IC 004. US 001 006 015. G & S: Fuels, namely, coals, cokes, crude oils, gasoline, kerosene, light oils, heavy oils, natural gas, and liquified petroleum gas for heating and for providing power sources; gas fuels, namely, coal, used as a raw material for the manufacture of chemical products; waxes, namely, beeswaxes and paraffin waxes for use as raw materials for the manufacture of soaps, candles, cosmetics, polishing agents, and chemical agents; liquified petroleum gas as a raw material for use in the manufacture of chemical products, namely, ethane, ethylene, propane, propylene, butane, butylene and butadiene; inedible oils, namely, animal, vegetable, fish and processed oils, but not essential oils, for use as raw materials in the manufacture of paints, soaps, cosmetics and chemical agents; inedible fats, namely, animal, vegetable and processed fats for use as raw materials in the manufacture of paints, soaps, cosmetics and chemical agents
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