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American National Red Cross, articles imported by, for war relief work; free importation, 19 § 53.2

American producers' appeals and protests; procedure, 19 § 17.11
Ammunition, arms, and implements of war, imported or exported in violation
of State Department regulations; seizure and detention of, 19 § 23.31
Animals; entry of. See Articles conditionally free, and Special classes of

merchandise.

Antidumping regulations:

Antidumping Act, procedure under, 19 §§ 14.7-14.17

Dumping duty; notice to importer, method of computing, 19 §§ 16.21, 16.22
Protests and appeals, procedure, 19 § 17.9

Antitoxins. See Viruses, serums, toxins, and antitoxins.
Appeals and protests, 19 §§ 17.1-17.5, 17.7, 17.11
Appraisement:

Appraisement of merchandise, 19 §§ 14.1-14.17

Entry by appraisement, 19 § 8.50

Liquidation of duties, 19 § 16.12

Reappraisement, 19 §§ 17.6-17.8

Transportation without appraisement; entry, 19 §§ 18.11, 18.12 Armed forces of United States, members of; free importation of certain articles during war:

Gifts from, 19 § 54.3

Personal and household effects of, 19 § 54.2

Arms, munitions, etc., imported or exported in violation of State Department regulations; seizure and detention of, 19 § 23.31

Army transport arriving from foreign port without commercial cargo; manifest, 19 § 4.5

Art, works of; entry, 19 §§ 10.34, 10.47-10.54

Articles conditionally free, subject to reduced rate, etc., 19 Part 10

Animals, birds and poultry:

Animals driven or straying across boundary for pasturage, and offspring, 19 § 10.74

For breeding, slaughter, dairy purposes, etc., 19 §§ 10.32, 10.70-10.73
For exhibition; poultry, livestock, and other animals, 19 §§ 10.32, 10.66
Horses, 19 §§ 10.13, 10.41, 10.42, 10.70-10.72

Wild or game animals and birds, 19 §§ 10.75, 10.76
Art, works of, 19 §§ 10.34, 10.47-10.54
Articles free under 6-months' bond, 19 §§ 10.31-10.41
Automobiles and other vehicles, 19 §§ 10.13, 10.41, 10.42
Alcohol, ethyl, for non-beverage purposes, 19 § 10.99
Baggage, passengers', 19 §§ 10.16-10.28
Bags, 19

10.7 Barrels, 19 § 10.7

Birds. See Animals, birds and poultry.

Boards, cloth, of domestic manufacture, to be wrapped in foreign textile and returned, 19 § 10.5

Boats, 19 § 10.42

Books bound abroad, 19 § 10.9

Bottles, 19 § 10.7

Busses, 19 §§ 10.41, 10.42

Camel hair or wool, for use in manufacture of floor coverings and other articles, 19 §§ 10.91-10.97

Citizens dying abroad, effects of, 19 § 10.14

Cloth, bolting, 19 § 10.58

Cloth boards, 19 § 10.5

Containers; quicksilver flasks, bottles, bags, barrels, boxes, casks, drums, etc., 19 § 10.7

Copper-bearing fluxing material, 19 § 10.98

Diplomatic and consular officers; baggage, and importations for resident

representatives of foreign governments, 19 §§ 10.29, 10.30

Domestic products exported and returned, 19 §§ 10.1-10.10
Drums, metal, 19 § 10.7

Educational purposes, articles for, 19 §§ 10.34, 10.67

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Articles conditionally free, subject to reduced rate, etc., 19 Part 10—Continued

Exhibition, articles and animals for, 19 §§ 10.32, 10.49, 10.66
Films, motion picture and newsreel, 19 §§ 10.10, 10.68, 10.89
Fish, salt for curing, 19 §§ 10.80-10.83

Fisheries, American; products of, 19 §§ 10.78, 10.79
Flasks, quicksilver, 19 § 10.7

Fluxing material, copper-bearing, 19 § 10.98
Hides. See Leather, hides, skins.

Horses. See Animals, birds and poultry.
Household effects, 19 §§ 10.11, 10.12

Immigrants' teams and vehicles, 19 § 10.13
Institutions, articles for, 19 §§ 10.43-10.46, 10.51

International public organizations, listed; importations for resident representatives of United Nations and specialized agencies thereof, 19 §§ 10.30a, 10.30b

Leather, hides, skins, 19 §§ 10.77, 10.84-10.87

Hides and skins of India water buffalo, 19 § 10.86

Leather, 19 §§ 10.84, 10.85, 10.87

Skins bearing wool, 19 § 10.77

Limestone to be used in manufacture of fertilizer, 19 § 10.101

Livestock. See Animals, birds and poultry.

Master records (sound), 19 § 10.90

Metal matrices, of sound records, 19 § 10.90

Motion picture films. See Films.

Newsreel films. See Films.

Oils:

Rapeseed, to be used in manufacture of rubber substitutes or lubricating oil, 19 § 10.100

Vegetable; denaturing, release, 19 § 10.56

Passengers' baggage, 19 §§ 10.16-10.28
Potatoes, certified seed, 19 § 10.57
Poultry. See Animals, birds and poultry.

Records (sound); master records and metal matrices obtained therefrom,
19 § 10.90

Rice, patna, to be used in manufacture of canned soups, 19 § 10.88
Salt for curing fish, 19 §§ 10.80-10.83

Samples, commercial travelers', 19 §§ 10.36, 10.69
Scientific purposes, articles for, 19 §§ 10.34, 10.67
Shooks and staves, 19 § 10.5

Skins. See Leather, hides, skins.

Taxicabs, 19 §§ 10.41, 10.42

Theatrical effects, 19 §§ 10.33, 10.68

Tools of trade, 19 § 10.15

Trucks, 19 §§ 10.41, 10.42

Vessels, supplies for, withdrawal of, 19 §§ 10.59-10.65
Women's wearing apparel, models of, 19 § 10.35
Wools and camel hair, 19 §§ 10.91-10.97

Australia; countervailing duties on sugar content of certain articles, fencing

wire, wire netting, galvanized sheets, traction engines, and butter, 19 § 16.24 Authority of customs employees with respect to certain financial matters:

To incur expenses, 19 § 24.31

To receive customs collections, 19 § 24.2

Automobiles and trucks:

Entry, 19 §§ 10.13, 10.41, 10.42

Trucks arriving from, or in transit through United States to, contiguous foreign territory, 19 §§ 5.6, 18.29-18.31

Baggage:

Entry, 19 §§ 10.16-10.28

From contiguous foreign territory, examination of, 19 §§ 5.4, 5.5

Liquidation of duties, 19 § 16.12

Shipment in bond, 19 §§ 18.13-18.15

Undeclared baggage of passengers from foreign countries; penalties, etc.,

19 § 23.5

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Bags:

Drawback of duties, 19 § 22.6

Exported and returned; exemption from duty, 19 § 10.7 Barrels, exported and returned; entry, 19 § 10.7

Beef, jerked, for sale or distribution to consumers in Puerto Rico; importation free of duty, 19 § 53.1

Bees; importation of honeybees, 19 § 12.32
Bills and accounts, claims, etc.

See Financial and accounting procedure. Birds; entry of. See Articles conditionally free, and Special classes of

merchandise.

Blocked nationals, imports and exports; regulations under Executive Order

8389, as amended, and Proclamation 2497, 19 Part 51

Export control license, necessity for, 19 § 51.2

Treasury license, presentation of, 19 § 51.1

Boarding of vessels or vehicles by customs officers, for purpose of examining manifest, inspecting, searching, or examining of persons, baggage, or merchandise, 19 § 23.1

Boards, cloth, of domestic manufacture, to be wrapped in foreign textiles and returned, 19 § 10.5

Boats taken abroad; entry, 19 § 10.42

Bonds, customs:

Acceptance of cash deposits or obligations of United States in lieu of sureties, 19 § 25.14

Attorney for both principal and surety; or acting as attorney for one party and either principal or surety on same bond, 19 § 25.13

Classes of bonds, 19 § 25.1

Export bonds, cancellation, 19 § 25.15

Extensions of periods for compliance with requirements of bonds and stipulations, 19 § 25.18

Warehouse entry bond, 19 § 56.3

Form and execution:

Bonds approved by collectors, 19 § 25.4

Bonds approved by Commissioner of Customs, 19 § 25.3

Bonds approved by Secretary of Treasury, 19 § 25.2

General instructions, 19 § 25.5

Invoices, certified, bonds for production of; temporary change in instruc

tions due to war, 19 § 55.1

Missing documents, bonds and stipulations for production of; card memo-
randum, time for production of documents, 19 § 25.16
Principals:

Books:

Corporations as, 19 § 25.8

Partnerships as, 19 § 25.7

Same party as surety; attorney, 19 § 25.13

Same party as principal and surety, 19 § 25.13

Seals, 19 § 25.6

Sums to be collected as liquidated damages for nonproduction of docu-
ments, failure to redeliver packages, etc., 19 §
Sureties:

Acceptance of cash deposits or obligations of United States in lieu of,

19 § 25.14

Corporations as, 19 § 25.12

Delinquent sureties, 19 § 25.10

Individual as, 19 § 25.9

Partner as, 19 § 25.11

Same party as principal; attorney, 19 § 25.13

Entry of books bound abroad, 19 § 10.9

Importer's books, inspection of, by investigating officer, 19 § 23.28 Bottles; entry, 19 § 10.7

Bribery of customs officers and employees; referral to United States attorney for prosecution, 19 § 23.30

Busses, brought in for temporary stay or taken abroad; entry, 19 §§ 10.41, 10.42 Butter, from various countries; countervailing duties, 19 § 16.24

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Camel hair or wool, for use in manufacture of floor coverings and other articles; entry, 19 §§ 10.91-10.97

Canada:

Cargo:

Aircraft, residue cargo, 19 § 6.10a

Cargo of vessels in foreign and domestic trade; landing and delivery, inspection for foreign clearance, residue cargo in coastwise trade, etc., 19 §§ 4.30-4.41, 4.62, 4.72, 4.73, 4.85, 4.86, 4.88, 4.91

Carriers, bonded, for transportation of merchandise in bond or in-transit merchandise. See Transportation in bond and merchandise in transit. Cartage and lighterage, 19 Part 21

Cartage, government and importers', 19 §§ 21.3-21.5, 21.7

Identification cards, employees', 19 § 21.2

Inability to deliver merchandise, 19 § 21.10
Liability, reports of loss or damage, 19 § 21.8
Licensing of cartmen and lightermen, 19 §§ 21.1, 21.6
Marking of vehicles and lighters, 19 § 21.1
Supervision of cartage and lighterage, 19 § 21.7

Tickets for goods carted or lightered, 19 § 21.9
Caustic or corrosive substances; entry, 19 §§ 12.1-12.6

Checks receivable for duties and other customs charges, 19 § 24.1

Cheese, from various countries; countervailing duties, 19 § 16.24

Cigar-manufacturing warehouses; entry of tobacco, removal of cigars, etc., 19

§ 19.16

Cigarettes, cigars and cheroots:

Importation by mail, 19 § 9.8

Packing and stamping, 19 § 11.1
Warehouses:

Cigar-manufacturing, 19 § 19.16

Withdrawal from, for use on vessels engaged in foreign, intercoastal,

etc., trade, 19 § 10.65

Citizens dying abroad, effects of; entry, 19 § 10.14

Claims against United States, customs; for salaries, services, refunds, injury or damage to person or property, surplus proceeds of sale of unclaimed merchandise, etc. See Financial and accounting procedure.

Claims, Government, compromise of, under customs laws, 19 § 23.26
Clearance and entry:

Of aircraft. See Air commerce regulations.

Of vessels, in foreign and domestic trade. See Vessels. Cloth, bolting; entry, 19 § 10.58

Cloth boards, of domestic manufacture, to be wrapped in foreign textile and returned, 19 § 10.5

Clothing:

Imported by or directly for account of American Red Cross; free importation under emergency proclamations of President, 19 § 53.2

Models of women's wearing apparel; entry, 19 § 10.35

See Vessels.

Coastwise procedure, for vessels.
Code signals, private, registration of, 19 §§ 3.80, 3.81

Coffee, foreign grown, shipped to Puerto Rico from United States, 19 § 7.1
Coins, counterfeit, illustrations or reproductions; importation, 19 § 12.48
Collection districts. See Customs districts and ports.

Commingling of goods; liquidation of duties, 19 § 16.9
Communications brought into or being taken from United States; regulations
under Trading with the Enemy Act. See Trading with the Enemy Act.

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Compensation:

Customs officers and employees:

Deceased employees, unpaid salaries of, 19 § 24.32

Overtime compensation, 19 § 24.16

Reimbursable services other than overtime, 19 § 24.17 Persons furnishing information as to violations of customs and navigation laws, claims, 19 § 23.27

Storekeeper, customs warehouse, 19 § 19.5

Compromise of Government claims, under customs law, 19 § 23.26
Comptrollers of customs. See Customs districts and ports.

See Information.

Confidential information.
Consular officers.

See Diplomatic and consular officers.
Containers, outer, of domestic products; entry, 19 § 10.7
Contiguous foreign territory:

Customs relations with, 19 §§ 5.1-5.15

Merchandise arriving from, in sealed vessels or vehicles, 19 §§ 5.6, 18.2918.31

Merchandise crossing, 19 §§ 5.8, 18.28

Convict, forced or indentured labor, merchandise produced by; bonding, investigation, transportation in interstate and foreign commerce, etc., 19 §§ 12.4212.47

Copper-bearing materials:

Fluxing material; entry, 19 § 10.98

Not for smelting or refining in bond; entry and sampling, 19 § 8.47 To be smelted or refined in bonded warehouse, 19 §§ 19.17-19.28 Copyrights:

False notice of, recordation of copyrighted works, piratical copies, 19 § 11.20 Parcels marked for; importation by mail, 19 § 9.7 Cork and cork manufactures from Spain; countervailing duties, 19 § 16.24 Corrosive or caustic substances; entry, 19 §§ 12.1-12.6

Cosmetics; customs enforcement of Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, 19

§§ 12.1-12.6

Counterfeit coins, obligations, and other securities; importation prohibited, exceptions, 19 § 12.48

Countervailing duties on articles from certain countries, listed, 19 § 16.24
Cuban preference, 19 § 16.23

Currency, conversion of; instructions for conversion of various foreign curren

cies, listed, 19 § 16.4

Customs districts and ports of entry, 19 Part 1

Business hours, 19 § 1.8

Canada:

Ports of entry in, listed, 19 § 1.1

Stations in, listed, 19 § 1.3

Comptrollers of customs, and districts assigned to:

Baltimore. Md.; Districts No. 13-No. 18, 19 § 1.4

Boston, Mass.; Districts No. 1-No. 5, 19 § 1.4

Chicago, Ill.; Districts No. 33-No. 37, No. 39, No. 45, No. 47, 19 § 1.4
New Orleans, La.; Districts No. 19-No. 24, No. 26, 19 § 1.4

New York, N. Y.; Districts No. 6-No. 10, No. 49, No. 51, 19 § 1.4

Philadelphia, Pa.; Districts No. 11, No. 12, No. 38, No. 40–No. 43, 19 § 1.4
San Francisco, Calif.; Districts No. 25, No. 27-No. 32, 19 § 1.4
Customs agency districts and headquarters, listed, 19 § 1.5
Customs collection districts and ports, listed; 19 § 1.1