The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-13

| cIluc dCG VI 1909, SIldll, Ill SD 1aT Dis
applicable and not inconsistent with
able in respect of adjustment charges
and taxes imposed by this act: Pro-
vitled. That the Secretary Of the
Treasury is authorized to permit post
pcnment, for period not exceeding
sixty days. Of the payment of adjust
Eent charges covered by any return.
Low-Value Products
Sec. II. If the Secretary OF the
Treasury and the Secretary of Az
riculture jointly find that any class
OF products of any commodity Is Of
such low value compared with the
quantity of the commodity used for
their manufacture that the imposi-
ton of the adjustment charge would
prevent in whole or in large part the
use of the commodity in the manu.
facture Of such products and thereby
substantially reduce consumption and
increase the surplus Of the commod-
ity. then the Secretary of the Treas
ment charge with respect to such
amount of the commodity as is used
in the manufacture of such products
! in accordance with regulations pre-
sCribed by the Secretary Of the Treas
ury.
Importations
| Sec. Is ca During any period for
which an adjustment charge under
cotton there shall be levied, assessed,
collected and paid upon the follow
| ing articles when imported from any
foreign country into the United States
the following duties:
| l. On cotton having staple of
less than one and One-eighth inches
in length, and on jute cents per
pound and
2. On all dutiable articles wholly
or in chief value of cotton having q
staple of less than one and one-eigh-
tn inches in length. or wholly or
IN chief value of jute, an additional
duty of cents per pound on such
cotton. or the jute. contained there
in. as established by conversion
factors prescribed by regulations Of
the Secretary of the Treasury.
! (b) During any period for which
an adjustment charge is in effect with
respect to wheat, cotton. tobacco. or
collected, and paid upon the impor-
the United States of goods process
ed or manufactured from such COM
modify which, if domestically process
ell, would be subject to an adjust
ment charge duty equal to the a.
mount of the adjustment charge
which would be payable with respect
to such domestic processing at the
time of importation, as established by
conversion factors prescribed by regu-
lations of the Secretary of the Treas
ury. Such duty shall be in addition
to any other duty imposed by law.
Co The duties imposed by this
section shall be levied, assessed, COL
lected. and paid in the same manner
as duties imposed by the Tariff act
of 1890. and shall be treated, for the
purpose of all provisions of law relat-
ing to the customs revenue, as duties
imposed by such act.
Cd AS used in this section the
term United States" means the
United States and it's possessions, ex-
cept the Philippine Islands, the Vir-
gin Islands, American Samoa, and
the island Of Guam.
Title III-General Provisions.
Definitions
| Sec. 10. AS used in this act
| l. In case Of wheat. the term pro
cessing" means the milling or other
processing Except cleaning and dry.
ing) of wheat for market.
2. In case of cotton silk, and rayon,
the term processing" means the
spinning, manufacturing, or other
processing Lexcept ginning) of cotton.
silk. or rayOn; and the term cotton"
shall not include cotton linters.
3. In case of tobacco, the term
turing or other processing Except
drving) of tobacco.
4 In case of hogs. the term "pro-
cessing" means the slaughter of hogs
for market.
Administrative Expenses
Sec. 20. Ca The Secretary OF Ag-
rjculture Is authorized to expend for
the payment of administrative ex-
penSeS under this act not to exceed
25 per centum of the annual receipts
from adjustment charges and taxes
under this act.
The Secretary of Agriculture is au.
thorized Subject to the limitations
provided in subsection (a) with res
pect to the amounts available for the
payment of administrative expenses)
to transfer to the Treasury Depart
ment and other agencies of the Fed
eral government. and to any agency
OF any State or any political SUBJ
division thereof, such sums as are
required to pay the additional ex-
penses incurred by such agencies in
the administration of this act.
Regulations
Sec. 81. The Secretary of the
Treasury and the Secretary of Agri-
culture are authorized to prescribe
; such regulations as may be necessary
to the efficient administration of the
functions vested in them, respective
lily, by this act. including regulations
by the Secretary of Agriculture as to
Iproof which the Secretary will deem
} satisfactory as q basis for issuing ad-
justment certificates. Copies of regu-
J lationS under this act shall be pub
| lished and distributed without cost
to producers and other interested per.
! sons.
Classification and Types OF Com
Sec. y. Whenever any agricultural
commodity has regional or market
cl6ssifications or types which the Sec
lrctary OF Agriculture finds are so diff
ferent from each other in use OF
. marketing methods as at any time
. to require their treatment as separ-
/ ate commodities under this act the
] Secretary may determine soon and
, designate one or more such classifi-
cations or types for such treatment
III Such classification or type shall. Sd
Icing as such determination remains
] in effect, be treated as q Separate
/ commodity under this act in accord.
I ance with regulations to be prescrib.
ed jointly by the Secretary OF Agri.
culture and Secretary of the Treas
/ ury
Information 10 BE Made Public
~ Sec. 23 The Secretary of Agricul.
tllre il authorized when INV Al iaasf