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Tuesday, July 20,1948

FEDERAL REGISTER

CODIFICATION GUIDE Con.
Title 26 Internal Revenue
Pa&e
Chapter IBureau of Internal Revenue, Department of the Treasury:
Part 405Collection of income tax at source on or after Janu ary X. 1945_____________
4121
Part 600Organization 2 doc uments------------------------ 4121,4122
Part 601Procedure 2 docu ments_________________ 4121,4122
Title 36 Parks and Forests
Chapter INational Park Serv ice, Department of the Inte rior:
Part 10Delegations of author ity________ _______ ___ ,__ 4124
Title 38 Pensions, Bonuses, and Veterans Relief
Chapter IVeterans Administra tion:
Part 2Adjudication; veterans claims--------- ------------ _____ 4125
Title 39 Postal Service
Chapter IPost Office Depart ment:
Part 22Treatment of mail matter received from foreign countries involving the cus toms revenue___________.__

4126

Title 43 Public Lands: Interior
Chapter IBureau of Land Man agement, Department of the Interior :
Part 50Organization and pro cedure ___________________
4126
AppendixPublic land orders:
496 ----------4126
Title 47 Telecommunication
Chapter IFederal Communica tions Commission:
Part 12Amateur radio serv ice_____ ___________

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Title 50 Wildlife
Chapter IFish and Wildlife Service, Department of the Interior:
Part 201Alaska fisheries gen eral regulations proposed_4128

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cent may be C Quality or Stained, in any 5
No grade eggs of possible edible combination, and not over 10 percent quality that fail to meet the requirements may be Dirties or Checks in any combi of an Official or Tentative U. S. Grade or nation.
that have been contaminated by smoke, 4
U. S. Consumer Grade C shall chemicals, or other foreign material that consist of edible eggs of which at least 80 has seriously affected the character, ap percent are C Quality or Stained, in any pearance, or flavor of the eggs are classed combination, or better, andthe balance as No Grade.
may be Dirties or Checks in any combi A summary of specifications for U. S.
nation.
Consumer Grades for Shell Eggs follows:
T able ISummary of S pecifications for U . S. C onsumer G rades for Shell E ggs Tolerance p erm itte d 8

U . S. C onsum er A t least 80 percent Got aver Grade age 1 m u st be Percent Grade A A _____
Grade A _______
Grade B _______
Grade C _______

Q uality
A A q u a lity 15 to 20, n o t over 5 8________
A , B , C , stained, or ch ec k .
A q u a lity or better_________ I f to a, n o t over 5 3____________ B , C , stained, or check.
B q u a lity or b etter_________ 10 to 20, n ot over 1 0 3___________ C , or stained, d irty or check.
C q uality or better_________ N o t over 20_______ ____________ D ir ty or check.

1In lots of more than 30 cases no individual case m ay fall below 70 percent of the specified quality and in lots of 30
cases or less the 80 percent minimum requirement shall apply to each individual case.
Within tolerance permitted, an allowance wUl be made at receiving points or shipping destination for Vi percent leakers in Grades AA, A, and B, and 1 percent in Grade C .
3 Substitution of higher qualities for the lower qualities specified is permitted.

c Weights. The weight classes for ond proviso of the gypsy moth and U. S. Consumer Grades for Shell Eggs brown-tail moth quarantine 7 CFR, shall be as indicated in Table II hereof 1945 Supp., 301.45, the administrative and apply to all consumer grades.
instructions exempting certain articles from certification 7 CFR, 1946 Supp., T able IIU. S, W eight C lasses for C onsumer G rades for Shell E ggs 301.45a; B. E. P. Q. 386, 8th Rev., are hereby further revised to read as follows:
Minimum Minimum 301.45a Administrative instructions;
Minimum net weight for Size or weight net weight Individual articles exempt from certification. The weight class per dozen per 30
eggs at rate following articles, the interstate move dozen per dozen ment of which is not considered to con stitute a risk of gypsy moth or brownOunces Pounds Ounces tail moth dissemination, are hereby 29
Jumbo_____
30
56
27
26
Extra large
50H
exempted from the requirements of the 24
45
23
Large______
regulations of the quarantine:
Medium. . ..
21
20
39H
Small
17
18
34
a Plants and cuttings.
15
28
d Tolerances. Minimum weights listed for individual eggs a t the rate per dozen are permitted in various size classes only to the extent1that they will not reduce the net weight per dozen be low the required minimum with thorough consideration given to variable weight of individual eggs and variable efficiency of graders and scales which should be maintained on a uniform and accurate basis. Pub. Law 712,80th Cong.
Done at Washington, D. C., this 14th day of July 1948.

the specified quality and in lots of 30
seal
J o h n I. T hom pson , cases or less the 80 percent minimum re Assistant Administrator, Pro quirement shall apply to each individual duction and Marketing Ad case.
ministration.
Substitution of higher qualities for the lower qualities specified is permitted.
P. R. Doc. 48-6463; Piled, July 10, 1948;
b Specifications. 1 U. S. Con 8:54 a. m.
sumer Grade AA shall consist of edible eggs of which at least 80 percent are AA
Quality, 15 percent may be A Quality, and not over 5 percent may be of the Chapter III Bureau of Entomology qualities below A, in any combination, and Plant Quarantine, Department but not including Dirties.
of Agriculture 2 U. 6. Consumer Grade A shall 9th Rev. B. E. P. Q. 386
consist of edible eggs of which at least 80
percent are A Quality or better, 15 per cent may be B Quality, and not over 5 P art 301D omestic Q uarantine N otices percent may be of the qualities below B, GY PSY MOTH AND BROW N-TAIL MOTH QUAR
A NTIN E; ADMINISTRATIVE INSTRUCTIONS
in any combination, but not including AND ARTICLES EXEMPT FROM CERTIFICATION
Dirties.
3 U. S. Consumer Grade B shall Pursuant to the authority conferred consist of edible eggs of which at least 80 upon the Chief of the Bureau of Ento percent are B Quality or better, 10 per mology and Plant Quarantine by the sec-

Acacia cuttings Acacia spp..
Banana stalks, when crushed, dried, and shredded.
Boxwood cuttings Buxus sempervirens.
California peppertree cuttings Schinus molle.
Clubmoss sometimes called ground pine Lycopodium spp..
Eucalyptus cuttings Eucalyptus globulus.
Evergreen smilax cuttings Smilax lanceo lata .
Fuchsia Fuchsia spp..
Galax cuttings Galax aphylla.
Geranium Pelargonium spp..
Heather cuttings Erica spp. Calluna spp..
Heliotrope Heliotropium spp.. :
Herbarium specimens, when dried, pressed, and treated, and when so labeled on the outside of each container.
Jerusalem-cherry Solanum capsicastrum, S.
pseudocapsicum, S. hendersoni.
Leaves of deciduous or evergreen trees that have been treated or dyed.
Mistletoe Phoradendron flavescens, Viscum album, etc.
Oregon huckleberry cuttings Vaccinium ovatum .
Partridgeberry Mitchella repens.
Salai cuttings, known to the trade as lemon cuttings Gaultheria shallon.
Strawberry plants Fragaria spp.
Trailing arbutus Epigaea repens.
Verbena Verbena spp..
Wintergreen Gaultheria procumbens, Pyrola spp..
Wood and birch bark novelties, when waited, polished, or otherwise treated, to eliminate pest risk.
All woody plants or parts thereof that have been grown in the greenhouse throughout the year and when labeled on the outside of the container to show that the contents were greenhouse grown.