1121

1122

Whenever in this title the word

“wool” is used in connection
with a manufactured article of
which it is a component material,
it shall be held to include wool or
hair of the sheep, camel, Angora
goat, Cashmere goat, alpaca, or
other like animals, whether man-
ufactured by the woolen, worsted,

felt, or any other process.
Fabrics (except printing-machine

cylinder lapping in chief value
of flax), in the piece or other-
wise, containing 17 per cent
or more in weight of wool, but
not in chief value thereof, and
whether or not more specifically
provided for, shall be dutiable
as follows:
That proportion of the amount
of the duty on the fabric, com-
puted under this schedule,
which the amount of wool bears
to the entire weight, plus that
proportion of the amount of the
duty on the fabric, computed
as if this paragraph had not
been enacted, which the weight
of the component materials
other than wool bears to the en-
tire weight.35

32 Same provision as in act of 1930.

33 Whenever in this section the word "wool" is used in connection with a manufactured article of which it is a component material, it shall be held to include wool or hair of the sheep, camel, or other like animals, whether manufactured by the woolen, worsted, felt, or any other process. (Note.-In the act of 1913 th: word "wool” did not include "hair of the Angora goat, alpaca, or other like animals.”)

34 No corresponding provision; dutiable according to the component material of chief value. 48 New classification made by act of 1930.

1201 Silk partially manufactured, in- | 35 per cent.. 35 per cent..

20 cents per lb. cluding total or partial degumming other than in the reeling process, raw silk, waste silk, or cocoons, and silk noils exceeding 2 inches in length; all the

foregoing, if not twisted or spun. 1202 | Spun silk or schappe silk yarn, or

yarn of silk and rayon or other

synthetic textile, 1 and roving: ?
Not plied-
Not bleached, dyed, or colored.. 40 per cent..

35 per cent.
In skeins, cops, or warps-
Nos. 1 to 205, inclusive 3...

45 cents per lb.

and 19100 cent
per No. per lb.,
but not less than

40 per cent.
Exceeding No. 205 3.

45 cents per lb.

and 15100 cent
per No. per lb.,
but not less than

40 per cent.
On bobbins, spools, or

beams-
Nos. 1 to 205, inclusive 3.

55 cents per lb.

and 19100 cent
per No. per lb.,
but not less than

40 per cent.
Exceeding No. 205 3.

55 cents per lb.

and 15100 cent
per No. per lb.,
but not less than

40 per cent.
Bleached, dyed, or colored.. 50 per cent..

35 per cent.
In skeins, cops, or warps-
Nos. 1 to 205, inclusive 3-

55 cents per lb.

and 19100 cent
per No. per Ib.,
but not less than

40 per cent.
Exceeding No. 205 3-

55 cents per lb.

and 15100 cent
per No. per lb.,
but not less than

40 per cent.
On bobbins, spools, or beams-
Nos. 1 to 205, inclusive 3.

65 cents per lb.

and 19100 cent
per No. per lb.,
but not less than

40 per cent.
Exceeding No. 205 3.

65 cents per lb.

and 15,00 cent
per No. per lb.,
but not less than

40 per cent.
1 “Rayon or other synthetic textile” substituted in act of 1930 for "artificial silk” in act of 1922.
? Roving was dutiable at 45 per cent in the act of 1913 as manufactures of silk, n. s. p. I.

3 In assessing duty on all spun silk or schappe silk yarn, or yarn of silk and artificial silk, and roving, the number indicating the size of the yarn or roving shall be determined by the number of kilometers that weigh 1 kilogram, and shall, in all cases, refer to the size of the singles.

In no case shall the duty be assessed on a less number of yards than is marked on the skeins, bobbins, cops, spools, or beams. (Act of 1922.)

1206

1207

Pile fabrics (including pile ribbons),

whether or not the pile covers
the entire surface, wholly or in
chief value of silk, and all arti-
cles, finished or unfinished,
made or cut from such pile

fabrics:
(1) If the pile is wholly cut or

wholly uncut-
Velvets (other than ribbons)--- 65 per cent.
Other than velvets.

60 per cent.
(2) If the pile is partly cut-

Velvets (other than ribbons). 70 per cent.
Other than velvets..

65 per cent.
(3) Velvet ribbons.

60 per cent.
Fabrics, with fast edges, not exceed-

ing 12 inches in width, and arti-
cles made therefrom; tubings,
garters, suspenders, braces,
cords, tassels, and cords and
tassels; all the foregoing wholly
or in chief value of silk or of

silk and india rubber:
N. s. p. f..

55 per cent Jacquard-figured.

65 per cent.
Knit fabric, in the piece, wholly or 55 per cent.

in chief value of silk.
Knit or crocheted articles, finished

or unfinished, wholly or in

chief value of silk:
Gloves and mittens.
Hose and half-hose.
Underwear

%60 per cent.
Outerwear and articles of all

kinds.
Handkerchiefs and woven muf-

flers, wholly or in chief value of

silk, finished or unfinished: Not hemmed..

55 per cent. Hemmed.

60 per cent. Hemstitched

60 per cent
Clothing and articles of wearing 65 per cent.

apparel of every description,
manufactured wholly or in part,
wholly or in chief value of silk,

n. s. p. f.
All manufactures, wholly or in chief 65 per cent...

value of silk, n. s. p. f.

1208

1209

1210

1211

* Manufactures of silk, or of which silk is the component material of chief value, n. s. p. f.

SCHEDULE 13.-MANUFACTURES OF RAYON OR OTHER

SYNTHETIC TEXTILE*

more 2

1301 Filaments of rayon or other syn.

thetic textile, single or grouped:1
Weighing 150 deniers or more 2 45 per cent, but

not less than 40

45 cents per lb., cents per lb.

but not less Weighing less than 150 deniers ?.. 50 per cent, but

$35 per cent. not less than 40

than 45 per cent.

cents per lb.
Yarns of rayon or other synthetic

textile:
If having not more than 20 turns

twist per inch,
Singles-
Weighing 150 deniers or 45 per cent, but

not less than 45

45 cents per lb., cents per lb.

but

not
than

less
Weighing less
150 50 per cent, but

35 per cent.
deniers.

not less than 45

than 45 per cent.

cents per lb.
Plied
Weighing 150 deniers or 50 per cent, but
more.

not less than 45

50 cents per lb.,

cents per lb. Weighing less

but 150

not
than

less 35 per cent.
55 per cent, but
deniers.

not less than 45

than 45 per cent.

cents per lb.
If having more than 20 turns twist

per inch-
Singles-
Weighing 150 deniers or 45 per cent (but
more.

not less than 45
cents per lb.)and

45 cents per lb. 45 cents per lb.,
Weighing less than 150 de- 50 per cent (but

but

not less 35 per cent.
niers.

not less than 45 than 45 per cent.
cents per lb.)
and 45 cents per

Ib.
Plied-
Weighing 150 deniers or 50 per cent (but
more.

not less than 45
cents per lb.)
and 45 cents per

50 cents per lb.,

lb. Weighing less than 150 de

but not less than 35 per cent.

55 per cent (but niers.

not less than 45

45 per cent.
cents per lb.)
and 45 cents per

Ib.
1302 Waste of rayon or other synthetic 10 per cent. 10 per cent.

10

per cent.
textile.3
Filaments of rayon or other syn- 25 per cent.

20 per cent 6

15 per cent.
thetic textile, not exceeding 30
inches in length, other than
waste, whether known as cut
fiber, staple fiber, or by any

other name.
Noils of rayon or other synthetic 25 per cent..

10 per cent ?...

15 per cent.
textile.
Garnetted or carded rayon or other 10 cents per lb. 20 cents per lb., (6).
synthetic textile.5

and 25 per cent. but not less than

25 per cent.8
Sliver, tops, and roving, of rayon or 10 cents per lb. 20 cents per lb., 15 per cent.
other synthetic textile.

and 30 per cent. but not less than

25 per cent. Manufactures of rayon or other synthetic textiles were dutiable in previous acts as artificial or imitation silk or horsehair. The term rayon” was not commercially used until after the pa sage of the Act of 1922.

1 Exceeding 30 inches in length.
2 Per length of 450 meters.
3 Except waste wholly or in chief value of cellulose acetate.
4 Dutiable as waste, n. s. p. f.

New classification made by act of 1930.
6 Dutiable as nonenumerated manufactured.
7 Dutiable as artificial silk waste.
8 Dutiable as artificial silk waste not further advanced than sliver or roving.