CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP85M00363R001202660017-1
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: December 20, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 9, 2007
• Sequence Number: 17
• Publication Date: September 15, 1983
• Content Type: OPEN SOURCE

&ptember 15, 198 Approved For Release 2007/10/19: CIA-RDP85M00363R001202660017-1
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finding) was not employed labor sped $e of the merchandise wM be proon. ~: e a is for dens and 2Y raft
erehandlse or of aInny any stage component of fartW less the Importer by Satisfactory evidence wooden wooden dates for hit and vest bles inn
the mining: production. or manufacture of establishes that the merchandise does not tx aboard tontafaWs,
thereof. within the purview of f 3307, d ~~
Dated - 112. s, and "sist,om sal tube eorapo-
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lae believed to be subject to 11807.1 chandeliers,
(b) The Importer shall also . -ROM and
nsub is to the but which hL has .not been the subjectof? IV_ Auto.. otj,
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~~????~~s~~ month period a statement of the ultimate the traxumlttal of the statement prrovidedl V. Minim-/Ore Prooessinc Gold. on, ahs-
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o,,. ane, watch to the use of the class of labor specified in D.S. attorney pursuant to.19 C.F.R. ;12.4 Parts. wire fences. mattreses, screens; steel
the finding In any stage of the production only when there appears to be a clear viola drums and barrels, lids for glass Jars. plumb-
of the merchandise or of any of its eompo. Lion of the provisions of i8 US.C.;; 1461 * Inv equipment, storage battery cases. con-
nents. 1762 from established facts and Shipp crete products, electric plugs/cords. electric
(c) If the certificate or certificates and documentation. If a package is withheld heaters, electric motors, pumps, and woven
statements specified In paragraphs (a) and lease pursuant to is CFR.;12.45, a re --J
(b) of this section are submitted within the shall be made to U.S. Customs Service head- Daarttamrr or TIM Tasnsvr(T.
time prescribed and the Commissioner finds quarters concurrently with the detention U.S. CUSTOM S~rrreR
that the merchandise Is admissible, the col- and. the submission of a report to the U.S Woshinptort, Marais at, JUl.
lector of customs concerned will be advised *attorncl.-Ib:d Bon. Wn_Y I. AammoM
to that effect, whereupon he shall release In a decision dealing with auto parts made fl.S Senote6 Washinptoe, D.a
the merchandise upon compliance with the In a prison Industrial work program, the Dzia Sam=oa Asacsmoira Thank you for
usual entry requirements. Customs Service has ruled that merchandise your letter of February 16, 1983, concerning
toad. M. s Si. aso; to t'S.G 1307) produced in prison on an inmates own time. the Importation of specific goods and com-
4 32.44 Disposition. where the inmate receives adequate pecuni. modities Into the United States from the
2.44 D andise detained pursuant to 112.42 ary benefit and where there Is no pecuniary- Viet Union. You ask for the data In can-
rnM1 c exptde at any time before Iis benefit to the state, will not be considered sideration of 14 U.S.C. 1307, relating to the
deemed to have been abandoned herons to be produced under penal sanction, and prohibition of the Importation of goods
deter provided for. If It has not been herein- thus not subject to 11307. Unpublished made by convicts or forced labor, and for of-
after pro months after the date of import- C.S.D. 710306, $ept. 13, 1979. fering an amendment to the Export Admin.
ed within the 3 month director skate rt . In general, the provision has been applied Istration Act to require the Soviet Union
whether the proof dir cor shall of impo rie has to imports of small, handmade objects. For and the U.S. Treasury Department to eertf-
been er the p specified 2.43 has example. In 1964 the Commissioner found fy annually that none of the importations
b submitted within the time p
. It the proof nor been so that '~aunittnks" (small plastic tanks and are produced. In whole or In part, by forced
in that se
proof hh asn not of Cus- vehicles used in conjunction with B .O. labor-
or if the Commi
gubmi. toms advises the district director that the gauge model railroad cars) made in Austrian The Foreign Trade Division. Bureau of
proof advises the does not director establish the ad- prisons would be subject to 11307. unless the Census, Suftland, Maryland 20233, has
proof furnished es a the head- the Importer established the contrary. T.D, supplied us with the following Information
m cibil the merchandise. noehall t em advise the the district 56126. Under current regulation, furniture. for significant products imported into the
director & hall
that r mercha ise t Is excluded clothes hampers, and palm leaf bags from United States for the 1982 year from the
In se from entry. Upon the expiration of 60 days certain areas of Mexico may not be lmporL Soviet Union.
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.D. 53408, T.D. 54725. 19 C.P.R.
after the delivery or mailing of such advice
by the district director ?a,- .___~_ II-2 .42(h).
exported or a protest has been filed as pro- inz W.on
vided for in section $14, Tariff Act of 3930. on' WILL t, L Aales=aoxa,
S Senate, Washington. D.L.'
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. 1 1-2-45 7)r:naportation and awketi DrAR Sr x ATOJ Aruesrnopa: As you sMggest-
labor oroduet,l ?s -ri?ao- . we have put together a list of Soviet In-
-rr.?ca.. V.wailon 01 section 1761 ice goods for export. A copy of that list is
or 1762, title 18. United States Code, with vclosed. While we have done extensive re-
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? Ing the receipt of further Instructions ndCommunism, an AF1,-Clo journal, -
the United States attorney or the courtinteresting. It Is a generally accurate sum.
Thus. If a district Customs directom1rY. consistent with our own sourc
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- reason to believe that any merchandit formation, and Includes We names of some corded for firms in the United States which
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being Imported Into the United speciftlat acts produced wltb the help of
mviolation of 19 US.C. ; 1307, he Is to d Union. for
d na ames of m thee oviet cts, or for
unicate his belief to the CommissionSincerely, _ the point of origin In the Soviet Union.
Customs, who upon receipt of such infoWn.ttnr! . However, we note that items (8). (9) and (10)
son. may initiate an investigation. I9 CDirector ye?~ Way significantly apply to the Occidental
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{ I242(a), ; I2.42(d). If the Commissioner of Enclosures Petroleum Corporations 20-year, $20 billion
Customs finds that the Information reason- Excxostras I acid to Soviet U to stn eturn for ably but not conclusively indicates that Based on a variety of intelligence so acid to the Soviet Union In return for Soviet
111307 merchandise is involved, he ' must - and open publications with information ~TheSoSoviet Union'S closed economy and
promptly advise the district directors to' from former prisoners, CIA has compiled
withhold-the rrJease of the such merchan-:` the following last of industries use of corrective labor as punishment im-
and products posed by court sentence make it untikely
disc pending further instructions: 19 CF in which forced labor Is used extensively. that this A
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