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RULES AND REGULATIONS

CODIFICATION GUIDE

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UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
ORGANIZATION
MANUAL
1949 Edition Revised through July 1
Published by the Division of the Federal Register, the National Archives
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CONTENTS Continued Production and Marketing Administration Continued
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Rules and regulations:
Cotton classification under U. S.
Cotton Futures Act ; cotton and fiber spinning tests____ 5621
Peaches in Mesa County, Colo__ 5625
Sugarcane, Louisiana; wages for harvesting 1949 crop_______ 5623
Securities and Exchange Commission
Notices:
Hearings, etc.:
Growth Industry Shares, Inc.
Illinois__________
Rochester Gas and Electric Corp. et al____ _________
Texas Utilities Co________

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A numerical list of the parts of the Code of Federal Regulations affected by documents published in this issue. Proposed rules, as opposed to final actions, are identified as such.
Title 5

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Chapter I:
Part 24___________________

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Title 7

Chapter I:
Part 27___________________
Part 70 proposed________
Chapter VIII:
Part 865____________ :_____
Chapter IX:
Part 940__________________

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Title 24

Chapter v n i:
Part 825 3 documents___ 5625, 5626
those who utilize the testing service which cannot be completed prior to Sep tember 15,1949. Wherefore, it is hereby found that good cause exists for making the amendment effective September 15, 1949 see section 4 c of the Adminis trative Procedure Act; 5 U. S. C. 1003
c.
Now, therefore, it is hereby ordered that 27.507 of Title 7 of the Code of Federal Regulations be, and the same hereby is, amended to read as follows:
27.507 Prescribed fees, a Fees for fiber and spinning tests shall be as sessed in accordance with items 1 to 33, inclusive, listed below:

Fee ItemrNo. and kind of test per test 1 Ginning of test samples, per sample___________________________ $1. 00
2 Fiber length array of ginned cotton lint, 3 sortings per test; three values calculated from array data; upper quartile length, mean length, and coefficient of variation, per sam ple 6.00
2a Fiber length array of ginned cot ton lint, 3 sortings per test; values calculated from array data; upper quartile length, mean length, coeffi cient of variation, and percentage of fiber by weight in each %-inch length group____________________ 7. 50
2b Fiber length array of purified or absorbent cotton according to . S.
Pharamacopoeia Standards________ 10.00
2c Fiber length array of cotton man ufacturing wastes of all types, three sortings per test; three values cal culated from array data; upper quar tile length, mean length and coeffi cient of variation________________ 0. 00
2d Fiber length array of cotton man ufacturing wastes of all types, three sortings per test; values calculated from array data; upper quartile length, mean length, coefficient of variation and percentage by weight of each Vs-inch length group average of three determinations______ 10. 50
3 Fiber length of ginned cotton lint by fibrograph, 5 measurements per sam ple._________________________ 1.00
3a Fiber length of ginned cotton lint by fibrograph, 2 measurements on each of 5 or more replicate sub samples, per sub-sample__________
.30
Minimum__________________ __ l, 50
4 Determination of foreign matter content of unginned cotton samples by fractionation test. Per sample .75

Fee Item No. and kind of testCon. per test 5 Fiber strength of ginned cotton lint, flat bundle, 6 breaks per sample. $1. 00
5a Fiber strength of ginned cotton lint, flat bundle, 2 breaks on each of 5 or more replicate sub-samples, per sub-sample_____________________
.30
Minimum____________________ _ l. 50
6 Fiber fineness of ginned cotton lint weight per inch and maturity by the array method, 2 measure ments each per sample___________ 5. 00
6a Combination fiber test, including fiber length, fineness weight per inch, and maturity by the array method_________________________ 8. 00
6b Fiber fineness weight per inch of ginned cotton lint by Micronaire method on sample of raw cotton, average of 2 determinations on each of 2 specimens, per sample_______
.40
6c Fiber fineness weight per inch of ginned cotton lint by Micronaire method, 5 or more replicate sub samples, 2 determinations on each .30
sub-sample, per sub-sample______ _
Minimum____________________ _ j. 50
6d Fiber maturity determinations direct from a prepared sliver based on microprojector readings of 6
specimens per sample_____________ 2. 50
7 Fiber cross section, includes one photomicrograph print lOOOx and determination of average fiber diam eter, wall thickness, and circularity ratio, based on measurement of 200
fibers ------------------------------------- s. 00
7a Furnishing a photomicrograph lOOOx showing cross sectional view of fibers in a sample of cotton_____ 5 . 00
7b A d d i t i o n a l photomicrograph prints of fiber cross sections, each_
. 75
8 Furnishing a one-pound sample of short, medium, or long staple length American upland cotton for labora tory check test, including data show ing results obtained in Cotton Branch Laboratories for length ar ray in accordance with test 2a, fibro graph, tensile strength Pressley, fineness, and maturity tests, per sample -------------------------- ----------- 15. 00
9 Combination fiber test Nos. 3, 5, 6b and 6d______________________ 4.50
10 Combination fiber test Nos. 3, 5, 6b, per sample________________ 2.00
10a Combination fiber test Nos. 3a, 5a, 6c per sub-sample___ _______
.80
M in im u m ____________________ 4 .00
11 Spinning test, carded yarn: in cludes 22s, one of following standard numbers: 14s, 36s, 44s, 50s, 60s, and one additional optional number, the two numbers other than 22s to be designated by applicant; data re ported includes grade and staple classification of raw cotton, fibro graph length, picker and card waste, card web nep count, yarn skein strengths, yarn appearance grades, 3
yarn appearance boards, and conclu sions regarding general spinning value, per sample________________ 25. 00
Groups of 4 or more samples sub mitted at the same time, per sam ple_____________________ 20 . 00
12 Spinning test, combed yarn; as specified in item 11 for carded yarn for cotton longer than 114 inches, yarn numbers spun are 60s, and 80s or 100s, and one additional optional number, per sample_____________30.00
Groups of 4 or more samples sub mitted at the same time, per sam ple_____________________ 25.00
13 Spinning test, carded and combed yarns, same yarn numbers for both carded and combed, as specified in item 11, per sample___ 36.00