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TITLE 7AGRICULTURE
Chapter IWar Food Administration Standards, Inspections, Marketing Practices P art 28 C otton S tandards STANDARDS FOR GRADES OF COTTONSEED SOLD
OR OFFERED FOR SALE FOR CRUSHING PUR
POSES WITHIN THE UNITED STATES

By virtue of the authority vested in the War Food Administrator, the following revision of standards for grades of cot tonseed sold or offered for safe for crush ing purposes in the United States 3 F.R.
1343; 4 F.R. 3337 is promulgated:
28.401 Determination of g r a d e .
The grade of cottonseed shall be deter mined from the analysis of samples, and it shall be the result, stated in the near est whole or half numbers, obtained by multiplying a quantity index by a qual ity index and dividing the result by 100.
The quantity index and the quality index shall be determined as hereinafter pro vided.
a The basis grade of cottonseed shall be grade 100.
b High grades of cottonseed shall be those grades above 100.
c Low grades of cottonseed shall be those grades below 100.
28.402 Determination of quantity index. The following formulae shall be used in determining the quantity index of cottonseed:
a For cottonseed that by analysis contain 17 percent or more of oil, the quantity index shall equal 4 times the percentage of oil, plus 6 times the per centage of ammonia, plus 5.
b For cottonseed that by analysis contain 16 percent or more but less than 17 percent of oil, the quantity index shall equal 5 times the percentage of oil, plus 6 times the percentage of ammonia, minus 12.
c For cottpnseed that by analysis contain 15 percent or more but less than 16 percent of oil, the quantity index shall equal 5 times the percentage of oil, plus 6
times the percentage of ammonia, minus
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, Wednesday, September 8, 1943

d For cottonseed that by analysis contain 14 percent or more but less than 15 percent of oil, the quantity index shall equal 5 times the percentage of oil, plus 6 times the percentage of ammonia, mnius 14;
e For cottonseed that by analysis contain 13 percent or more but less than 14 percent of oil, the quantity index shall equal 5 times the percentage of oil, plus 6 times the percentage of ammonia, minus 15.
f For cottonseed that by analysis contain 12 percent or more but less than 13 percent of oil, the quantity index shall equal 5 times the percentage of oil, plus 6 times the percentage of ammonia, minus 16.
g For cottonseed that by analysis contain 11 percent or more but less than 12 percent of oil, the quantity index shall equal 5 times the percentage of oil, plus 6 times the percentage of ammonia, minus 17.
h For cottonseed that by analysis contain 10 percent or more but less than 11 percent of oil, the quantity index shall equal 5 times the percentage of oil, plus 6 times the percentage of ammonia, minus 18.
i For cottonseed that by analysis contain 9 percent or more but less than 10 percent of oil,.the quantity index shall equal 5 times the percentage of oil, p>lus 6 times the percentage, of ammonia, minus 19.
j For cottonseed that by analysis contain less than 9 percent of oil, the quantity index shall equal 5 times the percentage of oil, plus 6 times the per centage of ammonia, minus 20.
28.403 Determination of quality in dex. The quality index of cottonseed shall be an index of purity and sound ness, and shall be determined as follows:
a Prime quality cottonseed. Cot tonseed that by analysis contain not more than 3 percent of foreign matter, not more than 12 percent of moisture, and not more than 1.8 percent of free fatty acids in the oil in the seed, shall be known as prime quality cottonseed and shall have a quality index of 100.
b Superior quality cottonseed. Cot tonseed that have a quantity index of not less than 103 when calculated ac cording to 28.402, and that contain not Continued on next page
CONTENTS
REGULATIONS AND NOTICES
A l ie n P roperty C u sto d ia n :

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Vesting orders:
Altenbach, Emilie and Margot Buchmuller_____________ 12415
Bottenwieser, Paul___________ 12416
Bruckner, Flora______________ 12416
Cardamone, Frank___________ 12416
Henkel, Maximilian__________ 12417
Henry, Henrietta_____________ 12417
Jaeger, George_____________ I 12418
Jung, Friedericke____________ 12418
Kato, Y. I -------------12413
Keim, Katherine_____________ 12414
Kiesewetter, Elsie M __________ 12418
Lingen, Anna W ______________ 12419
Long, Mathilde Padtke______ 12419
Stingl, Marie_________________12413
Von Vietinghoff, L. Zuleikha__ 12415
F ederal C o m m unica tio ns C o m m is
s io n :

Hearings:
Press Wireless, Inc___________12412
Willoughby, Ohio_____________ 12412
F ederal P o w er C o m m is s io n :

Cabot Gas Corp. and Godfrey L. Cabot, Inc., hearing____12413
O ffice
of
D efense T ransportation :

Coordinated operations:
Glendenning Motorways, Inc., and Raymond Bros. Mo tor Transportation, Inc__12419
Logue Truck Lines and Vin cent Truck Lines____t.___ 12420
O ffice
of
E conomic W arfare :

Netherlands possessions, cancel lation of certain general li censes_____________________ 12379
O ffice
of
P rice A d m in istr at io n :

Adjustments,.exceptions, etc.:
Alboum Motor Freight Serv ice ----Bailey Lumber Co., et al_____
Beech-Nut Packing Co______
Continental Foods, Inc______
Ivers A - l Sales Co__________
Norda Essential Oil and Chemical Co., Inc_______
Vogt, F. G., and Sons, Inc___
Bags, secondhand RM PR 55, Am. 1 _______
Brick, refractory stove lining M PR 188, Am. 20________
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