Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 49 Part 2.djvu/1950

3956 RECIPROCAL TRADE-SWITZERLAND. 6. The Swiss watch organization which is designated by the Government of Switzerland for the issuance of export permits will, after due warning, refuse to issue export permits for the shipment of watches and watch movements for the account of any person in the United States if there is probable cause to believe that such person has smuggled or is engaged in the smug- gling of watches or watch movements into the United States and if such person has refused to permit a dul;y accredited customs officer of the United States to inspect his stock or records per- taining to such merchandise or the purchase or importation thereof. The system of regulation of exports described above shall be put into operation on May 1, 1936, a.nd shall continue to operate as long as the trade agreement remains in force, subject to the provisions of Article XVII of the said trade agreement. Form of Export Permit for Watches and Watch Movements Mr.• .• (Name of Exporter) ...., residingat.. . • . ••........•• . . ••••••Switzerland, applies for an export permit for a shipment to the United States as described below. Consignee: goods sent to. (N8lIle and address) Ultimate consignee. • • (Name and address) Country of origin: SWITZERLAND Nature and quantity of the goods (as described in the U. S. A. Customs tariff) . ....... . . ........ . .... . . . . . ..... . . .. Value of the goods sent •••••.•.• (in Swiss franco) Goods exported from Switzerland through: For importation into the U. S. A. through port of: Marks and numbers on case or parcels . Signature of exporter . (Seal) Date •....... 19 .. • • • • • • • iii • La Chaux-de-Fonds,. • • • • • . • 19•• (SWITZERLAND) Visa of the Swiss Customs Authorities at (Seal) THE SWISS WATCH CHAMBER q:r COMMERCE ......... (Seal)