TELEPHONE: CHESTNUT = : 2147 ADDRESS CABLE “KOSTRUS” e © KOELLER-STRUSS COMPANY ART. H. HANEBRINK CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERS FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS 1164 DRAWBACKS INSURANCE ARCADE 812 OLIVE BUILDING STREET COLLECTED BROKERS SURETY BONDS DISTRIBUTORS ST. LOUIS PRINCIPAL AGENCIES THROUGHOUT THE 1, MO. Marah 28, Ref. 3186 1951 JoM. & M.S. Browning Coe First Security Bank Bldg. Ogden, Utah Gentlemen: Attention As copy of March 22, Mr. M.Bigelow Browning. requested we enclose herewith General Term for the year from 1951, to 1952 for $100.000. Very truly Bond March 21, yours, saya spas ee COMPANYS = / af, WS ) Ld Aa ‘aa utes aod _#} WORLD Customs Fortn 7595 ele = ™ © oie Mar. 1950 GENERAL BUREAU TERM BOND OF CUSTOMS FOR ENTRY Ge Bond No. 207134 OF MERCHANDISE KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS Thats Selle & M.S. Browning Washington Ave., of L718 and* General under and Camualty the laws St. Company of Co., the a corporation under Louis, of of the spate Mo. America, State the laws _., aS principal, Seattle, Washington, incorporated of Washington. : | of : 6 é ag, suretips, are held and. Sxmaly bound unto the UNITED sTaTig GF AMERICA ie eee ), for the payment of which we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, administrators, successors, these presents. WITNESS our hands and seals this WHEREAS, the above-bounden 16th day of ‘am principal expects to enter at the port(s) during the period beginning on the ___- and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by mene ; of St. ad __Mareh louis, ers Mo. District 45. day of oth dates inclusive, certain imported 5 ao OD March day of 2LSt on the merchandise for consumption, warehouse, transportation, exportation, or for any other purposes as indicated in the respective entries and as provided for by law and regulations; or intends to make withdrawal of such merchandise from warehouse or public stores for any of the above-mentioned purposes; or intends to receive such merchandise or the products thereof as provided for by law and regulations from parties to whom such merchandise or products are released or transferred under bond; and WHEREAS, the above-bounden principal may request that the merchandise be examined elsewhere than at the public store, wharf, or other place in charge of a customs officer; and WHEREAS the said merchandise, in whole or in part, may be conditionally released prior to the production of certain documents other than bills of lading) and other evidence required by law and regulations, or prior to the ascertainment by customs officers of the quantity and value thereof and of the full amount of duties, taxes, charges, and exactions due thereon, or prior to the decision by the proper officers of the Government as to the right of said merchandise to admission into the United States, or may be released under conditions and for purposes as provided for by law and regulations and as indicated in the respective entries; and WHEREAS, pursuant to the regulations promulgated under section 448 (b), Tariff Act of 1930, applications may be filed for special permits for the delivery of imported articles, the immediate delivery of which will be necessary prior to the formal entry therefor and the payment of duties thereon; NOW, THEREFORE, THE CONDITION OF THIS OBLIGATION IS SUCH THAT— @) If, in cases where the merchandise has been released prior to entry pursuant to section 448 (b) of the Tariff Act, the abovebounden principal within the time prescribed in section 8.59, Customs Regulations of 1943, as amended, after release of the articles described in the application for a special permit, shall make entry for such articles and deposit the duties and taxes imposed upon or by reason of importation estimated to be due thereon; or if, in the event of failure to make entry or to deposit such duties and taxes, he shall pay to the collector of customs as liquidated damages an amount equal to the value of the merchandise as to which there shall have been default, plus the duties and taxes thereon (it being understood and agreed that the amount to be collected shall be based upon the quantity and value of such merchandise as determined by the collector of customs, and that the decision of the collector as to the status of such merchandise, whether free or dutiable, together with the rate and amount of duties and taxes, also shall be binding on all parties to this obligation) $ And if the above-bounden principal shall furnish to the collector of customs all the documents and evidence required by law (2) or regulations made in pursuance thereof, or, in default thereof, shall pay to the said collector such amounts as liquidated damages as | may be demanded by him in accordance with law and regulations; (3) And if the above-bounden principal, when the merchandise is to be examined elsewhere than at the public stores, wharf, or other place in charge of a customs officer, shall hold such merchandise at the place to which it will be removed for examination until the merchandise shall have been released from customs custody by the completion of final examination for purposes of appraisement; and, at any time before such release, shall transfer the merchandise to such place as the collector of customs may direct; and, when the merchandise has been corded and sealed, shall keep such cords and seals intact until removed by customs officers; or, in the event of default, shall pay to the collector of customs an amount equal to the value of the merchandise with respect to which there has been a default (as set forth in the entries therefor), plus the estimated duties and taxes thereon, as determined at the time of entry; *If the principa! or surety is a corporation, the name of the State in which incorporated also shall be shown. 16—33657-5 (4) And if the above-bounden principal shall redeliver or cause te be redelivered to the order of the eolleetor of eustoms, on demand by him, in accordance with the law and regulations in effect on the date of the release of said articles, any and all merchandise found not to comply with the law and regulations governing its admission into the ecommerce of the United States; or in default of redelivery after a proper demand on him, shall pay to said collector such amounts as liquidated damages as may be demanded by him in accordance with the law and regulations, not exceeding the amount of this obligation, for any breach or breaches thereof; (5) And if the above-bounden principal, in respect of any of the merchandise released from customs eustody, shall redeliver or eause to be redelivered to the order of the collector of customs such additional packages or quantities of merchandise as may be desired by the appraiser pursuant to section 499, Tariff Act of 1980, as amended, for the purpose of examination, inspection, or appraisement, upon a demand made at any time before the appraiser’s report of appraisement; or, in default of redelivery after a proper demand on him, the above-bounden principal shall pay to said collector such amounts as liquidated damages as may be pemended by him in accordance with the law and regulations, not exceeding the amount of this obligation, for any breach or breaches ereof; (6) And if the above-bounden principal shall redeliver or cause to be redelivered to the order of the eollector of customs for marking pursuant to the provisions of paragraph 367 or 868, or section 304, Tariff Act of 1930, as amended, upon a demand made not later than twenty (20) days after the appraiser’s report of appraisement, such of the merchandise as may have been released from customs custody, or, in default of redelivery after a proper demand on him, the above-bounden principal shall pay to the said collector such amounts as liquidated damages as may be demanded by him in accordance with the law and regulations, not exceeding the amount of this obligation, for any breach or breaches thereof ; | (7) And if the above-bounden principal after proper notice shall mark, label, clean, fumigate, destroy, export, and do any and -all other things that lawfully may be required in the case of any and all merchandise found not to comply with the law and regulations governing its admission into the commerce of the United States, or, in default thereof, shall pay to the eollector of customs as liquidated damages an amount equal to the value of the merchandise with respect to which there has been a default as set forth in the entry, plus the estimated duties thereon, as determined at the time of entry; (8) And if the above-bounden principal shall pay to the collector of customs, when demanded, all duties, taxes, and charges found legally due and unpaid on such consumption entries as may be charged against this obligation; and if the above-bounden principal, when the merchandise is warehoused and within 3 years from the date of original importation withdrawn, in whole or in part, for consumption, shall pay to the said collector of customs the full amount of duties, taxes, charges, and exactions legally due on the merchandise which the collector is required to collect, and shall pay on demand by the collector any other duties, taxes, charges, and exactions found legally due on the merchandise subsequent to withdrawal or found to be due on merchandise remaining in warehouse after the expiration of such 3-year period; all duties, taxes, charges, and exactions, the payment of which is required by this condition of the bond to be paid by the principal herein whether the merchandise shall be regularly withdrawn from public store or bonded warehouse at the original port of entry or at a secondary port by the said principal, or by any person to whom the right to withdraw the said merchandise shall have been transferred, or shall be irregularly or unlawfully withdrawn or removed by the said principal or by any other person whomsoever, and whether or not the merchandise is manipulated in accordance with section 562, Tariff Act of 19380, as amended, unless such duties, taxes, charges, and exactions shall have been duly paid or secured to be paid by the person to whom the right to withdraw such merchandise may have been transferred, or paid by some other person: _ . (9) And if the above-bounden principal, when the merchandise is entered or withdrawn without the payment of duty for exportation, for transportation, or for transportation and exportation, shall actually cause the said merchandise to be exported or transported to its proper destination, and shall furnish the collector of customs with proof that such merchandise, if entered for exportation, was exported through a customs port of exit under customs supervision and landed beyond the limits of the United States, or, if entered or withdrawn for transportation to another customs port, was delivered to the collector of customs at the port of destination and there properly entered, the said proof to be filed in the form and within the time required by law and regulations or any lawful extension thereof, or, in the event of default, if the above-bounden principal shall pay to the collector of customs for the port of entry or withdrawal the full amount of duties, taxes, charges, and exactions which may be found legally due on such merchandise as to which there shall have been a default; (10) And if the above-bounden principal, when the merchandise is admitted into the United States as a temporary importation without the payment of duty, as provided for in the provisions of the Tariff Act or other laws indicated in the entries which are charged against this bond, shall return or cause to be returned to the order of the collector of customs any of such merchandise, when demanded by the collector for the purpose of excluding it from the country or for any other purpose, and shall submit such merchandise to the collector prior to exportation thereof for customs inspection and identification, and actually export or destroy said merchandise within the bonded period (or within any lawful extension) in accordance with law and regulations, and shall produce to the collector satisfactory evidence that the said merchandise was actually exported or destroyed, in the form and within the time required by law and regulations, or within any lawful extension of such period; or, in default thereof, shall pay the duties, taxes, charges, and exactions lawfully due, or such amount as liquidated damages as may be demanded by the collector in accordance with law and regulations; ° . ‘ (11) And if the above-bounden principal, when merchandise is granted the right of entry or withdrawal from warehouse admission into the United States at a reduced rate of duty, or is entered or withdrawn from warehouse or from and continuous cus- toms custody elsewhere than in a bonded warehouse without the payment of duty or taxes because of the use or purpose for which ‘imported or withdrawn, as provided for in the Tariff Act or other acts in effect on the date of entry or withdrawal, shall submit to. the collector within the time and‘in the form prescribed by law or regulations, evidence that the merchandise actually hasbeen used in the manner and for the purpose entitling it under the law to. such remission or reduction of duty or taxes; or, in default thereof, shall pay the full amount of duties, taxes, charges, or exactions which may be found legally due thereon; a ae (12) And if the above-bounden principal, when wool or hair of the camel is entered or withdrawn conditionally free of duty, under the provisions of Title I, Schedule 11, paragraph 1101 of the Tariff Act of 1930, as amended“ by section 38 of the Customs Administrative Act of 1938, or when such wool or hair in its imported or any other form is received by transfer under bond from persons to whom it was released under bond, or when such wool or hair in its imported or any other form is received from persons to ‘whom it was transferred under bond, (a) shall not use or transfer for use the said wool or hair in its imported or any other form otherwise than in the manufacture of the articles enumerated in the said paragraph 1101, as amended; (b) and shall use the said wool or hair in its imported or any other form in the manufacture of the articles enumerated in the said paragraph 1101, as amended, in the manner provided for in the said paragraph; as amended, and in accordance with the regulations thereunder; (c) or shall submit proof in the manner prescribed by the said regulations that such wool or hair in its imported or any other form has been transferred to another manufacturer, processor, or dealer who has accepted responsibility under his bond to insure that the merchandise so. transferred-shall be used only in the manufacture of the said enumerated articles; (d) and shall submit ali reports, proof, and abstracts required by law or regulations within the time specified and in the manner provided for therein; e) and, if any of the said wool or hair in its imported or any other form shall be used or transferred for use otherwise than in the: manufacture of the articles enumerated in the said paragraph 1101, as amended, in violation of provision (a) of this condition, shall pay all duties which are required under the provisions of the said paragraph 1101, as amended, to be collected on the wool or hair in its imported or any other form so used or transferred; (f) and, with respect to any wool or hair in its imported or any other form which, while it remains charged against this bond, shall be used or transferred for use otherwise than in the manufacture of the enumerated articles, in violation of provision (a) of this condition, shall pay all penalties which are required by the said paragraph 1101, as amended, to be collected if the said principal fail to report such use or transfer within the 30-day period specified in the said paragraph 1101, as amended, in the manner prescribed in the regulations thereunder; 16—33657-6 : © 9 & a J e . Then this obligation to be void ; othegavise to remain in full force and effect. & Signed, sealed, and delivered in the presence of — (Address) (Name) (Address) (Address) & M.S. BROWNING COMPANY. (Address) ’ (Principal) (Surety) tae : BY » (Address) A CASUALTY COMPANY. 98, GRWERET, ~ (hades) | 7 ‘GY ; ’ Riehard SEAL] Lacte (Surety) L. Eckber & CERTIFICATE AS TO CORPORATE PRINCIPAL -, certify that I am the of the corporation named as principal in the within bond ; deot! Cus thats | a a a 2 Z aie 2 Te ae il i es: , who signed the said bondon behalf 1... of said corporation ; that I know f ast Pes ' of the principal, was then 2 Se his signature, and his signature thereto is genuine; and that said bond was duly signed, sealed, and attested for and in behalf of said corporation by authority of its governing body. « _..... [CORPORATE SEAL | (To be used when no power of attorney has been filéd with the Collector of Customs.) (*)May be executed by the secretary, assistant secretary, or other.officer of the corporation. NotTe.—The principal statutes now in force and referred to in this consolidated bond tation, entry, and admission of merchandise into the United States, are the following: (sec. 623 (b) (4), Tariff Act of 1980, as amended), relating to the impor- The Tariff Act of 1920, as amended ; the internal revenue laws so far as they relate to imported merchandise; the laws relating to. mail inaportations; the Narcotic Act; the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act; the Plant Quarantine Act; the quarantine and disinfection laws; the Meat Inspection Act; the Copyright Laws; the Trade-Mark Law; laws relating to the marking, stamping, branding, and labeling of imported commodities; the act to prevent the introduction or dissemination of contagious animal diseases ; the act providing for the return of articles exported from the United States for exhibition abroad; the Insecticide Act; and the acts relating to the importation of birds and animals, fur skins, matches, oleomargarine, prize-fight films and pictures, seeds, tea and tea waste, and viruses, serums, and antitoxins. : 16—-33657—-4 District PORT No. INSTRUCTIONS OF ky ws GENERAL TERM BOND FOR ENTRY OF MERCHANDISE Respectfully referred to the Bureau of Customs for appropriate action. Collector of Customs. TREASURY BUREAU DEPARTMENT OF CUSTOMS oe Bigs (See Respectfully referred to the Commissioner of Accounts (Section of Surety Bonds), for examination as to the within corporate surety. 1. The surety on this bond may be one corporation authorized by the Secretary of the Treasury Hach individual surety shall to act as surety, or not less than two responsible individual sureties. shall be shown by affidavit sufficiency his and bond the of amount the than less not sum a justify in made on customs Form 3579. 2. A firm, as such, shall not be accepted as a surety, nor a partner for copartners or for a firm of Stockholders of a corporate principal may be accepted as sureties provided which he is a member. their qualifications as such are independent of their stock holdings therein. 3. The name, including full Christian name, and residence of each individual party to the bond shall be inserted in the body thereof, and each such party shall sign the bond with his usual signature on the line opposite the scroll seal, and if executed in Maine or New Hampshire, an adhesive seal shall The signature of each individual party to the bond shall be witbe affixed opposite the signature. nessed by two persons, who shall sign their names as witnesses, followed by their addresses. 4. If the bond is given by persons composing a partnership, the execution of such bond by any member thereof, or by any person holding a power of attorney (which power, or a certified copy thereof, shall be filed with the bond) authorizing him to execute the bond on behalf of such partnership, will bind the other partners in like manner and to the same extent as if such other partners had Partnership bonds shall be executed in the firm name, with the personally joined in the execution. name Head, Drawback BUREAU and Bonds Section. OF ACCOUNTS Examined and approved as to the within corporate of the member or attorney of the firm executing same appearing immediately below the firm The names of all persons composing the partnership shall appear in the body of the bond, signature. as, for example, “A, B, and C, composing the firm of A, B, and Co.” 5. If the principal or surety is a corporation, the name of the State in which incorporated shall be inserted in the appropriate place in the body of the bond; and the bond shall be executed in the corpo- ; and rate name, immediately followed by the signature of a person duly authorized to act in its behalf fact the seal, Ifthe corporation has no corporate the bond shall be attested under the corporate seal. name. shall be stated, in which case a scroll or adhesive seal shall appear following the corporate 6. The official character and authority of the person or persons executing the bond for the principal, if a corporation, may be certified by the secretary, assistant secretary, or other officer of the cor- poration, according to the above form. Commissioner. TREASURY BUREAU DEPARTMENT OF CUSTOMS been filed with the collector evidencing the authority of the persons executing the bond on behalf of the principal. 7, A married woman shall not be accepted as surety. If an unmarried woman acts as surety, she shall include in her affidavit on customs Form 3579 a statement setting forth the fact that she is unmarried. 8 Bonds in which alterations and erasures occur shall have placed upon them a statement by an agent of the surety company, or by the individual sureties, that such alterations or erasures were made prior to the signing of the bond; or if such alterations or erasures were made after the bond was signed, the consent of all the parties thereto shall be written in the bond. Approved: Chief, Division of) Drawbacks, Enforcement, and Quotas. U. S. GOVERNMENT This certificate need not be executed if a power of attorney has PRINTING OFFICE 16—33657-5 TELEPHONE- CHESTNUT 2147 3 — KOELLER-STRUSS ART. H. CABLE ADDRESS **KOSTRUS”’ COMPANY HANEBRINK CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERS Bess Satoad >: icles aed AS FORWARDERS rhb ‘+90 DRAWBACKS COLLECTED MARINE INSURANCE SURETY BONDS ARCADE BUILDING 812 OLIVE STREET PRINCIPAL BROKERS THROUGHOUT DISTRIBUTORS ST. LOUIS 1, MO. March 30, JM. & M.S.Browning First Security Ogden, Utah. Gentlemens; Bond of has the Co. ; BankBldg., Attention Mr. M. Bigelow For your information the been approved by the Bureau Bond. As 1950. requested Thanking you, we are we are Browning. General Term of Customs. enclosing Very truly gif y y copy yours, Stes| It- « a OMPANY. AGENCIES THE WORLD Customs Form 7595 TREASURY DEPARTMENT & 8.59, 25.3, C. R. 1943 Dec. 1946 ALL MEN OF BY THESE PRESENTS dolls & Male brOwming COs, Bhat, cosas sunt pe 1738 Seah: sae noton see See EVG« 3 » 7 ote eS ENTRY OF MERCHANDISE & Gorporeation under - : CUSTOMS FOR BOND TERM GENERAL KNow BUREAU TALL Gy the iawe of the Seate—of NO. teh. , aS principal, ,Jenerel Gesualty Compony of Americe Seattle, Yeshingten, tnoorporated and" water the ines of the state of veellag ton. 4 béld'nd Gembybound unto the UNITED S Of OF STATES 4M@ RAGA in@he sum of dollars ($ ; and successors, administrators, executors, heirs, our of which we bind ourselves, Mavakh Sond firmly by these presents. day of WITNESS our hands and seals this WHEREAS, the above-bounden principal expects to enter at the port(s) during the period beginning on the Seweh « ° Bhs Band | day of Moreh | assigns, ), for the payment jointly and severally, ey j of HO 5o , and ending on the _. fiet | day of , both dates inclusive, certain imported merchandise for consumption, warehouse, transportation, PAE exportation, or for any other purposes as indicated in the respective entries and as provided for by law and regulations; or intends to make withdrawal of such merchandise from warehouse or public stores for any of the above-mentioned purposes; or intends to receive such merchandise or the products thereof as provided for by law and regulations from parties to whom such merchandise or products are released or transferred under bond; and WHEREAS, the above-bounden principal may request that the merchandise be examined elsewhere than at the public store, wharf, or other place in charge of a customs officer; and WuerkEAs the said merchandise, in whole or in part, may be conditionally released prior to the production of certain documents (other than bills of lading) and other evidence required by law and regulations, or prior to the ascertainment by customs officers of the quantity and value thereof and of the full amount of duties, taxes, charges, and exactions due thereon, or prior to the decision by the proper officers of the Government as to the right of said merchandise to admission into the United States, or may be released under conditions and for purposes as provided for by law and regulations and as indicated in the respective entries; and WHEREAS, pursuant to the regulations promulgated under section 448 (b), Tariff Act of 1930, applications may be filed for special permits for the delivery of imported articles, the immediate delivery of which will be necessary prior to the formal entry therefor and the payment of duties thereon; Now, THEREFORE, THE CONDITION OF THIs OBLIGATION Is SucH That— (1) If, in cases where the merchandise has been released prior to entry pursuant to section 448 (b) of the Tariff Act, the abovebounden principal within 48 hours, exclusive of Sundays and holidays, after release of the articles, shall make formal entry therefor, and deposit the duties estimated to be due thereon; or if, in the event of failure to make entry and to deposit such duties, he shall pay to the Collector of Customs as liquidated damages an amount equal to the value of the merchandise as to which there shall have been default, plus the duties thereon (it being understood and agreed that the amount to be collected shall be based upon the quantity and value of such merchandise as determined by the Collector of Customs, and that the decision of the Collector as to the status of such merchandise, whether free or dutiable, together with the rate and amount of duties, also shall be binding on all parties to this obligation) ; (2) And if the above-bounden principal shall furnish to the Collector of Customs all the documents and evidence required by law or regulations made in pursuance thereof, or, in default thereof, shall pay to the said Collector such amounts as liquidated damages as may be demanded by him in accordance with law and regulations; (3) And if the above-bounden principal, when the merchandise is to be examined elsewhere than at the public stores, wharf, or other place in charge of a customs officer, shall hold such merchandise at the place to which it will be removed for examination until the merchandise shall have been released from customs custody by the completion of final examination for purposes of appraisement; and, at any time before such release, shall transfer the merchandise to such place as the Collector of Customs may direct; and, when the merchandise has been corded and sealed, shall keep such cords and seals intact until removed by customs officers; or, in the event of default, shall pay to the Collector of Customs an amount equal to the value of the merchandise with respect to which there has been a default (as set forth in the entries therefor), plus the estimated duties thereon, as determined at the time of entry; *If the principal or surety is a corporation, the name of the State in which incorporated also shall be shown. ae nee Ss @ Then this obligation to be void; otherwise to remain in full force and effect. Signed, sealed, and delivered in the presence of — (Address) (Address) (Address) : tis Juin & B, &. s ee e PHONIC nae ( Aiddress) Ps PIP Ye By Tame ek bee Se ee oe e . a A FREE: SAS < (Address) f (Address) CERTIFICATE AS TO CORPORATE PRINCIPAL , certify that I am the of the corporation named as principal in the within bond: that ; who signed the said bond on behalf of the principal, was then of said corporation; that I know his signature, and his signature thereto is genuine: and that said bond was duly signed, sealed, and attested for and in behalf of said corporation by authority of its governing body. [ CORPORATE SEAL] (To be used when no power of attorney has been filed with the Collector of Customs. ) (*)May be executed by the secretary, assistant secretary, or other officer of the corporation. NoTe.—The principal statutes now in force and referred to in this consolidated bond tation, entry, and admission of merchandise into the United States, are the following: (sec. 623 (b) (4), Tariff Act of 1930, as amended), relating to the impor- The Tariff Aet of 1930, as amended ; the internal revenue laws so far ag they relate to imported merchandise; the laws relating to mail importations; the Narcotic Act; the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetie Act; the Plant Quarantine Act ; the quarantine and disinfection laws; the Meat Inspettion Act; the Copyright Laws; the Trade-Mark Law ; laws relating to the marking, stamping, branding, and labeling of imported commodities; the act to prevent the introduction or dissemination of contagious animal diseases ; the act providing for the return of articles exported from the United States for exhibition abroad; the Insecticide Act; and the acts relating to the importation of birds and animals, fur skins, matches, oleomargarine, prize-fight filme and pictures, seeds, tea and tea Waste, and viruses, serums, and antitoxins. 16—33657—4 | & * TELEPHONE- x CHESTNUT 2147 © g KOELLER-STRUSS ART. H. CABLE ADDRESS “KOSTRUS” COMPANY HANEBRINK CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERS FOREIGN FREIGHT FORWARDERS 1190 DRAWBACKS COLLECTED MARINE INSURANCE SURETY BONDS ARCADE 812 OLIVE BUILDING STREET PRINCIPAL BROKERS THROUGHOUT DISTRIBUTORS AGENCIES THE ST. LOUIS 1, MO. April 13, 1949. J.M. & M.S.Browning Co., First Security Bank Bldg., Ogden, Utah. Gentlemen:-= Attention As signed copv Merchandise March 21, of requested the Mr. we General a@re Term for the period M.B.Browning. enclosing Bond for herewith Entry of March 22, 1949 of to 1950. Very truly yours, ns ‘ae f = OA ‘ —— a : eer J Cc ips 5, ee” <> Mitts 7 WORLD en : Customs Form 7595 & TREASURY DEPARTMENT 8.59, 125.83, C. R19 43 BUREAU OF ee CUSTOMS ec. GENERAL TERM BOND FOR ENTRY OF MERCHANDISE KNow ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS — Of , wells & WeS, . BROWNING GOeg @ COrporetion L716 Geshington Aves, St. Louie, General Casualty Company of Americe and " -un¢er-the laws of the State of and under the iaws of the Stete-of Stel. Mo. a , aS principal, . Seattle, ‘ashington, teShingtons incorporated 530k ; ag suralies, ane, held and firmly bound unto the UNITED STATES OF AMEBIGA AD the sum of dollars of which we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, administrators, firmly by these presents. _ WITNESS our hands and seals this WHEREAS, , nore day of during the period beginning on the veh Maren the above-bounden principal expects to enter at the port(s) 2ond te ($ successors, of assigns, : St. March day of and ,19 ), for the payment jointly and severally, ) , 19: vail Louis, 49 Mo. District , and ending on the 745. 2iet day of Maroh 19 * both dates inclusive, certain imported merchandise for consumption, warehouse, transportation, exportation, or for any other purposes as indicated in the respective entries and as provided for by law and regulations; or intends to make withdrawal of such merchandise from warehouse or public stores for any of the above-mentioned purposes; or intends to receive such merchandise or the products thereof as provided for by law and regulations from parties to whom such merchandise or products are released or transferred under bond; and WHEREAS, the above-bounden prinnipal may request that the merchandise be examined elsewhere than at the public store, wharf, or other place in charge of a customs officer; and WHEREAS the said merchandise, in whote or in part, may be conditionally released prior to the production of certain documents (other than bills of lading) and other evidence required by law and regulations, or prior to the ascertainment by customs officers of the quantity and value thereof and of the full amount of duties, taxes, charges, and exactions due thereon, or prior to the decision by the proper officers of the Government as to the right of said merchandise to admission into the United States, or may be released under conditions and for purposes as provided for by law and regulations and as indicated in the respective entries; and WHEREAS, pursuant to the regulations promulgated under section 448 (b), Tariff Act of 1930, applications may be filed for special permits for the delivery of imported articles, the immediate delivery of which will be necessary prior to the formal entry therefor and the payment of duties thereon; Now, THEREFORE, THE CONDITION OF THIs OBLIGATION Is SUCH That— (1) If, in cases where the merchandise has been released prior to entry pursuant to section 448 (b) of the Tariff Act, the net bounden principal within 48 hours, exclusive of Sundays and holidays, after release of the articles, shall make formal entry therefor, and deposit the duties estimated to be due thereon; or if, in the event of failure to make entry and to deposit such duties, he shall pay to the Collector of Customs as liquidated damages an amount equal to the value of the merchandise as to which there shall have been default, plus the duties thereon (it being understood and agreed that the amount to be collected shall be based upon the quantity and value of such merchandise as determined by the Collector of Customs, and that the decision of the Collector as to the status of such merchandise, whether free or dutiable, together with the rate and amount of duties, also shall be binding on all parties to this obligation) ; (2) And if the above-bounden principal shall furnish to the Collector of Customs all the documents and evidence required by law or regulations made in pursuance thereof, or, in default thereof, shall pay to the said Collector such amounts as liquidated damages as may be demanded by him in accordance with law and regulations; (3) And if the above-bounden principal, when the merchandise is to be examined elsewhere than at the public stores, wharf, or other place in charge of a customs officer, shall hold such merchandise at the place to which it will be removed for examination until the merchandise shall have been released from customs custody by the completion of final examination for purposes of appraisement; 7 and, at any time before such release, shall transfer the merchandise to such place as the Collector of Customs may direct; and, when the merchandise has been corded and sealed, shall keep such cords and seals intact until removed by customs officers; or, in the event of default, shall pay to the Collector of Customs an amount equal to the value of the merchandise with respect to aah there has been a default (as set. forth iin the entries therefor), plus the estimated duties thereon, as determined at the time of entry; *If the principal or surety is a corporation, the name of the State in which incorporated also shall be shown. , 10-aeeRT Then this obligation to be void; otherwise to remain in full force and effect. Signed, sealed, and delivered in the presence of— (Address) (Address) (Address) + (Name) Wi LY. - bE IXVpAACIe+ __Buder Building ° 4 ra : Vargaret (Name) Me & 4.3. BROWNING Compan (Address) Harry (0. “BF@ick / JM. np tees Louis, St. Missouri O7uNeRa ae , § (Address) f AONNEeN Ne ae ge Gow . | AS, < ° ag Sey C T to Oo (Surety eed (Surety) = AS eg a a : KERLIN P . Nine: abe e Attorney-ia-Fact Doe Oe CERTIFICATE ASTO CORPORATE PRINCIPAL 2 , certify that I am the of the corporation named as principal in the within bond; that _ of the principal, was then ae: | | ___, who signed the said bond on behalf | of said corporation: that I know his signature, and his signature thereto is genuine; and that said bond was duly signed, sealed, and attested for and in behalf of said corporation by authority of its governing body. [ CORPORATE SEAL] (To be used when no power of attorney has been filed with the Collector of Customs.) (*)May be executed by the secretary, assistant secretary, or other officer of the corporation. _ Note.—The principal statutes now in force and referred to in this consolidated bond tation, entry, and admission of merchandise into the United States, are the following: (sec. 623 (b) (4), Tariff Act of 1930, as amended), relating to the impor- The Tariff Act of 1930, as amended ; the internal revenue laws so far as they relate to imported merchandise ; the laws relating to mail importations; the Narcotic Act; the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetie Act ; the Plant Quarantine Act; the quarantine and disinfection laws; the Meat Inspection Act; the Copyright Laws; the Trade-Mark Law; laws relating to the marking, stamping, branding, and labeling of imported commodities; the act to prevent the introduction or dissemination of contagious animal. diseases; the act providing for the return of articles exported from the United States for exhibition abroad; the Insecticide Act: and the acts relating to the importation of birds and animals, fur skins, matches, oleomargarine, prize-fight films and pictures, seeds, tea and tea waste, and viruses, serums, and antitoxins. 16—33657—4