Customs Bureau-Continued

Transfer of merchandise in customs warehouses:

From one foreign-trade zone to another, 19 § 30.17
From one warehouse to another, 19 § 19.9

Transportation in bond and merchandise in transit, 19 Part 18
Baggage, shipment in bond, 19 §§ 18.13-18.15

Contiguous foreign territory, merchandise crossing or arriving from, 19

§§ 18.28-28.31

Foreign countries, merchandise in transit through United States to, 19

§§ 18.20-18.24

General provisions:

Application to bond, carriers', 19 § 18.1

Division, 19 § 18.5

Entry, kinds of, 19 § 18.10

Examination by inspectors of trunk line associations or agents of Inter

state Commerce Commission, 19 § 18.9

Irregular delivery; liability of carrier, penalties, 19 § 18.8

Labeling packages, 19 § 18.4

Nondelivery; liability of carrier, penalties, 19 § 18.8
Receipt by carrier, manifest, 19 § 18.2

Sealing conveyances and compartments, 19 § 18.4
Short shipments, shortages:

Entry and allowance, 19 § 18.6

Liability of carrier, penalties, 19 § 18.8

Transshipment, transfer by bonded cartman, 19 § 18.3
Warning cards, 19 § 18.4

Transportation without appraisement; entry at port of first arrival and

entry at port of destination, 19 §§ 18.11, 18.12

Unentered merchandise, or merchandise covered by unliquidated consumption entry, or denied admission by Government; exportation from customs custody, 19 §§ 18.25-18.27

Withdrawals for exportation or for transportation and exportation, 19 § 18.19

Withdrawals for transportation, warehouse and rewarehouse, 19 §§ 18.1618.18

Transshipment of imported merchandise; transfer by bonded cartman, 19 § 18.3 Trucks. See Motor vehicles.

Tunnels under water between United States and foreign countries, materials and

equipment for use in building of; entry, 19 § 10.41

Unclaimed or abandoned merchandise:

Disposition of, 19 Part 20

Proceeds of sale, surplus; claims for, 19 § 24.25
Relief from duties on, 19 §§ 15.3-15.6

Unfair competition in importation or sale of merchandise:
Exclusion from entry, entry under bond, 19 § 12.39

Restraint of trade agreements, articles imported under; special duties, 19
§ 16.25

United Nations; importations by representatives, etc., 19 §§ 10.30, 10.30b
United States Government:

Books, engravings, etc., imported for use of United States or of Library of
Congress, 19 § 10.46

Importations by various agencies, including armed services and General

Services Administration, 19 §§ 10.103-10.105

Merchandise sold to; affidavit, drawback allowance, 19 § 22.37
Parcels for; importation by mail, 19 § 9.7

Persons employed in service of, and their families; free importation of

personal and household effects, 19 § 54.2

Vessels. See Vessels.

Uruguay; countervailing duties on wool tops, 19 § 16.24
Vegetable oils. See Oils.

Vegetables and fruits in natural state; invoices, exception, 19 § 8.15 (c) (30)
Vessels:

Boarding of, by customs investigating officer, 19 § 23.1

Boats. See Boats.

Customs Bureau-Continued

Vessels-Continued

Bunker oil for, withdrawal from customs custody, 19 § 10.62
Documentation, 19 Part 3

General; records of ownership, mortgages, registration, license, etc., 19
§§ 3.1-3.57

Private code signals, house flags and funnel marks; registration, fees, etc., 19 §§ 3.80-3.82

Under Act of August 9, 1954, 19 §§ 3.60-3.74

Drawback of duties on vessels, materials, supplies, etc., 19 §§ 22.1, 22.3,
22.4, 22.18

From contiguous foreign territory. See Canada; and Mexico.
In foreign and domestic trades, 19 Part 4

Arrival and entry of vessels; boarding of vessels, reports of arrival,
manifests, vessels from Canal Zone, Government vessels, etc., 19
§§ 4.1-4.17

Coastwise procedure; vessels entitled to engage in coastwise trade, reports of arrivals and departures, trade between various points, vessels with residue cargo, towing, etc., 19 §§ 4.80-4.92

Fees, navigation, 19 § 4.98

Fisheries; vessels allowed in United States port, enrollment, registra

tion, clearance for whaling voyage, etc., 19 § 4.96

Foreign clearances, verification of nationality, tonnage and inspection,
outward foreign manifest, export declaration, pratique, transpor-
tation orders, 19 §§ 4.60-4.75

Landing and delivery of cargo; unlading, discharge, etc., 19 §§ 4.30-4.41
Passengers on vessels; passenger lists, deaths, examination of vessels

with steerage passengers, 19 §§ 4.50-4.52
Records of entry and clearance of vessels, 19 § 4.95
Salvage vessels, application for operation, etc., 19 § 4.97

Tonnage tax and light money; payment, exemptions, refund, etc., 19

§§ 4.20-4.24

Licensing of vessels of less than 30 net tons, 19 § 23.2

Maritime Administration vessels; exemption from penalty for violation of

customs revenue or navigation laws, 19 § 23.10

Measurement of vessels; length, breadth, depth, superstructures, tonnage

measurements, drawings, forms, etc., 19 Part 2

Salvage vessels, application for operation, etc., 19 § 4.97
Seizure of vessels transporting articles or otherwise violating customs or

navigation laws, or other laws, 19 §§ 23.3, 23.31

Supplies and equipment for:

Drawback of duties and taxes on, 19 § 22.18
In foreign-trade zones, 19 § 30.16

Withdrawal of; exemption from customs duties and internal-revenue
tax, landing of bonded supplies and stores, crediting or cancella-
tion of bonds, 19 §§ 10.59-10.65

Tonnage measurement. See Measurement.
Tonnage taxes, 19 §§ 4.20-4.24

Transportation of merchandise in bond. See Transportation in bond and

merchandise in transit.

United States Government vessels:

Arriving from foreign ports without commercial cargo; report of

arrival, manifests, etc., 19 § 4.5

Passengers' baggage on, 19 §§ 10.24, 10.25

Violations:

Customs law; action to be taken, penalties, etc. See Enforcement of cus

toms and navigation laws.

Export control regulations; authority to require return or unloading of cargo, 15 § 379.11

Violins made before 1800; entry, 19 § 10.53

Virgin Islands:

Customs district and ports, 19 § 1.1 (c)

Entry of merchandise from, 19 § 7.9

Export of merchandise to; drawback allowed, 19 § 22.27

Customs Bureau-Continued

Viruses, serums, toxins, etc.:

Importation by mail, 19 § 9.12 (c)

Restricted importation, labels, samples, disposition, etc.:

For treatment of domestic animals, 19 §§ 12.17-12.20
For treatment of man, 19 §§ 12.21-12.23

Vouchers, vendors' bills of sale, or invoices for purchases or services intended

for payment from official funds, 19 § 24.34

Wake Island:

War:

Entry of merchandise from, certificate of origin, withdrawal of merchandise

from bonded warehouse, etc., 19 § 7.8

Export of merchandise to; drawback allowed, 19 § 22.27

Communications, import and export of, during war; regulations under
Trading with the Enemy Act, 19 Part 52

Free importation of certain articles during war; personal effects of persons
in service of United States, and of evacuees, and gifts from members of
armed forces, 19 Part 54

Implements of war. See Arms, ammunition, and implements of war. Warehouses:

See also Foreign-trade zones.

Bonds; extension of warehouse entry bond, 19 § 56.3

Customs warehouses and control of merchandise therein, 19 Part 19
Accounts; certification of warehouse officer's reports, 19 § 19.12
Classes of customs warehouses, 19 § 19.1

General provisions; application to bond, alterations, changes of status,
safety and sanitary requirements for offices, expenses of labor and
storage, examination of goods, permits, transfer to another ware-
house, etc., 19 §§ 19.2-19.10

Manipulation (cleaning, sorting, repacking, etc.) in bonded warehouses
and elsewhere, 19 § 19.11

Manufacturing warehouses, 19 §§ 19.13-19.16
Offices; safety and sanitary requirements, 19 § 19.4

Smelting and refining warehouses; application to establish, bond,
allowance for wastage, manufacturers' statements, transfer, with-
drawal, affidavits as to dutiable metals, entirely lost, etc., 19
§§ 19.17-19.28

Wheat, storage of; space bonded for, 19 §§ 19.29-19.34

Entries and withdrawals, 19§§ 8.30-8.45

Combined entry for rewarehouse and withdrawal for consumption, 19

§ 8.35

Entry for rewarehouse, 19 §§ 8.33, 8.34

Entry for warehouse, 19 §§ 8.30-8.32

Extensions of time in, pursuant to proclamation of President under section 318, Tariff Act of 1930; merchandise in general order and bonded warehouses, 19 Part 56

Bonds, extension, 19 § 56.3

Merchandise in general order warehouses, 19 § 56.2

Periods of time prescribed in sections 491, 557, and 559, Tariff Act of

1930, as amended, extended, conditions, 19 § 56.1

Liquidation of duties on entries, 19 §§ 16.2, 16.11
Smelting and refining warehouses. See Customs warehouses and control

of merchandise therein.

Withdrawals:

At original or secondary port:

For consumption, 19 §§ 8.37-8.40

For exportation, 19 §§ 8.41-8.45

Combined entry for rewarehouse and withdrawal for consumption, 19

§ 8.35

For exportation or for transportation and exportation, 19 § 18.19
For transportation:

Exportation under, 19 § 8.36

For exportation and transportation, 19 § 18.19

Warehouse and rewarehouse withdrawals, 19 §§ 18.16-18.18

Warrant, issued to customs officer to search for and seize merchandise, 19 § 23.11 Customs Bureau-Continued

Water buffalo skins, from India; customs entry, 19 § 10.86

Whaling; importation or exportation of products, under International Conven

tion, 19 § 12.30

Wheat:

Storage of; space bonded for, 19 §§ 19.29-19.34

Wheat, unfit for human consumption; entry, 19 § 10.106

White spruce, Western; entry, 19 § 10.109

Wild or game animals or birds; entry, 19 §§ 10.75, 10.76, 12.26-12.29
Wines. See Liquors, distilled spirits, wines, malt beverages, etc.
Women's wearing apparel, models of; entry, 19 §§ 10.31, 10.35

Wool and hair:

Camel's hair and wool; entry or withdrawal, bond, duties, records, etc., 19 §§ 10.91-10.97

General; invoices, entry, examination, weighing, sampling, etc., 19 §§ 8.15

(a) (8), 13.11-13.16

Skins, wool-bearing, entry of, 19 § 10.77

Wool products; labeling to indicate fiber content, 19 § 11.12

Wool tops, from Uruguay; countervailing duties, 19 § 16.24

Yachts, documentation of, 19 §§ 3.2, 3.4, 3.44, 3.45, 3.53

Zinc and zinc-bearing ores. See Metals and ores.

Customs and Patent Appeals, United States Court of; appeals to, 19 §§ 17.1-17.11; 37 §§ 1.301, 1.302

Customs districts and ports of entry. See Customs Bureau.
Customs duties, requirements, procedures, etc.:

See also Customs Bureau.

Canal Zone, customs regulations for, 35 §§ 4.12-4.21a, 5.37, 9.1-9.18
China or North Korea, merchandise originating from; customs procedures and

transactions, 31 §§ 500.536, 500.808

Consideration of customs duties, in cost of products to be procured by Government agencies, 44 § 53.32

Films and filmstrips made in United States and exported temporarily on rental
or loan basis; duty-free return to United States exporter, 22 § 502.11
Foreign Service officers; duties of, in connection with customs, 22 §§ 114.4-114.6
Foreign-trade zones; customs procedures. See Foreign trade zones.
Helium, export of, 22 § 76.14

Immigration fines, vessels or aircraft subject to, denial of clearance by customs collector, approval of bond, etc., 8 §§ 280.2, 280.3, 280.7, 280.11, 280.15

Mail, imports and exports by:

Customs treatment of imports, 19 Part 9, § 12.51

International mail; customs duties:

Exportations, 39 Parts 114, 133

Importations, 39 Part 161

Military purchases, foreign; armed services procurement regulations, 32

§§ 6.301-6.303, 595.502

Regulations of Customs Bureau respecting. See Customs Bureau.

Surplus property, foreign customs duties, taxes, etc., on; negotiation with foreign

governments respecting, 44 § 308.16 (f)

Tea, imported; customs custody, 21 Part 281

Warehouses for distilled spirits, tobacco, etc., transfers to; excise tax regula

tions. See Internal Revenue Service.

Cut stone industry; trade practice conference rules, 16 Part 33

Cutting off competitors' or others' access to customers or markets, or supplies or

services; cease and desist orders, 16 §§ 13.540-13.605

Cutting prices arbitrarily; cease and desist orders, 16 § 13.665

D

Dairy products (butter, cream, milk, cheese, etc.):

Customs entry:

Countervailing duties, on butter from Australia and Denmark, and on
cheese from Canada, 19 § 16.24
Permits required from Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, for
entry of milk and cream, 19 § 12.7

Dairy products-Continued

Definitions and standards of identity:

Cheese; processed cheeses, cheese foods, spreads, etc., 21 Part 19
Condensed, dried, evaporated, etc., milk, 21 §§ 18.520-18.540

Cream, table, whipping, etc., 21 §§ 18.500–18.515

Excise tax on:

Adulterated, processed or renovated butter, 26 §§ 310.90-310.134, 451.1

451.16, 451.38

Filled cheese, 26 Parts 301, 450

Grading and inspection, of butter, cheese, cream, milk and products, 7 Part 58 Imports:

Federal Milk Import Act, regulations for enforcement of; inspections, per-
mits, etc., for imported fresh, canned, dried, etc., milk, 21 Part 290
Import quotas, for butter, dried milk, and cheeses, 7 Part 6, Appendix 1

Mailing of (perishable matter), 39 § 15.3
Marketing of:

Handling of milk in various marketing areas. See Agriculture Department.
Marketing under Produce Agency Act, 7 Part 48

Parity prices, for milk and butterfat, 7 Part 5

Plants manufacturing, processing, and packaging dairy products; minimum

specifications for approved plants, 7 §§ 58.101-58.195

Price support programs, for butter, cheese, and dry milk solids, etc., 6 Part 430 Procurement of, by Army Department; inspection of establishments supplying, 32 Part 608

Sanitary inspection of process or renovated butter, 9 Part 171
School milk program, special, 6 Part 502

Standards:

Butter; standards for grades, 7 Part 24
Cheese:

Cheddar, 7 Part 45

Swiss, 7 Part 20

Milk and milk products:

Buttermilk; standards for grades, 7 Part 25

Dry milks; nonfat solids, 7 Part 39

Dry whey, 7 Part 23

Dry whole milk, 7 Part 40

Sediment standards, 7 Part 43

Trading in butter on commodity exchanges; regulations respecting reports, etc., 17 Part 4

Wages and hours of workers engaged in production of, 29 Part 536

Damage, to certain property, etc.:

Aids to navigation, damage to, 33 Part 70

Airports; damage to public airports by Federal agencies, reimbursement for,

14 Part 560

Merchandise injured, destroyed, etc., relief from duties on, 19 Part 15

Military services, damage to property incident to activities of; claims against

United States:

Air Force Department regulations, 32 Part 836

Army Department regulations, 32 §§ 536.12-536.29

Navy Department regulations, 32 Parts 750, 751

Postal service; damage to property or mail, or injury to persons:

Claims for:

Arising out of operation of postal service, 39 §§ 202.50-202.57
Insured or registered mail; indemnity, 39 Parts 54, 151, 152

Mailing of articles liable to cause damage or injury, prohibited or restricted,

39 Parts 14, 15

Privately-owned property, damage to, arising out of wrongful acts of employees of various agencies; tort claims for. See Tort claims.

Public works, damage done to, by vessels; determination of damage, 33 § 209.405 Vessels, in Canal Zone waters, 35 §§ 4.128-4.140

Dams:

Navigable waters, dams to be constructed in; approval of plans by Corps of
Engineers, 33 § 209.120

Rights-of-way for, in national forests, 43 §§ 244.48-244.51
Tennessee River, dams or similar obstruction to be constructed; approval of

Tennessee Valley Authority, 18 § 301.2