Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1929, Page 7

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REVISED-CUSTOMS Facilitation of Pan-American Commerce Sought Through Commission. Recommendations_calculated to facil- itat> commerce between the American naflons, relating to customs procedure and port formalities, are being presented today for, final adoption by the Pan- American’ Commission on Customs Pro- cedure and Port Formalities, which has been in session hers the past week. The meeting will close tomorrow, when the delegates will be addressed by Secretary 5f Commerc> Lamont and will be lunch- | eon guests of Secretary of the Treasury Mellon. ‘The committee report on port prac- tices being presented today covers a wid> range of subjects relating to the collection of customs dues and other formalities at ports, and is being pre- | sented, it is stated, in an effort to further standardize these practices among the American nations without touching on the general tariff policles of the countries involved. Basis of Valuation. leecommendauons in the report in- clude: Foreign valuation to be applied as |the basis for assessing customs duties on merchandise. “Net w:ight” is recommended where weight is the basis for fixing the assess- ment. If “net” is not practical, the report urges “legal weight™ as the basis, defining it as the weight of the mer- chandis: and wrapper. “Gross weight” assessment is advised only if neither of the other two bases is deemed advisable. Consolidation of customs charges in those countries where this principle has not been put into effect. Pay of customs officers should be borne by the government employing em. Establishment of a central authority. preferably a customs court, for customs appeals. Due notice—30 days or more—on changes in export and import duties or PLANS SUBMITTED > tive authorities to promulgate tions covering the assessment of on mixed packages if the is for the account of a single Adoption of the provi tal convention of Stockholm rel to the shipment of first-class mail of ties 1 tion of the latin value not exceeding $100. Free entry of merchandise under bond, speciai license or otherwise. Authorization to administrative cus- toms officers to examine samples of merchandise with a view to informing the inquirer as to the classification to which it belongs. . Opposition to customs officials or tribunals which give definite decisions in cases submitted for their considera- tion sharing in fines im| A Punishment through confiscation of goods, or confiscation with fines or im- prisonment, or both, for false customs declarations made with intent to de- fraud. Uniform Regulations. Uniform national regulations provid- ing for entry of “to order” shipments upon_presentatiorf of properly indorsed negotiable bill of lading: or, in lieu thereof, bond equivalent to the value of the merchandise and the cus charges. As to port regulations the report urges: Net registered tonnage of vessels as a uniform unit upon which to levy ton- nage dues, consolidating therewith any separate or speeial charges of a similar character now made in connection therewith. Entrance and clearance fees to be BEWARE THE Pilotage, ancho dockage charges registered tonnage of vessels. Adoption of uniform tion: develop the most efficient co-ordination among all government officials at ports in the matter of issuance of “practique, “bills of health,” entry and clearance of vessels, and all similar services, in delays to vessels; per ship to be universally adopted for | “practique” and “bill of health” certificates. Fixed Port Charges. 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