20-55 preparation and cultivation machinery 666.00 stone Sch 5 Pt 10 Hdnte 2 SOLDERING— SLACK (coal) 521.31 machines and apparatus, electrical 683.95 SLAG— wire, rods, tubes, plates, electrodes, basic U80.35 etc., of base metal or metal carbides, metal-bearing Sch 6 Pt 1 Hdnte 2(b) coated or cored with flux 653.10-15 SLASHIHO MACHINES, textile 670.12 SONDES 709.09 SLATE, and articles of 5l5.11-Hi SOOT REMOVERS 660.15 SLEDGES 651.23 SORTING MACHINERY, for earth, stone, ores, SLEDS 73U. 97 or other minerals in solid form 678.20 SLEEVES, abrasive 519.51 SOUND— SLICERS, food, non-industrial, not powered by amplifier sets, electric 68U.70 • electricity 6U9.57 recordings (see RECORDINGS) SLIDE RULES 710.60-61 SOUPS, SOUP ROLLS, SOUP TABLETS or CUBES 182.50-52 SLIMES, refinery, metal-bearing Sch 6 Pt 1 Hdnte 2(b) SOURSOPS (see also FRUITS) IU6.8O-8I SLINGS, of wire cordage 61*2.20 SOUSAPHONES Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2(a) 725.20-22 SLIPCOVERS, furniture— SOY BEAN(S) — of rubber or plastics 772.35 oil, crude or refined(see also OILS, of textile materials Sch 3 Pt 5C Hdnte 1 FATS, AND GREASES) 176.52 SLIPPERS 700.325 Sch 7 Pt U Hdnte 1; 2(e) oil-bearing 175.U8-U9 SLIVER(S) — prepared or preserved (vegetables) lUl.05 asbestos 5l8.21 SPACE CRAFT 69U.50 cotton 300.U5-50 SPACE HEATERS— man-made fibers 309.80-90 electric 68U.20-50 miscellaneous textile materials 312.10 non-electric, household, hotel, restau­ silk 308.20 rant, or hotel types '• 653.U5-50 vegetable fibers (except cotton) 30U.0li-08; SPADES 61*8.51 30U.22-S6J 30U.3lt; 30lt.U0; 30h.hh; 301^.1485 30U.525 30lt.58 wool 307.50-52 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

501 References to References to Tariff Schedules Tariff Schedules SPANGLES— articles of, nspf 7/hl.50 not strung and not set VAl .20-30 STAPLES 6^6.25-36 SPAMNERS 6^8.97 in strip form /i93.30; 6i6.20 SPARK PLUGS, for internal combustion engines— 683.60 STARCHES 132.35-55 SPARKLING WINES 167.10 STARTER MOTORS, for internal combustion engines 683.60 SPECTACLE(S) 708 .^3--i7 STATUARY (see SCULPTURES and STATUARY) cases Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(c) STAVES, wood 20^.15 Sch 7 Pt 6A Hdnte 2(b>, STEAM— 7A0.05-10 blasting machines 662.50 SPECTROMETERS 711.86 engines, turbines, and other vapor power SPEED CHANGERS 680.-i5-/V8 units 660.25-35 SPEEDOMETERS 711.92-9A generating boilers 660.10 SPEISS, metal-bearing Sch 6 Pt 1 Hdnte 2(b) STEAMING MACHINERY, industrial, plant, and SPERMACETI WAX ^9A.06 laboratory equipment 661.70 SPHYGMOMANOMETERS 709.11 STEAHATE(S) — SPICES AND SPICE SEEDS Sch I Pt IIB Hdnte 1; lithium 490.30 161.01-162.15 potassium and sodium /V65 .30 SPIEGELEISEN Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(c); other A90.32 607.20-21 STEARIC ACID 490.12 SPIKES, of base metal 6^6.25-36 compounds (see STEARATES) SPINEL, synthetic, of gemstone quality— STEATITE, and articles of 523.31-37 articles of, nspf 520.75 STEEL (see also METALS) — cut, but not set 520.71 plates, prepared for printing 663.38 SPIRALS, paper 737.70 shavings 652.45 SPIRITS, alcoholic Sch 1 Pt 12D wool 652.50 SPLICERS, film 722.52-56 STEINS (see TABLEWARE) SPLINTS 709.57 STENCIL COPY MACHINES 6f)8.20 SPLITTINGS, mica Sch 5 Pt ID Hdnte 1(c); STENCILS, pressure sensitive 790.55 516.51 STEREOTYPE— SPONGE(S) — matrix board or mat 251.20 marine 190.85-9^ paper 252.70-73 metal, unwrought Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(a") plates 668.38 iron 608.02-0/1 STERILIZING MACHINERY, industrial, plant, and natural, articles of nspf 792.70 laboratory equipment 661.70 rubber or plastic 770.30-80 STICK LAC 188.10 SPOONS— STICKS— table or kitchen, with metal bowls 650.51-57 bamboo and rattan 222.05 of wood 206./i5--i7 cork 220.20 SPORTING GOODS Sch 7 Pt 5D joss 790.35 SPRAY GUNS 662.35-50 lacrosse 735 .17 SPRAYING APPLIANCES, mechanical, for liquids metal, unwrought . Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3{&) or powders 662.35-50 seat 751.10-11 SPREADERS, fertilizer 666.00 walking 751.10-11 SPRING (SV- wood— of base metal 652.85-87 candy and ice cream 206.87 -operated motors 660.80 in the rough or cut to length 200.40 -operated pistols, rifles, and arms 730.85-86 rough shaped for specific articles 200.50-55 SPROCKET, chain 680.5^ STILETTOS, embroidery 651.04 SPURS, used in making ceramic articles 531.31 STILTS, used in making ceramic articles 531.31 SQUASH (see VEGETABLES) STOCKINGS— .1 STAGES, floating 696.60 hosiery 374.05-65 STAINED GLASS WINDOWS 5U.6i surgical 709.57 for religious institutions 850.30 STOCKS (see also INTANGIBLES)~ STAINS— for rifles 730.63 benzenoid ^06.02-80 for shotguns 730.71 other Sch U Pt 9C Hdnte A STOKERS, mechanical 661.25 A7/V.50 STONE— STAIRCASE, fittings and mountings, of base alabaster, articles of 513.94 metal Ul .00-10 breccia, and articles of 514.51-81 STAMPS, postage and revenue 21U.U0 burrstones 519.01 STANDARD NEWSPRINT PAPER 252.65 chips, spalls, and stone crushed or ground- 513.21-41 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES 502

References to References to STONE—Continued Tariff Schedules STRIPS—Continued Tariff Schedules Cornwall (flux] 522.35; 522.A5 electrical terminal 685.90 granite, and articles of 513.6l-8;i with a light-reflecting surface 790.50 jet, and articles of 513.91-9A man-made Sch 3 Pt IE Hdnte 3{A-h); 309.20-50 limestone, and articles of SlA-H-'W pressure-sensitive 790.50-55 marble, and articles of 5H.51-81 rubber or plastics Sch 7 Pt 12B Hdnte 1(b); 771.20-55 millstones 519.71 STROBOSCOPES 713.17-19 nspf, and articles of, nspf 515.4.1-6/1 STROLLERS— onyx, and articles of 51A.5A-81 baby 732.60-62 pumice 519.05-lA doll 732.40 quartzlte 514.91 STRONTIAMITE 421.70 rottenstone 519.17; 519.34 STRONTIUM (see also METALS)-- sand 513.11-14 cromate pigments 473.19 slate, and articles of 515.11-14 compounds— soapstone, and articles of 523.31-37 salts of organic acids ^27.06-08 statuary and sculptures, professional other ^21.70-86 productions of sculptors— metal 632.46 not originals 513.51 STRYCHNINE and its salts- 437.16 originals 765.15 STUD LINK CHAIN 652.21 talc, and articles 523.31-37 STUDS and studding Sch 6 Pt 3D travertine 515.21-34 of iron or steel 646.57 tripoli 519.17; 519.34 of other base metal- 646.77 STONES— STURGEON (see FISH) curling 734.65 STYLOGRAPHIC PENS 760.05 gemstones (see GEMSTONES) STYLUSES, hand 710.78 precious and semiprecious (see PRECIOUS STYREKE 403.10 AND SEMIPRECIOUS STONES) resins 405.25 STONEWARE, and articles of Sch 5 Pt 2 Hdnte 2(0) SUBOXIDE of LEAD (Leady litharge) 473.58 STOPPERS— SUBPORCELAIN, and articles of Sch 5 Pt 2 Hdnte 2(d) of cork 220.35-45 SUGAR— of rubber or plastics 772.85 beets and cane 155 .10-15 STOPWATCHES Sch 7 Pt 2E Hdnte 2(a') corn 155.60 715.05 derived from sugar beets and sugar cane 155.20-36 STOVES— dextrose 155 .60 electric 684.20-50 flavored 155.75-76 non-electric, household, hotel, maple 155 .50 restaurant, or office types 653.45-50 saccharides 493.65-68 STRAIGHT EDGES 710.80 sack fabric, rags 390.20 STRAMONIUM 435 .75 SUITCASES Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a)(i) STRANDS, of wire, with or without fittings 642.06-20 SULFATE(S)~ STRAW— aluminum 417.16 artlcles of Sch 2 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(d'); 222.36-64 aluminum ammonium 417.10 artificial 309.05-06; 309.20-25 aluminum potassium 417.14 flax 192.60 ammonium 417.38 nspf 184.35 barium 472.10-14 rice 192.75 calcium 472.30 STRAWBOARD AND STRAWPAPER 251.25 cobalt 418.62 STREAMERS, paper 737.70 copper 418.76 STRINGED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 725.02-06 diethyl and dimethyl 428.54 STRINGS for musical instruments 726.40 fertilizers and fertilizer materials 480.55; 480.80 STRI PS- Iron (ferrous) 418.92 abrasive 519.51 lead 473.62 base metal— magne slum 419.34-3 6 aluminum Sch 6 Pt 2D Hdnte 3(c); 618.25-29 manganese 419.42 copper Sch 6 Pt 2C Hdnte 3(b'); 612.30-52 nickel • 419.74 iron or steel Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(hi potassiim 480.55 rectangular in shape-Sch 6 Pt 2B; 608.81-96; 609.17 sodium 421.42-46 nonrectangular in shape Sch 6 Pt 2B; 609.12-17 strontium 421.82-84 lead Sch 6 Pt 2G Hdnte 3(a); 622.18-24 zinc 422.76 nickel Sch 6 Pt 2E Hdnte 3(b'); 620.08-16 other— tin Sch 6 Pt 2F Hdnte 3(a); 622.15-17 inorganic (classifiable according to zinc Sch 6 Pt 2H Hdnte 3(8); 626.15-24 cation constituent) 417.18-423.00 cork 220.20 organic 428.72 denslfied wood 203.10 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

503 References to References to Tariff Schedules Tariff Schedules SULFIDES(S)~ TABLES (see also FURNITURE) — antimony Ul7.52 communion, for religious institutions 850.70 arsenic Ijl? .60 designed for games 73l*.1*0-1*2 iron (pyrites) UI8.9O TABLEWARE— sodium U2I.52 articles, nspf 653.60-651*. 20 organic U29.60 ceramic- 533.11-77 other (classifiable according to cation bone china 533.1*1 constituent Ul7 .l8-i;23.00 earthen 533.11-37 SULFITE(S), bisulfite(s) and thiosulfate(s) — nonbone china and subporcelain 533.51-77 sodium U21.51* glass 51*6.11-57 other (classifiable according to cation rubber or plastics 772.03-15 constituent) Iil7.l8-li23.00 sterling silver and other precious metal 653.60-62 SULFOXYUTE(S)—, TACHOMETERS— sodium formaldehyde li26.96 electric 712.25-27 mixtures of ll23.81t non-electrical 711.9l*-96 other (classifiable according to cation TACKLE— constituent) ld7.18-1*23.00 fishing 731.05-60 SULFUR Id5.1i5 pulley 661*.10 black (pigment) U06.02 TACKS— compounds of li29.60 thumb 61*6.02-06 dioxide 1*22.91; other 61*6.25-36 SULFURIC ACID Ul6.35 TAILORS I IRONS 651.1*5 SUMC, dyeing and tanning preparations li70.50-55 TALC, and articles of, nspf 523.31-37 SUNFLOWER— TALL OIL 1*93.82 oilj crude or refined (see also OILS, FATS TALLOW (see also OILS, FATS, and GREASES)— and GREASES) 176.51i-55 crude or refined— seed 175.51 animal 177.56 SUNN (textile fiber) 30U.50-52 vegetable 176.90 SUPERHEATERS 660.15 sulfonated or sulfated 1*65.70 SURFACE-ACTIVF; AGENTS— (see also FRUITS) 11*9.1*0 benzenoid li05.35 TAMFICO FIBER (see ISTLE) nonbenzenoid Sch k Ft 8A Hdnte 1 TANKAGE l81*.55 1^65.05-95 TANKS— SURFACE-TEMPERING APPLIANCES, gas-operated- 671*.80-90 developing, photographic 722.88-90} 722.96 SURGICAL— metal, over 75-gallon capacity 61*0.35 absorbable hemostats, sterile • li95.10 military vehicles 692.1*5 belts, , and similar articles 709.57 TANNIC ACID— furniture 727.02-01* containing 50^ or more of tannic acid by instruments and apparatus 709.01-27 weight 1*37.68-69 sutures and suture materials, sterile 1*95.10 other 1*25.98 SURVEIING INSTRUMENTS 710.0l*-l*2 TANNING MATERIALS— barometers, aneroid, with altimeter inorganic (classifiable under provisions' setting 711.1*5 for specific congjounds) Sch 1* Pt 2C; 1*17.10-1*23.00 SUSPENDERS 376 .Ol*-20 of vegetable origin 1*70.05-85 SUTURES, surgical, and suture materials, synthetic, benzenoid 1*05.55 sterile 1*95.10 TANTALUM (see also METALS) — SWEETSOPS (see also FRUITS) IU6.8O-8I congjounds 1*23.00 SVONE (see also ANIMALS) 100.85 metal ; 629.05-10 SWITCHBOARDS 685.90 ore '• 601.1*2 SWITCHES— TAPE RECORDER 685.1*0-1*2 electrical 685.90 TAPE RECORDINGS 72l*.20; 72l*.l*0 time 715.60-68 TAPERS 755.25 SWORDFISH (see FISH) TAPES— SWORDS 730.05 asbestos ~ 5l8.21 SPRINGES— ladder, of cotton 385.1*0 bulbs for 772.1*2 with a light-reflecting surface 790.50 medical, dental, surgical, and veterinary, pressure-sensitive 790.55 including hypodermic 709.13 recording media, magnetic 721*.1*5 of rubber or plastics, not in part of glass recordings 721*.12-20; 72l*.l*0 or metal 772.1*2 TAPESTRIES— Gobelin and other hand-woven, fit only for T use as wall hangings 361*.05 TABLE— other 361* .11-35 articles, nspf, of metal 653.60-651*.20 TAPESTRY FABRICS 357.05-15 -cloths, of textile materials Sch 3 Pt 5C Hdnte 1 TAPPING HAND TOOLS 651.27 covers, of rubber or plastics 772.35 TAPS 680.20-27 forks 650.31-1*9 TAR— implements nspf, of character of hand coal, blast-furnace, oil-gas, and water tools—'- — 651.1*7-55 gas., 1*01.18 knives 650.01-21 pitch of 1*01.60 lamps, of base metal • 653.35-1*0 coke, pitch of 1*01.62 spoons and ladles 650.51-57 wood ; 1*91*.1*0 -tennis equipment 731*.30-1*2 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

504 References to References to Tariff Schedules Tariff Schedules TAR-ACID— TETRACHLORIDE(S)—Continued oil UOl.70 other (classifiable according to cation resins U05.25 constituent 1(17.18-1(23.00 TARAj dyeing and tanning preparations 1+70.20-25 and under "halogenated hydrocarbons")— 1(29-1(8 TARGETS, skeet 735.18 TETRACHLOROETHANE (Acetylene tetrachloride) 1(29.38 TARRAGON, spice 162.05-07 TETRAETHYL LEAD 1(29.70 TARTAR EMETIC li26.72 TEXTILE(S) (see also CORDAGE, FABRICS, FIBERS, TARTARIC ACID li25.9li LACE and NET, MACHINERY, MOTIFS, WASTE AND TARTRATE(S) — SCRAP, YARNS, and other specific articles) — calcium li26.16 articles nspf— ergotamine 1(37.12 of felts and other non-woven fabrics 355.05-25 potassium antimony li26.72 other 386.05-389.70 potassium sodium 1(26.82 assistants— other (classifiable according to cation benzenoid 1(05.30 constituent Ia7.l8-U23.00 nspf (nonbenzenoid) 1(93-50 under "salts of organic acids" and 1(26.08-U27.28 bags and sacks 385-1(5-55 "Esters of acids and monohydric bedding 363-01-90 alcohols") 1(28.72 clothing— TASSELS, of textile materials 385.70 doll 737-20 TAXIDERMY, products of 190.68 machine 358. 2i4-60 TAXIMETERS 711.90 belts 358.05-10; 773.35 TEA 160.50 cloths, dust, mop, and polishing 385.25-30 for making chemical products under bond- Sch 8 Pt 5D 867.00 floor coverings 360.05-361.56 in^jure, importation prohibited Sch 1 Pt llA Hdnte 3 underlays, of textile and other TEASELS 192.90 fibrous material 361.80-85 TEA WASTE, for making chemical products under footwear 7OO.6O-80 bond Sch 8 Pt 5D 867.00 garments, body-supporting (corsets, TEETH— girdles, brassieres, etc.) 376.2l(-28 artificial and dentures 709.51(-55 garters and garter-belts 376.0l(-20 metal, for saws 61(9.26 gloves 70l(.05-95 TELEGRAHI APPARATUS AND INSTRUMENTS— handkerchiefs 370.0l(-92 electrical 681( .61( headwear 702.05-703.15 radio 685.22 hose, for liquids or gases 357-90-95 TELEPHONE APPARATUS AND INSTRUMENTS— hosiery 37l(-05-65 -electrical 681(.62 labels, not ornamented (see also Motifs) 385-60-63 radio- 685.22 lacings, for corsets, footwear, etc 385-75-90 TELESCOPES 708.51-55 linens and other furnishings 365.00-367-65 TELEVISION— materials Sch 3 Hdnte 2(a) cameras 685.10 mats and matting, pile, of coir 385-95 transmission and reception apparatus 685.20 mufflers 372.10-80 TELLURIUM (see also METALS) — neckties 373-05-30 coir^DOunds— nets— salts of organic acids 1(27.12 fishing 355.35-1(5 other 1(21.90 fish-landing 731 -50 metal 632.1(8 game or sport Sch 7 Pt 5D TENDERS, for rail locomotives 690.05 packing, twisted jute (oakum)^ cotton and TENNIS EQUIPMENT— rubber 385-10-15 lawn-tennis 73l(. 85-88 rainwear 376-50-58 table-tennis 73l(.30-3l( scarves and shawls 372-10-80 tables 73l(.1(0-1(2 suspenders 376 .Ol(-20 TENSIMETERS 709.11 tapestries 361(. 05-35 TERMINALS, electrical 685.90 tassels, and cords and tassels 385-70 TERPIN HYDRATE 1(37.70 underwear 378-05-70 TERPINEOL 1(60.75 veils 372-05 TERRAZZO 511.31-71 wearing apparel, nspf 380.03-382.87 TERRY— THALLIUM (see also METALS) — fabrics, cotton 31(6.30-32 coirpounds— furnishings, cotton 366.65 salts of organic acids 1(27.28 TEST OR CONTAINER BOARDS 251.30 other 1(22.00 TETRACHLORIDE(S) — metal 632.50 acetylene (Tetrachloroethane) 1(29-38 THEATRICAL SCENERY, PROPERTY, AND APPAREL, carbon 1(29.22 imported under bond 861(.65 ethylene (Perchloroethylene) 1(29.3l( THEOBROMINE 1(37 -I8 tin 1(22. 2l( TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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THEODOLITES 710.k2 TITANIUM (see also METAIB)—Continued THERMOGRAPHS 711.60 metal 629.15-20 THERMOMETERS 711.35-37 ore 601.51 THERMOSTATS 711.84 TITLERS, film 722.55-56 THIMBLES, used in making ceramic articles 531.31 TOASTERS, electric 684.20 THIOSULFATE(S)-- TOBACCO— sodium 1+21.54 cigarettes 170.65 other (classifiable according to cation cigars and cheroots 170.70-74 constituent) U17.18-423.00 filler 170.20-49 THORIUM (see also METAIS)— leaf 170.01-05 compounds— machines, processing 678-45 salts of organic acids 42T.14 manufactured, or not manufactured, nspf— I7O.8O other 422.10-14 pipecases 756.60 metal 632.52; 632.68 pipes, pipe bowls, and parts 756.20-35; 756.50-55 ore 601.45 scrap 170.60-64 THREAD (see also YAEHS and THREAD) counters— 708.85 snuff and snuff flour 170.75 THREADIHG HAMD TOOLS 651.27 stems 170.50-55 THRESHIHa MACHINERY 666.00 wrapper I7O.IO-I5 THUMB TACKS 646.02-06 TOBOGGANS 734.95-97 THYME— TOILET— oil 452.66 brushes 750.40-47 spice.- 162.09-11 combs Sch 7 Pt 8A Hdnte 2 THYMOL 437.72 750.05-15 TICKET-ISSUIMG MACHIHES, incorporating combination toilet articles containing calculating mechanism 676.25 combs or brushes 750.75 TIE HIHS and CUPS (see also JEWELRY) 7ltO.Og-37 preparations 461.05-45 TIE PLATES, steel 610.25-26 soap 466.10-15 TILES (see also FLOOR COVERIMIS) — wares, nspf, of metal 653.65-654.20 ceramic 532.21-31 waters 461.15-35 concrete-—--—--—-----—— --—-—- 511.31-41 TOLUENE 401.72 glass, pressed or molded used for TOLUEMESULFONAMIDE RESINS 405.25 building 540.47 TOMATOES (see VEGETABLES) of rubber or plastics 772.70 TONE ARMS 685.32 TIMBER 200.35 TONERS, color, benzenoid 406.70 TIMEPIECES (see also WATCHES and CLOCKS) Sch 7 Pt 2E TONGUE DEPRESSORS, wooden 206.87 TIMERS, pigeon 7l5.'^0 TONKA BEANS 193.10 TIME SWITCHES 715.60-68 TOOL(S)— TIN (see also METALS)-- bodies and handles of wood 206.50-54 compounds— hand— salts of organic acids 427.16 gas-operated welding, brazing, other 422.20-26 cutting and surface-tempering 674.80-90 foil 644.15 with pneianatic or self-contained ore, and black oxide of tin 601.48 non-electric motor 674.60-70 TINCTURES, of opium 437.74 powder-actuated—: 674.75 TINSEL WIRE— with self-contained electric motor 683.20 festooning and Christmas tree decora­ other— tions of 748.15 with blade, or other working textile article ornamented with Sch 3 Hdnte 3(a)(i) part of base metal, metal woven fabrics and ribbons of fW.lO carbides, etc. Sch 6 Pt 3E Hdnte 1 TIN SNIPS 6k8.91 of wood 206.54 TIPS, tool, unmounted, of sintered metal handles and knobs, of rubber or plastic— 772.80 carbides 6it9.53 holders, for machine tools 674.50-56 TIRE FABRIC 357.80 interchangeable tools for hand or TIRES AND TUBES, of rubber or plastics Sch 7 Pt 12C Hdnte 1; machine tools 649.41-49 772.1»-5-60 machine Sch 6 Pt 4F Hdnte l(a) TISSUE PAPER 252.1)-0-l+2; 252.77-79; 253.1)-0-45j 674.30-42 25't-.63-65; 256.30 tips, unmounted, of sintered metal TITANIUM (see also METALS) — carbides 649.53 compounds— TOOTH BRUSHES—' 750.40 dioxide 473 .70 TOOTHPICKS, wood 206.85 salts of organic acids l)-27.18-20 TOPPED CRUDE PETROLEUM 475.05-10 other 1+22.30 TORCHES, blow, and other self-contained 649.31-32 ferrosillcon (alloy) Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e)(vlii); TORPEDOES 730.93 607.60 TORQUE CONVERTERS 680.52 TOTOABA (see FISH) TOUGHENED (SPECIALLY TEMPERED) GLASS, whether or not shaped 544.31 TOUPEES 790.70 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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TOURIST LITERATURE 270.70 TUBES— TOWELS Soh 3 Pt 5C Hdnte 1 of asbestos and hydraulic cement 518.UI TOWERS, of base metal 652.9U-98 of base metal Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(e) TOXINS U37.76 aluminum 6l8.U5-U7 TOy(S) Soh 7 Pt ^ Hdnte 1 & 2 copper 613.02-12 alphabet blocks, building blocks 737.55 iron or steel— balls 735.09-12 cast iron 610.56-58 books '• 737.52 conduits for electric conductors 688.30-35 figures of animate objects 737.2^-50 other 610.30-52 models 737.07-15 lead 621+.50-5U musical instruments 737.60 nickel >- 620.UO-U2 nspf . 737.80-90 tin 622.UO of rubber or plastics, for pets 773.05 zinc 626.Ii5 TRACK TOOLS 651.25 of base metal or metal carbides, coated or TRACTORS— cored with flux, for soldering, etc 653-10-15 automobile truck Sch 6 Pt 6B Hdnte 1(b)j 692.05 electronic 687.50-6o engines 66.1tO platform 692 .UO for electric lamps, vacuum tubes, etc— 5U7.37 suitable for agricultural use 692.30 other 51|0.1il-li3j 5U8-01-03 other 692.35 of metal, collapsible 6U0.U0 TRAILERS 692.60 of paper, for holding thread or yarn 256.65-67 TRAINS, model 737.05-15 of rubber or plastics, for tires 772.57-60 TRANSFORMERS 682.10 X-ray 709.61 TRANSISTORS 687.60 TUBING— TRANSITS 710.UO-lt2 of asbestos, or asbestos and other TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT Sch 6 Pt 6 spinnable fiber Sch 3 Hdnte l(ii) TRAVELING BAGS Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a) (i) 518.21 TRAVERTINE, and articles of 512.21-31 of glass 5UO.U1-U35 51+8.01-03 TRAYS, of rubber or plastics 772.09 of metal, flexible 652.09 TREES, artificial 7U8.20-21 of textile materials (see also FABRICS, TRICHLORIDE(S) — NARROW) 3li7.15-20; 31+7.65 phosphorus 1;19 -82 of rubber or plastics Sch 7 Pt 12B Hdnte 1(c) & 2(v) trichloroethylene U29 .i;2 for gases or liquids 772.65 trichloromethane (chloroform) li29.2U TUCKINGS 357 • 60 other (classifiable according to cation TUFTED— constituent iil7.l8-U23.00 fabrics 3U6.70-95 and under "halogenated hydrocarbons") 1*29.U8 floor coverings 360.65-80 TRICHLOROETHILENE U29 .ll2 TUNA (see FISH) TRICYCLES 732.50-52 TUNG— TRIETHANOLAMINE ' UZS.IZ nuts 175.51+ TRIMMINGS— oil 176.60 of textile materials (see also MOTIIS and TUNGSTATE(S)— ORNAMENTS) 357.70 ammonium 1+17.1+0 of other materials Sch 7 Pt 7B calcium 1+18.30 TRIOXIDE(S) — potassium 1+20.32 arsenic lil7.62 sodium 1+21.56 other (classifiable according to cation other (classifiable according to cation constituent)-- Ul7.l8-li23.00 constituent) 1+17.18-1+23 -00 TRIPOLI— TUNGSTEN (see also METALS) — crude 519.17 compounds (see also TUNGSTATE(S)) l+22.i+0+.l+2 in grains, ground, pulverized, or refined- 519.3U mixtures of 1+23.92 TROMBONES Sch 7 Pt 3A Hdnte 2(a) j ferrosilicon (alloy) Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(e) (ix) 725.20-22 607.65 TRUCKS— metal 629.25-35 automobile 692.05; 692.15 ore 601.51+ fork-lift, platform, and other self- TUNGSTIC ACID 1+16.1+0 propelled work trucks, off-the-highviay TUNING— types 692 .liO forks 726.10 TRUFFLES lUU.30 pins 726.1+5 TRUMPETS 725.20-22 TURBINES— TRUNKS (luggage) Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a)(i) steam 660.25-35 TRUSSES (surgical) 709-57 water 660.65-70 TUBAS 725.20-22 TURMERIC, spice I62.I3 TUBE OR TUBA ROOT U93.02-OU TURNBUCKLES 61+6.72; 61+6.78 TUBERS 125.30 TURNIPS (see also VEGETABLES) 137.66 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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TURN-TABLES 685.32 , gum and spirits of 188.50 VALVES 680.20-27 TURTLES (see also ANIMALS) 100.90 VANADATE(S) ; Sch U Pt 2C TWEEZERS 6U9.91 ammonium i 1*17.1*2 TWINE Sch 3 Pt 2 Hdnte 1(a) potassium . U20,3h binder and baler Sch 3 Pt 2 Hdnte 1(e); sodium U21.60 315.20 other (classifiable according to cation TYPES— constituent) Ul7.l8-U23.00 printing 668.36 VANADIUM (see also METALS) — special, for the use or benefit of the compounds (see also VANADATES)— blind 826.20 salts of organic acids U27.22 TYPESETTING, MACHINES 668.25 other ljg2.58-62 TYPEWRITERS 676.05 metal 632.58j 632.68 TYPEWRITING APPARATUS and INSTRUMENTS, mixtures of U23.9U electric telegraph 681(.6U ore 601.60 VANILLA BEANS 193.15 U VANILLIN UO8.8O ULTRAMARINE BLUE li73.8ii VANS, LIFT (see also CONTAINERS) — ULTRA-VIOLET LAMPS 687.10 of base metal— UMBERS Ii72.1i6-li8; U73.38 of stainless steel 6U0.20 UMBRELLAS Sch 7 Pt 8B Hdnte 1; other 6UO.3O 751.05 of wood 20U.3O toy 737.90 VAPOR— UNDERWEAR 378.05-70 generating boilers 66O.IO UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT IMPORTATIONS 830.00-836.00 power units 660.25-35 UNIVERSAL JOINTS 680.51+ VAPORIZING MACHINERY, industrial, plant, and UNLOADING MACHINERY 661^.10 laboratory equipment 66I.7O UNSPUN FIBROUS VEGETABLE MATERIALS Sch 2 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(d) Sch U Pt 9C Hdnte 3 J UPHOLSTERY FABRIC 357.05-15 U7U.UO-U6 UPHOLSTERY REGULATORS 651.OU VATS, metal, over 75-gallon capacity 6U0.35 URANATE(S) — VEAL (see MEATS) sodium 1+21.58 VEGETABLE— other (classifiable according to cation dyeing and tanning preparations Sch U Pt 9A Hdnte 1 constituent) Ul7.l8-U23.00 U70.05-85 URANIUM (see also METALS) — fibers, textile— compounds (see also URANATES)— cotton 300.10-50 salts of organic acids U27.28 other Sch 3 Pt IB Hdnte 1(a); other U22.50-52 30U.02-58 metal 629.50 glue U55.30-32 ore 601.57 juices 166.30 UEEA U8O.3O materials— methylol 1*25.22 fibrous, nontextile Sch 2 Pt 2B Hdnte 2(d); resins Uli5.35 222.05-28; 192.55-85 UHETHANE RESINS 1*05.25 oil-bearing 175.03-57 URUNDAT, dyeing and tanning preparations U70.50-57 oil cake and oil-cake meal 18U .50-52 UTENSILS and articles, household, nspf— oils (see OILS, FATS, and GREASES) ceramic 53U. 21-97 parchment paper 253.25 glass 5U6.11-57 seeds 126.01-127.10 rubber or plastics 772.03-15 substances— wood 206.95-97 candied, crystallized, or glace 15U.60 crude, nspf 193.25 V tallow 176.90 VACCINES U37.76 waxes U9U.10-18 VACUUM— VEGETABLE MATERIALS, fibrous, unspun (bamboo, bottles and containers 790.59-63 rattan, , chip, straw, palm leaf, bottle inners 5U5.31-37 grass, seagrass, and similar fibrous cleaners, non-industrial, with self- vegetable substances)— contained electric motors 683.30 articles of Sch 2 Pt 2B Hdnte 2 pumps 661.15 baskets and bags 222.U0-UU VALANCES— blinds, shutters, curtains, screens, of rubber or plastics 772.35 and shades 222.50 of textile materials Sch 3 Pt 5C Hdnte 1 woven or partly assembled material VALERIC ACID li25.96 suitable for blinds, shutters, etc— 222.30-36 VALERIC ANHYDRIDE U26.02 bouquets, boutonnieres, corsages, VALISES Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a) (i) wreaths, and similar ornamental VALONIA, dyeing and tanning preparations li70.60-65 articles of dried, bleached, colored, or chemically treated grasses or other natural plants 7U8.35 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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VEGETABEE MAIERIAIB—Continued VITAMINS -l)-3T.82-86j 1+38.01 articles of—Continued VOLTAGE REGULATORS, automatlc- 686.20 braids, non-elastic, suitable for making or ornamenting headware T03.80-90 brooms and brushes T50.30-31 w chip roping 222.28 WADDING— floor coverings 222.55-57 cellulose 252.30; 25I+.2O fiirniture 727-10 articles of, nspf 256.80 headwear 702.05-U7 of textile materials, and articles of luggage, handbags, and flat goods 706.10-llf nspf 355.05-25 nspf 222.60-6i+ WAEERS— VEGETABLES (see also ARTIFICIAL) — of cork 220.1+5 candled, crystallized, or glace —___ 13k.60 edible 182.20 dried, desiccated, or dehydrated iit-0.09-75 not edible 193.20 fresh, chilled, or frozen 135.10-138.00 WAGONS— packed in salt, in brine, pickled, or designed to be ridden by children 732.52 otherwise prepared or farm 666.00 preserved Sch 1 Ft 8C Hdnte 1; 141.05 vehicles, not self propelled— 692.60 VEHICLES (except rail vehicles) WAIKCNG STICKS 751.10-11 coach work fittings and mountings 61^7.00-10 WALL— motor, including amphibious motor vehicles— coverings, including wall tile, nspf, of armored military 692 M rubber or plastics (see also FLOOR constructed and equipped to perform COVERINGS) 772.70 special services—~- --- 692.15 hand-woven tapestries fit only for use as motorcycles 692.50-55 wall hangings 36I+.O5 for transport of persons or paper 256.05 articles 692.05-10 tiles- nspf. Including trailers 692.60 ceramic 532.21-27 VEILING 350.00 concrete --— ^—__ 5II.3I VEILS 372.05 WALtlUTS (see also NUTS) II+5.28; ll+5.5l+-55 VELLUM 120.50 WARDROBE CASES Sch 7 Pt ID Hdnte 2(a)(l) VELOCIPEDE BELLS 652.55 WARPING MACHINES, textile 67O.I2 VELOURS, cotton 3^+6.35 WASHERS— VELVETEENS, cotton 3h6.13-2k of base metal, except iron or steel 61+6.75-76 VELVETS, cotton 3h6.35 of cork 220.1+5 VENDING MACHINES, automatic 678.14-0 of iron or steel 6I+6.65-7O VENEERS, wood Sch 2 Pt 3 Hdnte 1(a); 240.00-06 WASHING MACHINES— VENISON (See MEATS) dish 662.20 VERMICELLI l82.35-36 for earth, stone, ores, or other minerals VERMILLION REDS 1+73.66 in solid form 678.20 VERT LIGHT PISTOLS 730.81 for textile materials and articles 67O.I+O and .1+3 VESSELS (see also BOATS), not subject to pro­ WASTE AND SCRAP— visions of tariff schedules General Hdnte 5(e) asbestos 518.11 VESTS Sch 3 Pt 6F cellulose acetate 309.65; 771.05 VETERINARY— cocoa-bean residues 156.5O-55 furniture 727.02-OU cork 220.05 instruments and apparatus- 709.01-66 fish 18I+.55 VETIVERT OIL 1+52.68 glass 5I+O.1I+ VIEWERS, film 722.52-56 metals Sch 6 Pt 2 Hdnte 3(b) VINEGAR 182.55-58 aluminum 618.10 VINYL— beryllium 628.05 acetate—— 1+28.68 columblum 628.15 chloride 1+29.1+1+ copper 612.08-11 ether 1+28.91+ germanium 628.25 resins 1+1+5.1+0-1+5 hafnium 628.35 Indium 628.1+5 VINYLIDENE CHLORIDE 1+29-1+6 iron or steel 607.10-12 VINYLPYRROLTDONE U25.38 lead 62I+ .01+ VIOLINS, violas, violoncellos, and double magnesium 628.55 basses 725.01+ molybdenum 628.70 VIRUSES 1+37.76 nickel 620.02 VISCOMETERS 711.86-88 precious metal 605.7O VISES— rhenium 628.90 machine-tool accessories or parts 67I+. 50-56 tajitalum 629.05 magnetic 682.80 tin 622.10 other than machine-tool accessories titanium 629 -15 and parts 61+9-37 tungsten 629.25-26 uranium 629.50 zinc 626.10 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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WAaCE AHD SCRAP—Continued WATEH-GAS TAR— metals—Continued crude 401.18 zirconium 629.60 pitch of 401.60 other "base metals 632.02-58 WATT-HOOR METERS, and standard meters for checking mica $16.21-21+J 516.41 or calibrating such meters 7I3.O5-I5 nspf 793.00 WAraiiE, dyeing and tanning preparations 4-70.50-57 paper and paper board ———— 250.Ol)- WAXES— photographic film •J2h.30 animal 494.02-08 plastics 771.05; 771.15 artificial mixtures 494.30 rubber 771.10 mineral 494.20-24 tea, for making chemical products under vegetable 494.10-18 bond Sch 8 Pt 5D 867.00 WAX or PARAFFIN 254.54 importation prohibited Sch 1 Pt llA Hdnte 3 WEAPONS 730.05-77; 730.81-93 textile Sch 3 Pt 1 Hdnte 1 WEARING APPAREL— cordage 390.10-12 footwear Sch 7 Pt lA Hdnte 1^ man-made fibers 309.60-66 700.05-85 rs«s Sch 3 Pt 7C; 390.20-60 of fur on the skin, nspf 79I.O5-I5 bagging and sugar-sack fabric 390.20 gloves Sch 7 Pt IC Hdnte l(a]6; wiping 390.30 7Oli.OS-705.9O other 390 .kO-60 headwear Sch 7 Pt IB Hdnte 1(a); silk 308.10-20 702.05-703.75 vegetable fibers— of leather, nspf 791.60-75 abaca 301)-.02 models of, under bond, by manufacturers 864.10 coir 3Cik.06 regalia, for institutions Sch 8 Pt 4 Hdnte 2; cotton 3OO.iiO-.50 850.40; 851.30 crin vegetal 304.08 of rubber or plastics, nspf 772.30 flax 30i;.12 of textile materials Sch 3 Pt 6 hemp 30l+ .20 theatrical, under bond 864.65 Jute 30h.32 WEATHER BOARDS 202.45-50 kapok 301*.38 WEAVING MACHINES 670.14 ramie 36k.h2 WEBBING, TEJCrilE (see FABRICS, narrow) sisal and henequen 30l)-.')-6 WEBS, nspf 355.05-25 sunn 301*.50 WEDGES 651.25 other 301+.56 WEIGHING MACHINERY (see also BALANCES) 662.25-30 vool and related hair 307.02-18 WEIGBT-OPERATED— tobacco scrap 170.61-64 counting and checking machines 662.30 Trtiale 184.55 motors 660.80 wood 200.10 WEIGHTS— WATCHES Sch 7 Pt 2E Hdnte 2(a) J for balances of a sensitivity of 5 centigrams 715.05 or better 7II.08 assemblies and sub-assemblies 720.70-75 for other weighing machinery 662.30 cases Sch 7 Pt 2E Hdnte 2(d); WELDING— 720.20-30 appliances, gas-operated 674.80-90 chain(s) 740.05-35; 740.70-80 machines and apparatus, electrical 683.90-95 dials 720.40-42 wire, rods, tubes, plates, electrodes, etc., glasses 547.11-13 of base metal or metal carbides, coated Jewels Sch 7 Pt 2E Hdnte 2(e); 720.60 or cored with flux 653.IO-I5 movements Sch 7 Pt 2E Hdnte 2(b); WETOING AGENTS (see SURFACE-ACTIVE AGENTS) 716.08-719.— WHALEBONE, articles of,nspf 792.40 parts nspf 720.90 •WHAiE(S) — plates 720.65 fit for human consumption (see MEATS) WATER(S)— homogenized condensed 184.55 bay (bay rum) 461.15 live Sch 1 Pt 1 Hdnte 1; chestnuts (see VEGETABLES) 100.95 engines 66O.65-7O not fit for human consumption 184.55 floral or flower 461.20 oil, crude or refined (see also OILS, FATS, gas generators, with or without and GREASES) I77.32-36 purifiers 660.22 scrap, meal, and solubles 184.55 heaters. Instantaneous, storage, or immersion— WHEAT ^ 130.65-70 electric 684.40 milled 131.40; 131.72-75 non-electrical 66I.65 WHEEL GOODS 732.02-62 -melons (see also ERUITS)— fresh — 148.20-21 prepared or preserved 148.35-36 mineral I66.10 soda 166.20 toilet 461.30-35 turbines 660.65-7O under-water breathing devices, not requiring attendants 735.15 wheels 660.65-7O TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES 510 References to References to Tariff Schedules Tariff Schedules •WHEELS— abrasive 519.81-86 •WIRING SETS, ignition, Christmas tree, etc 688.10-15 mounted on frameworks, hand or pedal •WITHERITE 1*72.02-01* operated 6h9.39 WOMEN'S AND GIRLS' WEARING APPAREL Sch 3 Pt 6 Hdnte 2(c); of iron or steel, for rail locomotives, 382.03-87 vehicles, and rolling stock 690.30 WOOD— •WHETSTONES, hand 519.61 baskets 20U.05 WHIPS 751.10-11 blinds, shutters, screens, and shades 206.65-67 WHISKEY I68.1i5-i*6 blocks, rough shaped 200.50-55 WHITE— boxes, cases, crates, etc 201*.25-30 lead 1(73.60-62 brier root, in the rough or blocks 200.1*5 satin 1*72.30 broom, brush, and mop handles and backs 206.50-51* WICK, asbestos 518.21 building boards Sch 2 Pt 3 Hdnte l(e); 21*5.80-90 WICKS, TEXTILE (see also FABRICS, narrovf) Sch 3 Pt U carvings and ornaments 202.66 •WIGS 1 790.70 casks, barrels, and other coopers' WILLOW Sch 2 Ft 2B Hdnte 2Cb)j products 201* .10-20 222.20-25 cellular panels Sch 2 Pt 3 Hdnte 1(d); articles of 222.30-60 21*5.60 WINCHES 661*. 10 charcoal 200.30 WINDING MACHINES, textile 670.12 chips 200.15 WIND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 725.10-26 compression-modified or densified, and WINDOW(S) — articles thereof 203.10-30 fittings and mountings, of base metal 61*7.00-10 doors 206.30 frames, of base metal 652.90-92 dowel rods and. pins 200.90-95 glass 5U2.11-98 excelsior 200.25 hollands 356.20 fence pickets, pailings, rails, and painted, colored, or stained glass 51ill.61i sections 200.75 valued over $15 per square foot, for firewood 200.03 religious institutions 850.30 flooring 202.57-60 WINES— flour 200.20 imitation 167.90 forks 206.1*5-1*7 nspf 167.50 frames, picture and mirror 206.60 prune 167.20 fuel, with or without added binder 200.03-06 rice 167.25 furniture Sch 7 Pt 1*A Hdnte 1; sherry 167.35 727.15-1*0 sparkling 167.IO handles 203.20; 206.50-5U still, produced from grapes I67.30-37 jewelry boxes, silverware chests, utensil vermouth 167.1*0-1*2 cases, etc 20l*.35-50 WIPING RAGS 390.30 laths 200.65 WIRE-DRAWING DIES 61*9.1*8 logs, rough, split, hewn, or roughly sided- 200.35 WIRE(S) — lumber Sch 2 Pt IB Hdnte 2(a); bale ties, of iron or steel 61*2.90-91 202.03-51* milliners' and other, covered 61*2.96-97 drilled or treated Sch 2 Pt IB Hdnte 2(d) & Hdnte Ij; barbed 61*2.02 202.52; 202.51* of base metal— not drilled or treated 202.53 aluminum Sch 6 Pt 2D Hdnte 3(d) moldings 202.63-66 618.20-22 nspf 207.00 copper Sch 6 Pt 2C Hdnte 3(d),- - 21*5.50 612.70-73 pitch 1*93.1*7 iron or steel Sch 6 Pt 2B Hdnte 3(i)j plywood Sch 2 Pt 3 Hdnte 1(b); 609.20-76 21*0.10-20 lead Sch 6 Pt 2G Hdnte 3(b) 5 poles, piles, posts 200.60 62l*.30 pulp 250.02 nickel Sch 6 Pt 2E Hdnte 3(d); pulpwood 200.35 620.20-22 railroad ties 200.80 tin Sch 6 Pt 2F Hdnte 3(b); screws, of base metal Sch 6 Pt 3D , 622.20-22 shingles and shakes 200.85 zinc Sch 6 Pt 2H Hdnte 3(d); siding (weather boards or ) 202.1*5-50 626.30-31 drilled or treated Sch 2 Pt IB Hdnte 2(d); of base metal or metal carbide, coated or 202.52; 202.51* cored with flux, for soldering, etc 653.10-15 skewers, candy and ice cream sticks, drink of base metal powder, used for metal mixers, and similar small wares 206.87 spraying 653.15 spoons 206.1*5-1*7 cloth, gauze, fabric, screen, netting, and sticks, rough, or cut to length 200.1*0 fencing 61*2.35-37 tar and tar oil 1*91*.1*0 cylinder and Fourdrinier, suitable for use timber, rough, split, hewn, or roughly in paper making machines 61*2.25-30 sided 200.35 healds and heddles 67O.72 tools, tool bodies and handles 206.50-51* strands, ropes, cables and cordage, with or toothpicks 206.85 without fittings 61*2.06-20 TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES

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