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INDEX

TO

THE

REPORTS

of the National Conference

on Weights and Measures

From the First to the Forty-fifth

1905 to 1960

U.S. Department of Commerce

National Bureau of Standards

Miscellaneous Publication 243

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE - Luther H. Hodges, Secreta NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS - A. V. Astin, Director

Index to the

Reports of the National Conference

on Weights and Measures

From the First to the Forty-fifth

1905 to 1960

Prepared by the

National Bureau of Standards Miscellaneous Publication 243

Issued June 28, 1962

(Supersedes Miscellaneous Publication 203)

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FOREWORD

Over the past 55 years a great deal of information on a wide variety

of weights and measures subjects has been published in the Reports

of the National Conference on Weights and Measures. The present

publication is designed to aid the users of these Reports in locating

information on a specific subject or presented by a particular speaker.

It comprises a subject index and an index by speaker for the proceedings of each Conference from the First, in 1905, through the

Forty-fifth, in 1960. It thus supersedes National Bureau of Standards

Miscellaneous Publication 203, which provided an index of the

Conference Reports from the First through the Thirty-sixth.

A. V. Astin, Director

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Contents

Page

Foreword II Introduction 1 Index by subjects 3 Index by names of speakers 45

List of Conference Reports 73

III

Index to the Reports of the National

Conference on Weights and Measures

From the First to the Forty- Fifth (1905 to 1960)

Introduction

For ease of reference, the index is presented in two forms, first a subject index, and second an index by names of speakers. The subject

index has been carefully cross-indexed, to enable those using it to locate the desired information under principal or associated words.

In the name index, the names of the speakers are arranged alphabetically, and under each name appear, in chronological order, references to the papers or addresses presented to the Conference by that speaker;

in those instances in which a speaker's official or business connection

has changed during the period covered by the index listings, his name

is entered once for each such connection, with appropriate listing of papers or addresses under each entry.

Citations to particular Conference Reports and to the pages in such

Reports where the material in question begins are given in the following manner: The "number" of the Conference (that is, first, second, and

so forth) is given first by means of figures printed in bold-faced italic type; immediately following, and printed in ordinary light-faced type

there is given the number of the page on which the material begins.

Thus the citation "20, 87" means that the material in question will be

found beginning on page 87 of the Report of the Twentieth National

Conference. When material carries over from one session of a Conference to a subsequent session, or when a presentation is interrupted

and later resumed in the same session, a citation is given for the

beginning of each portion of the material.

For information relative to the procurement or consultation of Conference Reports, and to the designation of the several Conference

Reports according to the numeration followed in the series of Miscellaneous Publications of the National Bureau of Standards, see page

73.

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Index by Subjects

A

Accuracy requirements for quantity

declarations, 42, 82. Accurate livestock weights—important

to agriculture, 40, 47. Acetylene gas in cylinders, method of

sale of, 39, 63. Addresses of: Assistant Director, National Bureau

of Standards, 25, 1. Assistant Secretary of Commerce, 23, 57; 25, 61; 28, 41; 38, 1. Chairman of Conference, 43, 4; 44, 5; 45, 4. President of Conference, 1, 5; 2, 5;

4, 5; 5, 7; 6,7; 7, 15; 8, 15; 9, 12; 10, 17; 11, 16; 22, 15; 13, 13; 14,

16; 26, 16; 17, 2; 28, 1; 19, 1; 20, 32; 22, 1; 22, 1; 23, 1; 24, 1; 26, 1; 27, 1; 28, 1; 29, 1; 30, 6; 52, 13; 32, 6; 33, I; 34, l; 35, 1; 36, 1 ; (37, 2) ; 37, 71 ; 38, 4; 33, 3

;

40, 4; 42, 3; 42, 1; 43, 6; 44, 7; 45, 7. Secretary of Commerce, 3, 55; 5, 8;

6, 111; 7, 11; 8, 12; 9, 11; 10, 13;

22, 13; 22, 119; 23, 57; 24, 79;

15, 25; 26, 76; 27, 135; 28, 74;

29, 116; 22, 47; 26, 73; 27, 84;

42, 1; 43, 1; 44, 1; 45, 1. Secretary of Internal Affairs, State of Pennsylvania, 42, 5; 44, 12. Under Secretary of Commerce, 39, 1

;

40, 3; 42, 1. Adjustments by weights and measures

officials, 34, 163. Administration of weights and measures: board of adjustment, 25, 95. conduct of departments, 8, 177; 10, 122; 25, 75; 16, 28; 26, 34; 28, 170; 22, 29; 22, 62; 26, 18. contests, 28, 125. cooperation among officials, 22, 60;

22, 29; 23, 29. directing personnel, 32, 7. extension of, 24, 72.

Administration of weights and measures—Continued

fee system, 10, 134; 12, 87; 26, 9. improvement of, in United States, 42,

50; 43, 89.

in Alaska, 42, 116; 44, 69. in Canada, 24, 61; 36, 7; 42, 44.

in France, 44, 77.

in Germany, 43, 11. in Great Britain, 26, 83; 36, 15; 42,

22. in Puerto Rico 42, 90. in United States, improvement of, 42, 50; 43, 89. national survey on, 42, 60. national unity in, 30, 6. observations on, 22, 62; 23, 48; 29, 31. organization of departments, 8, 177;

20, 122; 25, 75; 26, 28; 26, 34;

28, 170; 22, 29; 22, 62; 26, 18; 35, 103; 35, 105; 35, 107. radio programs, 29, 19; 32, 44; 32,

165. school, weights and measures, novel form of, 30, 32. State aids for local departments, 26,

27. State-wide inspection, 26, 29. survey on, by Department of Agriculture, 27, 16; 28, 28; 29, 48. symposium on, 42, 105; 43, 110; 44, 117; 45, 133. undercover buying, 25, 138; 26, 13. uniformity of, 28, 5; 30, 81. Administrative support for weights and

measures, 43, 112. Advisory committee, weights and measures, to National Bureau of Standards: establishment of, 39, 12. nominations for, 40, 26; 42, 16; 42, 12. reports of, 40, 100; 42, 14; 42, 56; 43,

28; 44, 62; 45, 29. Aerosol: bomb-type containers, method of sale

of, 44, 112; 45, 32. commodities, weights and measures

in, 45, 77.

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INDEX BY SUBJECTS

Aerosols

glossary of terms, 45, 85. minimum fills, 45, 84. premarketing product check, 45, 82. Agriculture, weights and measures pro- gram in a State department of, 40,

13. Air dissolved in gasoline, 22, 11. Air elimination for: large-capacity meters, 32, 25. vehicle-tank meters, 26, 106. Air eliminators, research on, resolution

on, 26, 161. Air Force, weights and measures standards used by, 45, 61. Air releases on liquid-measuring devices,

23, 105. Alaska, administration of weights and

measures in, 42, 116; 44, 69. Alcohol, Federal quantity requirements

for, 41, 23. Alcoholic beverages, containers for, resolution on, 31, 158. Alloys, dental, method of sale of, 40, 97. American Automobile Association cooperative program, 22, 86. American Petroleum Institute, report on

automotive transportation, 32, 23. Ammonia, anhydrous, method of sale

of, 38, 76. Anhydrous ammonia, method of sale of, 38, 76. Animal scales, tolerances for, 41, 167. Annual reports of officials, 23, 92. Approval of pattern (type) of commercial apparatus:

Federal, 4, 8; 8, 85; 9, 164; 10, 159;

12, 50; 12, 134; 15, 57; 15, 66;

15, 72; 18, 147; 20, 43; 20, 58;

21, 75; 21, 98; 45, 33; 45, 139. resolutions on, 4, 58; 8, 223; 12, 205;

13, 177; 14, 109; 20, 120. State, 15, 60; 20, 43; 20, 58; 30, 184;

51, 109. Approval seals, weights and measures,

39, 65; 40, 109. A.R.E.A. specifications for vehicle

scales, 25, 88; 31, 129. Assay Commission, 25, 122. Assistance to the States, 28, 19; 29, 144. committee on, reports of, 28, 80; 29,

25; 39, 29; 31, 16. proposed legislation on, 27, 25. resolution on, 32, 158.

Assistant Secretary of Commerce, addresses of, 23, 57; 25, 61; 28, 41;

38, 1. Attendance honor awards, National

Conference, 40, 21. presentation of, 41, 10; 42, 11; 43, 4; 44, 4; 45, 3. Austin, John H.:

special resolution relative to, 25, 23;

25, 53. tribute to, 25, 145. Automatic-indicating scales, 10, 95; 22,

73. large-capacity, tolerances for, 24, 87;

25, 34; 26, 132; 22, 72. printed weight indications and remote

weight indications of, 30, 19. specifications for, 22, 119; 23, 79; 23, 150; 24, 146; 25, 104. See also 26, 117. Automatic package-weighing machinery, 38, 40; 42, 52. Automatic packaging scale, 41, 52. Automatic-recording scales, 30, 19. Auxiliary automobile tanks for checking

gasoline deliveries, use of, 19, 95; 19, 99. Awards, attendance honor, National

Conference, 40, 21. presentation of, 42, 10; 42, 11; 43, 4; 44, 4; 45, 3. Axle-load scales: specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 38, 89. Axle-load weighing:

current situation in, 42, 145. investigation of, 39, 72. Axle loads on highway vehicles, resolu- tions on investigation for determination of, 37, 89; 38, 98; 40, 124. B

Babcock:

glassware, specifications and toler- ances for, 19, 157.

test for milk and cream, 19, 13. Baggage and freight scales, railroad supervision of, 18, 34; 18, 46. Balances. See also Scales. National Bureau of Standards, 1,000-

pound, 40, 31. State, specifications for, 45, 57. Banana market, the, 45, 23. 4
INDEX BY SUBJECTS

Baxbecued chickens, method of sale of, 43, 50. Barrel:

beer: Federal quantity requirements for, 42, 23.

sizes for, 9, 146. testing of, 25, 113. standard

:

law, 9, 53; 9, 56; 10, 176. resolution on, 8, 223. Baskets:

berry, specifications and tolerances

for, 9, 59; 9, 79; 9, 90; 10, 199. Federal law on (1928), 22, 13; 23, 53;

23, 65. standard, resolution on, 19, 168. Beams, side, on counter scales, 22, 117;

23, 134. Bed sheets, method of sale of, 45, 32. Beer:

barrels. See Barrel, beer. Belt conveyor scales, 37, 65. Berry baskets or boxes. See Baskets. Board of adjustment, 25, 95. Bottles:

alcoholic beverage, resolution on, 31,

158.

lubricating-oil, 19, 17; 24, 15; 24, 138. drainage characteristics of, 24, 22. resolutions on, 19, 170; 23, 144.

specifications and tolerances for, 20, 71; 20, 137; 21, 142; 22, 70; 23, 124; 24, 27; 24, 178;

25, 103; 32, 86. milk and cream, 32, 66. capping, system for, 36, 92.

filling of, National Bureau of Standards investigation on, 16, 43. paper, 27, 115; 31, 109.

specifications and tolerances for, 9, 58; 9, 73; 9, 113; 20, 140; 10,

147; 20, 196; 22, 134; 22,

App. 1, 11; 27, 128; 22, 121;

25, 99; 26, 128; 32, 103. testing of, 16, 47.

Bottles—Continued

milk and cream—Continued

uniformity of requirements for, 25,

30; 16, 45; 16, 64; 27, 26; 30,

168. resolutions on, 25, 125; 17, 138. Boxes, berry, specifications and toler- ances for, 9, 59; 9, 79; 9, 90; 10,

199. Bread:

Nebraska decision on, 27, 51. shrinkage of, 18, 164. standard weight, legislation, 23, 115; 23, 188; 14, 24; 24, 72; 24, 80; 14, 83; 25, 88; 16, 98; 26, 112;

27, 40; 27, 51; 27, 76; 28, 143;

18, 154; 19, 83; 24, 162; 26, 34;

26, 95. resolutions on, 23, 174; 19, 170. tolerances for, 24, 37; 24, 84; 25, 79; 25, 91; 26, 112; 27, 51; 27, 63; 27, 126; 18, 143; 28, 154; 28,163.

Brick molds for ice cream, standardization of, 22, 24. resolution on, 23, 144. Briggs, Lyman J., President, National

Conference on Weights and Measures, 25, 4. resignation of, 32, 4. Budget increases, justification for: general considerations, 42, 112. workload statistics, 42, 115. Building a State program, 40, 15. Bureau of Standards. See National Bureau of Standards.

Burgess, George Kimball:

life and work of, 25, 2. resolution in memory of, 25, 141. Bushel weights (See also Dry commodities, sale by weight of), 8, 106;

8, 109; 26, 82; 22, 13. Butter, tolerance and shrinkage on, 26,

60. Butterfat-test scales, 9, 39.

specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 8, 220; 9, 62; 9, 111;

10, 216; 22, 153; 22, App. 1, 36;

27, 132; 22, 72.

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INDEX BY SUBJECTS

c

Calibration of: tank cars, 35, 145. volumetric standards, 34, 75. California: Gasoline and Oil Substitution Act,

28, 134. weights and measures in, a consumer

view, 45, 126. Canada, weights and measures administration in, 24, 61; 42, 44. Canned:

foods, standardization of containers

for, 27, 35. resolutions on, 27, 109; 28, 137. poultry, 39, 31. Cans:

ice cream, standardization of, 22, 24. lubricating oil, drainage characteristics of, 26, 76. sealed, for dispensing lubricating oil, 25, 65. Capacity measures. See Measures,

capacity. Carat, resolution on, 8, 223. Carry-out meals, method of sale of, 43, 50. Cartons:

ice cream, standardization of, 22, 24. resolution on, 23, 144. tomato, retail, 37, 5. Cedar closet lining in package^form,

method of sale of, 39, 63. Centigrade temperature scale, use of, in government publications, 11, 39. Central programme for weights and

measures in Canada, 42, 44.

Certificates, uniform weight, for shipment of household goods, 40, 125. Certification and labeling plan in con- nection with Federal specifications, 25, 42. Chain-store operation, weights and

measures aspects of, 21, 79. Chairman of Conference, addresses of, 43, 4; 44, 5; 45, 4. Charcoal briquets, method of sale of, 41, 135. Check-weighing scales, 39, 29.

Cheese:

in plastic wrappings and casings,

method of sale of, 37, 76; 44,

112. Limburger, net weight of, 31, 135. Chemicals from petroleum (petrochemicals) —their composition,

handling, and quantity control, 41,

31. Chicago plan for consumer education,

43, 23. Chickens:

barbecued, method of sale of, 43, 50. canned, 39, 31. Chips, hickory wood, method of sale of, 39, 63. Citations of court decisions, 19, 68; 20, 80; 23, 120; 26, 160; 27, 107; 31,

156. City and county departments, organization and administration of, 16, 34;

22, 29; 22, 62; 26, 18. Civil service protection for sealers, necessity for, 8, 77. resolutions on, 8, 223; 26, 164.

Clinical thermometers:

resolution on, 19, 168. testing of, 19, 48. Cloths, wiping, 34, 124; 35, 122; 37, 55. Coal:

bootleg, control of, 25, 110; 25, 129. chemically treated, 23, 66. resolution on, 23, 144. interstate trucking of, 31, 140. quality of, 18, 186. resolution on, 16, 149.

retail sale of, 16, 127; 23, 66. tolerances on loads of, 26, 102. uniform ton for, 15, 53; 15, 124; 16,

65. resolution on, 16, 142. weighing of, 13, 182; 14, 54; 16, 123.

Coffee, packages of, 36, 98. Coke:

retail sale of, 16, 127; 26, 100. weighing of, 11, 159. Commercial: measurement in the United States, 45, 12. standards, 21, 66.
INDEX BY SUBJECTS

Committees. See entries as follows: Advisory committee, weights and

measures, to National Bureau of Standards.

Assistance to the States, committee

on. Commodities, methods of sale of, committee on. Constitution and by-laws, committee

on. Education, weights and measures, committee on. Executive committee.

Flour, special committee on. Laws and regulations, committee on.

Legislation, committee on. Methods of sale of commodities, committee on. Resolutions, committee on.

Specifications and tolerances, committee on. Standardization of packaged goods,

committee on. Standing committees.

Trading by weight, committee on. Uniform regulations, committee on. Uniformity in weights and measures

requirements, committee on. Commodities:

dry. See Dry commodities.

methods of sale of, 30, 130; 30, 167;

32, 28. committee on, reports of, 31, 118;

32, 27; 33, 41; 34, 112; 35, 122;

36, 92; 37, 57; 37, 72; 38, 75;

39, 61; 40, 94.

retail sale of, by weight or measure,

29, 16. tolerances for, 34, 137. Communications in weights and measures enforcement, 44, 41. Compartment indicators, multiple, for vehicle tanks, 38, 93. Computing scales: money-value increments on, 44, 91. money-value tolerance on, 44, 90. specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 8, 219; 9, 61; 9, 104;

10, 146; 10, 214; 10, 225; 11, 109; 11, App. 1, 33; 17, 131; 24, 91; 24, 146; 26, 121.

Conditions in various weights and

measures jurisdictions

:

abroad, 2, 35; 17, 81. Far West, 18, 69. Latin American countries, 12, 135. New York City, 26, 50. Philippine Islands, 10, 50. Puerto Rico, 9, 138; 17, 17; 42, 90. Richmond, Virginia, 18, 39. South, 19, 73. Virginia, 9, 146. Condon, Edward U., resignation as President of Conference, 37, 1. Conduct of weights and measures de- partments, 8, 177; 10, 122; 15, 75;

16, 28; 16, 34; 18, 170; 22, 29; 22,

62; 26, 18. Conference, change in name of, 18, 73. Conference (proposed), international, on legal metrology, 38, 72. Conspicuousness and prominence of quantity statements on package

labels, 43, 125. Constitution and by-laws, 26, 99. committee on, 5, 89; 20, 134; 25, 144. reports of, 5, 119; 9, 115; 10, 58; 10, 110; 10, 114; 11, 168; 21,

74; 26, 148. Consumer:

education, Chicago plan for, 43, 23. interest

:

legislation in, 43, 31. symposium on, 43, 31. protection, 44, 105.

labor's stake in, 45, 122. view of weights and measures in California, 45, 126. Container Act, Federal Standard, of 1928, 22, 13; 23, 53; 23, 65; 39, 53;

39, 60; 39, 89. resolution on, 39, 91. Containers:

alcoholic beverage, resolution on, 31,

158. consolidation and amendment of Federal laws on, 24, 44; 25, 107;

30, 8. deceptive, 30, 138.

fruit and vegetable, 12, 89; 22, 13; 23, 53; 23, 65; 59, 53; 39, 60; 39,

89.

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Containers—Continued

fruit and vegetable—Continued

dimensional method of testing, 28,

128. resolution on, 39, 91. standardization of, 32, 18.

glass, 32, 67. measure, 35, 162. paper, for milk, 27, 115; 31, 109; 38,

22; 40, 103; 40, 107. resolutions on net content marking of, 4, 59; 7, 144; 19, 160. standardization of, 6, 46; 6, 134; 12,

89; 25, 122; 13, 189; 27, 35; 32,

18. resolutions on, 19, 168; 27, 109;

28, 137. transparent, 33, 141. Contests, weights and measures, 28,

125. Control:

of packages, State authority in, 43,

103.

of weights on prepackaged products,

43, 74; 43, 97; 44, 121. quantity, on production lines, 43, 97. Conveyor, belt, scales, 37, 65. Cooked poultry, method of sale of, 42, 101; 43, 50. Cooperation among weights and measures officials, 21, 60; 22, 29; 23, 29. Cooperative program of public relations and education, 40, 23. Coordination:

between departments in relation to interstate shipments, 29, 9. of State, county, and city activities, 44, 117. Cordage and twine, 16, 63; 16, 71. method of sale of, 38, 80; 40, 99; 40, 100; 41, 137; 42, 102. Cordage-measuring devices, 36, 100.

specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 37, 82. Corrections to standards, 30, 114. Cotton:

standardization of bale, 23, 22. weighing of, 16, 26; 23, 22.

Counter scales: side beams on, 22, 117; 23, 134.

specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 8, 216; 8, 265; 9, 60;

9, 95; 20, 156; 20, 207; 10, 223;

22, 108; 22, 150; 22, App. 1, 25; 21, 151; 22, 72; 24, 91; 24, 145; 25, 106; 26, 126. County and city departments, organi- zation and administration of, 16,

34; 22, 29; 22, 62; 20, 18. Court:

cases: preparation of, 41, 17. technicalities in, 38, 63. decisions, citations to, 19, 68; 20, 80; 23, 120; 26, 160; 27, 107; 31,

156. Cream-test scales, specifications, toler- ances, and regulations for, 8, 220;

9, 62; 9, 111; 20, 216; 11, 153; 21,

4pp. 2, 36; 27, 132; 22, 72. Creameries, maintenance of scales in, 9, 39; 27, 11. Crimping ribbon, method of sale of, 41,

140. Current position of: Food and Drug Administration re- garding labeling of packing house

products, 43, 96. U.S. Department of Agriculture re- garding labeling of packing house

products, 43, 93. U.S. Department of Agriculture re- garding labeling of poultry and

poultry products, 45, 71. Current situation in highway axle-load weighing, 41, 145. Customs service, weighing in, 18, 104. D

Dairy products, fluid, special units for, 43, 46; 44, 111. Deceptive:

containers, 30, 138. packaging, 43, 37; 44, 99; 45, 109. resolution on, 43, 108.

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INDEX BY SUBJECTS

Decimal:

fractions of pounds, statement of

scale tolerances in, 42, 79. graduation of scales, 39, 60. Decisions, court, citations to, 19, 68; 20, 80; 23, 120; 26, 160; 27, 107;

31, 156. Definition, new, of the international meter, 44, 9. Dental alloys, method of sale of, 40, 97. Design of scales, 8, 123.

effect of highway and motor-truck

design on, 22, 82. fundamentals of, 27, 55. Development of: large-capacity scales, 24, 99. weights and measures control in the United Kingdom, 42, 22. Dial scales, side beams, and hidden

weights, 25, 134. Digest of weights and measures cases, notes on, 21, 155. Dimensional method of testing containers for fruits and vegetables, 28,

128. Distilled spirits, Federal quantity re- quirements for, 41, 23. Drafts, testing, for wholesale liquidmeasuring devices, 38, 93. Drainage characteristics of: dispensers for canned lubricating oil, 26, 76. lubricating-oil bottles, 24, 22. Dry capacity measures:

abolition of (See also Dry commodities, sale by weight of), resolution

on, 16, 146.

specifications and tolerances for, 8, 212; 9, 59; 9, 79; 10, 197; 11, 137; 11, App. 1, 12; 24, 91. Dry commodities:

sale by weight of, 8, 106; 8, 109; 9, 147; 10, 109; 10, 189; 11, 88;

12, 212; 13, 185; 15, 17; 16, 82; 17, 37; 19, 59; 22, 13. resolutions on, 8, 200; 10, 189; 12, 205; 13, 177; 25, 139; 19, 167.

E

Education

:

and public relations, cooperative pro- gram of, 40, 23; 44, 45. consumer, Chicago plan for, 43, 23. weights and measures, committee on, 26, 164; 29, 145. reports of, 30, 103; 31, 45; 52, 52;

32, 51; 33, 115; 34, 71; 35, 99;

3fi, 47; 37, 39; 38, 56; 39, 32;

40, 27; 42, 97; 42, 41; 43, 21;

44, 24; 45, 16. weights and measures, in England,

36, 15. Educational activities and publicity

(See also Education, weights and

measures, committee on), 9, 150; 22,

45; 23, 167; 24, 21; 27, 91; 19, 86;

20, 39; 20, 67; 20, 84; 22, 62; 22,

71; 27, 69; 29, 19; 30, 100; 32, 44;

32, 165. resolution on, 22, 206. resolutions on motion pictures, 38, 100; 42, 171. Eggs, regulating sale of, 19, 118. Electric light bulbs, labeling of, 28, 13. resolution on, 27, 110. Electricity meters, 10, 52; 22, 54. Electromagnetic flowmeter, 39, 42. Electronic:

scales, 38, 52. weighing, 35, 43. Emblem, National Conference, 30, 167;

32, 52; 32, 139; 32, 161. Enforcement:

law, philosophy of, 45, 87.

of package-marking requirements, 42, 109. uniformity of, 34, 90. weights and measures, national sur- vey on, 42, 60. England, weights and measures education in, 36, 15. Envelopes and stationery, method of

sale of, 39, 63; 45, 32. Equipment, testing, developments in, 45, 133.

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Essay contests among school children,

21, 62. Establishing a Bureau of Standards in Oklahoma, 45, 137. Evaporation of gasoline from delivery

hose, 15, 111. Evidence, obtaining, and preparing a case for court, 41, 17. Evolution of gasoline pumps, 39, 32. Exchange of information with other weights and measures officials, 42,

110. Executive committee:

membership on, resolution on, 20, 134. reports of, 39, 71; 40, 19; 41, 23; 43,

61; 44, 39; #5, 41; 45, 145. reports on meeting of, 37, 90; 3$, 101; 39, 92; 40, 110; 41, 140,

42, 104; 43, 109; 44, 116; 45, 132. Exhibit, manufacturers', at Conference,

17, 106. Exhibits, weights and measures, 39, 32. Experiment in farm milk tank gaging

and testing, 40, 112. Extension of weights and measures

administration, 24, 72. Extraordinary terms: on containers for ice cream, 40, 94. used in sale of commodities, 41, 135;

43, 135. F

Fabric-measuring devices: method of test of, 15, 93. specifications and tolerances for, 14,

87; 15, 126; 16, 118; 17, 21; 21, 149; 22, 69; 44, 88. use of, 11, 117; 13, 169; 20, 8; 39, 64. Facial tissues, 34, 117. Factors contributing to package fill variation, 40, 35. Farm holding tanks. See Farm milk

tanks. Farm milk tanks, 37, 20; 39, 44; 39,

46; 40, 112. experiment in gaging and testing of, 40, 112. gaging and testing experiment on,

40, 112.

Farm milk tanks—Continued

specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 38, 90; 39, 82; 41, 166; 41, 167; 45, 98. surface gaging of, 39, 44. testing and gaging experiment on, 40,

112. Farm products, irregular or diversified packing of, 22, 53. Federal aid in weights and measures

programs, 34, 105. Federal laws in relation to short weight

in interstate commerce, 19, 160;

19, 166. Federal meat inspection act, 26, 132. Federal specification AAA—S—121 for weighing scales, 25, 23. Federal Specifications Board:

organization and function of, 25, 23. technical committee on weighing and

measuring devices of, 18, 146. Federal specifications, labeling and

certification plan in connection

with, 25, 42. Federal standard container act of 1928,

22, 13; 23, 53; 23, 65. Federal standard container legislation, consolidation and amendment of, 24, 44; 25, 107; 30, 8. Federal Trade Commission:

and consumers, 45, 116.

its authority, its activities, 44, 93. weights and measures work of, 22, 42. Fee system of inspection, 12, 87; 26, 9. resolution on, 10, 134.

Fertilizers, liquid: meters for, specifications, tolerances,

and regulations for, 43, 69; 44,

88. method of sale of, 38, 76; 38, 77; 39, 61; 40, 94; 41, 137; 42, 103.

Fill variation of packages, 40, 35. Financing a weights and measures

organization, 33, 145. Fischer, Louis Albert, address memorializing, 15, 2. Fish:

fresh frozen, method of sale of, 42,

101. frozen, 33, 33; 33, 37; 33, 39; 33, 40.

in plastic wrappings and casings,

method of sale of, 37, 75; 44, 112.

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INDEX BY SUBJECTS

Flour: packages, decimal weight, resolution

on, 12, 205. packaging of, progress report on, 41,

72. shrinkage on, 34, 65. special committee on, reports of, 39, 58; 40, 87; 44, 26. weights of, 37, 7; 38, 32; 44, 106. Flowmeter, electromagnetic, 39, 42. Fluid dairy products, special units for, 43, 46; 44, 111. Following through on Conference actions, 43, 120; 45, 40. Food and Drug Administration:

activities of, 32, 16. survey on net weight of packaged

food, 45, 101. Food and Drugs Act (Federal)

:

enforcement of net weight amendment to, 9, 18; 12, 148. weights and measures provisions of Copeland bill to revise, 25, 119. Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, weights

and measures requirements of, 29,

5; 30, 135. Food packages:

Food and Drug Administration survey on net weight of, 45, 101. resolutions on, 43, 107; 43, 108. standardization of, 37, 14; 38, 68; 41,

127. weight supervision of, in Wisconsin,

44, 121. when the responsibility of the State,

41, 110. Food, prepackaged, 38, 12; 39, 22; 39,

28. Food products, shrinkage losses on, 43,

79. Food store, duties of an inspector in, 35, 36. Forms, report:

for the weights and measures official, 41, 35. standardization of, 34, 76. Fractional-ounce terms and markings on

packages, 37, 63; 39, 63. France, weights and measures administration in, 44, 77. Fraudulent practices, 17, 140; 23, 86;

27, 24; 29, 9.

Freight and baggage scales, railroad supervision of, 18, 34; 18, 46. Freight weighing, National Bureau of Standards activities relating to, 18, 34. From John Quincy Adams to Madison

Ave., U.S.A., 44, 99. Frozen Food Institute, Inc., 33, 29. Frozen foods, 33, 17; 33, 33; 33, 37; 33,

39; 33, 40; 33, 42 ; 34, 113; 42, 101. Fruit and Vegetable Branch, USDA, regulatory responsibilities of, 33, 133. Fruit crop in Michigan, regulation of,

of, 20, 133. Fruits and vegetables. See also Containers. dimensional method of testing containers for, 28, 128.

in paper cartons, method of sale of, 41, 138; 42, 102. method of sale of, 11, 88; 41, 138; 42,

102. packing of, irregular or diversified, 22, 53. standard containers for, 12, 89; 22,

13; 23, 53; 23, 65; 39, 53; 39, 60;

39, 89. resolutions on, 19, 168; 39, 91. Fuel oil: domestic sales of, 33, 161. household meters for, testing of, 26,

101; 27, 24. methods for investigating short deliveries of, 22, 96. preheated, method of sale of, 37, 72;

38, 77; 39, 63. storage tanks, testing of, 19, 22. Full measure, 44, 73. G

Gages and gaging, 24, 125. Gaging of farm milk tanks, experiment

in, 40, 112. Gaging, surface, of farm milk tanks, 39,

44. Gallon, meaning of, on temperature

compensated meters, 45, 32. Garlic buds, method of sale of, 40, 94.

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INDEX BY

Gas, liquefied petroleum, 30, 48. instruments for commercial measure- ment of, 30, 62. measurement problems of distribution industry, 30, 65. physical properties of, 30, 48. testing dispensing systems for, by

gravimetric method, 31, 21. weights and measures regulation of, 30, 71; 31, 21. Gas meters, 8, 90; 21, 54. Gasoline:

air dissolved in, 22, 112.

deliveries, use of auxiliary automobile

tanks for checking, 19, 95; 19, 99. dispensing systems, remote control, 38, 69. evaporation of, from delivery hose,

15, 111.

losses of, in storage and handling, 25,

55. measurement of, 16, 50; 19, 57. measuring devices. See Liquid-measuring devices, meters:

testing of, 21, 104; 22, 79; 22, 104;

24, 41. twin, 24, 138. non-tax-paid, 25, 50. pump industry, 32, 56. pumps

evolution of, 39, 32. performance of, 38, 82; 38, 95. temperature as factor in measurement

of, 16, 50. temperature of, in underground stor- age, 25, 54. wholesale deliveries of, in vehicle tanks, 15, 53. Gasoline and Oil Substitution Act of

California, 28, 134. Gear lubricants, method of sale of, 39,

62. General code of specifications, toler- ances, and regulations, 41, 149;

42, 76; 43, 63; 44, 80. General regulations for weighing and

measuring devices, 30, 112. Germany, weights and measures administration in, 43, 11.

SUBJECTS

Glasses for liquor, 31, 143. Glassware, precision, manufacture of, 31, 54. Gold, old, supervision over buying of, 25, 34. Graduates, glass: for weights and measures officials, 9, 126. pharmaceutical, 45, 41. specifications and tolerances for, 11, 132; 11, App. 1, 7; 17, 127; 20,

121. testing of, 9, 39; 23, 74. Graduation:

decimal, of scales, 39, 60. of prepackaging scales back of zero, 44, 91. Grain

developments in terminal weighing

of, 22, 65. moisture determinations on, 44, 47. resolution on, 43, 106. problems in weighing of, 12, 140. trading in, on weight basis (See also Trading by weight, committee

on, reports of), 42, 94; 42, 97; 43, 51; 45, 33. resolution on, 42, 99. weighing of, 37, 30. Grease-measuring devices, 20, 70; 23,

16; 26, 101.

specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 21, 83; 21, 165; 22,

71; 22, 89; 23, 41; 23, 63; 24, 141; 31, 104; 39, 80. Great Britain, weights and measures

administration in, 26, 83; 42, 22. Gross weight:

elimination of sales by, 13, 118; 16, 69.

sale of meats by, resolution on, 39, 91. H

Halibut fetches, fresh frozen, method

of sale of, 42, 101. Hampers, standard: Federal law (1928) on, 22, 13; 23,

53; 23, 65. resolution on, 19, 168.

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Handbook (National Bureau of Standards publications)

:

37—resolution adopting, 33, 173. 44—reprint of, 39, 88. 45—resolution adopting, 36, 113. 67—resolution adopting, 44, 115. Hassler, Ferdinand Rudolph, in memonam, 33, 137. Hawaii, resolution on, 45, 132. Hay, sale of, 18, 72. Heavy-capacity, heavy-duty, scales. See

Scales, large-capacity.

Hickory wood chips, method of sale of, 39, 63. Highway

:

axle-load weighing, current situation

in, 41, 145. planning survey, use of vehicle scales

in, 27, 87. truck weighing, 38, 25. resolution on, 41, 171. vehicles, resolution on investigation

for determination of axle-loads

on, 37, 89; 38, 98; 40, 124. History of the standard weights and

measures of the United States, 1, 6. Holbrook, Fay Stanley, in memoriam.

30, 1. memorial tablet to, 31, 1. resolution on, 30, 61. Holding tanks, farm. See Farm milk

tanks. Homogenized concentrated milk, method

of sale of, 37, 72. Honor awards, attendance, National

Conference, 40, 21. presentation of, 41, 10; 42, 11; 43,

4; 44, 4; 45, 3. Hopper scales, specifications, tolerances,

and regulations for, 42, 79. Horological Institute of America, certification of watchmakers by,

27, 66. Hose, evaporation of gasoline from,

15, 111. Household goods, uniform weight certificates for shipment of, 40, 125. Hub odometers, 22, 119.

specifications and tolerances for, 23, 43; 24, 140.

Hundredweight or bushel as trading

unit for grain. (See also Trading

by weight, committee on, reports

of), 42, 94; 42, 97; 43, 51; 45, 33

resolution on, 42, 99.

I

Ice:scoring machines for, 20, 22. shortages in sales of, 12, 77. Ice cream:

cartons, 22, 24. resolution on, 23, 144. containers, liners in, 39, 63. method of sale of, 18, 115; 32, 88; 33,

73; 36, 35; 37, 58; 38, 82. report of special committee on, 19,

146. resolution on, 20, 131. molds, 22, 24. resolution on, 23, 144. on sticks, 36, 97. prepackaged, measure-containers for, 38, 20.

specifications, tolerances, and reg- ulations for, 37, 76. regulation of, in Wisconsin, 18, 137.

sale by weight of: in Salt Lake City, 37, 48. viewpoint of manufacturer on, 18,

122. viewpoint of retailer on, 18, 133. viewpoint of weights and measures

official on, 18, 115. standardization of cans, brick molds,

and cartons for, 22, 24. resolution on, 23, 144. work of Joint Committee on Definitions and Standards on, 18, 135. Ices on sticks, 36, 97. Identification by precision methods of comparison and measurement, 22,

49. Implementation of Conference actions,

43, 120; 45, 40. Improvement of weights and measures

administration in United States, 42, 50; 43, 89. Impulse indicators, 45, 99.

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INDEX BY SUBJECTS

Inch (United States), standardization

of, 28, 2; 44, 9. Indicators: impulse, 45, 99. multiple, for vehicle-tank compartments, 38, 93. Industrial weighing, 33, 107. Industry:

development of, 21, 99. weighing apparatus in, 11, 51; 19, 120. Insignia, National Conference, 30, 167;

31, 52; 31, 139; 31, 161. Inspectors, performance of, 38, 82. Installation and maintenance of: large-capacity scales, 26, 38; 30, 45. pit scales, 45, 97. railway track scales, 11, 73. International: Bureau of Weights and Measures, 17,

81. meter, new definition of, 44, 9. Organization of Legal Metrology, 37,

19; 39, 69. proposed international conference

on, 38, 72. resolution on, 38, 90. pound, 44, 9. resolution on, 44, 114. yard, 44, 9. resolution on, 44, 114. Interpretations:

by committee on specifications and

tolerances, 40, 121; 41, 167; 44,

88; 44, 89. uniformity of, 34, 90. Interstate: commerce, Federal laws in relation to short weight in, 19, 160; 19, 166. shipments, coordination between de- partments in relation to, 29, 9. status of packages, 17, 47. trucking of coal, 31, 140. Investigation by National Bureau of Standards on:

filling of milk and cream bottles, 16,

43.

scales

axle-load weighing, 39, 72. mine, 12, 161; 23, 182; 14, 57. railway track, 10, 82; 12, 64; 13, 182; 18, 34.

Investigation by National Bureau of Standards on—Continued

scales—Continued

vehicle, reports on, 26, 69; 27, 45;

27, 46; 28, 75; 28, 81; 29, 57; 30, 35; 32, 61; 32, 145. transmission drive for taximeters,

21, 21. weights and measures, reports on,

5, 101; 6, 41. Itinerant scale mechanic, the, 24, 154. J-K

Jewelers' scales, 9, 39. Jewelry, fraudulent marking of, 17, 140. Job descriptions for weights and measures personnel, 41, 99. Justification for budget increases: general considerations, 42, 112. workload statistics, 42, 115. Keeping laws and regulations modern,

43, 115. L

Labeling:

and certification plan in connection

with Federal specifications, 25,

42. deceptive, on food packages in inter- state commerce, resolution on,

43, 108.

electric light bulbs, 28, 13. resolution on, 27, 110. meat products, wholesale, 35, 148. poultry and poultry products, USDA

position on, 45, 71. prepackaged merchandise, 35, 91. Labor's stake in consumer protection,

45, 122. Large-capacity meters. See Meters,

large-capacity.

Large-capacity scales. See Scales: largecapacity; platform; vehicle. Latin-American countries, weights and

measures conditions in, 12, 135. Laws

and regulations committee on, reports

of, 41, 135; 42, 100; 43, 46; 44, 111; 45, 32.

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Laws—Continued

enforcement of, philosophy of, 45, 87. keeping them modern, 43, 115. model State. See Model State law

on weights and measures,

weights and measures, of Maryland,

36, 31. Leather-measuring devices, testing of, 15, 44. Legal:

metrology:

international organization of, 37,

19; 39, 69. resolution on, 39, 90. proposed international conference

on, 38, 72. status of rules and regulations as established by court decisions,

22, 132.

Legibility of quantity declaration, 41,

77. Legislation:

committee on, 29, 145. reports of, 30, 163; 31, 110; 32, 52; 33, 123; 34, 19; 35, 21; 36, 58;

37, 43; 38, 67; 39, 50; 40, 78. in the consumer interest, 43, 31. weights and measures, national sur- vey on, 42, 60. Length:

measures. See Linear measures,

standards, testing of, 20, 28. Level and plumb conditions, demonstration of necessity for, 9, 34. Licensing of scale repairmen and mechanics, 27, 62; 28, 38. resolution on, 27, 110. Limburger cheese, net weight on, 31,

135. Linear measures, specifications, toler- ances, and regulations for, 8, 210;

9, 57; 9, 68; 10, 193; 11, App. 1, 4; 17, 127; 21, 148; 24, 91; 39, 77; 44, 87. Liners in ice cream containers, 39, 63. Liquefied petroleum gas, 30, 48; 34, 22;

39, 70; 40, 51. dispensing equipment for, retail, 36,

22. distribution of, 33, 86. instruments for commercial measure- ment of, 30, 62.

Liquefied petroleum gas—Continued

liquid-measuring devices, specifications, tolerances, and regulations

for, 37, 83; 38, 89; 41, 154; 42, 87; 43, 66. measurement problems of distribu- tion industry for, 30, 65. metering systems for: problems in testing, 34, 28. proving of, 40, 51; 42, 72. in Miami, Florida, 39, 52. progress report on, 39, 54. methods of sale of, 35, 128. physical properties of, 30, 48. supervision over sales of, 34, 36. testing dispensing systems for, by

gravimetric method, 31, 21. units of measurement for, 34, 22. vapor meters for, 35, 159. weights and measures regulation for, 30, 71; 31, 21. Liquid capacity measures: nonstandard sizes of, 24, 137; 27, 103.

specifications and tolerances for, 8, 211; 9, 58; 9, 68; 10, 195; 11, 130; 11, App. 1, 3; 21, 149; 22, 120; 25, 59; 39, 79. testing of, 8, 181. Liquid fertilizers, method of sale of, 38,

76; 38, 77; 59, 61; 40, 94; 41, 137; 42, 103. Liquid-measuring devices, 11, 57; 22,

App. 2; 12, 169; 23, 59; 15, 111; 20, 95; 24, 138.

air releases on, 23, 105. conversion of, 34, 45.

drafts, testing, for, 38, 93. performance of, 38, 82; 38, 95. price signs on, 32, 107. remote control of, 38, 69. servicing, testing, and repair of, 30,

121. sight glasses for, 40, 79. specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 8, 211; 10, 196; 22,

App. 1, 10; 22, 184; 22, 223; 23,

64; 23, 83; 23, 127; 23, 142; 23, 193; 24, 89; 24, 93; 14, 104; 24, 116; 24, 119; 24, 123; 25, 120;

27, 133; 29, 127; 20, 102; 22,

128; 22, 70; 22, 101; 23, 123; 24, 91; 24, 140; 24, 147; 25, 82; 25.

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INDEX BY SUBJECTS

Liquid-measuring devices—Continued

specifications, tolerances, and regulations for—Continued

101; 26, 100; 26, 130; 27, 103;

28, 123 29, 64; 30, 98; 32, 104;

32, 86; 33, 96; 33, 98; 35, 83; 56, 108; 37, 84; 37, 86; 38, 93; 38, 94; 38, 95; 39, 79; 42, 152; 42,

80; 43, 65; 44, 84; 44, 86; 45, 97. testing of, 24, 64; 25, 111; 22, 104; 22,

79; 22, 104; 30, 121; 36, 25; 36,

108.

visibility of indications of, 32, 108. wholesale:

testing drafts for, 38, 93. tolerances for, 38, 94; 42, 83. Liquor, glasses for, 32: 143. Livestock:

marketing, State cooperation in a

national program for, 39, 19. scales: "Packers and Stockyards" juris- diction over, 44, 125. specifications, tolerances, and reg- ulations for, 33, 100; 39, 87;

42, 150. testing of 28, 55; 19, 40; 35, 111. use of, for weighing small loads, 45,

97. weighing:

problems in, 19, 40; 38, 50. problems in supervision over, 38, 46. weights, accurate, important to agri- culture, 40, 47. Load distribution among supports of scale platform, 7, 169. Local

and State activities, coordination of, 44, 117. sealer of weights and measures, problems of, 22, 62; 26, 18. Log rules, 23, 128. Logs, pressed, method of sale of, 43, 51. Looking ahead in the scale industry,

39, 16. Losses

of gasoline in storage and handling,

25, 55. shrinkage, on food products, 43, 79. LPG. See Liquefied petroleum gas. Lubricants, gear, method of sale of, 39, 62.

Lubricating oil: bottles. See Bottles, lubricating-oil.

canned, drainage characteristics of dispensers for, 26, 76. quantity of, in sealed cans, 42, 71. sealed cans for dispensing of, 25, 65;

36, 95; 42, 71. M

'

Machinery, automatic, for package

weighing, 38, 40; 41, 52. Maintenance and installation of: large-capacity scales, 26, 38; 30, 45. railway track scales, 22, 73. Management and the control of weights on prepackaged products, 43, 74;

43, 97. Marketing of bananas, 45, 23. Markets, public, supervision over, 16,

53; 26, 58. Marking. (See also Methods of sale)

capacity of range boilers, storage

tanks, etc., resolution on, 9, 123. fractional ounce, on packages, 37, 63; 39, 63. jewelry, 27, 140. net content, of: cans and packages of tobacco, 37,

51. containers, resolutions on, 4, 59; 7, 144; 19, 160. packages, 7, 107; 8, 79; 13, 122; 17,

47; 19, 121; 24, 42; 24, 158. net weight on wrapped meats, 22,

145; 24, 45; 20, 121. resolution on, 22, 158. packages:

enforcement of requirements for, 42, 109. model regulation for, 37, 43; 38, 68. revision of, 44, 113; 45, 34. packing house products, 42, 92; 42, 100; 43, 93; 43, 96. poultry and poultry products, 45, 71.

toilet paper and paper towels, 22, 113. resolution on, 22, 182. weights, measures, and weighing and

measuring devices, 33, 156. Maryland, State of, new weights and

measures law of, 36, 31.

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INDEX BY

Mass standards:

State, 45, 45. specifications for, 45, 51. testing of, 19, 103. Master vehicle scales, local, 32, 87. Meals, carry-out, method of sale of, 43,

50. Measure-containers, 35, 162. paper, 28, 44. pre-packaged-ice-cream, 38, 20. specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 37, 76. single-service

:

development of, 31, 41. specifications and tolerances for, 29, 134; 30, 97; 31, 102. Measurement

:

commercial, in the United States, 45,

12. of petroleum, 37, 23. Measures:

capacity:

dry:

abolition of, resolution on, 16,

146.

specifications and tolerances for, 8, 212; 9, 59; 9, 79; 10, 197;

11, 137; 11, App. 1, 12; 24,

91; 32, 81. liquid:

nonstandard sizes of, 24, 137;

27, 103. specifications and tolerances for, 8, 211; 9, 58; 9, 68; 10, 195;

11, 130; 22, App. 2, 3; 22, 149; 22, 120; 25, 59; 33, 97;

39, 79. testing of, 8, 181.

linear, specifications, tolerances, and

regulations for, 8, 210; 9, 57; 9, 68; 20, 193; 22, 4pp. 2, 4; 27, 127; 22, 148; 24, 91; 36, 105; 33,

77; 44, 87. pharmaceutical, testing of, 23, 74. Measuring pumps. See Liquid-measuring devices. Meat packing industry: trade practice in, 41, 124. weighing in, 22, 56. Meats: and meat products, supervision over, under Federal meat inspection

act, 26, 132; 35, 148; 36, 88. 17

SUBJECTS

Meats—Continued

in plastic wrappings and casings,

method of sale of, 36, 94; 37, 73; 40, 95; 44, 112. method of sale of, 37, 62; 37, 73; 39,

62; 40, 95; 41, 137; 44, 112. packaged, method of sale of, 37, 62;

37, 73; 44, 112. prepackaging of, in meat packing

plants, 41, 95. quantity statements on, 42, 92; 42,

100; 43, 93; 43, 96.

sale by gross weight, resolution on,

39, 91.

sale by net weight, 39, 62. shrinkage on, 20, 121. wrapped, marking of net weight on,

22, 145; 24, 45; 20, 121; 35, 140;

36, 71; 36, 68. resolution on, 22, 158. Mechanics and repairmen:

itinerant, 24, 154. licensing of, 27, 62; 28, 38. resolution on, 27, 110. Men who make the Conference, 37, 4. Merit system for weights and measures

officials, resolution on, 26, 164. Meter, international, new definition of, 44, 9. Meters

:

electricity, 10, 52; 22, 54.

gas, 8, 90; 22, 54. gasoline. (See also Liquid-measuring

devices.)

testing of, 22, 104; 22, 79; 22, 104; 24, 41. twin, 24, 138. household fuel oil, testing of, 26, 101;

27, 24. large-capacity

:

air elimination on, 32, 25. research program on, 29, 45. testing equipments for, 26, 110;

28, 17; 34, 38. testing of, 24, 41; 26, 110; 28, 17. liquified petroleum gas, testing of, 40, 51; 42, 72. in Miami, Florida, 39, 52. progress report on, 39, 54. liquid:

fertilizer, specifications, tolerances,

and regulations for, 43, 69;

44, 88. hydrocarbon, 32, 71.
INDEX BY SUBJECTS

Meters—-Continued

parking, 28, 21. printer type, for retail fuel-oil sales, 45, 40. standard, resolution on calibration of, 26, 161. taxicab. See Taximeters,

temperature-compensated

in liquefied-petroleum gas service,

45, 64. meaning of "gallon" on, 45, 32.

utility, regulation of, 26, 145. vapor, 35, 159. vehicle-tank, 26, 104; 26, 106; 26, 110; 28, 17. air elimination on, 26, 106. testing of, 23, 108; 24, 41; 26, 104; 26, 110; 28, 17; 37, 66; 53, 57. tolerances for, 42, 83. water, 8, 118; 21, 54. wholesale, equipment for testing, 24,

41. Method of proving liquefied petroleum

gas liquid meter systems:

National Bureau of Standards, 42, 72. symposium on, 40, 51. Methods of sale of: acetylene gas in cylinders, 39, 63. aerosol bomb-type containers, 44, 112;

45, 32.

alloys, dental, 40, 97. anhydrous ammonia, 38, 76. barbecued chickens, 43, 50. bed sheets, 45, 32. carry-out meals, 43, 50. cedar closet lining in package form,

39, 63. charcoal briquets, 41, 135. cheese in plastic wrappings and casings, 37, 76; 44, 112. chickens, barbecued, 43, 50. chips, hickory wood, 39, 63. commodities, 30, 130; 30, 167; 32, 28. committee on, reports of, 31, 118; 32, 27; 33, 41; 34, 112; 35, 122;

3ff, 92; 37, 57; 37, 72; 38, 75;

39, 61; 40, 94. cooked poultry, 42, 101; 43, 50. cordage, 38, 80; 40, 99; 40, 100; 42, 137; 42, 102. crimping ribbon, 41, 140. dental alloys, 40, 97.

Methods of sale of—Continued

envelopes and stationery, 39, 63; 45,

32.

fertilizers, liquid, 38, 76; 38, 77; 33,

61; 40, 94; 44, 137; 42, 103.

fish:fresh frozen, 42, 101.

in plastic wrappings and casings,

37, 75; 44, 112.

floor sweeping compounds, 41, 135.

fruits and vegetables in paper cartons, 41, 138; 42, 102.

fuel oils, preheated, 37, 72; 38, 77; 39,

63.

garlic buds, 40, 94. gear lubricants, 39, 62. halibut fletches, fresh frozen, 42, 101. hickory wood chips, 39, 63.

ice cream, 18, 115; 32, 88; 33, 73; 30,

35; 37, 58; 38, 82. liquid fertilizers, 38, 76; 38, 77; 39, 61;

40, 94; 41, 137; 42, 103.

logs, pressed, 43, 51. lubricants, gear, 39, 62. meals, carry-out, 43, 50. meats, 37, 62; 37, 73; 39, 62; 40, 95;

41, 137; 44, 112.

in plastic wrappings and casings,

37, 73; 40, 95; 44, 112. packaged, 37, 62; 37, 73; 44, 112. milk, homogenized concentrated, 37,

72. moss, peat, 37, 58; 38, 78; 39, 63; 41, 140; 43, 46; 44, 111. oleomargarine, 43, 49. oysters in containers, 40, 98; 41, 136. packing house products, 41, 137. paints, tinting base color systems for, 40, 96; 41, 138. paper, waxed, 42, 101. peat moss, 37, 58; 38, 78; 39, 63; 41,

140; 43, 46; 44, 111. permalite, 37, 61. pickles, 38, 68; 38, 81. poultry

cooked, 42, 101; 43, 50.

in plastic wrappings and casings,

37, 73; 40, 95; 44, 112.

stuffed, 40, 98; 42, 101; 43, 50. precious metal alloys for dental purposes, 40, 97.

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INDEX BY SUBJECTS

Methods of sale of—Continued I preheated fuel oils, 37, 72; 38, 77;

39, 63. pressed logs, 43, 51. pulp wood, 42, 102. ribbon, crimping, 41, 140. rope, 38, 80; 40, 99; 40, 100; 41, 137;

42, 102.

seeds, 38, 81; 39, 62; 42, 138.

sheets, bed, 45, 32. soap (bars and cakes), 37, 57; 42, 102. stationery and envelopes, 39, 63; 45,

32. string and rope, 38, 80; 40, 99; 40, 100; 42, 137; 42, 102. stuffed poultry, 40, 98; 42, 101; 43, 50. sweeping compounds, 42, 135. tinting base color systems for paints,

40, 96; 42, 138.

tissue, wrapping, 40, 99. tomatoes in package form, 37, 61. turpentine, 40, 99. twine, 38, 80; 40, 99; 40, 100; 42, 137;

42, 102. vegetables and fruits in paper cartons,

42, 138; 42, 102. wall coverings, 42, 122; 42, 103. wallpaper, 42, 122; 42, 103. waxed paper, 42, 101. wood, pulp, 42, 102. wrapping tissue, 40, 99. Metric system of weights and measures,

9, 27; 22, 183; 22, 112; 43, 52; 43,

57. resolutions on, 22, 178; 22, 206; 12,

210. Metrology, legal: international organization of, 37, 19; 39, 69. resolution on, 39, 90. proposed international conference on, 38, 72. Michigan, regulation of fruit crop in, 20, 133. Mileage-measuring devices, specifications, tolerances, and regulations

for, 39, 77; 42, 89. Milk: and cream:

bottles. See Bottles, milk and

cream.

wholesale sales of and Babcock

test for, 19, 13. 19

ilk—Continued

and other fluids, new system for packaging of, 40, 107. concentrated, 36, 93; 37, 72. homogenized, concentrated, method

of sale of, 37, 72. machine measurement of, 36, 67. paper containers for, 27, 115; 33, 154;

38, 22; 40, 103; 40, 107. tanks, farm, 37, 20; 39, 4A; 39, 46;

40, 112.

specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 38, 90; 39, 82; 42, 166; 42, 167; 45, 98. Mine scales, National Bureau of Standards investigation on, 12, 161; 23, 182; 24, 57. Model regulation for package marking

requirements, 37, 43; 38, 68. revision of, 44, 113; 45, 34. Model State Law on weights and measures, 2, 53; 3, 64; 3, 88; 3, 107;

6, 109; 6, 151; 8, 225; 8, 275; 10, 109; 20, 235; 24, 72; 24, 119; 24,

131; 28, 77; 28, 152; 20, 92; 22, 77;

26, 32; 26, 92; 30, 180; 32, 113; 35, 24; 30, 58; 39, 51; 40, 78; 42, 136; 43, 46; 43, 49; 44, 111; 44, 113;

45, 37. Moisture:

determinations for grains, 44, 47. resolution on, 43, 106. measurement in the grain industry,

44, 47. Molds, brick, for ice cream, standardization of, 22, 24. resolution on, 23, 144. Money-value:

increments on computing scales, 44,

91. tolerance on computing scales, 44, 90. Moss, peat:

method of sale of, 37, 58; 38, 78; 39, 63; 42, 140; 43, 46; 44, 111.

sale of, 37, 54. Motion pictures:

"A True Standard," resolution on,

40, 123. educational, resolutions on, 38, 100;

42, 171. National Bureau of Standards pro- gram for, resolution on, 42, 171. "Testing Mass Standards by Substi- tution," resolution on, 42, 171.
INDEX BY SUBJECTS

Motor-truck scales. See Vehicle scales. Motor-vehicle loads, two-draft weighing of, 28, 63; 40, 120; 41, 167. Moving ahead in accurate commercial measurement in the United States, 45, 12. Multiple vehicle tank compartment

indicators, 38, 93. N

National Association of Scale Manufacturers : activities of, 32, 63. program of publicity on weighing

devices, 39, 70. National Bureau of Standards:

activities, report on, 38, 4. Handbook 37, resolution of adoption,

33, 173. Handbook 44, reprint of, 39, 88. Handbook 45, resolution of adoption,

36, 113. Handbook 67, resolution of adoption,

44, 115. investigation on:

filling of milk and cream bottles, 16, 43.

scales

mine, 12, 161; 13, 182; 14, 57. railway track, 10, 82; 12, 64; 13, 182; 18, 34.

vehicle, reports on, 26, 69; 27, 45; 27, 46; 28, 75; 28, 81;

29, 57; 30, 35; 31, 61; 31,

145. transmission drive for taximeters,

21, 21. weights and measures, reports on,

5, 101; 6, 41. master railway track scale, instal- lation of, 21, 44. 1,000-pound balance, 40, 31. railway track scale activities, 41,

142. services of, 39, 39. support of, resolution on, 43, 107. training schools, resolution on, 43,

107.

National Conference on Weights and

Measures, 35, 133.

actions, implementation of, 43, 120;

45, 40. attendance honor awards, 40, 21. presentation of: 41, 10; 42, 11; 43, 4; 44, 4; 45, 3. procedure of, 25, 142; 45, 145. report of study committee on organization of, 42, 14. National Defense, weights and measures cooperation in, 31, 2. National Scale Men's Association:

activities of, 23, 136; 24, 168; 25,

88; 26, 46; 27, 71; 28, 9; 29,

30; 30, 78; 31, 18; 32, 20; 33, 105; 34, 42; 35, 28; 36, 5; 35,

15; 40, 12; 41, 12; 42, 58; 43, 60

resolution on, 23, 147; 24, 173. bulletin on repair of large-capacity

scales, 22, 33. resolution on, 22, 145. National survey of State weights and

measures legislation, administration, and enforcement, 42, 60. National unity in administration of weights and measures, 30, 6. Neale, Charles C, in memoriam, 40, 1. Nebraska decision on bread, 17, 51. "Net" in quantity declarations on

packages, 37, 12; 44, 113. Net-content marking of: containers, resolutions on, 4, 59; 7, 144; 19, 160. packages, 7, 107; 8, 79; 13, 122; 17, 47; 29, 121; 24, 42; 24, 158. Net weight:

amendment to Food and Drugs Act, enforcement of 9, 18; 22, 148.

of cans and packages of tobacco, 37, 51; 38, 67. of cotton bales, 23, 22. of Limburger cheese, 32, 135.

of meat, 39, 62. of packages, 39, 63. of wiping cloths, 37, 55. of wrapped meats, 22, 145; 14, 45;

20, 121. resolution on, 22, 158.

sales by, 23, 118; 2ff, 69; 36. 1.13.

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New Jersey Weights and Measures

Association, resolution on, 45, 133. New system for packaging milk and

other fluids, 40, 107. News Letter, Weights and Measures,

30, 183; 32, 3; 32, 98. o

Obtaining evidence and preparing a

case for court, 41, 17. Odometers, 22, 119. specifications and tolerances for, 23, 43; 24, 140; 42, 89. Office of Weights and Measures (National Bureau of Standards), improving service of, 35, 154; 38, 59.

Oil. See Lubricating oil; Fuel oil. Oklahoma, establishing a Bureau of Standards in, 45, 137. Oleomargarine, method of sale of, 43, 49. Ordnance Department, work on, 12, 99. Organization:

and procedure of the National Conference: proposed amendments to, 45, 145. report of study committee on, 42,

14. resolution on, 25, 142.

of weights and measures departments,

8, 177; 10, 122; 15, 75; 16, 28;

16, 34; 18, 170; 22, 29; 22, 62; 26, 18. Ounce fractional terms, 37, 63; 39, 63. Oysters in containers, method of sale of, 40, 98; 41, 136.P

Package (See also Packages) :

fill variation, 40, 35. marking requirements:

enforcement of, 42, 109. model regulation for, 37, 43; 38, 68. revision of, 44, 113; 45, 34. weighing machinery, automatic, 38, 40; 41, 52. Packaged (See also Prepackaged)

:

commodities:

standardization of, 28, 53; 29, 79;

29, 89; 31, 113; 31, 129; 33,

124; 34, 19; 37, 14; 38, 68; 41,

127. 21

Packaged (See also Prepackaged)—

Continued

commodities—Continued

standardization of—Continued

committee on, reports of, 29, 79;

29, 125; 30, 145; 32, 96. resolutions on, 12, 207; 13, 175;

14, 110; 27, 11; 27, 109; 28, 138; 43, 107. symposium on, 41, 57 43, 93. weights of, 37, 7; 38, 32; 44, 106;

44, 121. food: Food and Drug Administration

surve}7 on net weight of, 45,

101. standardization of, 37, 14; 38, 68;

41, 127. resolution on, 43, 107. meats, methods of sale of, 37, 62;

37, 73; 44, 112. Packages (See aZso Packaging)

:

accuracy requirements for quantity

declaration on, 41, 82. control of, State authority in, 43, 103. control of weights on, 43, 74; 43, 97. interstate status of, 17, 47; 36, 74.

legibility of quantity declarations on, 41, 77. markings on, 32, 32. fractional ounce, 37, 63; 39, 63. net content, 7, 107; 8, 79; 13, 122;

17, 47; 29, 121; 24, 42; 24, 158; 37, 51; 38, 67; 38, 68; 39, 63. model regulation for marking require- ments on, 37, 43; 38, 68. revision of, 44, 113; 45, 34. "net" in quantity declarations on,

44, 113. net weight of, 39, 63. of food: standardization of, 29, 79; 29, 125; 30, 145; 32, 96; 37, 14; 38,

68; 42, 127. resolution on, 43, 107. weight supervision of, in Wisconsin,

44, 121. when the responsibility of the

State, 41, 110.

of soap, quantity declarations on, 34,

79.

of wheat products, shrinkage on, 34,

62.
INDEX BY SUBJECTS

Packages (See al so Packaging) —Continued

quantity control: on production lines, 43, 97.

statistics in, 42, 57. quantity declarations on, 37, 63; 38,

67; 38, 68; 39, 63; 41, 77; 41, 82; 41, 92; 42, 100; 43, 93; 43, 96;

43, 125; 43, 128; 44, 99; 44, 113. short weight and deceptive, 32, 11. slack filled and deceptive, 29, 9. resolutions on, 13, 178; 24, 111;

43, 108. standardization of, 28, 53; 29, 79; 29, 89; 31, 113; 32, 129; 33, 124; 34, 19; 37, 14; 38, 68; 42,

127. Federal bill on, 33, 124. resolutions on, 22, 207; 23, 175;

14, 110; 27, 11; 27, 109; 28, 138; 43, 107.

statistics in quantity control of, 42,

57. symposiums on, 42, 57; 43, 93. systematized supervision over, 34,

103. Packaging (See also Prepackaging)

as a technique of deceit, 43, 37. deceptive, 32, 11; 43, 37; 44, 99;

45, 109. of flour, progress report on, 42, 72. practices, 44, 99.

scale, automatic, 42, 52. "Packers and Stockyards" jurisdiction over scales, 44, 125. Packing-house products:

methods of sale of, 42, 137. quantity statements on, 42, 92; 42, 100; 43, 93; 43, 96. Packing of farm products, irregular or

diversified, 22, 53. Paints, tinting base color systems for, method of sale of, 40, 96; 42, 138. Paper:

containers for milk, 27, 115; 32, 109;

38, 22; 40, 103; 40, 107. measure-containers, 28, 44. towels and toilet paper, uniform marking of, 22, 113. resolution on, 11, 182. waxed, method of sale of, 42, 101. weights of, 35, 139. Parallax, 30, 131. Parking meters, 28, 21.

Pattern approval. <See Approval of pattern (type) of commercial

apparatus. Peat moss: method of sale of, 37, 58; 38, 78; 39,

63; 42, 140; 43, 46; 44, 111.

sale of, 37, 54. Peddlers, regulation of, 18, 121. Performance of: inspectors, 38, 82. liquid-measuring devices, 38, 82; 38,

95. Periodicals on weights and measures,

22, 71; 30, 183. Permalite, method of sale of, 37, 61. Person-weighers, 22, 128; 23, 126; 24,

106.

specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 23, 148; 24, 113; 24,

179; 25, 13; 25, 33; 25, 49; 27,

98; 28, 123. Personnel, weights and measures, direc- tion of, 31, 7. Petrochemicals—their composition, handling, and quantity control, 41, 31. Petroleum gases, liquefied. See Liquefied petroleum gases. Petroleum products:

and weights and measures, 25, 62. measurement of, 25, 53; 16, 50; 19, 57; 37, 23. Pharmaceutical

graduates, 45, 41. weights and measures, testing of, 23,

74. Philippine Islands, weights and measures

conditions in, 10, 50. Philosophy of law enforcement, 45, 87. Photographer, official, selection of, 22,

12. Pickles, method of sale of, 38, 68; 38, 81. Piping design for vehicle tanks, 32, 33. Plate-fulcrum railway track scales, 20,

11; 20, 15. Platform overhang of vehicle scales, 32,

92. Platform scales, 7, 146.

specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 8, 214; 9, 59; 9, 91; 10, 156; 10, 203; 10, 222; 22, 150; 22,

App. 1, 20; 27, 131; 22, 151; 22,

71; 24, 91; 25, 88; 26, 122; 26, 125; 27, 75; 27, 90; 28, 26; 28,

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Platform scales—Continued

specifications, tolerances, and regulations for—Continued

115; 29, 72; 29, 133; 29, 140; 30, 110; 30, 112; 31, 105; 31, 106;

31, 129. testing of and testing equipment for, 15, 32; 18, 54; 18, 65; 19, 40; 20,

84; 22, 40; 21, 48; 22, 75; 24, 130;

25, 110; 26, 47; 26, 64; 27, 45;

27, 46; 27, 117; 28, 19; 28, 75;

28, 81; 28, 99; 31, 67. National Bureau of Standards re- ports on, 26, 69; 27, 45; 27, 46; 28, 75; 28, 81; 29, 57; 20, 35; 32, 61; 31, 145. Plumb and level conditions, demonstration of necessity for, 9, 34. Popcorn, 36, 96. Position descriptions for weights and

measures personnel, 41, 99. Postal scales, testing of, 8, 261; 27, 34;

28, 171; 24, 97. resolution on, 27, 138. Potatoes, sweet, measurement of, 16, 63. Poultry

:

and poultry products, USDA position

on, 45, 71. barbecued, method of sale of, 43, 50. canned, 39, 31. cooked, method of sale of, 42, 101; 43, 50. in plastic wrappings and casings,

method of sale of, 36, 94; 37, 73;

40, 95; 44, 112. market, retail, 36, 78. stuffed, method of sale of, 40, 98; 42,

101; 43, 50. Pound, international, 44, 9. resolution on, 44, 114. Precious metal alloys for dental purposes, method of sale of, 40, 97. Precision: glassware, manufacture of, 32, 54. standards, manufacture of, 15, 102. Preheated fuel oils, method of sale of, 37, 72; 38, 77; 39, 63. Prepackaged (See also Packaged)

:

ice cream measure containers, 38, 20. specifications, tolerances, and reg- ulations for, 37, 76. merchandise (See also Packages: control of weights on), 43, 74; 43,

97; 44, 121.

Prepackaged (See also Packaged) —Continued

merchandise (See also Packages: Control of weights on) —Continued

foods, 38, 12; 39, 22; 39, 28.

ice cream, measure-containers for, 38, 20. specifications, tolerances, and

regulations for, 37, 76. marking of, 38, 68. perishable, 35, 84; 36, 71. produce, 41, 86. standardization of, 37, 14; 38, 68;

41, 127. resolution on, 43, 107. State authority in control of, 43,

103. symposium on, 41, 57; 43, 93. transparent containers for, 33, 141. produce, 41, 86. Prepackaging (See also Packaging)

:

of meat in meat packing plants, 41, 95. scales: graduations back of zero on, 44, 91. specifications, tolerances, and reg- ulations for, 44, 84; 45, 95. use of, 44, 84; 44, 89. Preparing a case for court, 41, 17. Prescription scales, 9, 39. specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 22, 154; 22, App. 1, 37;

22, 73; 26, 121; 27, 95. Presentation of attendance honor

awards, National Conference: 41,

10; 42, 11; 43, 4; 44, 4; 45, 3. President of Conference, addresses of, 2,

5; 2, 5; 4, 5; 5, 7; 6, 7; 7, 15; 8, 15;

9, 12; 10, 17; 22, 16; 22, 15; 23, 13; 24, 16; 16, 16; 27, 2; 28, 1; 19, 1; 20, 32; 21, 1; 22, 1; 23, 1; 24, 1; 26, 1; 27, 1; 28, 1; 29, 1; 30, 6; 31,

13; 33, 1; 34, 1; 35, 1; 36, 1; (37,

2); 37, 71; 38, 4; 39, 3; 46, 4; 42,

3; 42, 1; 43, 6; 44, 7; 45, 7. Pressed logs, method of sale of, 43, 51. Pricing charts, resolutions on, 35, 166;

36, 112. Printer type meters for retail fuel-oil

sales, 45, 40. Problems:

in livestock weighing supervision, 38, 46.

in weighing livestock, 38, 50. of local sealer of weights and measures, 22, 62; 26, 18. 23
INDEX BY

Procedure and organization of National

Conference, 42, 14. proposed amendments to, 45, 145. resolution on, 25, 142. Produce, prepackaged, 41, 86. Production line quantity control, 43, 97. Program:

building a State, 40, 15. cooperative, of public relations and

education, 40, 23. N.A.S.M., of publicity on weighing

devices, 39, 70. weights and measures, in a State department of agriculture, 40,

13. Progress report on packaging of flour, 41, 72. Prominence and conspicuousness of quantity statements on package

labels, 43, 125. Prosecutions, 14, 50; 17, 85; 19, 89. Protection:

of consumers, 44, 105. labor's stake in, 45, 122.

of highways by means of portable

weighing devices, 15, 26. Provers for liquefied petroleum gas

liquid metering systems:

National Bureau of Standards, 42, 72. symposium on, 40, 51. Public: markets, supervison of, 16, 53; 16, 58.

officials, training of, 26, 22. relations

and education, cooperative program

of, 40, 23; 44, 45. in setting up a new weights and

measures organization, 35, 107. mutual problems in, of weights and

measures officials and American agriculture, 34, 56. Publicity and educational activities (See also Weights and measures

education, committee on), 9, 150;

11, 45; 13, 167; 14, 21; 17, 91; 19,

86; 20, 39; 20, 67; 20, 84; 21, 62;

21, 71; 27, 69; 29, 19; 30, 100; 31, 44; 31, 165; 39, 32; 39, 70; 40, 23; 44, 45. resolution on, 22, 206.

SUBJECTS

Puerto Rico:

weights and measures:

adminstration in, 42, 90. conditions in, 9, 138; 17, 17. Pulp wood, method of sale of, 42, 102. Pumps (See also Liquid-measuring devices) : gasoline, evolution of, 39, 32. performance of, 38, 82; 38, 95. 0

Qualifying terms used with quantity statements 43, 128. Quantity

control:

of packages, statistics in, 41, 57. on production lines, 43, 97. declarations (See also Methods of

sale)

on packages, 34, 79; 37, 63; 38, 67;

38, 68; 39, 63; 41, 77; 41, 82;

41, 92; 42, 100; 45, 93; 43, 96;

43, 125; 43, 128; 44, 99; 44,

113; 45, 71. on packing house products, 41, 92;

42, 100; 43, 93; 43, 96. on poultry and poultry products,

45, 71; on soap, 34, 79. on wall coverings and wallpaper,

41, 122; 42, 103.

of lubricating oil in sealed cans, 41, 71. requirements under Federal alcohol and tobacco tax regulations, 41, 23; 41, 27. R

Radio programs, weights and measures,

29, 19; 31, 44; 31, 165. Railway track scales. See Scales, rail- way track. Ramp garage, gasoline meter installa- tions in, 22, 79. Range boilers, marked capacity of, resolution on, 9, 123. Recommendations, general, by committee on specifications and toler- ances, 41, 168.

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Reconditioning rejected or trade-in

scales, 22, 122. Records: and reporting, uniform, 45, 134. system of keeping, 7, 90; 10, 171. Regulation, model, for package marking

requirements, 37, 43; 38, 68. revision of, 44, 113; 45, 34. Regulations:

and laws, keeping them modern, 43,

115. for scales, 39, 87.

for weighing and measuring devices

(see also Specifications, toler- ances, and regulations), 24, 83; 24, 91; 30, 112; 36, 20.

legal status of, as established by

court decisions, 22, 132. study of promulgation of, 25, 38. United States weights and measures,

36, 85. Relations between:

officials and manufacturers and dealers

in weighing and measuring devices, 42, 107. State and local departments, 42, 105. Remote control gasoline dispensing

systems, 38, 69. Repair of large-capacity scales, 22, 33. resolution on, 22, 145. Repairmen and mechanics:

bonding of, 33, 130; 33, 179.

itinerant, 24, 154. licensing of, 27, 62; 28, 38; 33, 179. resolution on, 27, 110. model bill on, 33, 130. regulation of, 33, 122; 34, 19. Report forms:

for the weights and measures official, 41, 35. standardization of, 34, 76. Reporting and records, uniform, 45, 134. Reports of: committees. See name of committee,

officials, annual, 23, 92. Secretary of National Conference, 5, 12; 6, 13; 7, 16; 8, 15; 9, 15; 10, 46; 11, 83; 12, 25; 13, 18; 22, 36;

37, 1. Requirement for sight glasses on retail liquid fuel dispensers, 40, 79.

Resolutions on:

air eliminators, research on, 26, 161.

alcoholic beverages, containers for, 31, 158. approval of type of commercial

apparatus, 4, 58; 8, 223; 12, 205;

13, 177; 24, 109; 20, 120. assistance to the States, 31, 158. "A True Standard" (motion picture),

40, 123. Austin, John H., in memoriam, 25,

23; 25, 53. axle loads on highway vehicles, deter- mination of, 37, 89; 38, 98; 40,

124.

barrel, standard, 8, 223. baskets, standard, 15, 168.

bottles: alcoholic beverage, 31, 158.

lubricating-oil, 19, 170; 23, 144. milk, uniform requirements for, 15, 125; 17, 138. bread, standard weight loaves for, 13,

174; 19, 170. budgetary procedure, 35, 165. Burgess, George K., in memoriam,

25, 141. canned foods, standardization of, 27,

109; 28, 137.

carat, 8, 223. cartons and molds for ice cream, 23,

144.

civil service for weights and measures

officials, 8, 223; 26, 164.

clinical thermometers, 19, 168.

coal: chemically treated, 23, 144. standards of quality for, 16, 149. uniform ton for, 16, 142. committees, function of Conference

standing, 38, 99. consolidation of weights and measures

activities with other government

activities, 38, 99. containers:

alcoholic beverage, 31, 158; 32, 124. net-content marking of, 4, 59; 7, 144; 19, 160. standard, for fruits and vegetables,

39, 91. standardization of, 19, 168; 27, 109; 28, 137.

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Resolutions on—Continued

deceptively labeled food packages in interstate commerce, 43, 108. dry commodities, sale by weight of, 8, 200; 10, 189; 12, 205; 13, 177;

16, 139; 19, 167. dry measures, abolition of, 16, 146. education of public, 12, 206. educational motion picture films, 38, 100; 41, 171.

electric-light bulbs, labeling of, 27,

110. Executive committee, membership on, 20, 134.

fee system for weights and measures

inspection, 10, 134.

flour, packages, decimal-weight, 12,

205. food pricing charts, 35, 166; 36, 112. "Food Topics," 33, 173.

fruits and vegetables, standard containers for, 39, 91. function of Conference standing committees, 38, 99. grain moisture determinations, 43,

106. grain trading on weight basis, 42, 99. gross weight, sale of meats by, 39, 91. hampers, standard, 19, 168. Handbook 37, NBS, adoption of, 33,

173. Handbook 45, NBS, adoption of, 36,

113. Handbook 67, NBS, adoption of, 44,

115. Hawaii, 45, 132. highway-vehicle axle loads, 37, 89; 38, 98; 40, 124. Holbrook, Fay Stanley, in memoriam,

30, 61. hundredweight basis for trading in

grain, 42, 99.

ice cream: method of sale of, 20, 131. molds and cartons for, 23, 144. international organization on legal

metrology, 39, 90. international yard and pound, 44, 114. investigation for accurate determination of axle loads on highway

vehicles, 37, 89; 38, 98.

Resolutions on—Continued

labeling:

deceptive, on food packages in interstate commerce, 43, 108. of electric light bulbs, 27, 110.

legal metrology, international organi- zation on, 39, 90. licensing of scale mechanics and re- pairmen, 27, 110.

lubricating-oil bottles, 19, 170; 23,

144. marking:

net content of containers, 4, 59; 7, 144; 19, 160. net weight of wrapped meats, 11,

158. range boilers, storage tanks, etc., 9, 123.

toilet paper and paper towels, 11,

182. meats, sale of, by gross weight, 39, 91. merit system for weights and measures officials, 26, 164. meters, standard, calibration of, 26,

161. metric system, 11, 178; 12, 206; 12, 210. metrology, legal, international or- ganization on, 39, 90. milk bottles, uniform requirements

for, 15, 125; 17, 138. moisture determinations for grain, 43,

106. molds and cartons for ice cream, 23, 144. motion pictures:

"A True Standard," 40, 123. educational, 38, 100; 41, 171. program of National Bureau of Standards, 41, 171. "Testing Mass Standards by Substitution," 41, 171. National Bureau of Standards: Handbook 37, adoption of, 33, 173. Handbook 45, adoption of, 36, 113. Handbook 67, adoption of, 44, 115. motion picture program, 41, 171. support of, 43, 106. training schools, 43, 107. National Scale Men's Association, 23, 147; 24, 173.

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Resolutions on—Continued

net-content marking of containers, 4, 59; 7, 144; 19, 160. net weight of wrapped meats, 22, 158. New Jersey Weights and Measures

Association, 45, 133. packages:

slack-filled and deceptive, 13, 178;

14, 111. standardization of, 12, 207; 13, 175;

14, 110; 27, 109; 27, 110; 28,

138; 43, 107. paper towels and toilet paper, uni- form marking of, 11, 182. postal scales, testing of, 17, 138. pound, international, 44, 114. pricing charts, 35, 166; 36, 112.

publicity, committee of N ational Conference on, 26, 164. range boilers, marked capacity of, 9, 123. repair of large-capacity scales, specifications for, 22, 145.

rules of procedure for National Conference, 25, 142.

sale by weight, 8, 200; 10, 189; 11, 158; 12, 205; 13, 177; 16, 139;

19, 167; 20, 131; 35, 113.

scale mechanics and repairmen, licens- ing of, 27, 110.

scales: postal, testing of, 17, 138. small-capacity spring, specifications

for, 27, 110.

schools, training, 43, 107.

seal, place for, on scales, 24, 173. Special Committee on Uniform Regulations, 34, 166. spring scales, small-capacity, specifi- cations for, 27, 110. standard:

barrel, 8, 223. baskets and hampers, 19, 168. containers for fruits and vegetables,

19, 168; 39, 91.

sizes for packages, 43, 107. weights for bread loaves, 13, 174;

19, 170. standardization of: containers, 19, 168; 27, 109; 28,

137. packages, 12, 207; 13, 175; 24, 110;

27, 109; 27, 110; 28, 138.

Resolutions on—Continued

standards

:

of quality for coal, 16, 149.

of weights and measures:

for States, 40, 124; 44, 114. proposed legislation on, 27, 109;

28, 137. storage tanks, marked capacity of, 9, 123. Stratton, Samuel W.:

in memoriam, 25, 141. on life and work of, 16, 136. support of NBS weights and measures

program, 43, 106. taximeters, transmission drive for, 22,

160. "Testing Mass Standards by Substi- tution" (motion picture), 41, 171. testing of postal scales, 27, 138. testing of railway track scales, 35,

166. thermometers, clinical, 19, 168.

toilet paper and paper towels, uniform

marking of, 11, 182. ton, 2,000-pound, 16, 142. trading by weight, 32, 158; 32, 124. trading in grain on weight basis, 42,

99. training schools, 43, 107. transmission drive for taximeters, 22,

160. "True Standard, A" (motion picture),

40, 123. type of commercial apparatus, approval of, 4, 58; 8, 223; 22, 205;

23, 177; 14, 109; 20, 120. uniform laws, regulations, etc., among

the States, 10, 186; 22, 161. weighing devices, used, sale of, 27, 110; 28, 52. weight:

basis for trading in grain, 42, 99. sale of dry commodities by, 8, 200;

10, 189; 22, 205; 23, 177; 16, 139; 19, 167. weights and measures: correspondence course, 18, 182. school, 33, 172. standards for States, 40, 124; 44,

114. standards, proposed legislation on, 27, 109; 28, 137. week, 43, 107; 44, 115.

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Resolutions on—Continued

wrapped meats, marking of net weight

on, 22, 158. yard, international, 44, 114. Retail commodities, sale by weight or measure, 29, 16. Revision of: model regulation for package-marking

requirements, 44, 113; 45, 34. model State law on weights and measures, 44, 113; 45, 37. specifications, tolerances, and regulations, 40, 116. Rewording and/or rearrangement of

specifications, tolerances, and regulations, 9, 62; 9, 113; 15, 129; 25,

107; 26, 117; 26, 127; 28, 103; 40,

116. Ribbon, crimping, method of sale of, 41,

140. Road test, simulated, for taximeters, 40,

45. Roofing, 34, 123. Rope and string, method of sale of, 38,

80; 40, 99; 40, 100; 41, 137; 42, 102. Rug cleaning, 35, 143; 36, 97. Rules and regulations:

legal status of, as established by court

decisions, 22, 132. study of promulgation of, 25, 38. Rules of procedure for National Conference: proposed amendments to, 45, 145. report of study committee on, 42, 14. resolution on, 25, 142. s

Salaries for weights and measures personnel, 37, 41; 39, 36; 42, 67; 43,

21. Sale by weight:

dry commodities, 8, 106; 8, 109; 9, 147; 10, 109; 10, 189; 11, 88; 12, 212; 13, 185; 15, 17; 16, 82; 27, 37; 19, 59; 22, 13. resolutions on, 8, 200; 20, 189; 12, 205; 25, 177; 25, 139; 19, 167. elimination of sales by gross weight,

13, 118; 16, 69. general, resolution on, 12, 205; 29,

167.

Sale by weight—Continued

ice cream, 18, 115; 19, 146; 32, 38; 35,

73; 36, 35; 57, 48. resolution on, 20, 131. meats, wrapped, 12, 145; 24, 45; 20,

121. resolution on, 22, 158.

retail commodities, 29, 16.

sales by net weight, 13, 118; 16, 69. meat, 59, 62. wiping cloths, 57, 55. Sale of

commodities, methods of. See Methods of sale of. See also name of commodity,

peat moss, 57, 54. Salesmanship in weights and measures

field, 27, 69. Sample testing of commercial devices,

45, 12. Scale

industry—looking ahead, 39, 16. mechanics and repairmen:

formal qualifications of, 52, 20. itinerant, 24, 154. licensing of, 27, 62; 28, 38. resolution on, 27, 110. testing device, 21, 40; 22, 75. Scales

animal, tolerances for, 41, 167. automatic-indicating, 10, 95; 22, 73. large-capacity, tolerances for, 14, 87; 15, 34; 16, 132; 22, 72. printed weight indications and re- mote weight indications of, 30,

19. specifications for, 22, 119; 22, 79; 25, 150; 24, 146; 25, 104. See

also 26, 117. automatic-packaging, 41, 52. automatic-recording, 59, 19. axle-load, specifications, tolerances,

and regulations for, 38, 89. baggage, 18, 34; 18, 46.

belt conveyor, 36, 53; 57, 65. butterfat test, 9, 39.

specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 8, 220; 9, 62; 9, 111; 10, 216; 22, 153; 22, 4pp. 2, 36; 27, 132; 22, 72. check-weighing, 39, 29.

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Scales—Continued i combination, for weighing motor

trucks and railway freight cars, 32, 22. computing:

money-value increments on, 44, 91. money-value tolerance on, 44, 90. specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 8, 219; 9, 61; 9, 104;

20, 146; 20, 214; 10, 225; 11, 109; 11, App. 1, 33; 17, 131;

24, 91; 24, 146; 26, 121. conveyor, belt, 37, 65. counter

:

side beams on, 22, 117; 23, 134.

specifications, tolerances, and reg- ulations for, 8, 216; 8, 265;

S, 60; 9, 95; 20, 156; 10, 207;

10, 223; 21, 108; 22, 150; 22,

4pp. 2, 25; 22, 151; 22, 72;

24, 91; 24, 145; 25, 106; 26, 126; 33, 100. cream-test and butterfat-test, 9, 39. specifications, tolerances, and reg- ulations for, 8, 220; 9, 62; 9, 111)10, 216; 22, 153; 22, App.

2, 36; 17, 132; 22, 72. creamery, maintenance of, 9, 39; 27, 11. customs service, 18, 104. decimal graduation of, 39, 60. design and construction of, 8, 123;

22, 82; 27, 55.

dial, side beams, and hidden weights

on, 25, 134. distribution of load among platform

supports of, 7, 169.

electronic, 38, 52. Federal specification AAA-S-121 for, 25, 23. freight, 18, 34; 18, 46. general specifications, tolerances, and

regulations for, 8, 213; 9, 59; 9, 90; 9, 99; 9, 112; 10, 139; 10,

148; 20, 151: 20, 200; 10, 220;

22, 107; 22, 137; 22, App. 2, 15; 16, 129; 27, 130; 22, 149; 23,

122; 24, 91; 24, 145; 25, 103;

26, 118; 26, 124; 27, 75; 27, 90;

28, 26; 28, 115; 29, 71; 30, 108;

31, 105; 32, 91; 32, 94; 33, 100;

36, 109; 37, 84; 37, 86; 37, 87;

38, 89; 39, 86; 41, 150; 42, 167;

42, 77; 43, 63; 44, 81; 45, 93. 627276—62 3 29

•ales—Continued

graduation back of zero on prepackaging, 44, 91. graduation, decimal, of, 39, 60. grain, 12, 140; 22, 65. heavy-duty. See Scales: largecapacity.

hopper, specifications, tolerances, and

regulations for, 42, 79. industrial, 22, 51; 29, 120.

jewelers', 9, 39. large-capacity: See also Platform

scales; Scales, railway track; Vehicle scales, automatic-indicating, tolerances for, 24, 87; 15, 34; 26, 132; 22, 72. development of, 24, 99. installation and maintenance of, 26, 38. platform:

testing of and testing equipment

for, 15, 32; 18, 54; 18, 65;

29, 40; 20, 84; 22, 40; 22,

48; 22, 75; 24, 130; 25, 110;

26, 47; 26, 64; 27, 45; 27, 46; 27, 117; 28, 19; 28, 75;

28, 81; 28, 99; 32, 67. National Bureau of Standards

reports on, 26, 69; 27, 45;

27, 46; 28, 75; 28, 81; 29,

57; 30, 35; 32, 61; 32, 145. repair of, 22, 33. resolution on, 22, 145. standardization of, 29, 1. test weights for, 29, 35. testing equipments for, 26, 47. livestock, 28, 55; 29, 40; 33, 57; 34, 50. specifications, tolerances, and reg- ulations for, 39, 87; 42, 150. under "Packers and Stockyards"

jurisdiction, 44, 125. use of, for weighing small loads, 45, 97. mine, National Bureau of Standards

investigation on, 22, 161; 23,

182; 24, 57. notes on, 8, 135. packaging, automatic, 42, 52. person-weighing, 22, 128; 23, 126; 24,

106.

specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 23, 148; 24, 113;

24, 179; 25, 13; 25, 33; 25,

49; 27, 98; 28, 123.
INDEX BY SUBJECTS

Scales—Continued

pit, installation of, 45, 97. platform, 7, 146.

specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 8, 214; 9, 59; 9, 91;

20, 156; 10, 203; 10, 222; 11, 150; 12, App. 1, 20; 27, 131;

21, 151; 22, 71; 24, 91; 25, 88;

26, 122; 26, 125; 27, 75; 27, 90;

28, 26; 28, 115; 29, 72; 29, 133;

29, 140; 30, 110; 50, 112; 31, 105; 52, 106; 52, 129. testing of and testing equipment

for, 15, 32; 18, 54; 18, 65; 29,

40; 20, 84; 22, 40; 22, 48; 22,

75; 24, 130; 25, 110; 26", 47;

26, 64; 27, 45; 27, 46; 27, 117;

28, 19; 28, 75; 28, 81; 28, 99; 31, 67. National Bureau of Standards

reports on, 26, 69; 27, 45;

27, 46; 28, 75; 28, 81; 29, 57; 50, 35; 52, 61; 52, 145.

postal, testing of, 8, 261; 27, 34; 28,

171; 24, 97. resolution on, 27, 138. prepackaging, 36, 106; 56, 110. graduations back of zero on, 44, 91.

specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 44, 84; 45, 95. use of, 44, 84; 44, 89. prescription, 9, 39. specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 22, 154; 11, App. 1, 37; 22, 73; 26, 121; 27, 95. railway track, 6, 67; 20, 82; 20, 86; 22, 62; 22, 73; 11, 97; 22, 64; 22, 107; 25, 182; 28, 34; 28, 176;

20, 11; 20, 15; 26, 124. developments in construction of, 6, 67; 11, 97; 22, 107; 20, 11; 20, 15. freight weighing on, 28, 34. installation and maintenance of, 22, 73. methods of adjusting, inspecting,

and testing, 10, 86; 11, 62. National Bureau of Standards:

activities relative to, 41, 142. investigation on, 10, 82; 22, 64; 25, 182; 28, 34. master, installation of, 22, 44. plate fulcrum, 20, 11; 20, 15.

Scales—Continued

railway track—Continued

report of special committee on, 56,

38. test cars for, 18, 176. testing program for, 57, 34. tolerances for, 29, 72. reconditioning of rejected, or trade-in,

22, 122. regulations for, 59, 87. repair of large-capacity, 22, 33. resolution on, 22, 145.

seal, place for, on, resolution on, 24,

173. small capacity:

shift-test tolerances for, 57, 84; 57,

87. statement of tolerances for, in deci- mal fractions of pounds, 42, 79. uncompensated, tolerances for, 59,

86; 42, 80. spring:

specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 8, 217; 8, 219;

9, 60; 9, 99; 20, 140; 20, 211;

20, 213; 22, 109; 22, 152;

22, 4pp. 2, 30; 22, /ipp.

2, 33; 27, 131; 22, 152; 24,

91; 25, 106; 28, 104; 52, 105;

57, 86; 57, 87; 59, 86; 42, 80;

45, 64. resolution on, 27, 110.

straight-face, specifications, toler- ances, and regulations for, 8, 219; 10, 213; 11, App. 1, 33;

21, 152; 26, 124. suspension, lever type, specifications,

tolerances, and regulations for, 10, 211; 22, 152; 22, App. 2, 29. testing device for large-capacity,

22, 75. tolerances following intra-test adjustment, 40, 121.

trade-in, reconditioning of, 22, 122. under expanded "Packers and Stock- yards" jurisdiction, 44, 125. vehicle: A.R.E.A. specifications for, 25, 88; 52, 129. deflection of weighbridge members

of, 52, 129. end testing versus corner testing

of, 26, 64.

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cc ales—Continued

vehicle—Continued

master, local, 32, 87. platform overhang on, 32, 92. selection, installation, and maintenance of, 30, 45. specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 8, 214; 9, 59; 9, 91; 10, 156; 10, 203; 10, 222;

11, 150; 11, App. 1, 20; 17, 131; 2/, 151; 22, 71; 24, 91;

25, 88; 26, 122; 26, 125; 27,

75; 27, 90; 28, 26; 28, 115;

29, 72; 29, 133; 29, 140; 50, 110; 30, 112; 32, 105; 31, 106; 31, 129; 39, 88. testing of and testing equipment

for, 15, 32; 18, 54; 18, 65;

20, 84; 21, 48; 22, 75; 24, 130; 25, 110; 26, 47; 26, 64; 27, 45; 27, 46; 27, 117;

28, 19; 28, 75; 28, 81; 28, 99; 31, 67. National Bureau of Standards

reports on, 26, 69; 27, 45; 27, 46; 28, 75; 28, 81; 29,

57; 30, 35; 32, 61; 32, 145. use of, in highway planning survey,

27, 87. wheel-load.

scales, specifications, tolerances and regulations for, 38, 89. weighers, 15, 26; 24, 123.

specifications, tolerances, and

regulations for, 29, 156. testing of, 29, 151. Schools:

training, for weights and measures

officials and servicemen, 37, 64;

38, 56; 41, 120; 43, 110. resolution on, 43, 107. weights and measures:

novel form of, 30, 32. resolution on, 33, 173. suggested program for, 33, 5. why? 42, 120. Scoring machines for ice, 20, 22.

Scroll for National Bureau of Standards,

36, 6; 36, 41. Sealing methods and seals, 8, 204; 27,

23. resolution on, 24, 173.

Seals, approval, weights and measures,

39, 65; 40, 109. Seasonal aspects of weights and measures administration, 22, 62. Secretary of Commerce, addresses of, 3, 55; 5, 8; 6, 111; 7, 11; 8, 12; 9, 11; 10, 13; 22, 13; 22, 119; 23, 57; 24, 79; 15, 25; 26, 76; 27, 135; 28,

74; 29, 116; 22, 47; 26, 73; 27, 84; 42, 1; 43, 1; 44, 1; 45, 1. Secretary of Internal Affairs, State of Pennsylvania, addresses of 42, 5; 44, 12. Secretary of National Conference, re- ports of, 5, 12; 6, 13; 7, 16; 8, 15;

9, 15; 10, 46; 22, 83; 22, 25; 23, 18; 22, 36; 37, 1. Seeds: garden, 33, 159. method of sale of, 38, 81; 39, 62 ;42, 138.

Selection, installation, and maintenance

of vehicles scales, 30, 45. Selection and training of weights and

measures personnel, 43, 110.

Selling weights and measures to top

government officials, 43, 112. Sensibility reciprocal, effect on, of packing pivots and bearings with

grease, 30, 88. Serialization of commercial apparatus.

See Approval of pattern (type) of commercial apparatus.

Service: men, training of, 37, 64.

sales of, 26, 23; 33, 155.

station, duties of inspector in, 35, 30. Services of the National Bureau of Standards, 39, 39. Sheets, bed, method of sale of, 45, 32. Shift test tolerances for small capacity

scales, 37, 84; 37, 87. Shipping containers, standard, for fruits and vegetables, 12, 89; 22, 13. resolution on, 19, 168. Should word "net" be mandatory in quantity statements?, 37, 12; 44,

113. Shrinkage on:

bread, 28, 164. butter in prints, 16, 60. food products, 43, 79.

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Shrinkage on—Continued

meats, wrapped, 29, 121. soap, bar, 36, 62. wheat products, packaged, 34, 62. Side beams, hidden weights, and dial

scales, 25, 134. Side beams on counter scales, 22, 117;

23, 134. Sight glasses:

function and operation of, 30, 15. requirement for, on retail liquid fuel dispensers, 49, 79. Simplification and standardization, 16,

94. Simulated road test for taximeters,

40, 45. Single-service measure-containers. See Measure-containers.

Small-capacity scales:

shift-test tolerances for, 37, 84; 37, 87. tolerances for, stated in decimal frac- tions of pounds, 42, 79. Soap:

bar, 34, 118; 36, 62. bars and cakes, method of sale of, 37, 57; 42, 102. packages of, 34, 79. Some aspects of legal metrology in Germany, 43, 11. Specifications: A. R. E. A., for vehicle scales, 25, 88; 31, 129.

for weighing machinery, impact on

steel business of, 34, 96.

Specifications and tolerances, committee on: enlargement of, 10, 143; 15, 121. general recommendations of, 41, 168. interpretations by, 40, 121; 41, 167;

44, 88; 44, 89. reports of, 7, 121; 8, 209; 9, 57; 9, 89;

10, 137; 11, 127; 13, 64; 13, 83;

13, 127; 13, 142; 14, 89; 14, 93; 15, 34; 25, 79; 15, 87; 15, 120;

15, 126; 16, 89; 26, 118; 26, 129;

16, 132; 26, 151; 17, 21; 27, 100;

27, 115; 27, 126; 28, 25; 18, 97;

28, 107; 28, 163; 19, 38; 29, 127;

19, 156; 20, 71; 20, 102; 20, 121;

27, 83; 22, 128; 22,142; 22, 147;

22, 165; 22, 68; 22, 89; 22, 101;

22, 120; 22, 121; 25, 41; 25, 43;

23, 79; 25, 122; 24, 27; 24, 83;

24, 91; 24, 113; 24, 140; 24, 147;

Specifications and tolerances, committee on—Continued

reports of—Continued

25, 13; 25, 33; 25, 59; 25, 70; 25, 82; 25, 99; 25, 103; 26, 117;

27, 75; 27, 90; 28, 103; 29, 64; 29, 133; 59, 97; 52, 102; 52, 72;

33, 95; 54, 40; 55, 80; 56, 103;

57, 76; 38, 89; 59, 76; 49, 116;

42, 149; 42, 76; 45, 63; 44, 80;

45> 92. Specifications, tolerances, and regulations: complete revision of, 54, 141; 49, 116. interpretations of, by committee on

specifications and tolerances, 49, 121; 42, 167; 44, 88; 44, 89. uniformity of, 44, 89. Specifications, tolerances, and regulations for: automatic-indicating scales, 24, 87;

25, 34; 26, 132; 22, 72; 22, 119;

23, 79; 25, 150; 24, 146; 25, 104;

<See also 26, 117. axle-load scales, 58, 89. Babcock glassware, 29, 157. balances: commercial. <See scales. State, 45, 57. berry baskets or boxes, 9, 59; 9, 79;

9, 90; 29, 199. bottles:

lubricating-oil, 29, 71; 29, 137; 21, 142; 22, 70; 23, 124; 24, 27;

24, 178; 25, 103. milk and cream, 9, 58; 9, 73; 9, 113;

29, 140; 29, 147; 10, 196; 22, 134; 22, App. 1, 11; 27, 128;

22, 121; 25, 99; 26, 128; 31,

103; 52, 83. boxes, berry, 9, 59; 9, 79; 9, 90; 29,

199. bread, 24, 37; 24, 84; 25, 79; 25, 91; 26, 112; 27, 51; 27, 63; 27, 126;

28, 143; 28, 154; 28, 163. butter, 26, 60. butterfat-test scales, 8, 220; 9, 62;

9, 111; 29, 216; 22, 153; 22,

4pp. 2, 36; 27, 132; 22, 72. computing scales, 8, 219; 9, 61; 9, 104; 29, 146; 29, 214; 29, 225;

22, 109; 22, /1pp. 2, 33; 27, 131;

24, 91; 24, 146; 26, 121.

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Specifications, tolerances, and regulations for—Continued

cordage-measuring devices, 35, 82;

36, 105; 37, 82. counter scales, 8, 216; 8, 265; 9, 60;

9, 95; 10, 156; 20, 207; 10, 223;

11, 108; 21, 150; 12, App. 1, 25;

22, 151; 22, 72; 24, 91; 24, 145;

25, 106; 26, 126. cream-test scales, 8, 220; 9, 62; 9, 111; 20, 216; 22, 153, 22, App.

2, 36; 27, 132; 22, 72. dry capacity measures, 8, 212; 9, 59;

9, 79; 20, 197; 22, 137; 22, App.

2, 12; 24, 91. fabric-measuring devices, 14, 87; 25, 126; 16, 118; 27, 21; 22, 149; 22,

69; 35, 82; 44, 88. farm milk tanks, 38, 90; 39, 82; 42, 166; 42, 167; 45, 98.

fertilizer meters, 43, 69; 44, 88. general code, 35, 81; 42, 149; 42, 76;

43, 63; 44, 80. glass graduates, 22, 132; 22, -4pp. 2, 7; 27, 127; 20, 121. grease-measuring devices, 22, 83; 22, 165; 22, 71; 22, 89; 23, 41; 23,

63; 24, 141; 32, 104; 39, 80. hopper scales, 42, 79. hub odometers, 23, 43; 24, 140. ice-cream measure-containers, 37, 76. identification of weighing and measuring devices, 32, 73. large-capacity scales, 26, 122; 27, 75; 27, 90; 28, 26; 28, 115; 29, 72; 29, 133; 29, 140; 30, 110; 30, 112; 32, 105; 32, 106. automatic-indicating (See also Automatic-indicating scales), 24, 87; 25, 34; 26, 132; 22, 72. linear measures, 8, 210; 9, 57; 9, 68; 20, 193; 22, App. 2, 4; 27, 127; 22, 148; 24, 91; 36, 105; 39,

77; 44, 87. liquefied petroleum gas liquid-measuring devices, 37, 83; 38, 89; 42, 154; 42, 87; 43, 66. liquid-capacity measures, 8, 211; 9, 58; 9, 68; 20, 195; 22, 130; 22,

App. 2, 3; 22, 149; 22, 120; 25, 99; 39, 79.

Specifications, tolerances, and regulations for—Continued

liquid-measuring devices, 8, 211; 10,

196; 11, App. 1, 10; 22, 184; 22, 223; 23, 64; 23, 83; 23, 127;

23, 142; 23, 193; 24, 89; 24, 93;

14, 104; 24, 116; 24, 119; 24,

123; 25, 120; 27, 133; 29, 127;

20, 102; 22, 128; 22, 70; 22, 101;

23, 123; 24, 91; 24, 140; 24, 147;

25, 82; 25, 101; 26, 100; 26, 130;

27, 103; 28, 123; 29, 64; 30, 98;

32, 104; 32, 86; 33, 96; 33, 98;

35, 83; 36, 108; 37, 84; 37, 86;

38, 93; 38, 94; 38, 95; 39, 79; 42, 152; 42, 80; 42, 83; 43, 65; 44,

84; 44, 86; 45, 97. livestock scales, 33, 100; 39, 87; 42,

150.

lubricating-oil bottles, 20, 71; 20, 137;

22, 142; 22, 70; 23, 124; 24, 27;

24, 178; 25, 103; 32, 86. mass standards, State, 45, 51. measure containers: prepackaged-ice-cream, 36, 103 ; 37,

76. single service, 29, 134; 30, 97; 32, 102; 32, 81. measures: dry capacity, 8, 212; 9, 59; 9, 79; 20, 197; 22, 137; 22, App. 2, 12; 24, 91.

linear, 8, 210; 9, 57; 9, 68; 20, 193;

22, App. 2, 4; 27, 127; 22, 148;

24, 91; 39, 77; 44, 87. liquid capacity, 8, 211; 9, 58; 9, 68; 20, 195; 22, 130; 22, App.

2, 3; 22, 149; 22, 120; 25, 59;

33, 97; 39, 79. measuring pumps. See Liquid-measuring devices, meters:

fertilizer, 43, 69; 44, 88. vehicle-tank, 42, 83; 44, 86. mileage-measuring devices, 39, 77; 42,

89. milk:

bottles, 9, 58; 9, 73; 9, 113; 20, 140; 20, 147; 20, 196; 22, 134; 22,

App. 2, 11; 27, 128; 22, 121;

25, 99; 26, 128; 32, 103; 32, 83.

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Specifications, tolerances, and regula- Specifications, tolerances, and regulations for—Continued

milk—Continued

tanks, farm, 38, 90; 39, 82; 42, 166;

41, 167; 45, 98. odometers 23, 43; 24, 140; 42, 89. person weighers, 23, 148; 24, 113; 24, 179; 25, 13; 25, 33; 25, 49; 27,

98; 28, 123. platform scales, 8, 214; 9, 59; 9, 91; 20, 156; 10, 203; 20, 222; 22, 150;

22, 4pp. 2, 20; 27, 131; 22, 151;

22, 71; 24, 91; 25, 88; 26, 122;

26, 125; 27, 75; 27, 90; 28, 26;

28, 115; 29, 72; 25, 133; 29, 140;

50, 110; 20, 112; 31, 105; 32, 106;

31, 129. prepackaged-ice-cream measure-containers, 37, 76. prepackaging scales, 44, 84; 45, 95. prescription scales, 22, 154; 22, /1pp.

2, 37; 22, 73; 26, 121; 27, 95. pumps, measuring. See Liquidmeasuring devices. railway track scales, 29, 72. rewording and/or rearrangement of, 9, 62; 9, 113; 25, 129; 25, 107;

26, 117; 26, 127; 28, 103.

scales: automatic-indicating, 14, 87; 25,

34; 26, 132; 22, 72; 22, 119;

23, 79; 23, 150; 24, 146; 25, 104; 35, 83. See aZso 26, 117. axle-load, 38, 89. butterfat-test, 8, 220; 9, 62; 9, 111;

20, 216; 22, 153; 22 4pp. 2, 36; 27, 132; 22, 72. computing, 8, 219; 9, 61; 9, 104

20, 146; 20, 214; 20, 225; 22

109; 22, 4pp. 1, 33; 27, 131

24, 91; 24, 146; 26, 121. counter, 8, 216; 8, 265; 9, 60; 9

95; 20, 156; 20, 207; 20, 223

22, 108; 22, 150; 22, 4pp. 2 25; 22, 151; 22, 72; 24, 91; 24

145; 25, 106; 26, 126. cream-test and butterfat, 8, 220

9, 62; 9, 111; 20, 216; 22, 153

22, App. 1, 36; 27, 132; 22, 72

general, 8, 213; 9, 59; 9, 90; 9

99; 9, 112; 20, 139; 10, 148

20, 151; 20, 200; 10, 220; 22

107; 22, 137; 22, 4pp. 2, 15

26, 129; 27, 130; 22, 149; 23,

tions for—Continued

scales—Continued

general—Continued

122; 24, 91; 24, U5;25, 103; 26

118; 26, 124; 27, 75; 27, 90; 28, 26; 28, 115; 29, 71; 30, 108; 32, 105; 32, 91; 32, 94;

33, 100; 36, 109; 37, 84; 37,

86; 37, 87; 38, 89; 39, 86; 42,

150; 42, 167; 42, 77; 43, 63;

44, 81; 45, 93. hopper, 42, 79. large-capacity automatic-indicating

(See also automatic-indicating)

24, 87; 25, 34; 26, 132; 22, 72. livestock, 33, 100; 39, 87; 42, 150. person-weighing, 23, 148; 24, 113;

24, 179; 25, 13; 25, 33; 25, 49;

27, 98; 28, 123. platform, 8, 214; 9, 59; 9, 91; 20, 156; 20, 203; 20, 222; 22, 150;

22, 4pp. 2, 20; 27, 131; 21,

151; 22, 71; 24, 91; 25, 88;

26, 122; 26, 125; 27, 75; 27,

90; 28, 26; 28, 115; 29, 72; 29, 133; 29, 140; 30, 110; 30, 112;

32, 105; 32, 106; 32, 129. prepackaging, 44, 84; 45, 95. prescription, 22, 154; 22, 4pp. 2, 37; 22, 73; 26, 121; 27, 95. railway track, 29, 72. small capacity, shift-test tolerances

for, 37, 84; 37, 87. spring, 8, 217; 8, 219; 9, 60; 9, 99

20, 140; 20, 211; 20, 213; 22

109; 22, 152; 22, 4pp. 2, 30

22, 4pp. 2, 33; 27, 131; 22

152; 24, 91; 25, 106; 28, 104

32, 105; 32, 92; 33, 96; 37, 86

37, 87; 39, 86; 43, 64. resolution on, 27, 110.

straight-face, 8, 219; 10, 213; 22,

4pp. 2, 33; 22, 152; 26, 124. uncompensated, tolerances for, 39, 86; 42, 80. suspension, lever type, 20, 211; 22, 152; 22, 4pp. 2, 29. vehicle, 8, 214; 0, 59; 9, 91; 20, 156;

10, 203; 20, 222; 22, 150; 22,

4pp. 2, 20; 27, 131; 22, 151;

22, 71; 24, 91; 25, 88; 26, 122;

26, 125; 27, 75; 27, 90; 28, 26;

28, 115; 29, 72; 29, 133; 20,

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Specifications, tolerances, and regulations for—Continued

scales—Continued

vehicle—Continued

140; 30, 110; 30, 112; 31, 105;

31, 106; 31, 129; 32, 94; 32,

95; 33, 103; 39, 88. wheel-load

:

scales, 38, 89. weighers, 19, 56. single-service measure-containers.

See Measure-containers,

small-capacity scales, shift-test toler- ances on, 37, 84; 37, 87. spring scales, 8, 217; 8, 219; 9, 60; 9, 99; 20, 140; 10, 211; 20, 213; 22, 109; 11, 152; 22, App. 2, 30; 22,

.4pp. 2, 33; 17, 131; 22, 152; 24, 91; 25, 106; 28, 104; 31, 105; 32,

92; 33, 96; 33, 102; 37, 86; 37,

87; 33, 56; 43, 64. resolution on, 27, 110. uncompensated, tolerances for, 39,

86; 42, 80. State: balances, 45, 57. mass standards, 45, 51. straight-face spring scales, 8, 219; 10, 213; 22, 4pp. 2, 33; 22, 152; 26,

124. suspension scales, lever type, 10, 211; 22, 152; 22, App. 1, 29. tanks: farm milk, 38, 90; 33, 82; 41, 166; 42, 167; 45, 98.

vehicle, 14, 88; 26, 89; 16, 151; 27, 100; 27, 115; 28, 25; 22, 149; 22, 71; 25, 70; 25, 76; 20, 104;

27, 98; 28, 106; 29, 65; 29, 129;

30, 107; 39, 81; 41, 154; 42,

85; 43, 66; 44, 86; 45, 98. taximeters, 28, 97; 28, 107; 29, 38;

22, 70; 24, 91; 39, 77; 42, 89. uncompensated spring scales, toler- ances for, 39, 86; 42, 80. vehicle:

scales, 8, 214; 9, 59; 9, 91; 20, 156;

20, 203; 20, 222; 22, 150; 22,

App. 2, 20; 27, 131; 22, 151;

22, 71; 24, 91; 25, 88; 26, 122;

26, 125; 27, 75; 27, 90; 28, 26;

28, 115; 29, 72; 29, 133; 29, 140; 30, 110; 30, 112; 32, 105;

Specifications, tolerances, and regulations for—Continued

vehicle—Continued

scales—Continued

32, 106; 32, 129; 32, 94; 32,

95; 33, 103; 39, 88. tanks, 24, 88; 20, 89; 16, 151; 27, 100; 27, 115; 28, 25; 22, 149; 22, 71; 25, 70; 25, 76; 20, 104;

27, 98; 28, 106; 29, 65; 29,

129; 30, 107; 39, 81; 41, 154;

42, 85; 43, 66; 44, 86; 45, 98. meters for, 42, 83; 44, 86. weighers, wheel-load, 29, 156. weighing and measuring devices, 24,

83; 24, 91; 30, 112. weights, 8, 220; 9, 62; 9, 112; 20, 216;

22, 155; 22, App. 2, 41; 27, 132;

27, 96; 30, 110; 30, 109. wheel-load:

scales, 38, 89. weighers, 29, 156; 35, 84.

Spirits, distilled, Federal quantity re- quirements for, 42, 23. Spring scales, specifications, tolerances,

and regulations for, 8, 217; 8, 219; 9, 60; 9, 99; 20, 140; 20, 211;

10, 213; 22, 109; 22, 152; 22, App.

2, 30; 22, App. 2, 33; 17, 131; 22, 152; 24, 91; 25, 106; 28, 104; 31,

105; 32, 92; 33, 96; 33, 102; 37,

56; 37, 87; 39, 56; 43, 64. resolution on, 27, 110.

straight-face, 8, 219; 20, 213; 11, App. 1, 33; 22, 152; 26, 124. uncompensated, tolerances on, 39,

86; 42, 80. SR, effect on, of packing pivots and

bearings with grease, 30, 88. Standard. (See also Standards)

:

barrel: law, 9, 53; 9, 56; 20, 176. resolution on, 8, 223. baskets and hampers, resolution on,

19, 168. container act, Federal, of 1928, 22,

13; 23, 53; 23, 65; 39, 53; 39,

60; 39, 89. resolution on, 39, 91. container legislation, Federal, consolidation and amendment, 24,

44; 25, 107; 30, 8.

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Standard (See also Standards)—Continued

containers for fruits and vegetables,

22, 89; 22, 13; 23, 53; 23, 65; 39, 53; 39, 60; 39, 89. resolution on, 19, 168; 39, 91. meters, resolution on calibration of, 26, 161. Standard-weight bread. See Bread.

Standardization and simplification, 16,

94. Standardization of: bread weights. See Bread, standard

weight, legislation,

containers, 6, 46; 6, 134; 12, 89; 13, 122; 13, 189; 27, 35. resolutions on, 19, 168; 27, 109;

28, 137. containers for canned foods, 27, 35. resolutions on, 27, 109; 28, 137. cotton bales, 23, 22. ice-cream cans, brick molds, and

cartons, 22, 24. resolution on, 23, 144. inch (United States), 28, 2; 44, 9. large-capacity scales, 29, 1. packaged goods, committee reports

on, 29, 79; 25, 125; 30, 145;

32, 96. packages, 28, 53; 29, 79; 29, 89; 29, 125; 30, 145; 32, 113; 31, 129;

32, 96; 37, 14; 38, 68; 42, 127. resolutions on, 22, 207; 23, 175; 24, 110; 27, 109; 27, 110; 28, 138; 43, 107. report forms, 34, 76. Standards

capacity, testing of, 8, 181; 34, 75. commercial, 22, 66. corrections to, 30, 114. length, testing of, 20, 28. manufacture of, 25, 102; 32, 54. mass, testing of, 19, 103; 3ff, 42.

of weights and measures, proposed

legislation on, 27, 1. resolutions on, 27, 109; 28, 137. precision, manufacture of, 25, 102. quality, for coal, resolution on, 16,

149. State

calibration of, 33, 166. mass, 45, 45. specifications for 45, 51.

Standards—Continued

State—Continued

of weight and measure, resolution

on, 40, 124; 44, 114. primary, care of, 34, 132. United States, history of, 2, 6. volumetric, calibration of, 32, 142. weights and measures, used by Air

Force, 45, 61. Standing committees. (See also Committees) : number of, 34, 4. standardization of membership on, 34, 4. State: and local activities, coordination of, 44, 117. authority in package control, 43, 103. balances, specifications for, 45, 57. cooperation in a national program of livestock marketing, 39, 19. standards:

calibration of, 33, 166.

of mass, 45, 45; 45, 51. of weight and measure, resolutions on 40, 124; 44, 114. primary, care of, 34, 132. Stationery and envelopes, method of

sale of, 39, 63; 45, 32.

Statistical consideration of performance

of inspectors and gasoline pumps,

38, 82.

Statistics in quantity control of packages, 42, 57. Stock scales. See Livestock scales. Storage tanks:

fuel oil, testing of, 19, 22. resolution on marked capacity of, 9, 123. Straight-face spring scales, specifications, tolerances, and regulations

for, 8, 219; 10, 213; 22, App. 1, 33; 22, 152; 26, 124. Strain load tests, 35, 156. Stratton, Samuel W.

presentation of resolutions and medallion to, 27, 108. resolutions on:

in memoriam, 25, 141. on life and work of, 16, 136. String and rope, method of sale of, 38,

80; 40, 99; 40, 100; 42, 137; 42, 102.

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Study committee on organization of National Conference, report of, 42,

14. Stuffed poultry, method of sale of, 40,

98; 42, 101; 43, 50. Sugar industry, weights in, 20, 35. Supervision:

of food package weights in Wisconsin,

44, 121.

of meats and meat products under

Federal meat inspection act, 26,

132.

of post office scales. (See also Postal

scales, testing of), 24, 97.

of public markets, 26, 53; 16, 58. weights and measures, 42, 6. Supervisional activities, 12, 57; 14, 50; 16, 53; 16, 58; 17, 85; 17, 111; 18,

44; 19, 26; 19, 89; 21, 93; 25, 86. Support, administrative, for weights

and measures, 43, 112. Suppression of fraudulent practices, 23,

86. Surface gaging of farm milk tanks, 39,

44. Survey

:

national, of State weights and measures legislation, administration,

and enforcement, 42, 60. weights and measures, by United

States Department of Agriculture, 27, 16; 28, 28; 29, 48. Suspension scales, lever type, specifications, tolerances, and regulations

for, 10, 211; 11, 152; 11, App. 1, 29. Sweeping compounds, method of sale

of, 41, 135. Sweet potatoes, measurement of, 16, 63. Symposium on: administrative problems, 42, 105; 43, 110; 44, 117; 45, 133. consumer interest, 43, 31. methods of proving liquefied petroleum gas liquid meter systems,

40, 51. packaged commodities, 41, 57; 43, 93.

T

Tank cars, calibration of, 35, 145. Tanks:

farm holding. See farm milk,

farm milk, 37, 20; 39, 44; 39, 46; 40, 112.

specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 38, 90; 39, 82; 41, 166; 41, 167; 45, 98.

fuel-oil storage, testing of, 19, 22. storage, marking, resolution on, 9, 123.

vehicle, 15, 53. meters for:

air elimination on, 26, 106. testing of, 23, 108; 24, 41; 26, 104; 26, 110; 28, 17. piping design for, 31, 33. specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 14, 88; 16, 89; 16, 151; 17, 100; 17, 115; 18, 25;

21, 149; 22, 71; 25, 70; 25, 76;

26, 104; 27, 98; 28, 106; 29,

65; 29, 129; 36, 107; 39, 81;

42, 154; 42, 85; 43, 66; 44, 86;

45, 98. testing equipments for, 26, 110. testing of, 17, 94; 29, 57; 23, 112;

26, 104; 26, 110. valves for, 26, 98. Tare graduations back of zero on

prepackaging scales, 44, 91. Task ahead, the, 43, 69. Taximeters:

simulated road test for, 40, 45.

specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 18, 97; 18, 107; 19,

38; 22, 70; 24, 91; 39, 77; 42, 89;

test and inspection of, 22, 85; 27, 117. 27, 121; 18, 78; 29, 31; 40, 45. transmission drive for, 29, 31; 26, 80. National Bureau of Standards in- vestigation on, 21, 21. resolution on, 22, 160. Technicalities in weights and measures

court cases, 38, 63.

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Temperature

as factor in measurement of gasoline,

16, 50. compensated meters:

in LP-gas service, 45, 64. meaning of "gallon" on, 45, 32. of gasoline in underground storage, 25, 54. Terminal weighing of grain, 22, 65. Terms

extraordinary

on standard containers for ice cream, 40, 94. used in sale of commodities, 41, 135; 43, 128. fractional ounce, 37, 63; 39, 63. qualifying, used in connection with

quantity statements, 43, 128. Test:

build-up, 35, 156.

cars, railway track scale, accuracy of, 18, 176. methods, 33, 59. strain-load, 35, 156. weights of large denominations, 29,

35. Testing: device for scales, 21, 40; 22, 75. drafts for wholesale liquid-measuring

devices, 38, 93. equipment:

developments in, 45, 133. stand-by service of, during repairs,

34, 68. Testing of: beer barrels, 25, 113.

bottles, milk and cream, 16, 47. capacity measures, 8, 181. pharmaceutical, 23, 74.

clinical thermometers, 19, 48. commercial devices by sample, 45, 12. containers for fruits and vegetables,

dimensional method, 28, 128.

electricity meters, 10, 52; 21, 54. fabric-measuring devices, 15, 93. farm milk tanks, 39, 44; 39, 46; 40,

112.

fruit and vegetable containers by

dimensional method, 28, 128.

fuel-oil storage tanks, 19, 22. gas meters, 8, 90; 21, 54. gasoline meters, 21, 104; 22, 79; 22, 104; 24, 41.

Testing of—Continued

glassware, graduated, 9, 39; 23, 74. grain scales, 12, 140. grease-measuring devices, 23, 16. jewelers' scales, 9, 39. large-capacity platform. See Scales, platform,

leather-measuring devices, 15, 44. length standards, 20, 28. liquefied petroleum gas: dispensers

gravimetric testing of, 31, 21. testing equipment for, 35, 53. liquid metering systems, symposium

on, 40, 51. meters, 40, 51; 42, 72. in Miami, Florida, 39, 52. progress report on, 39, 54. liquid-capacity measures, 8, 181. liquid-measuring devices, 14, 64; 15,

111; 21, 104; 22, 79; 22, 104; 30, 121; 36, 25. wholesale, 38, 93. livestock scales, 18, 55; 70, 40; 35,

111. mass standards, 19, 103. measures, capacity, 8, 181. pharmaceutical, 23, 74. measuring devices, resolution on, 36,

103. meters:

electricity, 10, 52; 27, 54.

gas, 8, 90; 21, 54. gasoline, 21, 104; 22, 79: 22, 104;

24, 41. household fuel oil, 26, 101; 27, 24. large-capacity, 24, 41; 26, 110;

28, 17. liquid, for liquefied petroleum gas, 40, 51; 42, 72. in Miami, Florida, 39, 52. progress report on, 39, 54. taxicab, 12, 85; 17, 117; 17, 121;

J8, 78; 19, 31. vehicle-tank, 23, 108; 24, 41; 26, 104; 26, 110; 28, 17; 37, 66; 39, 57. water, 8, 118; 21, 54. milk:

bottles, 26, 47. tanks, farm, 39, 44; 39, 46; 40,

112.

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Testing of—Continued

pharmaceutical weights and measures, 23, 74. platform scales. See Scales, platform,

postal scales, 8, 261; 17, 34; 18,

171; 24, 97. resolution on, 17, 138. railway track scales, 10, 86; 11, 62; 36, 38; 37, 34. resolution on, 35, 166.

scales

:

grain, 12, 104.

jewlers', 3, 39. livestock, 18, 55; 19, 40; 35, 111. platform, 25, 32; 18, 54; 28, 65; 25,

40; 20, 84; 2?, 40; 21, 48; 22,

75; 22, 130; 25, 110; 20, 47; 26, 64; 27, 45; 27, 46; 27, 117;

28, 19; 28, 75; 28, 81; 28, 99; 31, 67. by National Bureau of Standards,

reports on, 26, 69; 27, 45;

27, 46; 28, 81; 23, 57; 30,

31, 61; 52, 145.

postal, 8, 261; 27, 34; 28, 171; 22,

37. resolution on, 27, 138. railway track, 10, 86; 72, 62; 26, 38; 37, 34. resolution on 35, 166. resolution on, 33, 173. stock, 28, 55; 29, 40; 35, 111. vehicle, 25, 32; 18, 54; 28, 65; 20,

84; 27, 48; 22, 75; 24, 130; 25, 110; 26, 47; 26, 64; 27, 45; 27,

46; 27, 117; 28, 19; 28, 75; 28,

81; 28, 99; 32, 67. by National Bureau of Standards,

reports on, 26, 69; 27, 45; 27, 46; 28, 75; 28, 81; 23, 57; 33, 35: 32, 61; 32, 145. wheel-load weighers, 23, 151. standards:

capacity, 8, 181. length, 23, 28. mass, 23, 103. stock scales, 28, 55; 73, 40; 35, 111. tanks: farm milk,. 33, 44; 39, 46; 40, 112.

fuel-oil storage, 23, 22. vehicle, 27, 94; 23, 57; 23, 112; 26, 104; 26, 110.

SUBJECTS

Testing of—Continued

taximeters, 22, 85; 27, 117; 27, 121;

28, 78; 23, 31; 40, 45. thermometers, clinical, 23, 48. vehicle scales. See Scales, vehicle, vehicle-tank meters, 23, 108; 24,

41; 26, 104; 26, 110; 28, 17; 37, 66; 33, 57. vehicle tanks, 27, 94; 19, 57; 23, 112; 26, 104; 26, 110. water meters, 8, 118; 22, 54. weighers, wheel-load, 19, 151. weights, standards and test weights,

19, 103. pharmaceutical, 23, 74. wheel-load weighers, 19, 151. wholesale liquid-measuring devices,

38, 93. Tetra Pak system for packaging milk

and other fluids, 40, 107. Textiles: model law for, 35, 24. weights of, 35, 139. Thermometers, clinical: resolution on, 23, 168. testing of, 23, 48. Thread, 34, 113. Tinting base color systems for paints,

method of sale of, 40, 96; 41, 138. Tissue:

Association, report of, 32, 54. wrapping, method of sale of, 40, 99. Tobacco:

Federal quantity requirements for, 41, 27. industry, weights in, 20, 35. net-weight markings on cans and

packages of, 37, 51; 38, 67. Toilet paper and paper towels, uniform

marking of, 27, 113. resolution on, 22, 182. Tolerances, 23, 12. and specifications. See Specifications, tolerances, and regulations, commodity, 34, 137. necessity for, in excess, 28, 110. on loads of coal, 26, 102. on scales: at zero load, 44, 91. computing, for money values, 44,

90.

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Tolerances—Continued on scales—Continued

following intra-test adjustment, 40,

121. small-capacity:

shift test, 37, 84; 37, 87. stated in decimal fractions of pounds, 42, 79. Tolerances for: animal scales, 41, 167. large-denomination test weights, 29,

35. liquid-measuring devices, 38, 95. wholesale, 38, 94; 42, 83; 44, 86. meters, vehicle-tank, 42, 83; 44, 86. spring scales, uncompensated, 39, 86; 42, 80. test weights, large-denomination, 29,

35. uncompensated spring scales, 39, 86;

42, 80. vehicle-tank meters, 42, 83; 44, 86. wholesale liquid-measuring devices,

38, 94; 42, 83; 44, 86. Tomatoes:

in package form, method of sale of, 37, 61. in retail cartons, 37, 5. Ton:

resolution on 2,000-pound, 16, 142. uniform, for coal, 15, 53; 15, 124; 16,

65. Track scales, railway. See Scales, rail- way track. Trade-in scales, reconditioning of, 22,

122. Trade practice in the meat packing in- dustry, 41, 124. Trading by weight:

committee on, reports of, 32, 25;

33, 164; 34, 75; 35, 52; 36, 7; 37, 18; 38, 17; 39, 53; 40, 87;

41, 124; 44, 66. resolution on, 31, 158. Trading in grain, hundredweight or bushel as trading unit for (See also, Trading by weight, committee on, reports of), 42, 94; 42, 97; 43, 51;

45, 33. resolution on, 42, 99.

Training:

course, NBS, for office testing work,

33, 5; 34, 135. public officials, 26, 22. schools for weights and measures

officials and servicemen, 37, 64; 38, 56; 41, 120; 43, 110. resolution on, 43, 107. servicemen, 37, 64. weights and measures officials, 35,

105; 37, 64; 38, 56; 42, 120; 43,

110. resolution on, 43, 107. Transient vendors, regulation of, 18,

121. Transmission drive for taximeters, 19,

31; 20, 80; 21, 21. resolution on, 27, 160. Truck, weighing, highway, 38, 25. resolution on, 41, 171. Turpentine, method of sale of, 40, 99. Twentieth century problems in equity

in quantity, 45, 109. Twine and cordage, 16, 63; 16, 71. method of sale of, 38, 80; 40, 99; 40, 100; 41, 137; 42, 102. Two-draft weighing of motor-vehicle

loads, 28, 63; 40, 120; 41, 167. Type of commercial apparatus, approval

of. See Approval of type of commercial apparatus.

u

Uncompensated spring scales, tolerances

for, 39, 86; 42, 80. Under Secretary of Commerce, addresses of, 39, 1; 40, 3; 42, 1. Undercover buying, 25, 138; 26, 13. Uniform:

laws, regulations, etc., among the

States, 21, 60. resolutions on, 10, 186; 21, 161. regulations, committee on: formation of, 34, 166. reports of, 35, 40; 36, 20. reporting and records, 45, 134. weight certificates for shipment of household goods, 40, 125.

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Uniformity of weights and measures re- quirements, 28, 5; 30, 81; 44, 89. committee on, 21, 160; 21, 161. reports of, 22, 116; 24, 171. for milk and cream bottles, 15, 30; 16, 45; 26, 64; 17, 26; 30, 168. resolution on, 15, 125; 27, 138.

specifications, tolerances, and regulations, 44, 89. United Kingdom, development of weights and measures control in, 42, 22. Units, special, for fluid dairy products,

43, 46; 44, 111. Use of prepackaging scales, 44, 84; 44,

89. Used weighing devices, sale of, resolu- tions on, 27, 110; 28, 52. Utility meters, regulation of, 26, 145. V

Variation in package fill, 40, 35. Vegetables and fruits. See Fruits and

vegetables. Vehicle scales: A.R.E.A. specifications for, 25, 88;

31, 129. deflection of weighbridge members of, 31, 129. end testing versus corner testing of, 26, 64. four-section, 32, 21; 32, 48; 34, 47. local master, 31, 87. platform overhang on, 31, 92. selection, installation, and mainte- nance of, 30, 45.

specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 8, 214; 9, 59; 9, 91;

10, 156; 10, 203; 10, 222; 22, 150;

22, 4pp. 2, 20; 27, 131; 21, 151;

22, 71; 24, 91; 25, 88; 26, 122;

26, 125; 27, 75; 27, 90; 28, 26; 28, 115; 29, 72; 29, 133; 29, 140;

30, 110; 30, 112; 32, 105; 32,

106; 32, 129; 39, 88. testing of and testing equipment for, 15, 32; 28, 54; 28, 65; 20, 84; 22, 48; 22, 75; 24, 130; 25, 110; 26, 47; 26, 64; 27, 45; 27, 46; 27, 117; 28, 19; 28, 75; 28, 81; 28,

99; 32, 67.

Vehicle scales—Continued

testing of and testing equipment for

Continued

National Bureau of Standards, re- ports on, 26, 69; 27, 45; 27,

46; 28, 75; 28, 81; 29, 57; 30,

35; 32, 61; 32, 145. use of, in highway planning survey,

27, 87. weighbridges on, 32, 49. Vehicle tanks, 25, 53. calibration of, 33, 60. indicators, compartment, multiple,

38, 93. meters for:

air elimination for, 26, 106. testing of, 23, 108; 24, 41; 26, 104;

26, 110; 28, 17; 37, 66; 39, 57. tolerances on, 42, 83; 44, 86. piping design, 32, 33. specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 14, 88; 26, 89; 26, 151;

27, 100; 17, 115; 28, 25; 22, 149;

22, 71; 25, 70; 25, 76; 26, 104;

27, 98; 28, 106; 29, 65; 29, 129;

36, 107; 39, 81; 41, 154; 42, 85; 43, 66; 44, 86; 45, 98. testing equipments for, 26, 110. testing of, 17, 94; 29, 57; 23, 112; 26, 104; 26, 110. valves on, 26, 98. Vendors, transient, regulation of, 28,

121. Vice Presidents, number of, 34, 4; 34, 95.

Visibility of indications of: counter scales, 22, 117. liquid-measuring devices, 31, 108. Volumeters, research program on, 29,

45. w

Wall coverings, method of sale, of 42,

103. Wallpaper rolls, quantity statements on, 41, 122; 42, 103. Watchmakers, certification of, 27, 66. Water meters, testing of, 8, 118; 22, 54. Waxed paper, method of sale of, 42, 101. Week, weights and measures:

reports on, 43, 25; 44, 19; 45, 19. resolutions on, 43, 107; 44, 115. Weighbeams, 32, 71. maintenance of, 35, 109.

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Weighbridges of vehicle scales, 32, 49. Weighers, wheel-load:

protection of highways by, 15, 26; 24, 123.

specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 13, 156.

testing, 19, 151. Weighing

axle-load: current situation in, 41, 145. investigation on, 39, 72. resolutions on, 37, 89; 38, 98; 40,

124. baggage and freight, 18, 34; 18, 46.

coal, 13, 182; 14, 54; 16, 123. coke, 11, 159. cotton, 16, 26; 23, 22. creamery, 3, 39; 17, 11. devices, used, sale of, resolutions on,

27, 110; 28, 52. for hire, exclusion from "commercial"

category, 45, 100.

freight, 18, 34; 18, 46. grain, 12, 140; 22, 65; 37, 30. highway

axle-load, current situation in, 41,

145. truck, 38, 25. resolution on, 41, 171.

in customs service, 18, 104.

in meat-packing industry, 22, 56. industrial, 11, 51; 13, 120. large-capacity, factors involved in, 24, 147.

livestock, 19, 40; 38, 46; 38, 50. machinery, automatic, for packages,

38, 40; 41, 52. motor-vehicle loads, two-draft, 28,

63. sugar, 23, 35. supervision, livestock, 38, 46. tobacco, 20, 35. truck, highway, 38, 25. resolution on, 41, 171. two-draft, of motor-vehicle loads, 28,

63; 40, 120; 41, 167. Weighmasters:

Chicago ordinance on, 27, 11. Model Law on, 35, 22; 36, 62. supervision of, 18, 12. uniform legislation on, 34, 20.

Weight

basis for trading in grain. (See also Trading by weight, committee

on, reports of), 42, 94; 42, 97; 43,

51; 45, 33. resolution on, 42, 99.

certificates, uniform, for shipment of household goods, 40, 125.

net, of cans and packages of tobacco,

37, 51. sales by:

net, 13, 118; 16, 69. of dry commodities, 8, 106; 8, 109;

9, 147; 13, 109; 13, 189; 11, 88; 12, 212; 13, 185; 15, 17; 16, 82; 17, 37; 19, 59; 22, 13. resolutions on, 8, 200; 13, 189;

12, 205; 13, 177; 16, 139;

19, 167.

of ice cream, 18, 115; 13, 146; 37,

48. resolution on, 20, 131.

of meat, 39, 62. of wiping cloths, 37, 55. resolutions on, 12, 205; 13, 167. Weights

hidden, side beams, and dial scales, 25, 134.

of flour, 37, 7; 38, 32; 44, 106. of food packages, supervision of in Wisconsin, 44, 121.

of livestock, 40, 47. of packaged commodities, 37, 7; 38, 32; 44, 106; 44, 121.

of prepackaged merchandise, control

of, 43, 74; 43, 97; 44, 121. pharmaceutical, testing of, 23, 74. specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 8, 220; 9, 62; 3, 112; 10, 216; 11, 155; 11, 4pp. 1, 41; 17, 132; 27, 96; 33, 110; 36,

109. standards and test weights, testing

of, 13, 103. Weights and measures:

administration

board of adjustment, 25, 95. conduct of departments, 8, 177; 13, 122; 15, 75; 16, 28; 16, 34; 18, 170; 22, 29; 22, 62; 26, 18. contests, 28, 125.

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Weights and measures—Continued

administration—Continued

cooperation among officials, 22, 60;

22, 29; 23, 29. directing personnel, 32, 7. extension of, 24, 72. Federal aid in, 34, 105.

fee system for, 10, 134; 12, 87;

26, 9. improvement of, in United States, 42, 50; 43, 89.

in Alaska, 42, 116; 44, 69. in Canada, 24, 61; 42, 44.

in France, 44, 77. in Germany, 43, 11. in Great Britain, 25, 83; 42, 22. in Puerto Rico, 42, 90. national unity in, 30, 6. observations on, 22, 62; 23, 48; 29, 31. organization of departments, 8, 177; 10, 122; 15, 75; 16, 28; Iff, 34; 28, 170; 22, 29; 22, 62;

26, 18. radio programs, 29, 19; 31, 44; 32,

165.

school, weights and measures, novel form of, 30, 32. State aids for local departments,

26, 27. State-wide inspection, 26, 29. surveys, national, on, 27, 16; 28, 28; 29, 48; 42, 60. symposiums on, 42, 105; 43, 110; 44, 117; 45, 133. undercover buying, 25, 138; 26, 13. uniformity of, 28, 5; 30, 81. and petroleum products, 25, 62. approval seals, 39, 65; 49, 109. aspects of chain store operation, 22,

79. association, responsibilities of the

official to, 35, 94. cases:

digest, notes on, 21, 155. preparation of, 42, 17. publication on, 35, 120.

technicalities in, 38, 63. communications, 44, 41. conditions in various jurisdictions:

abroad, 2, 35; 17, 81. Far West, 28, 69. Latin-American countries, 22, 135.

Weights and measures—Continued

conditions in various jurisdictions

Continued

New York City, 26, 50. Philippine Islands, 29, 50. Puerto Rico, 9, 138; 17, 17. Richmond, Virginia, 28, 39. South, 29, 73. Virginia, 9, 146. contests, 28, 125. control in United Kingdom, development of, 42, 22. correspondence course, resolution on,

28, 182. education (See also Education), 32, 49. committee on, 26, 164; 29, 145. reports of, 30, 103; 32, 45; 32,

52; 32, 51; 33, 115; 34, 71; 35, 99; 39, 47; 37, 39; 38,

56; 39, 32; 40, 27; 42, 97;

42, 41; 43, 21; 44, 24; 45, 16. consumer, Chicago plan for, 43, 23. enforcement, national survey on, 42,

60. exhibits, 39, 32. forms, report, 34, 76; 42, 35. in aerosol commodities, 45, 77. in California, a consumer view, 45,

126. inspection, financing of, 27, 25. international bureau of, 27, 81. laws, publication on, 35, 120.

legislation, national survey on, 42, 60. model State law on. See Model State law on weights and measures. News Letter, 39, 183.

officials: cooperation of, on National Defense, 32, 2. exchange of information among, 42,

110. merit system for, 26, 164. position descriptions for, 42, 99.

salaries for, 37, 41; 39, 36; 42, 67;

43, 21. training of, 35, 106; 37, 64; 38, 56; 42, 120; 43, 110. resolution on, 43, 107. organization:

problems involved when starting,

35, 103. public regulations for, 35, 107. training for, 35, 105.

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Weights and measures—Continued

periodicals, 21, 71; 30, 183. personnel:

position descriptions for, 41, 99.

salaries for, 37, 41; 39, 36; 42, 67;

43, 21. selecting and training of, 35, 105;

43, 110. problems of local sealer, 22, 62; 26, 18. program in a State department of agriculture, 40, 13. progress in Puerto Rico, 42, 90. report forms, 34, 76; 41, 35. salary schedule, 37, 41; 39, 36; 42, 67;

43, 21. salesmanship, 27, 69. school, novel form of, 30, 32. schools, why? 41, 120.

seals, approval, 39, 65. standards:

of the United States, history of, 1,

6. proposed legislation on, 27, 1. resolutions on, 27, 109; 28, 137. State, resolutions on, 40, 124; 44,

114. used by Air Force, 45, 61. supervision, 42, 6. consumers' interest in, 27, 16. survey by Department of Agriculture,

27, 16; 28, 28; 29, 48. week, reports on, 43, 25; 44, 19; 45,

19. resolutions on, 43, 107; 44, 115. Wheel-load:

scales, specifications, tolerances, and

regulations for, 38, 89.

Wheel-load—Continued

weighers:

protection of highways by, 15,

26; 24, 123.

specifications, tolerances, and regulations for, 19, 156. testing of, 19, 151. Wholesale liquid-measuring devices:

testing drafts for, 38, 93. tolerances for, 38, 94; 42, 83. Why weights and measures schools? 41,

120. Wine, Federal quantity requirements

for, 41, 23. Wiping cloths, 34, 124; 35, 122; 37, 55. Wood:

pulp, method of sale of, 42, 102.

sale of, 12, 61. Working together for the consumer's

protection, 44, 105. Workload statistics, 42, 115. Wrapped meats: marking of net weight on, 12, 145;

14, 45; 20, 121; 35, 148; 36, 71; 36, 88. resolution on, 42, 158. shrinkage of, 20, 121. Wrapping tissue, method of sale of, 40, 99. Y-Z

Yard, international, 44, 9. resolution on, 44, 114. Zero-load tolerance for scales, 44, 91.

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A

Adams, 0. C, The Great Atlantic &

Pacific Tea Co.: Weights and measures aspects of chain-store operation, 21, 79. Alexandeb, Hon. Joshua W., Secre- tary of Commerce:

Address, 13, 57. Algeo, J. S., Glass Container Association

of America:

Standardization of packages, 29, 117. Allen, K. C, Hobart Manufacturing

Co.: Fundamentals of scale design, 27, 55. An automatic prepackaging scale, 41,

52. Allen, L. J., Chief Inspector of Weights

and Measures, City of Seattle, Wash.:

Heavy-capacity platform scales—ap- paratus and methods for field tests, 18, 63. Alsberg, C. L., U.S. Department of Agriculture:

Enforcement of net-weight amendment to the Food and Drugs

Act, 9, 18; 12, 148. Anderson H. L., Federal Trade Commission: Work of the Federal Trade Commission relating to weights and

measures, 22, 42. Andbesen, Hon. August H., Member

of Congress, third district, Minnesota: Weights and measures prosecutions,

19, 89. Astin, A. V., National Bureau of Standards: Address, 37, 2. President's address, 37, 71; 38, 4; 39,

3; 40, 4; 41, 3; 42, 1; 43, 6; 44,

7; 45, 7.

627276—62 4 4

Austin, G. F., Sealer of Weights and

Measures, City of Detroit, Mich.:

Inspection and regulation of taxi- meters, 12, 85. Calibration of vehicle tanks in Detroit, Mich., 17, 94. Heavy-capacity platform scales—ap- paratus and methods for field

tests, 18, 55. Transmission drive for taximeters,

19, 31. Marked weight and shrinkage of hams and other wrapped meats,

20, 124. Austin, G. F., Jr., Assistant Supervisor, Bureau of Weights and Measures,

City of Detroit, Mich.:

Inspection of weights and measures

in pharmacies, 23, 74.

, Supervising Inspector of Weights and Measures, City of

Detroit, Mich.:

Broken glass, 29, 31.

, Deputy Sealer of Weights

and Measures, City of Detroit, Mich.:

Flour weights, 37, 7. Prepackaged foods, 38, 12. B

Bacigalupo, A. W., Inspector of Weights

and Measures, City of Memphis,

Tenn.: Safeguarding the merchant, 18, 44. Badgee, H. L., National Bureau of Standards: National Bureau of Standards railway track scale activities, 41, 142. Bakee, C. A., Director, Bureau of Weights and Measures, State of New York: Frozen foods, 33, 17. Check-weighing scales, 39, 29.

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Baker, H. W., Ohmer Fare Register Co.: Transmission drive for taximeters,

20, 83. Barnard, F. G., Sealer of Weights and

Measures, City of Battle Creek,

Mich.:

Regulations for the weighing of coke,

11, 159. Barnard, H. E., American Institute of Baking:

Bread legislation from the standpoint

of the baker, 14, 24. Divergence of bread-labeling requirements, 16, 98. Application of scientific methods of law enforcement, 17, 63. Proposed tolerances for loaves of bread, 18, 143. Barnes, Miss Margaretta, Hutzler

Bros.: Department-store control of fabric measurement, 20, 8. Barrett, H. F., Buffalo Meter Co.: Testing of gasoline meters in the

factory, 21, 126. Barron, R. F., Commissioner of Weights

Measures, State of Minnesota:

Detecting shortages, securing evi- dence, and prosecuting offenders, 14, 50. Sale of service on the basis of weight

or measure, 16, 23. Batcheller, H. M., National Scale Men's Association:

Activities of the National Scale Men's Association, 29, 30. Bateman, C. F., Wayne Pump Co.: Remarks on requirement for sight

glasses on retail liquid fuel dispensers, 40, 80. Baucom, C. D., Superintendent of Weights and Measures, State of North Carolina: A study of the promulgation of rules and regulations as applied to the various States of the Union,

25, 38. Air elimination for vehicle-tank

meters, 26, 106. Vehicle-scale testing equipment, 28,

99; 31, 69. The function and operation of sightglasses, 30, 15; 40, 79.

Baucom, C. D.—Continued

Remarks on graduating the indicating elements of scales in tenth pounds, 39, 60. Remarks on proving LP-gas liquid meters, 40, 75. Remarks on requirement for sight

glasses on retail liquid fuel dispensers, 40, 79. Baumes, H. L., League of Virginia

Municipalities:

The training of public officials, 26, 22. Beacham, L. M., Food and Drug

Administration: Current position of the Food and

Drug Administration regarding

the labeling of packing house

products, 43, 96. Prominence and conspicuousness of quantity statements on package

labels, 43, 125. Bean, H. S., Member Joint ASMEAPI Committee for Volumetric

Research: A tentative code on the installation,

proving, and operation of positive displacement meters in liquid

hydrocarbon service, 32, 71.

, National Bureau of Standards: Research program on volumeters of the ASME Special Research

Committee on Fluid Meters,

29, 45. Instruments for commercial measure- ment of liquefied petroleum

gases, 30, 62. Bearce, H. W., National Bureau of Standards:

Glass graduates suitable for weights

and measures officials, 9, 126. Necessity for tolerances in excess as well as in deficiency, 18, 110. The Annual Assay Commission, 25, 122. Parking meters, 28, 21. Corrections to standards, 30, 114. Beaton, C. V., Shell Eastern Petroleum

Products, Inc.: Merchandising motor oil in sealed

bottles. 24, 20.

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Beck, T. C, Assistant Director, Marketing Division, State of Oklahoma:

Problems involved in setting up a new weights and measures organization, 35, 103. Behemann, J. F., National Association

of Retail Grocers: Irregular or diversified packing of farm products, 21, 53. Bell, Raymond, U. S. Department of Agriculture:

Wholesale sale of milk and cream, and

the Babcock test, 19, 13. Benjamin, Feed, Superintendent of Standards, State of Illinois: Operation of compulsory sales-byweight statutes, 19, 59. BerkAj Frank, Deputy Sealer of Weights

and Measures, City and County of Los Angeles, Calif.: Testing of gasoline meters in the field, 21, 112. Bernard, J. A., Commissioner of Weights

and Measures, City of St. Louis, Mo.:

Quantity declarations on packaged

soap products, 34, 79. Berry, G. L., Superintendent of Weights

and Measures, County of Monmouth, N. J.: Seasonal aspects of county weights

and measures administration, 22,

62. Berryman, Nalls, Superintendent,

Weights and Measures Division,

State of Florida: Testing equipment for LPG measuring devices, 35, 62. Beyhan, S. J., American Feed Manufacturers Association: Remarks on trading in grains by

weight, 42, 97. Blatt, Miss Genevieve, Secretary of Internal Affairs, State of Pennsylvania: Address, 41, 5; 44, 12. Blickley, J. F., Director, Bureau of Standard Weights and Measures,

State of PennsylvaniaLiquefied petroleum gas, units of measurement, 34, 22. Should word "net" be mandatory in quantity statements? 37, 12.

Blood, F. E., U.S. Department of Agriculture: Current position of the U.S. Department of Agriculture regarding

the labeling of poultry and poultry products, 45, 71. Booth, J. R., Sealer of Weights and

Measures, City of Haverhill, Mass.: Portable testing equipments for

large-capacity meters and vehicle- tank compartments, 26, 113. Botjghner, W. W., Supervisor, Division

of Weights and Measures, State of Michigan: Care and use of primary State standards, 34, 135. Bousfield, A., E. & T. Fairbanks &

Co.: Design and construction of scales, 8, 123. Development in heavy track-scale construction, 11, 97. Heavy-capacity platform scales—ap- paratus and methods for factory

tests, 18, 65. Development of industry, 21, 99. Development of large-capacity scales, 24, 99. Bowman, A. P., Oscar Mayer & Co.: Quantity control on production lines, 43, 97. Bowman, D. L., U.S. Department of

Agriculture:

Scales under expanded packers and

stockyards jurisdiction, 44, 125. Boyd, W. C, Chief, Sanitary Bedding

Section, Division of Weights and

Measures, Board of Health, State of Indiana:

Communications in weights and measures enforcement, 44, 41. Boyer, L. R., Fairbanks, Morse & Co.: Plate-fulcrum principle in scale construction, 20, 11. Boyle, J. A., Sealer of Weights and

Measures, Portland, Maine:

Supervision over domestic sales of

fuel oil, 33, 161. Bradley, R. 0., Toledo Scale Co.: Belt conveyor scales, 37, 65. Brady, Mrs. Mildred E., Consumers

Union:

Twentieth century problems in equity

in quantity, 45, 109. 47
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Brand, Hon. Charles, Member of Congress, Seventh District, Ohio: Standard weight bread law, 17, 59;

19, 83. Brandly, P. J., U.S. Department of Agriculture: U.S. regulations—weights and measures—poultry, 36, 85. Bren neman, O. E., Chief Deputy Sealer, Bureau of Weights and Measures,

Stale of Ohio: Not in the book, 28, 5. Brenton, J. E., Chief, Bureau of Weights and Measures, State of California: Testing equipment for LPG measuring devices, 35, 53. Wiping cloths, 37, 55. Bridge, M. A., Sealer of Weights and

Measures, City of Columbus, Ohio: Use of auxiliary automobile tanks for checking gasoline deliveries, 19,

101. Bridgeman, O. C, Research Associate

at the National Bureau of Standards for the Society of Automotive

Engineers:

Dissolved air in gasoline, 22, 112. Briggs, C. A., National Bureau of Standards: Platform scales, 7, 146. Car weighing, 7, 162. Distribution of the load among the various points of support of a

scale platform, 7, 169. Notes on scales, 8, 135. Report of railroad track scale tests conducted by the Bureau of Standards, 10, 82. Developments in specifications for railroad track scales, 12, 107.

, U. S. Department of Agriculture: Heavy-capacity platform scales—ap- paratus and methods for field tests, 18, 55. Problems in livestock weighing, 19,

40. Briggs, L. J., National Bureau of Standards:

President's address, 26, 1; 28, 1; 31,

13.

Briggs, L. J. —Continued

A proposal for legislation to fix the standards of weights and measures in the United States, 27, 1. Progress in the standardization of large-capacity scales, 29, 1. Fay Stanley Holbrook—in memoriam, 30, 1. National unity in the administration

of weights and measures, 30, 6. Resignation, 32, 4.

;—, Director Emeritus, National Bureau of Standards: Review of Conference accomplishments, 32, 7. Remarks, 34, 112; 35, 43. Brinkley, P. C, National Association

of State Departments of Agriculture:

Address, 43, 89. Brode, W. R., National Bureau of Standards: Remarks, 38, 75. Brooks, H. B., National Bureau of Standards: Testing of electric meters, 10, 52. Brooks, P. C, Scale and Balance Manufacturers' Association: Manufacturers' attitude toward ap- proval of type, 15, 72. Bruckart, William, Western Newspaper Union:

Dollar justice, 30, 100. Bryant, G. H., Frozen Food Institute, Inc.: Frozen foods, 33, 29. Bulson, C. H., Sealer of Weights and

Measures, County of Jefferson, N.Y.:

Publicity as a means of increasing

cooperation and efficiency, 17,

91. Burgess, G. K., National Bureau of Standards:

President's address, 17, 2; 18, 1; 19,

1; 20, 32; 21, 1; 22, 1; 23, 1; 24, 1. Bussey, W. S., Chief, Division of Weights

and Measures, State of Texas: The State aids in strengthening the

local departments in Texas, 26,

27. Licensing of scale mechanics, 28, 38. Frozen foods, 33, 35.

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Bus set, W, S., National Bureau of Standards: Care and use of State primary standards, 34, 132. Improving the service of the National Bureau of Standards Office of Weights and Measures to officials and manufacturers, 35, 154. Report as Secretary of Conference,

37, 1. Remarks as Secretary of Conference,

40, 125. Report on LPG meter testing—progress and experimental test-setup, 42, 72. Butler, B. J., Commissioner, Depart- ment of Agriculture, State of Kentucky:

The task ahead, 43, 69. Full measure, 44, 73. c

Campbell, Carlos, National Canners

Association: Standardization of packages, 29, 85. Campbell, Mbs. Pebsia, Consumer

Counsel to the Governor, State of New

York:

Legislation in the consumer interest, 43, 31. Campbell, V. D., Deputy State Sealer, State of Ohio: The testing of wheel-load weighers,

35, 133.

, Supervisor, Division of Weights and Measures, Department

of Agriculture, State of Ohio: Keeping laws and regulations modern,

43, 115. Cabey, D. J., National Association of Commissioners, Secretaries, and Directors of Agriculture:

Address, 42, 6. Cabey, L. C, U.S. Department of Agriculture: The Byrd bill to consolidate Federal

standard-container legislation, 25, 107. Dimensional method of testing containers for fruits and vegetables,

28, 128. 49

Caepentee, G. E., Supervisor, Division

of Weights and Measures, State of Vermont:

Vehicle tanks, 33, 70. Carpenter, R. G.. The Great Atlantic &

Pacific Tea Co.: Prepackaged perishable commodities—the marketer's viewpoint,

35, 84. Carter, T. A., Supervisor, Division of Standards, State of Washington:

Sale of peat moss, 37, 54. Cheyney, A. R., Post Office Department:

Post Office Department program for checking and maintaining accu- racy of scales in service, 28, 171. Christie, S. H., Jr., Senior Inspector, Division of Weights and Measures,

State of New Jersey: Strain-load tests and build-up tests, 35, 156.

, Deputy Superintendent, Division of Weights and Measures, Department of Law and Public Safety,

Stale of New Jersey: Qualifying terms used with quantity

statements, 43, 128. Clark, W. D., Fairbanks, Morse & Co., and Past President, NSMA:

A report from the National Scale Men's Association, 34, 42. Clarke, W. G., Pure Oil Co.: Merchandising motor oil in sealed

bottles, 24, 16. Cleveland, R. S., National Bureau of Standards:

Basis weights for paper and textiles, 35, 139. Cluett, W. F., Chief Deputy Inspector

of Weights and Measures, City of Chicago, III.: Method of keeping sealers' records,

7, 90. Proposed bread weight legislation

in Illinois, 14, 30. Enforcing sales-by-weight legislation

and the elimination of the dry

measure, 15, 17. Organization and conduct of city and

county departments of weights

and measures, 16, 34. Method of test of taximeters in Chicago, 17, 117. Supervision of weighmasters, 18, 12.
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Condon, E. U., National Bureau of Standards:

President's address, 32, 6; 33, 1; 34,

1; 35, 1; 36, 1. National Bureau of Standards train- ing course program, 33, 5. Considine, D. M., Brown Instrument

Co.: Some aspects of industrial weighing,

33, 107. Corwin, A. W., Sealer of Weights and

Measures, County of Allegany, N. Y.: Marked weight and shrinkage of hams and other wrapped meats

20, 127. A periodical on weights and measures by the sealers' association, 21, 71. Log rules, 23, 128. Cosby, C. R., Label Manufacturers

National Association: Standardization of packages, 29, 121. Cottom, C. O., Supervising Inspector

of Weights and Measures, Depart- ment of Agriculture, State of Michigan:

Administrative problems—relations between the official and the manufacturers and dealers in weighing and measuring devices,

42, 107. Craig, J. H., Deputy Secretary of Inter- nal Affairs, State of Pennsylvania:

Mandatory net-content marking of

all commodities in package form,

19, 121. Crawford, H. E., Inspector of Weights

and Measures, City of Jacksonville,

Fla.: The problems of a local sealer in a State not having a State de- partment of weights and measures, 26, 18. Parallax, 30, 131. Chairman's address, 45, 4. Crews, Major P. W., Executive Officer, Department of State Police, State of Virginia:

Philosophy of law enforcement, 45, 87. Crittenden, E. C, National Bureau of Standards: Address, 25, 1. Federal aid in weights and measures

programs, 34, 108.

Crittenden, E. C.—Continued

Address—international organization on metrology, 37, 19. Report on proposed international conference on legal metrology,

38, 72. Crocker, D. A., The Tissue Association,

Inc.: A report from the Tissue Association

32, 54. Cronin, P. D., U.S. Department of Agriculture: Federal laws in relation to short weight in interstate commerce,

19, 160; 19, 166. Cruikshank, J. F., Fairbanks, Morse & Co.: Automatic-indicating scales—printed

weight indications and remote

weight indications, 30, 19. Cummings, J. J., Inspector of Standards,

State of Massachusetts: Testing leather-measuring machines,

15, 44. Testing of clinical thermometers, 19,

52. Methods adopted for regulation of new types of devices, 20, 49. Curry, T. C, U.S. Department of Agricidiure:

Regulatory responsibilities of the

Fruit and Vegetable Branch,

U.S.D.A., 33, 133. D

Dalziel, W. A., Deputy Sealer of Weights and Measures, State of Oregon:

Progress of weights and measures in the far west, 18, 69. Regulating the sale of eggs in Oregon,

19, 118. Daniels, J. M., Chief Inspector of Weights and Measures, Department

of Agricidture, State of Michigan:

Testing equipments for large-capacity

scales, methods employed, and

results obtained, 26, 59. Dartt, C. E., Columbia Scale Co.: Use and abuse of person-weighing

scales, 23, 126.

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D'Auria, Alfred, Deputy Attorney

General, Department of Law and

Public Safety, State of New Jersey: State authority in package control, 43,

103. Davis, H. N., Deputy Commissioner of Weights and Measures, State of Vermont: Flood conditions as affecting weights

and measures officials in New

England, 21, 153. Testing vehicle-tank compartments

by liquid meters, 23, 112.

, Supervisor, Division of Weights and Measures, State of Vermont:

Vehicle-scale testing equipment, 31,

69. Dawson, J. J., Inspector of Standards,

State of Massachusetts: Testing of clinical thermometers, 19,

52. Promotion of interest in weights and

measures supervision by essay

contests among school children,

21, 62. Dewey, P. H., Secretary of Internal

Affairs, State of Pennsylvania:

Remarks, 24, 61. Diaz, A. E., Head, Division of Weights

and Measures, Economic Stabilization Administration, Commonwealth

of Puerto Rico: Weights and measures progress in Puerto Rico, 42, 90. Selecting and training new inspectors,

43, 110. Dickinson, H. C, National Bureau of Standards: Gasoline losses in storage and handling, 25, 55. Dickinson, Hon. John, Assistant Secretary of Commerce:

Address, 25, 61. Dietz, J. M., Superintendent of Weights

and Measures, County of Union, N.J.

Testing procedures for vehicle-tank compartments, 34, 126. DiPiero, Alfred, Superintendent of Weights and Measures, City of Camden, N.J. Our work in the field, 37, 45.

Diserio, M. J., Deputy Commissioner,

Department of Public Markets,

Weights, and Measures, City of New York, N.Y.:

Testing equipment for large-capacity

scales, methods employed, and

results obtained, 26, 50. Dobell, B. E., Safeway Stores, Inc.: Prepackaged produce, 41, 86. Downer, J. H., Secretary, National

Scale Men's Association: A report from the National Scale Men's Association, 36, 5. Downing, F. P., Chief Inspector of Weights and Measures, State of Wisconsin:

Creamery, prescription, and jewelers'

weighing and measuring appli- ances, 9, 39.

, U.S. Department of Agriculture: Movement toward obtaining standard

shipping containers for marketing fresh fruits and vegetables

12, 89. Drake, F. R., National Wholesale

Grocers' Association: Metric system, 9, 27. Draper, Hon. Ernest G., Acting

Secretary of Commerce:

Address, 26, 73. Durgin, W. A., National Bureau of Standards: Standardization and simplification,

16, 94. E

Egy, W. L., W. & L. E. Gurley:

Difficulties encountered by manufacturers of precision standards due to nonuniform requirements,

15, 102. Ellingwood, Lloyd, Toledo Scale Co.: "Selection, Installation, and Maintenance of Vehicle Scales"—

a

sound-slide treatment of Form

NBS 256, 30, 45. Emery, J. Q., Superintendent of Weights

and Measures, State of Wisconsin:

Maintenance of accuracy of scales in creameries, 17, 11.

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Emhardt, E. C, Supervisor, Bureau of Weights and Measures, County of Philadelphia, Pa.: A board of adjustment, 25, 95. Engelhard, C. H., Superintendent of Weights and Measures, County of Middlesex, N.J.: Vehicle-tank piping design, 31, 33. Epright, A. W., Pennsylvania Railroad: Railroad track scales, 6, 67. Railroad supervision of baggage and

freight scales, 18, 46. Plate-fulcrum master scale installa- tion at Altoona works of Pennsylvania Railroad, 20, 15. Ernst, M. L., Jewelers' Board of Trade,

New York, N.Y.:

Fraudulent marking of jewelry, 17,

140. Essig, A., National Meter Co.: Testing of gasoline meters in the

factory, 21, 119. Estes, H. R., Sealer of Weights and

Measures, City of Flint, Mich.:

Temperature as a factor in the meas- urement of gasoline, 16, 50. Heavy-capacity platform scales—ap- paratus and methods for field tests, 18, 63. Bottles for the sale of lubricating oil, 19, 17. Evers, C. F., National Association of Frozen Food Packers: Frozen foods, 33, 25. F

Fairchild, I. J., National Bureau of Standards: Commercial standards, 21, 66. Fakler, Herman, Millers' National

Federation: Flour weights, 38, 32. Faught, W. A., U.S. Department of Agriculture:

Hundredweight or bushel as a trad- ing unit for grain, 42, 94. Ferner, R. Y., National Bureau of Standards: Testing of capacity measures, 8, 181.

Ferris, C. H., National Bottle Manufacturers' Association: Divergence of requirements affecting

milk bottles, 15, 30. Fetherston, F. R., Liquefied Petroleum Gas Association, Inc.: Measurement problems of the liquefied petroleum gas distribution industry, 30, 65. Findlay, R. A., Deputy Inspector of Weights and Measures, Department

of Territorial Police, Territory of Alaska: Remarks, 42, 116.

, Inspector, Division of Weights and Measures, Department

of State Police, State of Alaska: Weights and measures in Alaska

the 49th State, 44, 69. Fischer, L. A., National Bureau of Standards: History of United States weights and

measures, 1, 6. Foreign weights and measures laws and regulations, 2, 35. Secretary's report, 5, 12; 6, 13; 7, 16; 8, 15; 9, 15; 10, 46; 11, 83;

12, 25; 13, 18. Mine scale work of the Bureau of Standards, 14, 57. Fitzgerald, F. F., Can Manufacturers

Institute, Inc.: Standardization of packages, 29, 112. Flaherty, Thomas, Sealer of Weights

and Measures, City and County of San Francisco, Calif.: Use of auxiliary automobile tanks for checking gasoline deliveries, 19,

99. Flurry, H. L., Chief, Division of Weights and Measures, State of Alabama:

Solving weights and measures problems in the South, 19, 73. Methods adopted for regulation of new types of devices, 20, 50. Foley, J. H., Superintendent of Weights

and Measures, State of New Jersey: Elimination of sales by gross weight,

16, 69.

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Foley, J. H.—Continued

New Jersey sale-by-weight law, 17, 37. Methods adopted for regulation of new types of devices, 20, 47. Foster, William, Sealer of Weights and

Measures, City of Springfield, Mass.:

Organization and conduct of city and

county departments of weights

and measures, 16, 36. Testing of gasolins meters in the field, 21, 104. Frisbie, W. S., U.S. Department of Agriculture: Net-content marking of packages

under Federal food and drugs

act, 24, 158. The weights and measures provisions

of the Copeland bill to revise the Federal food and drugs act, 25, 119. Weights and measures requirements

of the Federal food, drug, and

cosmetic act, 29, 5. General regulations of the Federal

food, drug, and cosmetic act, relative to net weight, 30, 135. Friz, Nelson, Esso Standard Oil Co. and Member, Joint ASME-API

Petroleum P.D. Meter Committee: Test procedures for liquid-measuring

devices—retail, 36, 27. Fullen, R. L., Chief Sealer of Weights

and Measures, City of Dallas, Tex.: Salesmanship in the weights and

measures field, 27, 69. Fuller, C. M., Sealer of Weights and

Measures, County of Los Angeles,

Calif.: Enforcement of bread legislation, in- cluding proper tolerances, 14,

37. Organization and conduct of city and

county departments of weights

and measures, 16, 39. Measurement of petroleum products,

19, 57. Devices for dispensing greases and

similar products, 20, 70. Equipment for testing large-capacity meters for petroleum products,

24, 41. Vehicle-scale testing equipment, 28,

96.

Fuller, C. M.—Continued

Weights and measures regulation of

liquefied petroleum gases, 30, 71. Testing liquefied petroleum gas meter

systems by the gravimetric

method, 31, 21. Financing a weights and measures

organization, 33, 145. LPG—problems encountered in test- ing metered systems, 34, 28. Selling weights and measures to top

government officials, 43, 112. Chairman's address, 44, 5. Fuller, H. J., National Scale Men's

Association: Report from National Scale Men's

Association, 43, 60. Fullmer, I. H., National Bureau of Standards: Gages and gaging, 24, 125. G

Gast, F. W., U.S. Treasury Department:

Weighing in the customs service, 18,

104. Gatewood, Lieut. Col. C. B., U.S. Army:

Work of the Ordnance Department,

12, 99. Gordon, B. B., Pennsylvania Railroad: Inspection and testing of track scales, 11, 62. Gordon, E. D., National Bureau of Standards: Progress of track-scale investigation,

12, 64. Gordon, L. J., Weights and Measures

Research Center, Denison University: National survey of State weights and

measures legislation, administration, and enforcement, 42, 60. Uniform reporting and records, 45,

134. Gould, R. E., Horological Institute of America:

Certification of watchmakers by the

Horological Institute of America,

27, 66. Graham, G. F., Streeter Amet Co.: Electronic scales, 38, 52.

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Greene, E. L., National Better Business

Bureau, Inc.: The business man and the weights and

measures official, 21, 93. Greene, F. M., Deputy Commissioner,

Food and Drug Commission, State of Connecticut: Duties of an inspector in a retail food

store, 35, 36.

, Chief, Division of Weights

and Measures, State of Connecticut: Farm milk tank testing, 39, 46. Griffith, C. P., S. F. Bowser & Co., Inc.

Testing of gasoline meters in the

factory, 21, 117. Air elimination for large-capacity

meters, 31, 25.

, Bowser, Inc.: Meter type gasoline pumps, 33, 79. Electromagnetic flowmeter, 39, 42. Griffith, S. T., Chief, Division of Weights and Measures, City of Baltimore, Md.:

Personal element in our work, 18, 170. How the public is educated in Baltimore, 20, 84. Calibrating vehicle tanks by largecapacity measures, 23, 115. The control of "bootleg" coal, 25, 129. Paper measure-containers, 28, 44. H

Hadlick, P. E., American Petroleum

Institute: Cooperation with weights and measures officials, 23, 29. Hall, Thomas, National Association of

Ice Cream Manufacturers: Methods of sale for ice cream, 19, 148. Halsey, F. A., American Institute of Weights and Measures: Metric system, 12, 112. Hammon, F. L., Director, Bureau of Weights and Measures, State of Idaho: New vehicle-scale testing equipment

of Idaho, 28, 19.

Hansen, Erling, Superintendent, Department of Weights and Measures,

State of Minnesota:

A program of livestock scale testing,

35, 111. Hardwice, Hon. Thomas W., Chair- man, Committee on Coinage, Weights,

and Measures, House of Representatives: Address, 7, 54. Harks, W. M., Bowser, Inc., Fort Wayne, Ind.: LPG dispensing equipment—retail, 36, 22. Harris, T. C, Jr., Supervisor, Weights

and Measures Section, Division of Markets, Department of Agriculture,

State of Virginia:

Why weights and measures training

schools? 41, 120. Harrison, M. J. J., American Railway

Engineering Association: Motor-truck scales and National

Scale Men's Association activities, 25, 88.

, National Bureau of Standards: Mine scales and mine-scale investigagation, 12, 161.

, National Scale Men's Association: Standardization activities of the N.S.M.A., 23, 136. End testing versus corner testing for motor-truck scales, 26, 64.

, Pennsylvania Railroad: Factors involved in large-capacity

weighing, 24, 147. Tolerances, 29, 12. Fay Stanley Holbrook—in rnemoriam, 30, 5. Weighbeams, 31, 71. Weighbeam maintenance, 35, 109. Hart, J. L., Gloucester Fisheries Association: Frozen fish, 33, 37. Hartigan, Joseph, Commissioner,

Mayor's Bureau of Weights and

Measures, City of New York, N.Y.:

Serialization of type, 9, 164.

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Hartmax, C. H., The Durman Company:

Simulated road test for taximeters,

40, 45. Harvey, J. L., Food and Drug Administration: Shrinkage on packaged wheat products, 34, 62. Working together for the consumer's

protection, 44, 105. Harvet, J. W. D., State Oil Laboratory,

State of Georgia:

Quantity of lubricating oil in sealed

cans, 41, 71. Haskell, W. C, Superintendent of Weights, Measures, and Markets,

District of Columbia:

Difference in the amount of a bushel

of a commodity when sold by

measure, 8, 109. Hassler, F. R., Director, Bureau of Laboratories, Department of Health,

State of Oklahoma:

Ferdinand Rudolph Hassler, 1770-

1843, 33, 137. Hawkins, C. E., Sealer of Weights and

Measures, City of Springfield, Mass.: Development of single-service measure-containers, 31, 41. Hawkinson, C. F., National Scale Men's

Association: N.S.M.A. Bulletin No. 1, on repair of heavy-capacity scales, 22, 33. Hatman, H. V., Assistant Sealer of Weights and Measures, City of Norfolk, Va.: Local "master" vehicle scales, 31, 90. Heaslip, W. B., Supervising Inspector

of Weights and Measures, City of

Detroit, Mich.:

Duties of an inspector in a service

station, 35, 30. Hedwall, F. H., Boston and Maine

Railroad:

Installation and maintenance of track

scales, 11, 73. Heim, J. R., Federal Trade Commission:

The Federal Trade Commission and

consumers, 45, 116. Heller, David, National Association of Scale Manufacturers: Remarks on educational publicity

program of the NASM, 39, 70.

Hem, H. O., Toledo Scale Co.: Automatic scales, 12, 73. Regulation of new types of devices,

20, 58. Activities of the National Scale Men's

Association, 28, 9. Hem, H. W., Toledo Scale Co.: A new scale-testing device, 21, 40. Automatic-indicating scales—printed

weight indications and remote

weight indications, 30, 26. Henrichson, W. T., Meter Inspector, Division of Weights and Measures,

State of Texas: Supervision of gas, electric, and water

meters in Texas, 21, 54. Henry, H. H., Commissioner of Weights

and Measures, State of Vermont:

Functions of a State sealer, 8, 177. Hessee, E. W., Senior Chemist, Weights

and Measures Division, State of North Carolina: Testing equipment for LPG measuring devices, 35, 65. Higbee, L. C, W. & L. E. Gurley:

Difficulties encountered by manufacturers of precision standards due

to nonuniform requirements, 15,

102. Hinds, Sherwood, St. Louis Pump &

Equipment Co.: Regulation of new types of devices,

20, 64. Hoffman, E. L., Socony-Vacuum Oil

Co., Inc.: Measurement of petroleum, 37, 23. Holbrook, F. S., National Bureau of Standards:

State legislation, resume, 7, 18. Weights and measures of Puerto Rico,

9, 138. Standard barrel law, 10, 176. History of legislation in re approval of type, 15, 66. Method of test in conformance with

specification No. 8 for liquidmeasuring devices, 15, 115. Present status of negotiations toward

obtaining uniform regulations for milk bottles, 16, 45. Decision of the United States Su- preme Court on Nebraska bread

law, 17, 51.

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Holbbook, F. S. —Continued

Practicability of proposed sale of commodities on basis of moisture-free

ingredients, 18, 154.

Visible devices for indication of full delivery, and drainage period of liquid-measuring devices, 20, 95. Report as Secretary of Conference

resume of State legislation, 22,

36. Drainage characteristics of lubricating-oil bottles, 24, 22. Present status of standard-weight

bread legislation, 24, 162. Newly installed motor-truck scales, 28, 88. Holland, P. L., Chief Engineer, Public

Service Commission, State of Maryland: The regulation of utility meters, 26,

145. Holmes, E. H., U.S. Department of Agric ulture: The use of vehicle scales in the highway planning survey, 27, 87. Holmes, John, Swift & Co.: Weighing in the meat-packing industry, 22, 56. Holton, E. B., Assistant Superintendent

of Weights and Measures, State of New Jersey: Supervision over the buying of old

gold, 25, 36. Holwell, J. J., Commissioner, Mayor's Bureau of Weights and Measures,

City of New York, N.Y.:

Federal regulation of weighing and

measuring devices, 12, 134. Weights and measures education in the schools, 13, 167. Relationship between weights and

measures officials, merchants, and

manufacturers, 15, 75. Manner of sale of cordage, 16, 71. Hoover, Hon. Herbert, Secretary of Commerce:

Address, 14, 79; 15, 25; 16, 76; 17,

135; 18, 74; 19, 116. Horigan, J. B., U.S. Department of Agriculture: Interstate status of package goods, 17,

47.

Horton, C. F., National Bureau of Standards: Method of test and inspection of vehicle scales developed by the National Bureau of Standards,

28, 75. Reminiscences, 31, 145. Hosch, G. C, Measuregraph Co.: Machine measurement for fabrics, 11,

117. Hovet, V. F., National Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers:

Shall ice cream be sold by weight?

View point of the manufacturer,

18, 129. Howard, H. E., Supervisor of Weights

and Measures, City of Miami, Fla.: Prepackaged merchandise, informative labeling and enforcement

procedures, 35, 91. LPG meter testing in Miami, Florida,

39, 52; 39, 70. Hoxie, W. M., John Wood Co.: Training schools for weights and

measures officials and service- men, 37, 64. Hubbard, H. D., National Bureau of Standards: Graphical presentation of data in annual reports, 23, 95. Hubbard, M. A., Supervisor of Weights

and Measures, State of Virginia:

Vehicle-scale testing equipment, 31,

70. Hubble, C. T., Food and Drug Administration: Report from the Food and Drug

Administration, 45, 101. Hunter, P. J., Chief Inspector, Bureau

of Weights and Measures, County of Allegheny, Pa.: Local "master" vehicle scales, 31, 89. Hutton, H. P., President, National

Association of Commissioners, Directors, and Secretaries of Agriculture,

and President, State Board of Agriculture, State of Oklahoma:

The weights and measures program

in a State department of agriculture, 40, 13

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I

Intermann, E. A. G., Jr., New Jersey

Retail Ice Cream and Candy Manufacturers' Association:

Shall ice cream be sold by weight?

Viewpoint of the retailer, 28, 133. Irvine, T. L., Superintendent of Weights,

and Measures and Oil Inspection,

City of Salt Lake City, Utah: Destination weighing of coal from the standpoint of the official, 14, 54.

J

Jackson, C. L., Chief, Division of Eco- nomic Practices, Department of

Agriculture, Siate of Wisconsin:

State-city weights and measures co- operation iD Wisconsin, 41, 116. Supervision of food package weights

in Wisconsin, 44, 121. Jacob, M., Director, Service de la Mitrologie, Ministere des Affaires Economiques, of Belgium:

Remarks on international organization on metrology, 39, 69. Jarrett, H. S., Commissioner of Weights

and Measures, State of West Virginia:

Scope and preparation of annual re- ports, 23, 92. State requirements for net-content marking of packages other than

food packages, 24, 42. Jensen, M. W., Sealer of Weights and

Measures, City of Madison, Wis.: The retail poultry market, 36, 78.

, National Bureau of Standards: Performance of inspectors and gasoline pumps, 38, 82. Weights and measures approval seals, 39, 65. Paper milk containers, 40, 103. Weights and measures approval seals, 40, 109. An experiment in farm milk tank

gaging and testing, 40, 112. Report on LPG meter testing—NBS

LPG meter prover, 42, 75.

Johnson, Hon. Btron L., Member

of Congress, Colorado: Statement, 45,

145. Johnson, C. G., Superintendent of Weights and Measures, State of California: Proper publicity for a weights and

measures department, 11, 45. Net weight, 13, 118. Johnson, G. L., Director, Division of Weights and Measures, State of Kentucky:

New weights and measures organization, public relations, 35, 107. Administrative problems—enforce- ment of package-marking re- quirements, 42, 109. Johnson, J. T., Metric Association,

Inc. : Metric system of weights and measures 43, 52. Johnson, W. B., Jr., Erie Meter

Systems, Inc.: Remote gasoline pumps, 38, 69. Jones, J. R., Commissioner of Agriculture, State of South Carolina: The responsibilities of the official to

his weights and measures association, 35, 94. Judson, L. V., National Bureau of Standards:

International Bureau of Weights and

Measures and general impressions of weights and measures

abroad, 17, 81. Testing of standards of length, 20,

28. K

Kanzer, Barnett, Director, Bureau

of Weights and Measures, State of New York:

Vehicle-scale testing equipment, 28,

100. Keay, William, Gilbert & Barker

Manufacturing Co.: Evolution of gasoline pumps, 39, 32. Keene, A., United States Taximeter

Corporation:

Transmission drive for taximeters,

19, 34.

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Kelly, Dennis, Sealer of Weights

and Measures, City of Bridgeport, Conn: Heavy-capacity platform scales

apparatus and methods for field tests, 18, 57. Kennedy, J. T., Director, Department

of Weights, Measures, and Markets,

District of Columbia:

Methods of sale of ice cream, 33, 73. Prepack meat counters, 36, 71.

, Chief, Weights, Measures,

and Markets, District of Columbia:

Remarks on reweighing prepackaged

meats, 39, 28. Kennedy, L. L., Standard Oil Company

of New Jersey: The distribution of LPG, 33, 86.

, Weights and Measures Committee, American Petroleum Institute: Progress report on LPG meter testing,

39, 54. Kennedy, Ridgway, International Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers: Standardization of ice-cream cans, brick molds, and cartons, 22, 24. Kennedy, V. C, Jr., Executive Director, University of Oklahoma Research

Institute, State of Oklahoma:

Establishing a Bureau of Standards in Oklahoma, 45, 137. Kennedy, V. C, Sr., National Scale Men's Association: Report from the National Scale Men's Association, 40, 12. Kerlin, W. A., Sealer of Weights and

Measures, County of Alameda, Calif: Ice cream—sale by weight, 36, 35. Testing of vehicle-tank meters, 37, 66. Kerr, R. H., U.S. Department of Agriculture:

Supervision over meats and meat

products under the Federal Meat

Inspection Act, 26, 132. Kirschbaum, N. E., Supervisor, Weights

and Measures Section, Department

of Agriculture, State of Wisconsin:

Improving weights and measures

administration in the United

States, 42, 50.

Klein, Hon. Julius, Assistant Secretary

of Commerce:

Address, 23, 57. Klocker, C. L., Inspector of Weights

and Measures, State of Connecticut:

Vehicle-scale testing equipment, 28, 94; 31, 67. Retail sale of commodities by weight

or measure, 29, 16. Klueter, Harry, Assistant Dairy and

Food Commissioner, State of Wisconsin: Regulation of sale of ice cream in Wisconsin, 18, 137. Krach, Louis, Chief Engineer, Service

of Instruments of Measure, Ministry

of Industry and Commerce, Republic

of France: Weights and measures administration

in France, 44, 77. Kremer, C. J., Retail Bakers' Association of America:

Bread-weight legislation and the

retail baker, 16, 104. Kyrk, Miss Hazel, American Home

Economics Association: Standardization of packages, 29, 85. L

Lamb, J. G., Scott Paper Co.: Need of a uniform method of marking

toilet paper, 11, 113. Lamont, Hon. Robert P., Secretary

of Commerce:

Address, 22, 47. Lang, M. L., Commissioner of Weights

and Measures, State of Indiana:

Sealed cans for dispensing lubricating

oil, 25, 65. Larson, Fred, Shell Oil Co.: Remarks on Shell Oil Co. LP-gas

liquid meter prover, 40, 75. Lawrence, David, The United States Daily:

The press and the official, 20, 39. Radio talk on National Conference on Weights and Measures, 20, 67. Lawrence, E. K., Baltimore and Ohio

Railroad: Origin and destination weighing of coal in carload lots, 16, 123.

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Lazo, Hector, Cooperative Food Distributors of America:

Standardization of packages, 29, 89. Lee, E. P., General Foods Corporation: Factors contributing to package fill variation, 40, 35.

Statistics in quantity control of packages, 41, 57. Leithatjser, G. H., Senior Assistant Superintendent of Weights and Measures, City of Baltimore, Md.:

Charges for rug cleaning, 35, 143. Retail sale of bar soap, 36, 62. Net-weight markings of packages and

cans of tobacco, 37, 51. Letzkus, C. R., National Scale Men's

Association:

Activities of the National Scale Men's

Association, 27, 71. Levitt, J. J., Superintendent, Division

of Standards, State of Illinois: Testing equipments for large-capacity

scales, methods employed, and

results obtained, 26, 54. Levy, I. M., Sealer of Weights and

Measures, City of Chicago, III.: Systematized package supervision,

34, 103. Standardization of food packages,

37, 14. Canned poultry, 39, 31. Chicago plan for consumer education

43, 23. Lewis, H. B., Brown and Sharpe

Manufacturing Co.: The viewpoint of industry concerned

with interchangeable manufacturing toward the proposal to standardize the inch, 28, 2. Liles, J. E., Inspector of Weights and

Measures, State of Texas:

Vehicle-scale testing equipment, 28,

95. Lindsay, C. A., Howe Scale Co.: Heavy-capacity platform scales—ap- paratus and methods for factory

tests, 18, 67. Lohmann, Henry, National Association

of Retail Grocers: The retail grocer, 23-, 69.

Lundeen, David, Weighmaster, Track and Hopper Scale Department, State

of Minnesota, and President, National Scale Men's Association: Grain weighing, 37, 30. Luther, Harold, National Fisheries

Institute: Frozen fish, 33, 40. Lutze, August, Sealer of Weights and

Measures, City of Sheboygan, Wis.: Cooperation between State and local weights and measures departments, 16, 28. Lynch, J T., Millers' National Federation: Progress report on packaging of flour, 41, 72. Lyon, C. A., Director, Division of Markets and Standards, State of New Hampshire:

Tomatoes in retail cartons, 37, 5. Mac—Mc (See also M)

McAliister, A. S., National Bureau

of Standards: The labeling and certification plan in connection with Federal specifications, 25, 42. McBride, J. P., Director of Standards and Necessaries of Life, State of Massachusetts: Fay Stanley Holbrook—in memoriam,

30, 3. Chairman's address, 43, 4. McCarty, J. G., National Scale Men's

Association:

Activities of the National Scale Men's

Association, 30, 78. McClintock, J. H., Esso Standard

Oil Co.: Petro-chemicals—their composition,

handling, and quantity control, 41, 31. McDade, H. J., Sealer of Weights and

Measures, County of San Diego,

Calif.: Farm holding tanks, 37, 20. Quantity statements on rolls of wall- paper, 41, 122.

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McDowell, D. N., Director of Agriculture, State of Wisconsin:

Moving ahead in accurate commercial measurement in the United

States, 45, 12. McGrady, W. B., Chief, Bureau of Standards, State of Pennsylvania:

Pennsylvania serialization law, 15, 60. MacIntosh, John, Suburban Rulane

Gas Co.: Suburban Rulane LP-gas liquid meter

prover, 40, 59. MacLean, A. D., Pittsburgh Equitable Meter Co.: Testing of gasoline meters in the

factory, 21, 122. MacLean, R. W., Director, Standards

Division, Department of Trade and

Commerce of Canada:

Weights and measures service in Canada, 36, 7. Central programme for weights and

measures in Canada, 42, 44. McLin, DeForest, Inspector of Weights

and Measures, County of Huntington, Ind.: The itinerant scale mechanic, 24, 154. McPherson, A. T., National Bureau

of Standards: Remarks, 38, 62; 40, 50; 42, 105. Services of the National Bureau of Standards, 39, 39. McWilliams, Arthur, Chief, Division

of Dairies and Foods, State of Ohio: Elimination of short weight and

measure, 17, 85. M (See also Mac—Mc)

Mackall, J. N., Maryland State Roads

Commission:

Protection of highways by means

of portable weighing devices,

15, 26. Macurdy, L. B., National Bureau of Standards: Standards of mass, 36, 42.

M agoffin, Ralph, Director, Bureau of Inspection, Department of Agriculture, State of South Carolina: Remarks as moderator of symposium

on packaged commodities, 41, 57. Maguire, Leonard, Fairbanks, Morse & Co., St. Johnsbury, Vt.: Belt conveyor scales, 36, 53. Maroney, E. J., Sealer of Weights and

Measures, City of New Haven, Conn. Problems arising in the supervision

of public markets, 16, 53. Heavy-capacity platform scales—ap- paratus and methods for field tests, 18, 58. Masters, D. W., Consumers Union of

U.S., Inc.: From John Quincy Adams to Madison

Avenue, U.S.A., 44, 99. Mayer, A. J., Director, Division of Weights and Measures, State of Louisiana:

New weights and measures organization—training, 35, 105. Mayer, Harry, National Scale Men's

Association:

Activities of the National Scale Men's

Association, 31, 18. Meads, A. H., Toledo Scale Co.: Proposed amendments to specifica- tions for scales, 11, 107. Meek, J. H., Director, Division of Markets, State of Virginia:

Marked weight and shrinkage of hams and other wrapped meats,

20, 121. Some comments on cooperation among

weights and measures officials, 21, 60. How are the benefits of State-wide

inspection best to be secured?

26, 29. Proposed Federal legislation in rela- tion to the financing of weights

and measures inspections, 27, 25. Federal aid in weights and measures

programs, 34, 105.

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Meek, R. E., Chief, Bureau of Weights

and Measures, State of Indiana:

The appearance in trade of liquid measures of nonstandard sizes, 27, 103. Vehicle-scale testing equipment, 31,

67.

, Director, Division of Weights

and Measures, State of Indiana:

Remarks as Moderator of symposium

on proving LPG liquid metering

systems, 40, 51. Statement as Chairman-elect of National Conference, 45, 145. Meith, E. V., Eli Lilly & Co.: The big change to the metric system,

43, 57. Meredith, Francis, Director of Standards, State of Massachusetts: Testing vehicle-tank meters, 23, 108. Equipment for testing large-capacity

scales, 24, 136. Meter, J. F., National Bureau of Standards: Labeling of incandescent-filament

lamps, 28, 13. Miller, I. L., Commissioner of Weights

and Measures, State of Indiana:

Attitude of the Middle West toward

the abolition of bushel weights,

16, 82. Enforcement of the Indiana bread law,

17, 40. Operation of compulsory sales-byweight statutes, 19, 61. Observations on certain air-operated

gasoline-meter installations, 22,

104. Sale of chemically treated coal, 23, 66. Equipment for testing large-capacity

scales, 24, 130. Mills, J. B., Ohmer Fare Register, Co.: Transmission drive for taximeters,

19, 36. Milstead, K. L., Food and Drug

Administration:

Legibility of quantity declaration on packaged commodities, 41, 77. Moller, Col. I. L., Traffic Department,

District of Columbia:

Portable devices designed for deter- mining the axle loads of loaded

trucks on highways, 19, 151. 627276—62 5 C

Montgomery, D. E., U.S. Department

of Agriculture: Consumers' interest in adequate

weights and measures supervision, 27 „ 16. Surveying weights and measures from

the consumers' viewpoint, 28, 28. The consumer looks at weights and

measures administration, 29, 48. Moore, C. R., Federal Trade Commission: Federal Trade Commission, its authority, its activities, 44, 93. Moore, E. V., Assistant Commissioner,

Department of Agriculture and

Markets, State of New York: Mutual public relations problems of weights and measures officials and American agriculture, 34, 56. Moore, G. B., Chief Inspector of Weights

and Measures, County of Allegheny, Pa.: Organization and conduct of city and

county departments of weights

and measures, 16, 41. Heavy-capacity platform scales—ap- paratus and methods for field tests, 18, 64. Moore, G. D., Gasoline Pump Manufacturers Association:

Testing, servicing, and repair of liquid-measuring devices, 30, 121. The gasoline pump industry—one

year after the war, 32, 56. Moran, J. J., Kimble Glass Co.: The manufacture of precision glass- ware, 31, 54. Pharmaceutical graduates, 45, 41. Morey, F. C, National Bureau of Standards: Vapor meters, 35, 159. Morgan, C. C, Sealer of Weights and

Measures, City of Gary, Ind.: A novel form of weights and measures

school, 30, 32.

, National Scale Men's

Association: Report from National Scale Men's

Association, 39, 15. Morsell, N. T., U.S. Treasury Depart- ment: Quantity requirements for tobacco

under Federal alcohol and to- bacco tax regulations, 41, 27.
INDEX BY NAMES OF SPEAKERS

Moss, J. E., American Petroleum Institute: Report of central committee on auto- motive transportation of the API, 32, 23. Vehicle tanks, 33, 60. Mote, J. M., Assistant Chief Inspector

of Weights and Measures, State of Ohio: Reasons for standard-weight loaves

of bread and enforcement of Ohio

standard-weight bread law, 15,

88. Mueller, E. F., National Bureau of Standards: Testing of clinical thermometers, 19,

48. Mueller, Hon. Frederick H., Secre- tary of Commerce: Address, 45, 1. MtjHE, Walter, Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt of Germany:

Some aspects of legal metrology in Germany, 43, 11. Murphy, J. A., Assistant Deputy Attor- ney General, State of New Jersey: Technicalities in weights and measures

court cases, 38, 63. Murphy, R. W., U.S. Department of Commerce: NPA regulations and weighing and

measuring devices, 36, 56. N

Nagel, Hon. Charles, Secretary of Commerce and Labor: Address, 5, 8; 6, 111; 7, 11. Neale, C. C, Commissioner of Weights

and Measures, State of Minnesota:

Seals and methods of sealing, 8, 204. Demonstration showing the necessity of maintaining scale levers

level and lever connections

plumb, 9, 34. Weight standardization of bread, 13,

115. — , Toledo Scale Co.: Weighing in industry, 19, 120.

, Wayne Pump Co.: Fay Stanley Holbrook—in memoriam, 30, 4.

Neale, R. J., U.S. Department of Agriculture: State cooperation in a national pro- gram, 39, 19. Nelson, Mrs. Helen E., Consumer

Counsel, Governor's Office, State of California: Weights and measures in California

a consumer view, 45, 126. Nelson, M. A., Chief, Division of Foods

and Standards, Department of Agriculture, State of Michigan:

Following through on Conference

actions, 43, 120. Nicholas, J. E., Indiana Motor Truck

Association: Highway truck weighing, 38, 25. Norgord, C. P., Assistant Commissioner

of Agriculture and Markets, State of New York: Some observations on weights and

measures administration, 23, 48. o

Oakley, C. H., Inspector of Weights and

Measures, State of Wyoming:

Adjustments by weights and measures

officials, 34, 163. O'Keefe, James, Sealer of Weights and

Measures, City of Chicago, III.: Chicago ordinance in relation to vehicle-tank meters and the en- forcement thereof, 26, 104. Recent decisions involving the Chi- cago weighmaster ordinance, 27,

11. Fay Stanley Holbrook—in memoriam,

30, 3. Directing the personnel of a weights

and measures department, 31, 7. Vehicle-scale testing equipment, 31,

70. O'Meara, A. C, Swift and Co.: Shrinkage losses in food products, 43,

79. O'Neill, J. L., Inspector, Division of Weights and Measures, Board of Agriculture, State of Kansas: Second annual national weights and

measures week, 44, 19.

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Osborne, R. A., Food and Drug Administration: Frozen foods, 33, 21. P

Paddock, J. M., Superintendent of Standards, State of Illinois: Vehicle scales—testing equipment and

procedures, 33, 112. Palmer, A. W., U.S. Department of Agriculture:

Sale of cotton by net weight, and

standardization of the bale, 23,

22. Parron, J. A., Assistant Sealer of Weights and Measures, City of Norfolk, Va.:

Special test for vehicle tank meters,

39, 57. Parrt, William, National Bureau of Standards: Notes on digest of weights and measures cases, 21, 155. Legal status of rules and regulations

as established by decisions of the

courts, 22, 1 32. Patterson, Hon. Richard C, Jr., Assistant Secretary of Commerce:

Address, 28, 41. Paul, Lawrence, Chief, Bureau of Weights and Measures, City of Richmond, Va.: Problems arising in the supervision

of public markets, 16, 58. Payne, W. A., Sealer of Weights and

Measures, County of Monroe, N.Y.: Equipment for testing large-capacity

scales, 24, 133. Pearson, J. C, Food and Drug Administration: Accuracy requirements for quantity

declaration on packaged commodities, 41, 82. Peet, R. W., Association of American

Soap and Glycerine Producers, Inc.: Quantity declarations on packaged

soap products, 34, 82.

Peffer, E. L., National Bureau of Standards: Proposed method for testing milk and

cream bottles, 16, 47. Gauging of fuel-oil storage tanks, 19,

22. Methods for investigating reported

short deliveries of fuel oil, 22, 96. Peiser, H. S., National Bureau of Standards:

State mass standards, 45, 45. Perkins, Hon. Randolph, Chairman,

Committee on Coinage, Weights, and

Measures, House of Representatives:

Address, 23, 46. Peterson, H. E., Chemical Specialities

Manufacturers Association: Weights and measures in aerosol commodities, 45, 77. Pienkowsky, A. T., National Bureau of Standards: Testing standards of mass (office standards and test weights), 19,

103. Pisciotta, Alex, Deputy Commissioner,

Department of Public Markets,

Weights, and Measures, City of New

York, N.Y.:

Recently enacted ordinance requiring licensing of scale repairmen,

27, 62.

, Director, Bureau of Weights

and Measures, City of New York, N.Y.: Demonstration of fuel-oil metertesting equipment of the city of New York, 28, 17. Pommersheim, John, Rockwell Manufacturing Co.: Testing LPG measuring devices, 35,

73. Poppy, T. G., Controller of the Standards,

Standard Weights and Measures

Department, Board of Trade of England:

Development of weights and measures

control in the United Kingdom

42, 22.

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Powers, J. J., Supervisor, Bureau of Weights and Measures, County of Philadelphia, Pa.: Administrative problems—relations between State and local departments, 42, 105. Prause, J. H., Martin & Schwartz, Inc:. Price signs on gasoline service stations, 32, 107. 0

Queen, W. A., Food and Drug Administration: Recent activities of the Food and

Drug Administration regarding

short weight and deceptive packaging, 32, 11.R

Rafferty, J. J., Collector of Internal Revenue for the Philippine Islands: Weights and measures conditions in the Philippine Islands, 10, 50. Ragland, B. W., Chief, Bureau of Weights and Measures, City of Richmond, Va.:

Activities of bureau in Richmond,

18, 39. Gasoline meter installations in a ramp garage, 22, 79. Temperature of gasoline in under- ground storage, 25, 54. Promoting contests, 28, 125. Rask, R. O., National Scale Men's

Association: Recent activities of the National

Scale Men's Association, 26, 46. Rasmussen, Fred, National Association

of Ice Cream Manufacturers:

Shall ice cream be sold by weight?

Viewpoint of the manufacturer,

18, 122. Raymund, F. M., Assistant Sealer of Weights and Measures, County of Los Angeles, Calif.: Fabric-measuring devices, 39, 64. Reck, Dickson, Office for Emergency

Management:

The weights and measures officer and the program for national

defense, 31, 2.

Redfern, E. L., Sealer of Weights and

Measures, State of Iowa:

Training the prospective housewife,

19, 86. Redfield, Hon. William C, Secretary

of Commerce:

Address, 8, 12; 9, 11; 10, 13; 11, 13; 12, 119. Reed, E. E., Phillips Petroleum Co.: Phillips LP-gas liquid meter prover,

40, 52. Reed, W. E., Superintendent of Weights

and Measures, City of Newark, N. J.: The testing of beer barrels, 25, 113. Regar, R. S., Post Office Department:

Supervision of Post Office scales, 24,

97. Reichmann, Fritz, Superintendent of Weights and Measures, State of New York: Content of container law, 8, 79.

, (retired): Selection and maintenance of ap- paratus in industrial plants, 11,

51. Machine measurements in retail dry

goods stores, 13, 169. Renfrew, Paul, Ralph N. Brodie Co., Inc.: Testing equipment for large-capacity meters, 34, 38. Rice, T. D., Massachusetts Fisheries Association: Frozen fish, 33, 39. Richard, C. L., National Bureau of Standards: Test car accuracy, 18, 176. Two-draft weighing of motor-vehicle

loads, 28, 63. The effects on SR of packing pivots

and bearings with grease, 30, 88. Platform overhang of vehicle scales, 31, 92.

, National Scale Men's Association: Current activities of National Scale Men's Association, 24, 168.

, U.S. Department of Agriculture: Tests of livestock scales, 33, 57. Testing procedures for livestock

scales, 34, 50.

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Richard, C. L.—Continued

Developments in electronic weighing,

35, 43. Problems in livestock weighing supervision, 38, 46.

, Truck-Trailer Manufacturers Association: Current situation in highway axle- load weighing, 41, 1 45. Richards, W. S., Glass Container Association of America:

The manufacture of lubricating-oil

bottles, 24, 15. Roberts, G. M., Superintendent of Weights, Measures, and Markets,

District of Columbia:

Retail sale of coal and coke, 16, 127. Regulatory activities of a weights and

measures department, 19, 26. Coin-controlled person-weighing

scales, 22, 128. Undercover buying as an aid to law

enforcement, 25, 138. The fee system of inspection of weights and measures, 26, 9. Roberts, W. H., Inspector of Weights

and Measures, County of Vigo, Ind.: Sale of garden seeds, 33, 159. Roeser, H. M., National Bureau of Standards: What the Bureau of Standards is doing to increase the accuracy of weighing revenue freight, 18, 34. Testing methods and tolerances for portable devices designed for determining the axle loads of loaded trucks on highways, 19,

153. Notes on apparatus for testing heavycapacity scales, 20, 84. Installation of Bureau of Standards master scale, 21, 44.

, National Scale Men's Association: Activities of the National Scale Men's

Association, 32, 20.

! -, Inland Steel Co.: Impact on the steel business of formal

specifications for weighing machinery, 34, 96.

Roeser, H. M., Streeter-Amet Co.: Automatic-indicating scales—printed

weight indications and remote

weight indications, 30, 22. Rogers, J. C, Secretary, Department of Weights and Measures, State of New

Jersey: Shall ice cream be sold by weight?

Viewpoint of the weights and

measures official, 18, 115. New equipment for testing heavycapacity scales in New Jersey,

21, 48. Assistant Superintendent

and Secretary, Department of

Weights and Measures, State of New

Jersey:

Twisted strands, 30, 81. Roper, Hon. Daniel C, Secretary of Commerce:

Address, 27, 84. Rowe, S. C, U.S. Department of Agriculture: Deceptive containers, 30, 138.

, Food and Drug Administration: Foods and drugs, 36, 89. Prepackaged foods, 39, 22. Roylance, W. M., Western Fruit Jobbers Association of America:

Sales by weight, 10, 109. Rumsey, Herbert, Jr., National Independent Meat Packers Association: Prepackaging of meat in meat packing

plants, 41, 95. Rtjnkel, H., U.S. Department of Agriculture:

Enforcement of law in re marking of weights on wrapped meats, 14, 45. Russell, H. H., National Bureau of Standards: Testing procedures for four-section

vehicle scales, 34, 47. Calibration of tank cars, 35, 145. Testing cordage-measuring devices,

36, 100. National Bureau of Standards 1,000-

pound balance, 40, 31. Ruttenberg, S. H., American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations: Labor's stake in consumer protection,

45, 122.

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Salda&a, E. J., Executive Secretary of Puerto Rico: Administration of weights and measures in Puerto Rico, 17, 17. Weights in the sugar and tobacco

industries, 20, 35. Sanders, Arthur, National Association

of Scale Manufacturers:

Activities of the National Association

of Scale Manufacturers, 32, 63.

, Scale Manufacturers Association, Inc.: Report on first national weights and

measures week, 43, 25. Sattler, Charles, Commissioner, Department of Labor, State of West

Virginia: Interstate packages, 36, 74. Sauthoff, Hon. Harry, Member of Congress, Second District, Wisconsin:

Remarks relative to standardization

of containers for canned foods,

27, 35. Saybolt, J. W., Glass Container Manufacturers Institute, Inc.: Forward march, 32, 66.

, Business Counsellor on

Weights and Measures: Remarks, 38, 10. Scheurer, W. A., National Scale Men's Association: Automatic package weighing machinery, 38, 40. Schindler, Hon. Alfred, Acting Secretary of Commerce:

Greetings, 20, 5. Schlink, F. J., National Bureau of Standards: Automatic scales, 10, 95. Liquid-measuring pumps, 11, 57;

11, App. 2. Schmitz, J. A., Chicago Board of Trade: Problems of weights in the handling

of grain, 12, 140. Developments in terminal weighing

of grain, 22, 65. Schneider, J. C, Association of Food and

Drug Officials of the United States: Activities of the Association of Food

and Drug Officials of the United

States, 32, 16.

Schwartz, A. W., Assistant Superintendent of Weights and Measures,

State of New Jersey: Standardization of containers for foodstuffs and the marking of the weight of commodities in package form, 13, 122. Heavy-capacity platform scales—apparatus and methods for field tests, 18, 57. Air releases on power-operated gas- oline-dispensing units. 23, 105. Schwarz, Mrs. Kathryn M., National Bureau of Standards: The laws and the case book, 35, 120. Remarks, 38, 75. Scott, G. D., Ex-Cell-0 Corporation:

Machine measurement of market

milk, 36, 67. Scott, J. R., U.S. Department of Agriculture:

Wholesale labeling of meat products,

35, 148. Packing bouse products, 36, 88. Quantity statements on packing house

products, 41, 92. Current position of the U.S. Department of Agriculture regarding

the labeling of packing house

products, 43, 93. Searle, F. A., Landers, Frary, & Clark: Regulation of new types of devices,

20, 61. Seer, H. A., U.S. Treasury Department:

Quantity requirements for distilled

spirits, beer, wine, and alcohol, under Federal alcohol and to- bacco tax regulations, 41, 23. Sener, A. G., Sanitary Scale Co.: Reconditioning rejected or trade-in

scales, 22, 122. Seraphin, T. A., District Supervisor of Weights and Measures, City and

County of Philadelphia, Pa.: Use of auxiliary automobile tanks for checking gasoline deliveries, 19,

95. Testing of gasoline meters in the field, 21, 110. Shanhouse, W. M., S. S. Hunter, Inc.: Surface gaging farm milk tanks, 39, 44.

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Shaxkle, H. L., Chief, Gasoline and

Oil Inspection Division, State of North Carolina: Supervision over sales—LPG, 34, 36. Sharp, B. M., Chief Clerk, Bureau of Weights and Measures, City and

County of Philadelphia, Pa.: System of keeping records, 10, 171. Sheaffer, Hon. Craig R., Assistant

Secretary of Commerce:

Address, 38, 1. Sheeht, W. E., Sealer of Weights and

Measures, County of Fairfield, Conn.: The men who make the Conference,

37, 4. Shermax, J. H., Superintendent of Weights, Measures, and Markets,

District of Columbia:

Weights and measures work from the standpoint of the efficiency engineer, 10, 122. Siegel, Charles, National Association

of Retail Grocers: Prepackaged perishable commodities—the marketer's viewpoint,

35, 89. Sieger, W. H., Neptune Meter Co., and Chairman of the Meter Manufacturers Weights and Measures

Committee: Test procedures and equipment for liquid-measuring devices—wholesale, 36, 25. Sinclair, J. W., American Petroleum

Institute: Test procedures for vehicle-tank compartments, 34, 129. Sinclair, L. D., U.S. Department of Agriculture:

Trade practice in the meat packing

industry, 41, 124. Sirex, J. N., Sr., Inspector of Weights

and Measures, State of Louisiana:

Weighing of cotton, 16, 26. Skixxer, W. W., U.S. Department of Agriculture:

Work in relation to ice cream of the

Joint Committee on Definitions and Standards, 18, 135. Slough, R. K., Sealer of Weights and

Measures, City of Akron, Ohio: Commodity tolerances, 34, 137.

Small, A. R., Underwriters' Laboratories: Gasoline pumps from the standpoint

of safety, 13, 59. Smedlet, William, Retail Merchants'

Association of Pennsylvania:

The retail merchant, 17, 111. Smith, A. B., Chief, Bureau of Standard

Weights and Measures, State of Pennsylvania:

Raising the standard for local weights

and measures officials, 22, 29. Smith, A. R., National Truck Tank and

Trailer Tank Institute: Vehicle tanks, 33, 68. Smith, A. T., Inspector, Department of Weights and Measures, State of New

Jersey: Testing equipments for large-capacity

scales, methods employed, and

results obtained, 26, 47.

, Assistant State Superintendent, Department of Weights and

Measures, State of New Jersey: Vehicle tanks, 33, 63. Smith, C. B., National Scale Men's Association: Activities of the National Scale Men's

Association, 33, 105. Smith, C. P., Sealer of Weights and

Measures, County of Suffolk ,N.Y.: New testing device for large-capacity

scales, 22, 75. Smith, E. N., American Automobile

Association: Cooperative program of the American

Automobile Association, 22, 86. Smith, L. C, National Association of Ice Industries: Short weighing in ice scales, 12, 77. Smith, R. W., Deputy Commissioner of Weights and Measures, State of Minnesota:

Uniformity of State laws in weights

per bushel of commodities, 8, 106.

, Chief Inspector of Weights

and Measures, State of Wisconsin:

Mechanical versus supervisional

weights and measures work, 12,

57.

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Smith, R. W., National Bureau of Standards: Testing of liquid-measuring devices,

14, 64. Proposed procedure for field test of fabric-measuring devices, 15, 93. Evaporation of gasoline from delivery hose of liquid-measuring devices,

15, 111. Bureau of Standards investigation on

commercial filling of milk and

cream bottles, 16, 43. Uniformity of regulations for milk

bottles, 17, 26. Proposed method of test of taxi- meters, 18, 78. Bureau of Standards investigation on

the transmission drive for taxi- meters, 21, 21. Notes on grease-measuring devices,

23, 16. Extension of weights and measures

supervision, 24, 72. Federal specification AAA-S-121 for weighing scales, 25, 23. Drainage characteristics of dispensers

for canned lubricating oil, 26, 76. Report on the testing of vehicle scales by the National Bureau of Standards in cooperation with the

States, 27, 46; 28, 81; 29, 57;

30, 35; 31, 61. Test weights of large denominations,

29, 35.

, Secretary, National Conference on Weights and Measures: Report of the Secretary, 32, 2. The regulation of repairmen, 33, 122. A common problem, 33, 179.

, Honorary Life Member, National Conference on Weights and

Measures:

Charles C. Neale—in memoriam;

presentation of memorial gavel

to National Conference, 40, 1. Snyder, A. E., Inspector of Weights and

Measures, City of Terre Haute, Ind.: The value of weights and measures

radio programs, 29, 19.

Souder, Wilmer, National Bureau of Standards:

Identification b}r precision methods

of comparison and measurement,

22, 49. Calibration of State standards, 33,

166. Southwick, C. A., Jr., American Tetra Pak Corporation:

New system for packaging milk and

other fluids, 40, 107. Spilman, H. A., U.S. Department of Agriculture: Federal Standard Container Act of 1928, 22, 13; 23, 53. Consolidation and amendment of Federal standard container legis- lation, 24, 44. The consolidated Standard Container

Bill, 30, 8. Spines, J. M., National Scale Men's

Association: Report from National Scale Men's

Association, 42, 58. Staples, G. H., Inspector of Weights and

Measures, State cf Minnesota:

Salary system versus fee system of inspection, 12, 87. Starr, M. H., Howe Scale Co.: Effect on scale design of highway and

motor-truck design, 22, 82. Steel, R. E., National Fisheries Institute, Inc.: Frozen fish, 33, 33. Stender, C. H., Assistant to Commissioner of Agriculture, State of South

Carolina: National type approval, 45, 139. Stephenson, J. H., Sealer of Weights

and Measures, City of Rochester, N.Y.:

Testing of gasoline meters in the field, 21, 115. Stern, L. E., Deputy Attorney General,

Department of Law and PiMic

Safety, State of New Jersey: Food packages—when the responsibility of the State, 41, 110.

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Stier, H. L., Chief, Department of Markets, State of Maryland:

The new Maryland weights and

measures law, 36, 31. Stillman, M. H., National Bureau of Standards: Testing of dry gas meters, 8, 90. Stolle, Col. Richard, U.S. Air Force: Weights and measures standards used

by the Air Force, 45, 61. Stratton, S. W., National Bureau of Standards:

President's address, 1, 5; 2, 5; 4, 5;

5, 7; 6, 7; 7, 15; 8, 15; 9, 12; 10,

17; 11, 16; 12, 15; 13, 13; 14, 16; 16, 16. Address memorializing Louis Albert

Fischer, 1864-1921, 15, 2.

, Massachusetts Institute of Technology:

Address, honorary president of Conference, 17, 89. Straus, Hon. Oscar S., Secretary of Commerce and Labor: Address, 3, 55. Strauss, Hon. Lewis L., Secretary of Commerce:

Address, 44, 1. Straw, R. F., National Association of Scale Manufacturers: Cooperative program of public rela- tions and education, 40, 23. Stringer, Arthur, National Association of Broadcasters: "You're on the air," 31, 44. Strobridge, E. K., Sealer of Weights

and Measures, County of Alameda,

Calif.: Heavy-capacity platform scales —

apparatus and methods for field tests, 18, 59. Testing equipments for large-capacity

scales, methods employed, and

results obtained, 26, 58. Strong, L. P., Chief, Division of Weights

and Measures, State of Michigan:

Regulating the fruit crop in Michigan,

20, 133. Wheel weighers on highways, 24, 123.

Stroop, D. V., American Petroleum Institute: Weights and measures petroleum

products, 25, 62. Stutz, W. F., National Bureau of Standards: Testing of water meters, 8, 118. Sullivan, G. H., Frozen Food Foundation, Inc.: Frozen foods, 33, 39. Sullivan, T. E., Director, Food and

Drug Division, State Board of Health, State of Indiana:

Packaged food standardization, 41,

127. Sweeney, J. A., Sealer of Weights and

Measures, City of Boston, Mass.: Meeting the problem of peddlers and

transient vendors, 18, 21. Swoger, W. F., Director, Bureau of Standard Weights and Measures,

State of Pennsylvania:

Methods adopted for regulation of new types of devices, 20, 43. T

Tate, D. R., National Bureau of Standards: Investigation of axle load weighing,

39, 72. Taylor, G. F., Chief Assistant Prosecuting Attorney, City of Pontiac,

Mich.:

Obtaining evidence and preparing a

case for court, 41, 17. Taylor, Tyre, National Association of Retail Grocers: Frozen foods, 33, 36. Tewksbury, R. B., Fruit Dispatch Co.: The banana market, 45, 23. Theilmann, R. H., Inspector of Weights

and Measures, State of Arizona:

Progress of weights and measures in the Far West, 18, 71.

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Thompson, R. D., Supervisor, Weights

and Measures Section, Department

of Agriculture and Immigration,

State of Virginia:

Adoption of test methods by the National Conference on Weight

and Measures, 33, 59. Standardization of report forms, 34,

76. Problems in livestock weighing, 38,

50.

, U.S. Department of Agriculture: Accurate livestock weights—important to agriculture, 40, 47. Thompson, W. E., Supervisor of Scales, State of Minnesota:

Heavy-capacity platform scales—ap- paratus and methods for field tests, 18, 60. Thompson, W. I., Superintendent of Weights and Measures, County of Monmouth, N.J.: Coordination of State, county, and

city activities, 44, 117. Tinkey, J. C, Deputy State Sealer, State of Ohio: Side-beam and hidden-weight scales, 23, 134. Side beams, hidden weights, and dial

scales, 25, 134. Todd, J. N., Southern Railway System:

Railway track scale testing program,

37, 34. Tough, W. H., Sanitary Scale Co.: Weights and measures education in England, 36, 15. True, J. F., State Sealer, Weights and

Measures Division, State of Kansas:

Stand-by service of testing equipment

during repairs, 34, 68. Truman, Hon. Harry S., President of United States: Greetings, 32, 5. Trump, R. J., Controller, Standards

Department, Board of Trade of England:

Weights and measures administration

in Great Britain, 26, 83.

Tucker, C. E., Chief, Division of Weights and Measures, State of California: California gasoline and oil substitution act, 28, 134. Coordination between departments in relation to interstate shipments,

29, 9. Turnbull, D. M., Deputy Sealer of Weights and Measures, City " of

Seattle, Wash.:

Paper milk containers, 38, 22. u

Usher, E. F., Sealer of Weights and

Measures, Highland Park, Mich.:

Transparent containers for prepackaged merchandise, 33, 141. V

Vanderslice, J. M., District Supervisor, Bureau of Weights and Measures, County of Philadelphia, Pa.: Suppression of fraudulent practices,

23, 86. Testing equipment for large-capacity

scales, 25, 110. Van Keuren, H. L., National Bureau

of Standards: Method of adjusting railroad track

scales, 10, 86. Vestal, Hon. Albert H., Chairman,

Committee on Coinage, Weights, and

Measures, House of Representatives:

Approval of type, 15, 57. Veth, Albert, Fair Scale Co.: The installation and maintenance of large-capacity scales, 26, 38. Votaw, G. A., Commissioner of Markets,

Weights, and Measures, City of Cleveland, Ohio: Scoring machines for ice, 20, 22. w

Walsh, J. L., Commissioner of Weights

and Measures, City of Neiv York, N.Y.:

Federal regulation of weighing and

measuring apparatus, 8, 85. Warne, C. E., Consumers Union:

Packaging as a technique of deceit, 43, 37.

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Wakner, G. W., Supervisor, Weights and

Measures Inspection, State of Wisconsin: Wisconsin equipment for testing

heavy-capacity scales, 15, 32. Heavy-capacity platform scales—ap- paratus and methods for field tests, 18, 54. Methods adopted for regulation of new types of devices, 20, 56. Standardization of packages of canned

foods, 27, 36. Measure-containers and nonmeasurecontainers, 35, 162. Warren, J. A., American Management

Association: Management and the control of weights on prepackaged products,

43, 74. Watson, O. H., National Scale Men's

Association: Report from National Scale Men's

Association, 41, 12. Way, E. 0., Director, Weights andMeasures Inspection Service of Canada:

Administration of weights and measures in Canada, 24, 61. Weaver, E. R., National Bureau of Standards: Physical properties of liquefied petroleum gases, 30, 48. Webster, EL A., Commissioner of Weights and Measures, State of New

Hampshire:

Sale of wood, 12,61.

Weeks, Hon. Sinclair, Secretary of Commerce:

Address, 41, 1; 43, 1. Wehmann, E. F., Neptune Meter Co.: Evaluation of the volumetric and

gravimetric methods of testing

LP-gas liquid meters, 40, 70. Temperature compensated meters in LP-gas service, 45, 64. Weiblet, J. W., Pittsburgh Taximeter

Co.: Transmission drive for taximeters,

19, 38; 20, 81. Wellington, R. R., Shelly Oil Co.: Skelly Oil Co. LP-gas liquid meter

prover, 40, 68.

Wells, W. C, Pan American Union:

Weights and measures of LatinAmerican countries, 12, 125. Wessels, F. H., Special Assistant to the Commissioner of Agriculture, Commonwealth of Virginia:

Building a State program, 40, 15. West, Hon. Charles, Member of Congress, Seventeenth District, Ohio: Address, 24, 77. Westwood, E. C, Sealer, Department

of Weights and Measures, City of

Salt Lake City, Utah:

Salt Lake City and ice cream, 37, 48. Wheeler, Hon. William R., Assistant

Secretary of Commerce and Labor: Address, 4, 77. White, W. G., Commissioner of Weights

and Measures, State of New Hampshire: Portable testing equipments for largecapacity meters and vehicle-tank compartments, 26, 110. White, W. T., Director, Bureau of Weights and Measures, State of New

York: Education of public to appreciation

of necessity for accuracy, 14, 21. Wholesale deliveries of gasoline, with

special reference to vehicle tanks,

15, 53. Williams, A. P., National-American

Wholesale Grocers' Association: Standardization of packages, 29, 104. Williams, D. H., International Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers: Pre-packaged-ice-cream measure-containers, 38, 20. Williams, Robert, Sealer of Weights

and Measures, County of Nassau, N.Y.: Remarks, 38, 82. Administrative problems—justifica- tion for budget increases, 42, 112. Williams, W. O., Deputy Sealer of Weights and Measures, County of Trumbull, Ohio:

Sealer's responsibility relative to person-weighing scales, 24, 106 Williams, Hon. Walter, Under Secretary of Commerce:

Address, 39, 1; 40, 3; 42, 1.

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Wilson, S. H., State Oil Chemist, State

of Georgia:

Nontax-paid gasoline, 25, 50. Winslow, M. H., Winslow Government

Standard Scale Works, Inc.: Heavy-capacity platform scales—ap- paratus and methods for factory

tests, 18, 68. Witt, L. E., Sealer of Weights and

Measures, City of Milwaukee, Wis.: Local "master" vehicle scales, 31, 87. Uniformity of interpretation and en- forcement, 34, 90. Wollin, H. F., National Bureau of Standards: Report forms for the weights and

measures official, 41, 35. Worthley, G. C, Fairbanks, Morse, &

Co. and President, National Association of Scale Manufacturers: Looking ahead in the Scale Industry,

39, 16.

Youden, W. J., National Bureau of Standards: Performance of inspectors and gasoline pumps, 38, 82. Young, Hon. John Russell, President,

Board of Commissioners, District of Columbia:

Address of welcome, 36, 1.

[ Zeleny, Lawrence, U.S. Department

of Agriculture:

Moisture measurement in the grain

industry, 44, 47.

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