Federal Register - January 13, 1954
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Fuente: Federal Register
Wednesday, January 13, 1954
30.1 microns and over: Not more than 46
p e r c e n t.
50.1 microns and over: Not more than 2
percent.
31.109 Grade 50s wool top. Wool top of grade 50s shall be top the average
fiber diameter of which is within the range of 30.1 microns to 31.7 microns, inclusive, and the fiber diameter disper sion of which shall meet the following requirements:
10.0 microns to 30 microns, inclusive: Not less than 44 percent.
30.1 microns and over: Not more than 56
p e rc en t.
50.1 microns and over: Not more than 2
p e r c e n t.
31.110 Grade 48s wool top. Wool top of grade 48s shall be top the average fiber diameter of which is within the range of 31.8 microns to 33.4 microns, inclusive, and the fiber diameter disper sion of which shall meet the following requirements:
10.0 microns to 40 microns, inclusive: Not than 75 percent.
40.1 microns and over: Not.more than 25
le ss
p e r c e n t.
60.1 microns and over: Not more than 1
p e r c e n t.
31.111 Grade 46s wood top. Wool top of grade 46s shall be top the average fiber diameter of which is within the range of 33.5 microns to 35.1 microns, inclusive, ancf the fiber diameter disper sion of which shall meet the following requirements:
10.0 microns to 40 microns, inclusive: Not 68 percent.
40.1 microns and over: Not more than 32
le ss t h a n p erc en t.
60.1 microns and over: Not more than 1
p e r c e n t.
31.112 Grade 44s wool top. Wool top of grade 44s shall be top the average fiber diameter of which is within the range of 35.2 microns to 37.0 microns, inclusive, and the fiber diameter disper sion of which shall meet the following requirements:
10.0 microns to 40 microns, inclusive: Not 62 percent.
40.1 microns and over: Not more than 38
le ss t h a n p e r c e n t.
60.1 microns and over: Not more than 2
p e r c e n t.
31.113 Grade 40s wool top. Wool top of grade 40s shall be top the average fiber diameter of which is within the range of 37.1 .microns to 38.9 microns, inclusive, an the fiber diameter disper sion of which shall meet the following requirements:
10.0 microns to 40 microns, inclusive: Not 54 percent.
40.1 microns and over: Not more than 46
le ss t h a n p e r c e n t.
;
60.1 microns and over: Not more than 3
p e r c e n t.
31.114 Grade 36s wool top. Wool top of grade 36s shall be top the average fiber diameter of which is within the range of 39.0 microns to 41.2 microns, inclusive, and the fiber diameter disper sion of which shall meet the following requirements:
10.0 microns to 40 microns, inclusive: Not 44 percent.
40.1 microns and over: Not more than 56
percent.
le ss t h a n
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60.1
microns and over: Not more than the five grades, 48s to 36s, inclusive, 4 percent.
standards for which were previously ex
31.151 Practical forms; method of obtaining; conditions.
a Practical formsof the official standards of the United States for grades of wool top, namely:
Sets: Grades 80s to 36s, inclusive, com plete series, mounted specimens;
Demonstrator types: Grades 80s to 36s, in clusive, individually packaged;
Balls: 80s to 58s, inclusive, individual, approximately 10 pounds in weight, when available;
pressed by visually classified physical samples only. The changes also provide for the addition of a new grade desig nated as 54s and for minor revisions in fiber distribution requirements for grades 80s to 50s, previously defined on a micron basis.
These amendments shall become effec tive on the first day of January 1955.
Done at Washington, D. C., this 7th day of January 1954.
certified under the signature of the Ad seal!
O ris V. W ells, ministrator of/the Agricultural Market Administrator, ing Service or other official duly Agricultural Marketing Service.
authorized by him, will be furnished, F. R. Doc. 54-223; Filed, Jan. 12, 1954;
subject to the other conditions of this 8:50 a. m.
section, upon filing of an approved appli cation and prepayment of costs thereof as fixed by 31.152.
TITLE 5 ADMINISTRATIVE
b Each application for practical PERSONNEL
forms of the official wool top standards shall be upon a blank furnished or ap Chapter I Civil Service Commission proved by the Agricultural Marketing P art 6Exceptions F rom the Service, shall be signed by the applicant, C ompetitive S ervice and shall be accompanied by certified check, draft, post office money order, or MISCELLANEOUS A M E N D M E N T S
express money order, payable to the Effective upon publication in the F ed Treasurer of the United States, in an amount to cover the cost of the forms eral R egister, paragraphs c, f, and requested, and shall incorporate the fol g of 6.124 are revoked, and the posi tions listed below are added to 6.112
lowing conditions:
1 T h a t no practical form of th e offi and 6.312.
cial wool top standards sh a ll bé co n
6.112 Department of Commerce.
sidered or used as representing su ch
standards a fter ca n cellation in accord k Maritime Administration.
M
ance w ith th is section, or after an y sub Public Information Officer.
sequent revision of su ch standards.
2 One Private Secretary to the Pub 2 That the said practical forms shall lic Information Officer.
be subject to inspection on any business 3 Chief, Program Planning Office.
day, between the hours of 9 a. m. and 4 One Private Secretary to the 4 p. m., by the Secretary or by any duly Chief, Program Planning Office.
authorized officer or agent of the De 6.312 Department of Commerce.
partment of Agriculture.
3 That the certificate covering any
l Federal Maritime Board. 1 Two practical form may be revoked and can celed if it is found upon such inspection Confidential Assistants to the Chair that the said practical form is not rep man.
2
One Confidential Assistant to each resentative of the official standards.
Member of the Board other than the 31.152 Cost of practical formsa Chairman.
Sets. $20.00 each, f . o. b. shipping point.
m Maritime Administration.
1
b Demonstrator types. $2.00 each, General Counsel.
delivered to destination within the con 2 Two Confidential Assistants to the tinental United States.
Administrator.
c Balls. $40.00 each, f. o. b. ship 3 One Confidential Assistant to the ping point.
Administrator Labor Policy.
4 One Director, Office of National 31.153v Loaning of practical forms.
In the discretion of the Administrator Shipping Authority and Government of the Agricultural Marketing Service, Aid.
5 One Private Secretary to the limited numbers of the practical forms of the official standards of the United Administrator.
6 One Private Secretary to the Gen States for grades of wool tops, or sam ples or exhibits illustrating such stand eral Counsel.
7
One Private Secretary to each of ards, may be loaned to governmental agencies or to educational and other in the Confidential Assistants to the Ad stitutions or organizations for demon ministrator.
8 One Private Secretary to the Di stration purposes.
Office of National Shipping Au 31.154 Determination of conformity. rector, The determination of conformity of wool thority and Government Aid.
top with the official standards of the R. S. 1753, sec. 2, 22 Stat. 403; 5 U. S. O.
United States for grades of wool top 631, 633. E. O. 10440, March 31, 1953, 18
shall be made in accordance with meth F. R. 1823
U nited S tates Civil S erv ods prescribed by the Administrator of the Agricultural Marketing Service, ice C ommission , copies of which may be obtained from seal W m . C. H ull, Executive Assistant.
the Administrator on request.
The foregoing amendments provide F. R. Doc. 54-229; Filed, Jan. 12, 1954;
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specifications in terms of microns for