142 BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE [Oct.-Dec. 
to the northeast corner of said league; thence west on the northern boundary- 
line of leagues 239, 238, 233, 222, 218, and 207 to the western boundary line of 
said county. 7 
Regulation 3 
Seo. 301.52-3. Articles the interstate movement of which is restricted or pro- 
hibited — (a) Articles prohibited movement. — The interstate movement from any 
regulated area of gin trash and cotton waste from gins and mills, and all un- 
treated or unmanufactured cotton products other than seed cotton, cotton lint 
and linters, either baled or unbaled, cottonseed, cottonseed hulls, and cottonseed 
meal and cake is prohibited. 
(6) Articles authorized interstate movement. — Seed cotton, cotton lint, and 
linters, either baled or unbaled, cottonseed, cottonseed hulls, cottonseed meal 
and cake, and okra may be moved interstate from regulated areas as prescribed 
herein. 7 
Regulation 4 
Sec. 301.52-4. Conditions governing the issuance of certificates. — (a) Cotton 
lint and linters. — A certificate may be issued for the interstate movement of cot- 
ton lint or linters, either baled or unbaled, originating in a regulated area when 
they have been ginned in an approved gin and have been passed in bat form 
between heavy steel rollers set not more than %± inch apart, or have been 
given approved vacuum fumigation under the supervision of an inspector: 
Provided, That lint produced in a lightly infested area may be given standard 
or high density compression in lieu of either rolling or fumigation: Provided 
further, That certificates may be issued for the interstate movement of linters 
produced from sterilized seed originating in a lightly infested area when 
produced in an authorized oil mill. 
(b) Cottonseed. — A certificate may be issued for the interstate movement 
of cottonseed produced in a regulated area when it has been ginned in an 
approved gin and has been sterilized under the supervision of an inspector by 
heat treatment at a required temperature of 150° F. for a period of 30 seconds : 
Provided, That certificates may be issued for interstate movement of sterilized 
cottonseed originating in heavily infested areas only to contiguous regulated 
areas for processing in authorized oil mills. 
(c) Cottonseed hulls, cake, and meal. — Certificates may be issued for the 
interstate movement of cottonseed hulls, cake, and meal produced from sterilized 
seed originating in a regulated area when these products have been processed 
in an authorized oil mill under the supervision of an inspector. 
(d) Seed cotton. — The interstate movement of seed cotton will be allowed 
only from lightly infested areas into contiguous regulated areas for the purpose 
of ginning for which movement no permit is required. 
(e) Okra. — Certificates may be issued for the interstate movement of okra 
under any one of the following conditions: (1) When inspected by an in- 
spector and found to be free from infestation; (2) when produced under such 
conditions as to render it free from infestation; (3) when processed or treated 
in accordance with methods which may be determined and approved by the 
Chief of the Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine. 
(f) Movement to contiguous infested area. — No certificates are required for 
the interstate movement of restricted articles from a lightly infested area to a 
contiguous lightly or heavily infested area, or from a heavily infested area to a 
contiguous heavily infested area. 7 
This amendment shall be effective on and after November 20, 1939, and shall, 
on that date, supersede amendment No. 2, which became effective on September 
25. 1939. 
Done at the city of Washington this 15th day of November 1939. 
Witness my hand and the seal of the United States Department of 
Agriculture. 
[seal] H. A. Wallace, 
Secretary of Agriculture. 
[Copies of the foregoing amendment were sent to all common carriers doing business 
in or through the quarantined area.] 
7 Sees. 301.52-2 to 301.52-4 issued under authority of sec. 8, 37 Stat. 318 ; 39 Stat. 1165 ; 
44 Stat. 250 ; 7 U. S. C. 161. 
