Quiero saber acerca de...

FEDERAL REGISTER,
F r i d a y , J a n u a r y 6, 1939

or under a customs exhibition bond may be transferred to entry for exhibition at the Pan American Exposition in the man ner prescribed in article 453 c of the Customs Regulations of 1937,2except that in each case an entry under paragraph 9 of these regulations shall be filed, which shall supersede any previous entry, and no new bond other than that speci fied in paragraph 3 shall be required.
Imported articles in bonded warehouses under the general tariff law may be trans ferred to entry for exhibition at the Pan American Exposition in the manner pre scribed in article 323 of the Customs Regulations of 1937.
8 The entry o f plant material sub ject to restriction under the Plant Quar antine Act of 1912, as amended U. S. C., title 7, secs. 151 to 165, inclusive, and sec.
167, shall not be permitted except under permits issued therefor by the Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine, Department of Agriculture, and in accordance with the plant quarantine regulations.
9 Upon the arrival at the port of Tampa of articles to be entered under these regulations the same should be en tered on a special form of entry to read substantially as follows:

61

drawn, they shall be appraised with due allowance made for diminution or deterioration from incidental handling or exposure. Such appraisal shall be final in the absence of an appeal to reappraisement, as provided in section 501 of the Tariff Act of 1930 U. S. C., title 19, sec. 1501, as amended by sec tion 16 b of the Customs Administra tive Act of 1938 Public No. 721, 75th Congress. In the case of such articles withdrawn for entry under the general tariff law under a warehouse bond or a bond conditioned upon exportation, the statutory period of the bond and any extension thereof shall be computed from the date of withdrawal from entry under the provisions of Public Resolu tion No. 72 of the Seventy-fourth Congress.
13 At any time prior to the opening of the exposition, or at any time during or within three months after the close of the exposition, any article entered here under may be abandoned to the Govern ment or destroyed under customs super vision, as provided in article 808 of the Customs Regulations of 1937, as amended by 1938 T. D. 49658.
14 Any articles entered under these regulations which have not been with drawn for consumption, entry under the general tariff law, or exportation, or E n t r y for Ex h ib it io n which have not been abandoned to the Entry N o . ____ ,__
Government or destroyed under customs Entry at the port of Tam pa of articles consigned or transferred to the Pan American supervision, before the expiration of three Exposition under I. T. No. ._______ ex S S ______________ f r o m ____________________ on t h e ________ months after the close of the exposition, shall be regarded as abandoned to the day o f ------------------- 193 , for exhibition purposes under PubUc Resolution No. 72 of the Seventy-fourth Congress, approved February 25, 1936.
Government.
15 All entries under these regula Mark Num ber
Packages and Contents Quantity Invoice Value tions shall be made in the name of the Pan American Exposition, which shall be deemed fo r customs purposes the sole consignee of the merchandise entered P a n A m e r ic a n E x po sitio n .
under the Act and which shall be held B y _ _ _ _____-------- ---------responsible to the Government for all duties and charges due the United States 10 Upon such entry being made, the house under a general order permit at on account of such entries; but, in the collector shall issue a special permit for the importers risk and expense, and such case of merchandise withdrawn from en the transfer of the articles covered there articles may be entered at any time with try under these regulations, an entry by to the buildings in which they are to in one year from the date of importation under the general tariff law, in the name be exhibited or used, or, in the discre for exhibition, as herein provided, or un of any person duly authorized in writing tion of the collector, to the appraisers der the general tariff law, or for exporta by the Pan American Exposition to make stores for examination and subsequent tion. I f not so entered within such pe such entry, may be accepted by the col transfer to the buildings in which they riod they will be regarded as abandoned lector, and the bond of the Pan Ameri are to be exhibited or used. Upon the to the Government.
can Exposition shall thereafter be con receipt of the articles at such buildings 12
Any articles entered under thesesidered as collateral security for any or at the appraisers stores, the same regulations may be withdrawn for ex duties and charges accruing on the mer shall be given a tentative appraisal prior portation, fo r abandonment to the Gov chandise covered by any such entry, un to their exhibition or use. All imported ernment, for destruction under customs less the entry is for permanent exhibiexhibits so received in such buildings supervision, or for consumption or en i tion, in which case the liability of the shall be kept segregated from domestic try under the general tariff law, but Pan American Exposition, under its bond articles and imported duty-paid articles not otherwise, at any time prior to the with respect to the articles covered by and shall not be removed from the ex opening of the exposition, or at any tim such entry, shall be terminated when the hibition building except in accordance during or within three months after the security required by the general tariff with paragraph 12 of these regulations. close of the exposition. Upon the with law has been given.
i p I f for any reason articles im drawal of such articles fo r consumption 16 The marking requirements of the parted for entry under these regulations or for entry under the general tariff law, Tariff Act of 1930, as amended by section are not upon their arrival to be delivered or at the expiration of three months 3 of the Customs Administrative Act of immediately at an exhibition building, after the close o f the exposition in the 1938 Public No. 721, 75th Congress, and the importer should so indicate to the case of articles not previously so withthe regulations promulgated thereunder, collector in writing, who will cause such articles to be placed in a bonded ware 2 F. R. 1547 1833 D I .
83 F. R. 1808 DI.

customs officers and employees as may be necessary properly to protect the revenue.
5 All actual and necessary customs charges for labor, services, and other ex penses in connection with the entry, ex amination, appraisement, release, or cus tody of imported articles, together with the necessary charges for salaries of cus toms officers and employees in connection with the supervision and custody of, and accounting for, articles imported for ex hibition at the Pan American Exposition or transferred thereto for exhibition, shall be reimbursed by the Pan American Exposition to the Government, payment to be made monthly to the collector of customs, Tampa, Florida, for deposit to the credit of the Treasurer of the United States as a refund to the appropriation Collecting the Revenue from Customs.
6 Articles to be entered under these regulations which arrive at ports other than Tampa shall be entered for immedi ate transportation without appraisement to the latter port in the manner provided by the general customs regulations.
7 Articles which have been admitted without payment of duty for exhibition under any tariff law and which have re mained in continuous customs custody