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VOLUME 2

Un it ed
NUMBER 169

Washington, Wednesday, September 1, 1937
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED. STATES.
E xecutive O rder ABOLISHING NOME, ALASKA, AS A CUSTOMS PORT OF ENTRY

By virtue of and pursuant to the authority vested in me by the act of August 1, 1914, 38 Stat. 609, 623 U. S. C., title 19, sec. 2, it is ordered that Nome, Alaska, be, and it is hereby, abolished as a customs port of entry in Customs Collection District No. 31 Alaska, effective thirty days from the date of this order.
F ranklin D R oosevelt T he W h it e H o u se ,
August 28, 1937.

No. 76991
F. R. Doc. 37-2662; Filed, August 30,1937; 2 :46 p. m.

Form and Manner of Presentation The Committee for Reciprocity Information has pre scribed the following regulations governing the submission of written and oral statements:
Written statements must be either typewritten or printed.
They must be submitted in sextuplicate and at least one copy must be sworn to. Such statements will be treated as confidential, for the use only of the interdepartmental trade agreements organization.
Oral statements may be made to the Committee at the public hearing only by persons who have filed written state ments or briefs and who have, within the time prescribed, made written application for a hearing in order that a sched ule of appearances may be arranged. Oral statements shall be under oath.
August 31, 1937.
C ordell H u l l ,
Secretary of State.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
T rade A greement N egotiations W it h C zechoslovakia C ontents Public Notice of Intention, to Negotiate a Trade Agreement w ith Czechoslovakia;
Presentation of Views to th e Com m ittee for Reciprocity Inform a tion;
List of Products on W hich th e U nited States Will Consider G rant ing Concessions to Czechoslovakia.
PUBLIC NOTICE

Pursuant to section 4 of an act of Congress approved June 12, 1934, entitled An Act to Amend the Tariff Act of 1930, as extended by Public Resolution No. 10, approved March 1, 1937, and Executive Order No. 6750, of June 27, 1934, I
hereby give notice of intention to negotiate a trade agree ment with the Government of Czechoslovakia.
Time and Place for Presentation of W ritten and Oral Statements The Committee for Reciprocity Information has pre scribed that all information and views in writing and all applications for supplemental oral presentation of views shall be submitted to the Committee for Reciprocity Infor mation not later than 12 noon, October 11, 1937. They should be addressed to Chairman, Committee for Reciproc ity Information, Old Land Office Building, 8th an<1 E
Streets, Northwest, Washington, D. C. Supplemental oral statements will be heard at a public hearing beginning at 10 a. m. on October 25, 1937, before the Committee for Reciprocity Information, in the hearing room of the Tariff Commission in the Old Land Office Building.

P resentation of V ie w s to the C om m ittee for R ecipro city I nformation W it h R eference to T rade A greement N ego tiations W it h C zechoslovakia
Notice was given today by this Government of intention to negotiate a trade agreement with Czechoslovakia and of the time and place at which, and the manner in which, in terested persons should present their views to the Committee for Reciprocity Information. With reference to this notice, an announcement was also made today of the list of prod ucts on which the United States will consider granting con cessions to Czechoslovakia. Although interested persons may present to the Committee for Reciprocity Information, in written or oral form, information or views regarding con cessions on any article imported into the United States from Czechoslovakia or imported into Czechoslovakia from the United States, concessions by the Government of the United States with respect to any article not included in the list referred to above, will not be considered unless a supple mentary announcement is made.
The Committee for Reciprocity Information does not re quire that written statements submitted to it follow any particular outline. However, proper understanding of the views and desires of interested persons will be greatly facili tated if references are made to specific articles, rather than to general classes of articles, and if statements in regard to each article commence on a separate page. In the case of an export commodity, the information presented should in clude an accurate description of the article, together with the foreign tariff designation under which it is classified, the amount of the import duty and other charges imposed on or in connection with importation into the foreign country, and 2093