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VOLUME 11

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RESISTE
1934

NUMBER 218

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Washington, Thursday, November 7, 1946
Regulations
similar varietal characteristics, which are well colored, firm, well formed, ma ture, and of smooth texture; free from TITLE 7AGRICULTURE
ammoniation, bird pecks, bruises, buck Chapter IProduction and Marketing skin, creasing, cuts which are not healed, decay, growth cracks, scab, split navels, Administration Standards, Inspection, sprayburn, and undeveloped or sunken Marketing Practices _
segments, from injury by black or un sightly discoloration, green spots or oil P art 51F ruits, V egetables and O ther spots, pitting, rough and excessively wide P roducts G rading, Certification and or protruding navels, scale, scars, thorn S tandards .
scratches and from damage caused by STANDARDS FOR FRESH FRUITS AND VEGE
dirt or other foreign materials, dryness TABLES AND OTHER PRODUCTS
or mushy condition, sprouting, sunburn, By virtue of the authority 11 F. R. disease, insects, or mechanical or other 7713 vested in me by the Secretary of means.
In this grade not more than one-tenth Agriculture, I hereby approve the pub lication in the F ederal R egister of the of the surface in the aggregate may be with discoloration. See Toler following United States standards for affected citrus fruits. These standards were is ances.
2 U. S. No. 1. U. S. No. 1 shall con sued June 8, 1943, pursuant to the De partment of Agriculture Appropriation sist of citrus fruits of similar varietal Act of 1943 57 Stat. 392, 421 and are characteristics which are fairly well currently in effect pursuant to the De colored, firm, well formed, mature, and partment of Agriculture Appropriation of fairly smooth texture; free from cuts which are not healed, de Act of 1947 Pub. Law 422, 79th Cong., bruises, cay, growth cracks, sprayburn, unde 2d Sess., approved June 22, 1946.
veloped or sunken segments, and from 51.191 Citrus fruitsa General. damage caused by ammoniation, bird 1 These standards apply only to the pecks, buckskin, black or unsightly dis common or sweet orange group, grape coloration, creasing, dirt or other foreign fruit, and varieties belonging to the materials, dryness or mushy condition, Mandarin Group, except tangerines. green spots or oil spots, pitting, scab, These standards do not apply to tan scale, scars, split or rough or protruding gerines or to California and Arizona cit navels, sprouting, sunburn, thorn rus fruits for which separate United scratches, disease, insects or mechanical States standards are issued.
or other means.
2 The tolerances for the standards In this grade not more than one-third are on a container basis. However, in of the surface in the aggregate may be dividual packages in any lot may vary affected with discoloration. See Toler from the specified tolerances as stated ances.
below, provided the averages for the en 3 U. S. No. 1 Bright. The require tire lot, based on sample inspection, are ments for this grade are the same as for within the tolerances specified.
U. S. No. 1 except that no fruit may have 3 For a tolerance of 10 percent or more than one-tenth of its surface in more, individual packages in any lot may the aggregate affected with discolora contain not more than one and onetion. See Tolerances half times the tolerance specified, except 4 U. S. No. 1 Golden. The require that when the package contains 15 speci ments for this grade are the same as for mens cr less, individual packages may U. S. No. 1 except that not more than 30
contain not more than double the tol percent, by count, of the fruits shall have erance specified.
in excess of one-third of the surface irj 4 For a tolerance of less than 10 per the aggregate affected with discolora cent, individual packages in any lot may tion. See Tolerances contain not more than double the toler 5 U. S. No. 1 Bronze. The require ance specified, provided at least one ments for this grade are the same as for specimen which does not meet the re U. S. No. 1 except that more than 30 per quirements shall be allowed in any one cent but not more than 75 percent, by package.
count, of the fruits shall have in excess b Grades1 U. S. Fancy. U. S. of one-third of the surface in the aggreFancy shall consist of citrus fruits of Continued on p. 13241

CONTENTS
REGULATIONS AND NOTICES
D epartment. S e e Pa8e also Commodity Credit Cor poration; Entomology and Plant Quarantine Bureau.
Cuban industrial alcohol and blackstrap molasses con tract; assignment to Re construction Finance Cor poration____ __________ 13250
Fruits and vegetables and other products, U. S. standards;
Fresh; citrus fruits_______ 13239
Processed; canned orange juice________ _________ 13244
Naval stores conservation pro gram, 1947_____________ 13246
Peaches, fresh, in Georgia 13249

A griculture
Civilian P roduction A dministra tion :

Fabrics, cotton and rayon, for processing in Puerto Rico M-328, Dir. 32________
Suspension orders, etc.:
Atkinson, Dr. Shelby---------Eckert, Lloyd E., and Eva B.
Eckert_______________
Gardiner Metal Co________
Montella, Stephen and Mary_
Oyster Bay Lumber Co_____
Rosemore Building Co_____
Seelig, Milton_____________

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Commodity Credit Corporation:

Cuban industrial alcohol and blackstrap molasses con tract ; assignment to Recon struction Finance Corpora tion___________________ 13250
D istrict Court of U. S. F or S outhern D istrict of N ew Y ork :

Grauds, Fricis Vilnis, Jr.; sum mons 2 documents__ 13269
E conomic S tabilization, O ffice of :

Subsidies, support prices; as signment of Cuban indus trial alcohol and blackstrap molasses contract to Recon struction Finance Corpora tion ________________ 13266
E ntomology and P lant Q uaran tine B ureau:

Domestic plant quarantine no tice, prohibition or restric tion of entry of fruits, vegetables, citrus plants and fruits, etc., from Hawaii on account of diseases; pro posed rules_______ 13246, 13268
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