관            보
                      제15398호                                                           2003. 5.17. (토요일)
                          659-O      -Other                       5. Handmade carpets-i.e., in which the pile was
                          669-P      -Polypropylene Bags            inserted, knotted by hand and classified by the
                          669-O      -Other                         U.S. Customs Service under HTS 5701.10.
                          670-L      -Luggage                       1600, 5701.10.4000(formerly 5701.10.2010) or
                          670-O      -Other                         5703.20.1000.
                 Merged Categories                                6. Korean-style handbags and other flat goods
                                     300/301                        of the type considered by the U.S. Customs
                                     317/326                        Service to be classified as luggage:women’s
                                     613/614                        and children’s handbags, billfolds, card cases,
                                     619/620                        coin purses, eyeglass cases and similar flat-
                                     625/6/7/8/9                    goods.
                                     333/334/335                  7. Martial arts uniforms.
                                     338/339                      8. Toys for animals.
                                     342/642                                   (Korean Reply Note)
                                     347/348                                               Seoul, March 20, 2003
                                     351/651                      Dear Ambassador Hubbard,
                                     353/354/653/654                I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt
                                     445/446                      of your Note dated March 6, 2003, which reads
                                     633/634/635                  as follows:
                                     638/639                        “.............(U.S.A. Proposing Note)...........”
                                                                    I have further the honour to accept, on behalf
                                     645/646
                                     647/648                      of the Government of the Republic of Korea, the
                                     369-L/670-L/870              above proposal of the Government of the United
                                    ANNEX B                       States of America and to confirm that this Note
                   EXEMPT PRODUCTS REQUIRING EXEMPT               in reply, together with your Excellency’s Note,
                                CERTIFICATION                     shall constitute an agreement on a paperless
                        (BUT NO ELVIS TRANSMISSION)               ELVIS Arrangement between our two
                 1. Chima-The long, formless and ample skirt      Governments, which shall be effective for goods
                   portion of the traditional Korean chima-       exported from the Republic of Korea one month
                   chogori dress set.                             after this Note has been received by the
                 2. Chogori-The short halter-type blouse or top   Committee for the Implementation of Textile
                   portion of the traditional Korean chima-       Agreements.
                   chogori dress set.                               Accept, Ambassador, the renewed assurances
                 3. Bosun-An ankle boot-type article, wholly of   of my highest consideration.
                   cloth, worn by Korean women indoors.                                       Young-Kwan Yoon
                                                                            Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade
                 4. Fabrics-not to exceed 24x48 inches in size,
                   containing hand embroidered or hand painted    His Excellency
                   Korean scenes, and used primarily as Mr. Thomas C. Hubbard,
                   decorations or art objects.                    Ambassador of the United States of America
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