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COTTON LITERATURE

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\" ' RECEIVED

((# AUG 8- 1944

SELECTED REFERENCES OF AGVA oNiV

Prepared in the Library of the United States Department of Agriculture

INDEX TO VOLUME XII - JANUARY- JUNE 1942

Item

Abbott, J. S 209,1178

Abitbol, Jose 189

Abrahamson , G- • 349

Absorbent cotton, commercial

standard, proposed.... 172

Accidents, textile mills, causes,

S. C *....246

Acock, R. E. 1256

Acreage

alio tment s 513

county • 221

fa.ctors influencing growers

to plant 392

farmers interested in plant-
ing full 1326

Louisiana, new settlers. .902
Mississippi, new settlers...

791

Mississippi River Valley. 658
national and State,

regulations. 222

planting of total, urged....

650,897,899,901,910,979,
984,1036,1338
Texas, East. ........... .1116

unplanted on June 1, re-
allotment, asked. .. .1336,

1339,1446

Argent ina. 892 , 1 110

Arizona, economic data 857

Burma 1213

California, Kern County 385

Egypt 103,197,722,989

increa.se

threat to prices ..1104

to provide more cottonseed..

1168

India 266,388,1329

Item

Acreage (Cont'd)

Iran.. .280

Iraq 1331

long staple cotton, goal.... 651

Mi ssi ss ippi 248

Mississippi Valley states, per-
cent of total in Smith-Doxey

groups .1356

Montserrat ..1231

Queensland 1071

quotas. See Acreage, allot-
ments.

reduction, diversion to pea-
nut s.« .............. 4. ... 655

sea island cotton, British '/est

Indies .95

Texas, one variety communities.

1283

Uganda ................... .... 86

U. S ......99,256,1511

goal 513,651

shifts •• ..552

world. .1322

Adair, L. A .....21

Adams, R. L........ 34

Adjudication

cotton marketed in excess of

quota 1480

fire insurance.... ...232-3

floor stock taxes... ...768

rail carriers loading charge...

743

suit to collect underpaid

freight on linters shipment.

14-79

Affiliated councils of Arkansas
and Missouri ....,...••»«••• 1181

Africa. See South Africa; names of
countries.

Washington, D. C.
July 1944

206

Item

Agricultural adjustment act,

records, ginners required to
keep, compensation. .... .342

gee also U. S. Dept. of agri-
culture. Agricultural ad-
justment administration.
Agricultural council of Arkansas..

611,658,917,1442
Agronomy, experiments,

. . Jer4icssee_. .1507

Ahmad , IJa z ir . . 297 , 67 4 , 67 8

Alabama .

. consumption ••••.54

soils., exchangeable potassium
in t relation to response of
cotton to potash fertili-
zation 826

. .yield, effect of fertilizers
and cropping systems. . .1482
Alabama. Agricultural experiment

station 773

Alabama cotton manufacturers'

.. association. 1306,1481

Alabama polytechnic institute. 1017
Alaba.ma textile operating ex-
ecutives. 447

Aleksandrovskaja,, Z. V. Ivanova.
. See . Ivanova- Aleksandrovskaja,
. . Z... V..

All-India industrial council for
the textile industry. .... .1309

Allen, 3. 3, 946

Alvarado , J. A.. 579

Araar al, 9 Lui z . . . • .530

American association of economic

.entomologists •••• ••• .580

American association of textile

chemists and colorists.427,943
American .chemical ^society. . . . .680,
. .* 1360,1371,1482

American cotton

and world trade 542

baling. See Baling.

consumption. 631

dist ri but i on ........... 393 , 90 9

exports.. See Exports, U. S.
ginning , charge s .......... . 348 "

• . - .St.. Brit., mixing with other

growths 887

markets. See Markets. ■
• . . outlook. See Outlook.
. .prices. See Prices.
... quality .................... 400 '

Item

American cotton (Cont'd)

shipped under lend— lease,

marking .608

supply 266,393,909

"free"....*. 909

American cotton manufacturers

association 1009,1299,

■ • • 1414,1483,1486,1497-8,1512
American cotton shippers

association 1258,1296,1340,

1353,1484,1513
Americans-Egyptian cotton. See

Varieties,- American-Egyptian.
American farm bureau federation. 869
American oil- chemists 1 society. ....

182,981

American phytopathological society.

303

American society for testing mater—
i«tle y Committee D-13. .. .130,1154
American society of agricultural

engineers .326

American society of mechanical

engineers .349

American wa.ste exchange ....... .1155

American wool and cotton reporter. •

774

Ammon, R» E. .1431

Anderson, Camille.. 777

Anders on , 3. B. ........ ........ . 5o0

Andrextfs, v B. «••.-»»»»»•••••••• 810

Angola. Colonial cotton export

board 210

Ansari , M. A. A. 280

Apparatus. -See Instruments.

Appleton, W. C... .350,792

Arb our ,- H»- B.-.. . . , 1 132

Argentina

" acreage* See Acreage.
'Chaco, cotton bag factory. . .525

cloth, imports ..S29

cooperatives

Ro que Saenz Pena ......... 128

Union y progreso , - ltda. . • 129
cotton bag factory. .... .462,625

cotton weaving corpora-tion,

establishment-. .735

' cotton-seed

crushed • ...184

for planting, credit. . ..1280

' ' ' ' -majr-ket i-ng. .189

cottonseed oil, industry. •• 1427
cultivation. See Cultivation.

207

Item

Argentina, (Cont'd).

diseases. See Diseases.

insects. See Insects.

prices .': .

fixing .545,666

remunerative to grower,

government to secure. 644
stabilization plan. ... .1490
production. See 'Production.

quality. , * 85

sale of 120,000 bales to

Spain 736

taxes, protested, Presidency
6f Roque Saenz Pena... . .1 186

textile industry 621,734

Argentine Piepublic. Junta, nacional
del algodon . . 545 , 726 , 1226 , 1485
Argentine Republic. Ministry of

agr i cul tur e 258, 322, 1490

Argentine Republic. National

cotton board. See Argentine
Republic. Janta nacional del
algodon .
Ari zona.

a,Creage^ ' See Acreage,
ginning, 'with loose seed

rolls 45

supplies, prices and income...
" ' " ' 1010
Arizona, 'crop improvement

a.s soc l'a'fio'n 1041

Arizona farm bureau federation....

494,882

Arkansas

bale s , we igh't • ...52

greenhouse, new type for re-
search'. 8

income, from cotton and

cottonseed. * .328

one- variety' communitites. . .340
Arkansas agricultural council.

See Agricultural council of

Arkansas.
Arkansas. Agricultural experiment

station .809, 822,1255

Arkansas delta council ..234

Armstrong, 3. P. . . « 131

Armstrong, "G-. 'M. 303

Artificial fibers . See Rayon;

synthetic 'fibers; etc.
Ashraf , Liohammad .............. .307

Ashton-under Lyne and district

mill managers' 1 a,ssocia,tion. .. .

145,452,881,1088,1102

Item

Association of American rail-
roads. Car service division...

1138

Association of cotton textile

merchants of Hew York' .55,

547 , 856

Association of Southern agri-
cultural workers.. 650, 789, 1502
Atlantic cotton association. 1210,
. .... 1216

Aull, G. Ho..»^ • 40

Australia,

consumpt ion ................ .643

production. See Production.

Avondale mills. 793

Ayyor, P. E. Krishna. See
Krishna Ayyar, P. U.

B. , B 54

Bagging

cotton, as bale covering. . .

effect of burlap shortage..

466

effect of jute shortage . . • •

1400

s t anda.r di za,t ion, legis la-
tion.... ..729

subsidization of 4,000,000
covers planned. ..... 1396

subsidy program ..702

to replace jute, Brazil. 504
use required,. JBra,zd.l. . ...214

> See. ,aJ.so. Taxe,

factory,, .buoJLd-ing. aaith-ori zed,

Argentina .462

substitution, for burlap by

U. S. Army .....••«468

weight. See Fet weight.
Bags

production,*!"/. P. 3. order

l-i-10? 1006

second-hand, prices, ceilings.

226

treatment, for mildew. ... o .696
See also Uses, bags; Uses,
sandbags .

Bailey, I . W. , * , 1139 , 1482

Bale tics, essentia.l to defense

program 609

Bales

»d. Hi D. 1 , mill difficulty in
handl ing • . ............... 53

density, conference. 129 7

identification, program. . .510,

865

208

Item

Bales (Cont'd)

weighty - cotton^ belt and

Arkansas .«»»••••. 52

Baling, studies, government,

report ...550

Ball, H. J 428

Bal lard , W . W. • 43

Ba,nas-Conin, G-. 0.. 180,531

Banco do la Eacidn Argentina. 1280

Bankhead, J. H 194

Banks, w... ill 775,792,795,1239

Barbados. Dept. of science and

agriculture 1211

Barber, C. H 1322

Barker, H. K» ...... . • .......... 1482

Barker, M. E. . . 704

Barnes, B. R. .......... .1388

Barnwell, h. G. 1241

Bar r, G*. ¥•«.«... .............. 10 10

Baxter. See -Trade agreements.
3arter cotton, classification,

report 549

Baumwolle akti-en gesellschaf t . . .243

Bay ley, C. H .255

Beach, R. 0 351,1133

Beal, A. 3 1082

Bean, L. H. . ... 1042

Beasley, J... 0... ..- 273

Beck, Bod., 1323

Belgian Congo. See Production.

Belgium, textile industry 1093

Bell, T. R. 55,619,792,866

1509

603,1074-5,1284-5
• »•»••• 303
••••••• 463

482

.....*• 556
.1139,1482

1062

6,706,1242

448

....*•• 311

,3emis bro. ba,g co
Bennett, C. A....

Bennett, C. C...
Bennett, 'E, G...
Berci, T. C...

Ber e zn.j ako vskaja,
Berkley, -E. E. . .
Bertoni, A. do ¥
Berzaghi, K. H.»
Bharucha,, IS. F*.

Bibby, F. F

Bibl iographie s-

Agr i cultural relief measures
relating to the raising of

farm prices .733

Agriculture of the American

Indians ....... v. ♦ ....... .783

farm business analysis studies.

330

literature on fats, oils and

soaps. • • • • .981

ar and agriculture in the

United States ....776

: : Item

Biographies

Kay, John 1223

Spalding, Thomas.. .......... .782

Bishara, Ibrahim , •. ...583

Bishop, W* H. H 1411

Bixby, F. S 1068

Blanchard, F. S»... ..235

Bleaching, significance of

cupramraonium f lui di ty ....... • 943

Bledsoe, 0. F. ••••• .1281

Bledsoe, R. P.... 1043

Blennerhassett ' s commercial

educational society of Austral-

asia. ••••••• .643

Blossoms, dusting, increases yield.

565

Blue book of southern progress,

1941 256

Blumer , C. C....... ...... ...•••11-17

Boll weevil. See Insects, boll

weevil.
Bolls

cluster habit, inheritance, up-
land cotton 277

diseases. See Diseases.
Bollworm. See Insects, bollworm.
Bombay, textile industry,

rat i onali za,t ion..... •• 1300

Bombay cotton annual. .... ......1011

Bombay textile labour inquiry com-
mittee.... 1300

Bondy , F. F. ................... . . 324

Books on cotton

Bombay cotton annual . • • 1011

Cotton manufacturing.. . .... .1029

Booth, B. E • ....... ............ 1212

B o r g , w» T. ........... .......••.776

Borth, Christy....... 1389

Botanical society of America. •• .560

Boughey, A. S •1044

Boylamd, P. M....... .1365

Br annen , C . 0 • • • 4-0

Brazil

bagging, cotton, as. bale cover-
ing. ........ . 214,504

cloth, exports ..612,622,629

cottonseed, production. .... * 1438
cultivation. See Cultivation*

export s 904, 1320 , 1324

Sao Paulo..... 39

history • 530

linters, exports. . . .713,972,1432

' Sab Paulo 180

loans , government • .418,421

markets, foreign. .,..••84

209

Item

Brazil (Cont'd)

prices***. . *.*.**;»*.• 1346

.production* -See Production,
si.tua. uio&* *.-*o . .... oc. .••«.• 398

st.ocks,- ^surplus,. UV S.- to
. v pur ch-sus e • a . *• . • •••*• .»*...» 886

textile industry. ......... . .612

varieties

iioco . . ' .805

Sao Paulo.*** ..812

yarn

control board..... .355

exoorts, prohibited 211

Bra,zil. Board for defense of

national economy. ........ <> . .211

Brazil. Board of control of yarns
ano. csm i le s«.«»....o.o..»>. 355

Brazilian- cotton, • purchases by

Canada, • deliveries- held. up. .915
Breeding-
iila oauia *.e..c..o.... ........ 773

California. . « ........1

exoeriT.iont , Hampton institute..
••>'••. ........ • '- '/■', _ 279

for specific uses... 2

Georgia . 785

graft ing, experiment 4
lTmame wi It st rains .••••»«•• 827

inbreeding, produces superior
st rains .» o « .»......«..«*> « 553

Mississippi delta, -40 years

. e i j. o r t ► » » » o- c 9 009 o-» • • • s o 124 1
I-ion o serrat o»o«oo.e. ©1<^31
: pollination, enforced self,

. effect- on fruiting and yield
............. • - • 561

stiidd-e-s, X-.ray useful.- .553

F*. S... -S.- E.w., 806

U... S» Cotton field station... .1

- -use- of - colchicine-. .v. ....... . .3

See also - Genetics-;- Hybrid! za-
. . . tion; - Inheritance. ■

Briggs, P. A » ,1351

Briggs , H. 1-1. ............. 973 , 14 82

British cotton- industry- research
association, > Shirley institute.
- .... ...... ' . 1364

British Empire. See Great
Britain; Production.- •
British, standards institution. • 174

Brockleman, - T. -P. . 681

Brooks, Overton. ............. . .851

Brown, -J. ........ 304

Brown, J. J. ......

Brown , J . ¥•..'•'.•*•*

. Item
.......... 4477

* . . . ..*••••• 56

....1045,1243
.... .465,1390
W .330, 429, 430
....... 3o2 , 613

...... 57

........*• .630

Bryan, A".* 'B;* **•>'***
Buck , H. Go . • • . . o o
Buevskoi', Aw*".V. *
Bu 11, ' S. L....oc»o

Bunger, Harold...'.
Bunn, B'. M..V..V.'*'. •

Burlap -

imports',' IV S» ............... 1307

shortage, and cottoii' ba.gging.466
Burma

acreage » • See" Acrea.ge.

control , ' ordinance '. . • • .505

exports- o . .105

industry. • . v. «... 1025

plant ■ quarantine import re*-

* ■ strictions • •• ..516

prices 1213

production. See Production.

Burma. Commissioner of settlements

and land records •• 1213

Burma.. Cotton control board. ... *505

Burnett , Clp.ron 811

Burnett, J. P.. <>1505

Burr, C. H„ . 0 .. J# ...... .1123, 1168

Burrell,- J.' L ..707

Burs, uses . ... ....... ........ • • .562

Butler, Eugene;. .353,891,1104

California,

bedding materials, definitions. •

473

Kern County, acreage, yield and

• • production.'. ......... .. *• .385

production. See 'Production.

types of fajrmiirg. •.'...'. .38

varieties, breeding... ...1

California. University. College of
agriculture. Agricultural ex-
tension service .'. ........... .385

California-Arizona, cotton asso-
ciation .......... .1140, 1214

Callaway mills, research program...

236

Camera algodonera. del Peru. . • • • • 922
Camblat , M. L. ............... . .1215

Cameron, P. K»...... • 933

Cameron-, G. S... •<>••• 798

Campbell, M. Sc.. o...«ll40

Ca.mpos Goes, 0. .............. o • *305

C anada,

cloth , manufacture*. '.*••••«... 1029

210

Item

Canada, (Cont'd)

■ consumption. • ............. .867

imports • .915

textile industry-
directory 255

manual 255

percentage on wa.r pro-
duction • . 1302

regulation, wartime. • • .1124

review ..616

voluntarily reduces prices.

219

-yarn, manufacture, economics..

1029

Cana.de,. Commodity prices stabili-
zation corporation. • ...... «>616

Carding

machinery. See Machinery,
textile mill, carding,
problems • . .447

Carrera, C. M.... 574

Carryover

CCC seen controlling 60$. .1325
e s ti-ma-frev, . . . ..,.94, 899

Castro, A. 0 7

Cater son, Herbert ..115,645,

• • 1325,1341,1352

Cava-dini f P. A. .'. 1083

Cellulose

chain length ; dia,gra.ms 437

depo lymerization 429

deterioration, by fungi. . .1482

ac e t y lat ion 440

quant itat ive det erminat ion .

1359

hydrolysis, kinetics in re-
lation to conditions of re-
action......... 430

iodine -reactions. • . • • • 439

materials, hydrolysis and

catalytic oxidation 438

mesyla.ted and derivatives. .680

orientation '

as • shown by microscopic and
x-ray techniques.... 1482
in cell wall, x-ray studies

1139

oxidation, by nitrogen dioxide

1371

polymeric homologous series...

1367

purification, alkaline. . . .1482

solutions

cuprammonium 135

Item

Cellulose (Cont'd)

solutions (cont'd)

trition 3T and xanthate,

fluidity 136

viscosity, and molecula,r

weight • ...4-32

sorption, properties.. ..142

strands in cell walls,

sispersion. .......... ••••1141

structure

experimental results. .... »137

revealed by optical and x-ray

methods 949

uses......... .721

viscosity

disperse, method for

det er mining ••• • .443

in dimethyl dibenzyl ammonium
hydroxide solution, de-

t er minat ion 951

viscous flow, and deformation..,

436

See also Fibers,

Certificated stocks

certificated.
Cha.mpetier, Georges

Cha,pmah, J. P.

Charter for cotton.
Chase, ¥. W ........

s true ture •
See Stocks,

. ..939
..I486
• • .661
.... 58
•••955
..1156
..1257
...194
305,1221

Chatfield, James...
Chemurgic conferenc

Cherian, M. C.

Cherry, R. L. ......

Chester, K. S..
Chile, production. See Production.
China
cloth

export s ..•••... • • • . 64

India to supply ..••1090

imports • 105

production. See Production.

situation •••• •• 1487

spindles, manufacture for the

first time •••870

textile industry... ,.1487

yarn, exports..... .64

China economic annual.... 1487

Chisholm, R. L.. ••••956

Clanton, 3. R. ........ .\ • • 236

Clapp, Alston, sr. .......... .1258-9

Cla r±v , P. m .»»..•.«. '• ........«•• 57 5

Clark, 0* C. .................. «»877

211

1 1 em

Classification

Colombia. 195

for organized. groups of

grower s • • • .<,...<> o .549

See also Linters, classifica-
tion.
Classing

, Mississippi. 124

service for organized groups,

- k U. JEU 118,934,1132,1356

Claytor, Bernice ...... ol388, 1391-2

Clendeningt Logan o .1 177

Climate and weather

and ro'ot-rot and yields. ... .303

effect oii

pro duct ion and quality 9

yields,., 1042

research projects. • »..<>..• . .286
solar and sky radiation,

relationship to yield cycle.

1248

Cloaninger, B. D 1244

Cloth

air permeability, instrument
for measuring. ......... .1365

allocation . e • 876 , 885 , 1014

and war .needs ....... <>•••.. .139-9

b.aggi,ng . , v

.loom, cpnyer s i on o rde r . . « 14 7 5
, needed to market agricultur-
, , al products in 1942. .1421
general preference

.order . 1004-5

bed linen, prices, ceiling,

schedule ..759,997-9,

1201,1459-51

blackout, testing. 470,700

Canada., prices, control, ob-
jectives . .1124

canton flannel, standards. . .467
Carded grey and^colored,

prices, ceiling, schedule...

1458

chambra,y

^properties, physical. . . .1425

specifications 1425

] conservation. ..........<.<>.. .479

construction, relation to water

resistance .445

covert

properties, physical. .. .1425
specifications • • . • .1425

Item

Cloth (Cont'd)

defects, as seen by. the Army. . .

445,954,1505

demand . »•• • • ..... . 693, 792

denim, business, development...

1012

distribution. , . . .

educational aid 271

stamp. plan,, buying tips. 1388

drill, unbleached, specif ica-
... tions •« • •••<,...••....••• .155

duck

general preference order....

1003,1207

manufacture 695,1148

in tire cord, plants.. .380
on idle carpet looms.. 614
specifications, f ederal<>595,

. . 959,1424

symposium. ...... .1424

total' output for military
use s .... e ... . ....... • e 362

water-repellent, specifica-
tions ... ? .,. , ........ .692

effect of

price ceilings, priorities
and allocations. .<,.... 540

war 31

exports -

Brazil...., 612,522

India.. 65,1094

Shanghai ..•<>•*. .216

U. S., subsidy 77

factory, ideal..... • •••449

finished, prices, ceiling, reg-
ulation". 1473

for . .

civilian use, conversion

order, effect. ...• ...1451
national defense

Canada, testing 255

gray constructions, spec-
ifications ....... . ,952

mill man 1 s viewpoint. e «58
shirting, specif ica/tions.

698

government requirements. ••• .640
Qrt. Brit., purchases for armed

forces.. .1449

grey, prices, ceiling,

schedule. 229, 755, 757-8, 1199,

1456

212

Item

Cloth (Cont'd)

buck, linenlike finishing. • ,158
human hair,' France. ........ .627

imports. . • el085

Argentina 629

India 64

U. S..... 79

India ........ .161

inspection and purchase for the

Army..,. 475

khaki, waterproof ed, testing...

947

' market conditions, 1914-1918...

1304

markets, Far Eastern. ..... .1319

microbial deterioration. .... 143

milder/proofing . ...696

moisture content, recording

device. .674

Favy standpoint • 465

o sna/ourgs

government plans stock pile.

626

limitation order ....... .1477

nildewproof ing. .......... 696

specifications .692

uses.. ,.692,696

para.chute, strength, effect of

yarn elongations .945

' preservatives, testing.. ••••435,

prices

ceiling. 1129

affects mill profits.....

1301

based on 10 market
' ' average ...... .740 , 1349

computation, method in
case of holiday in 10

'markets .927

concessions a,sked by
* manufacturers • • • • . .109

issuance procedure. .. .762

V C-PA viewpoint ......... 107

plan allows for staple at

20.37^, ....1347

regulation

' 10 1002

118.1206,1457-8,1470-2

127 ......1469

128........... ....1474

schedule 11 ........ .227-8

sliding scale. ••• .. . ..112

Item

Cloth (Cont'd)
prices (cont'd)
' St. Brit.

maximum, schedule. .. .1476
order (no. 32), explana-
tion .......1452

India ...405

statistics. ,797

trends 565

' procurement

by Quartermaster corps, new

plan.. 371

for armed forces, central,
agency to handle, urged..

888

production

Canada, economics ,1029

U. S 366,619,865

88 per cent may fall in
war categories. . ..1419

estimate 55,366,1312

further expansion for-

' 'seen 63

increase through change

in specif ications.. 880
record expected.. .... .365

20 per cent needed for

national defense. . .381
war uses to a.bsorb 50 per

cent 792

quality, judging ...,1159

requirements, armed forces...*.

356,639

research, industrial.. •...•1024

selection. 1426

serviceability : . . .179,1403

predicted by fluidity.... 943
sheeting

better balance of warp and

weft, need..., 179

prices and quality, Missouri

stores.. • • . • • .463

standards. • 1158

* wear test... 1408

shirting, specifications. .. .698

shrinkage, control, Sanforized
' "shrunk processes....... »1358

sleeping bag fabrics," specif i—
'"' ' ' cations . ...... ... • . ... • . .1405

South and Central America,, out—
' ' lets; ..792

213

Item

Cloth (Cont'd)

specifications .880

India. ; .- 964

standards . ••• 173

A » S . T • M> «....«>..« o . s . 1 30

emergency, development . . • 173
G-t . ' Brit '. ' shrinkage . . • . 153 ,

trend, 961

strenght , "breaking, determina-
tion . • . o 130

tent, ' Waterproofing. ..... . .1358 i

terms , glo ssary 130

testiaig a wartime. . ......... .940

that America, want s . .593
towelling

serviceability. ........ .1407

waiter absorption, measuring
methods ,948

trade

inventory and output con-
trols.. ..798-

Lancashire, use of lend

lease cotton prohibited..

67

'■''memorandum contracts',

basis for settling. .. .374

postwar . • • » 792

Lancashire •••••••••«• 1088

twill,' specifications. ... . .459,

V ' ' ■ ' 1393-4

Uses ' *'

to equip a soldier ..* . ; ill67 -

too; ceo plant beds 478

velvet, sta)ida*rd-. 953

white, irrigated Cotton

satisfactory. .171

wind resistant, specification..

1404 -

See" also Manufacture; Textile
""industry.
Clothing, 'uMSrwear, knit,

' serviceability. 477

Cbckrell,* Fred'. .......... «. . . . .1216

Codish, R . 1L. ...... ....<>• 940

Coe, H. R.. e .,... ; .. .......... 182-3

Cbk'erV R. : Ro ........... . .1286

C o le , I'f . i3.».o..ot)c »...'. • • • ....778

CoIerganV Rus'seTT. * o . c 282. 974

C o le s, J • v~. « o . . o . . . . o 1230
"Collier,* "P." .v.V. . •'. . . • • ... .236
Collins, S. R 312

Item

Colombia

- classification.. ........ ... .195

cultivation. See Cultivation,
exports, taxes and regulations.

.. 505

- Medellin, textil industry. .. .69

• • prices, .fixing.... »745

Colombia., ilinisterio de ia

economia naciona.1. .195,506,1105

C omer , . Donald* . . . o • . 237 , 341

•Commissioners, secretaries and

directors of agriculture.. ••195
• Committees, . textile industry,

committee no. 39 ........... •554

Commodity research bureau, inc....

• • . . 238
Compe.tit.loA .b.etween

countries, Brazil and U. S

891,914

.fibers ....
cotton and

flax, Peru... ...879

jute ••••••••• 465, 458, 1103

. 6.', for sand bags. ...... 65

rayon. ••••••• ■<••••• . . 591

for tires 157

synthetic ... 0 ... ....••• 62

growths* American and Peruvian.

6311, 623, 628, 869, 871, 882 j 889

Cone, export & commission co...l012
Conference of scientific research
. . .worker, pn cotton in India,

. , 2d, 1941 .'...T.". 1257

Conferences

Chemurgia. .... 1156

committee of Fati'dnal cotton
council and government

officials 1219

-.- cotton, ..543

crop insurance .333

density of bales in transpor-
- * , . _ tat ion ..*•*-... ...........1297

entomology. • 583

insect control. ...30 ,316 , 582, 833
, . peace, , cotton interests should

be represented... »790

, , . ,ten.ancy. , 40

textile machinery price con-

t.rpl 379

... .universal standards, post—

pp.ned... •:■• ............... .123

.Congresses. See Conferences.

214

Item

Conrad, C. M* ........ i . . . 1359-

Con suction

Ala.ba.ma, ••»•• • 54

Argent ina 621 , 10 83

Australia,* •••••• • .643

Axis countries .......883

Canada 867

Georgia .54

increasing, answer to cotton

problem 152

India...,. 104,1011

■Ita-l'5 s ,» -for industrial uses,

■ • - • declaration required 724

Japan. 390

■ - -Mexico ••••••........••••..••.82

post-war, effect of expansion
in use of synthetic fillers
in Japan and Europe ...... .62

South Carolina »375,1236

Spain. ...1321

•statistics 797

Tennessee. • ........ .......... 54

-U. -S 356,637

-'Staple length.. ....... 890

var ieties.... 266

effect of

■ tire rationing 878

w/PB conversion order. 1316

monthly rate.... 63,617

• ■ • 1S41, largest on record.. 368

1942, estimate 357

October 1941, largest on

record .78

promotion plans .......... .59

record, new, predicted. .1316
^..'•reports, inssuance dates....

534

' -world, 1932-33 to 1940-41. . .631

See- also Demand; Uses.
Contes-te- ;

improvement, South Carolina....

1243

North.- Car olina. .283

quality, sponsored by Mid-
South cotton growers assoc..
■ • 1250
•safety, textile industry, Forth

Carolina.. 1020

Cook-, S. .R.r*.. 87, 386, 546, 779, 1013
Cooperation.- -See Marketing,

cooperative; One- variety com-
munities.

Item

Cooperativa agricola algodonera
limitada de Santiago del Sstero

937

Cooperativa. agricola de^ presiden- '
cia. Roque Sa.enz Pena.. ...... .128

Cooperativa a.gricola. ltda. Cas—

telli ......426

Coop.era.tiva agricola. "Union y
progreso" ltda,. de Presidente

de la Plaza (Chaco) ..129

Cooperative associations

. . . Argentina... ..128,129,426

Mississippi, plan for handling

. . loan cotton.. ......120

protect the farmer ...127

Cops, good, importance.... •••••453

Corcoran., T. 3P. 1233

Cornell, W. B .785

Cornell university. ........... 1488

Correa ,de Jesus, Diderot... •••••24

Costa Rica-, cultivation. See

Cultivation •
Costs. See Manufacture, costs;
Marketing, costs; Production,
costs.

Cotton, ba,sic food crop of South..

717

Cotton, importance to the con-
sumer .1426

Cotton, whole, term, defined. . .983
Cotton and cotton oil press. •• .712

Cotton calendar for 194-2 .,534

Cotton Christmas. See Uses, in-
creasing, ' plans, . Cotton Christ-
. , mas.

Cotton Christma.s committee of

Texas 254

Cotton, classing act, appropriation

1510

Cotton consumption council. . ...59,

876,1014

Cotton duck symposium .1424

Cotton hulls, fiber. See Linters.
Cotton importers and distributors*

ltd. (at. Brit.)..... 1189

Cotton manufacturers association

. . of. North Carplina..... • 283

Cotton quality week... ...1250

Cot.ton research foundation. See
. National cotton council of
. America. Cotton research found—
. . . a t ip.n •

Cotton spindles board. . . • .220

215

Item

Cotton-textile institute, inc. 110,
154,241,472,690,597,781,1512
Cotton week. See National cotton
week. • ..

Cotton' year .."book. 797

Cottonseed

compos! tibh" '

chemical, research. ..... .780

influenced hy field and
*. storage conditions. • . .553.
conditioning, effect on, oil

" yields ............ 987. .

crushing industry

'''effects of war , , .,..244

He aphis .975

exports

' Brazil . ............ 1438

prohibited

' '. ' ' Paraguay, 201

" ...Peru. .1445

for "planting

credit, Argentina. ..... .1280

dusting, effect on seed-
lings in' soil infested
with Phi zoctonia. » . . • .303.
Egyptian type, production,

Arizona..© ...1052

germination

* capacity", ' effect of.

chlorpicrine. ... • • ..819

tests, Oklahoma.. .... .299

glnners may delint-. ...... .48

improved, scheme to extend
U3ei India,...*..... 1245

long staple, supply 895,

1039

.•■far' production hoard to

: conserve ....792

. .longevity, factors affect-
ing. ................ .1251

Marvel of the. South, Mexico
*'"''*"'* to import 300 tons. ... .555',..'

, l"ort:i Carolina. . . . • ... '.. <> .293

Oklahoma. ........ ... ... .508-9

' production., rules* of .Ari-
zona crop improvement
assoc . .j. ..C. ....... .1041

*. ' ' . * pure'. and of Improved, var-
iety,, importance* ••••• 569'

selection*. .<>.. , ... 1050—1

Puerto Rico..... 1035

si tuation , Texas ......... 567

Item

Cottonseed* '(Cont'd)

for planting (cont'd)

' Supply :

pro hlem'. O 1035

' ' * * ' 'Texas". .............. .1057

' ' "SxP' ' '
pure', ' importance of.. 291,

''"."* ' ' " ' 295
supply

" ' ' ' conservation. • ... • .766
oil' mill' stocks need-

! . ed.. 512

tests, Louisiana ....568

' ' treated" with* ceres'an
"'"**'*" effect' on yield. . . . . .1046

ma,y "be carried over to
next season if proper-
ly stored 20

should not he sold to oil

' 'mills..'.. •••20

' treatment 1021

' " ' ' ' " hehef It's;... 811, 1030, 1054

' ' " device". ......... 821

effect on yield. ...... .19

' Mississippi.... 1053

""'studies, Georgia. ..•••785
with growth promoting
chemicals, inc rea.se s
yield. .••......•••< 556

ginhers' should not put trash

in'..,.. • ........1078

globulin preparations, amino

acid composition o .»486

grading, ' report • 549

'humidifying, method.. o.987

importance in war ef fort. .. .489
imports, restrictions, 3uE«a...

516

" income from, 1939-41. ...... .854

industry, chemistry's con-
tribution. .........1171

marketing

Argentina, on grade. ... e .189

* " I \" Brazil'. 1438

prices. •»••••••••••«...<»... Q5 z i-

fixing

oppo sod ....... ........ 218

Peru.......... 1445

prVduc'tibn
v ' Bra z i I . . . . . ........... 1438

'■■ U. S. ...... 99

index numbers. ..*.••• • .270

216

Item

Cottonseed (Cont \d). .
products .,...» •

consumption.* increasing,
answer to cotton prob-
lem. .... o - 152

directories.... 712

in national defense. .488 , 979
significance-, in world

affairs.. 1220

uses

chemist's part in de-
veloping. . . . * 1171

feed 1482

food and feed ..977

See also Cottonseed cake;
Cottonseed hulls; Cotton-
seed meal; Cottonseed
oil; Mar gar ine.
.protein.

source of 493,706

. . uses*,. ....1030

. sales. . •• 854

standards, Argentina 1226

.Statistics. .238,267

. storage.. . .... ...1251

uses. ........ 709

feed

.for livestock 719

Peru.... ..,.1169

vitality, influenced by field
and storage conditions. .. 553
Cottonseed cake

oil content, relation of

moisture. ............... .192

prices, -fixing, .Egypt. ..... .738

pro due t.ion, Argent ina. 184

uses, feed for livestock. . .1030
Cottonseed hulls

fiber,,, catalytic hydrogena-

tion 946

uses

feed for dairy cattle. .. .715

insulation. ............ .1439

. poultry, litter .......... 1436

Cottonseed, meal. • .

futures trading, Memphis. .. .975

uses

feed. 185-6, 188,484,710,

715 , 785 , 973-4, 1030 , 1482
fertilizer. 714, 813,1170,1441
'clastic s » •* • • .1482

Item

Cottonseed "oil ' '

bl eaching ..<;......... 117 5

color,- effect df gossypol. . .982
consumption, U. S. , compared
with butter and lard. ....717

directories . .«712

exports, prohibited, Paraguay..

201

extraction methods. ....... ,1176

freight rates'.. .... .....217,741

industry

Argentina 1427

South. 0 ..... o ..255

literature, review..... 981

mills

effect of 1942 production

goals... 1174

■ Louisiana. .251

ordered to hold supplies of

SxP- seed - ... ..512

problem • • 192

prices *.'

ceiling' ' ' '

establishment, opposed...

190,234

schedule. 53 230,521,

760-1,1463

• compared with tallow prices.

• - ' 985

fixing •

during World 'war 485

Egypt.. ....738

•production

Argentina. •••• .184

• U. S., increase. urged. .#707,

718

See also Cottonseed, crush-
ing industry.-

rancidity 182-3

■ recovery, from whole cotton. 983
refining, - Clayton process.. 1433
regulations, government, during

• • World war. ............ . ..485

supply, general preference

order- 'i'U-7T. ............. .526

survey, 1915-1918. . i. . i ... ..485

uses, margarine .483,720

Coulter, E. Mo ....782

Covington
Cox, A. B

Tom 8S0

i....... .....88, 520 , 928 ,

1086,1220,1491

217

Item

Crawford, 3. H ..1017

Crawford.! L K .A*. «••.•• .38

Crawford , -M. D . C . . 786

Credit

"by ^counties
■ .Georgia, Mississippi, Okla-
hqma,, and Texas. • • • • . .269

Kentucky. 551

production

Argentina.,. 1280

U. S.. 9 e.o 337

See als.o, Jjpan.3 •
Crop insurance... See , Insurance,
crop.

Cuba...... .96

Cult ivat ion

Argentina .».,..,, 292

Brazil. ,13

Japanese element .531

Burma., o..... 1025

by American Indians. . ...... .783

C o lombia. 570

Costa Rica. . .............. . .573

, Cuba , .96

Ecuador . . • ° • • ° • • • 1246

Iran........ 280

long staple cotton 281

•-.d s si ss ippi Del ta. ...... 1047

Mississippi .<>.... .1030

Ohio ......257

Paraguay... » 259

practices .... ...o 1047

Oklahoma... 563

persistence, of root-rot

following certain. ... .303

Puerto Rico*..'. ..»...*•••.. . .543

research, industrial. ..... .1024

Rhodesia, ' Southern. .... «... • .798

s.ea island, « in. young citrus
. groves » . » » o> . o ........... .15

so i'lv preparation. . ........ ...14

successful, rules for 1045

Sudan, i .- .'.1056

Thailand. .397

Tunis, .................... .1215

U. S.,....^ 786,1489

blackbell; ,Cprairie) soils...
" ; ....... .... ■ , 1049

educat ional . aid. 271

See ad so Production; -Spacing. ..
Cytology, review........... .5

Dallas agricultural club 891

Dantas , Garibaldi 89

Item

Davis, J. P .107

Davis, K. C 1326

Dav is, P. 0. ...................39

Defense. See national defense.

Delta &' pine" land' co. .» 1275

Delta council'. .' 610 , 570, 855,

895,1183

Demand, U. S. ...... ••••*••• V»1Q92

Denier-, Pv CV 1/.Y.... ....319,1054

Dickins , Dorothy 1282

Di Ponzo, Mario. See Ponzo Mario

di.- • • « " -•■
Directories" " * * "

American wool and cotton re-
porter..-.. ..774

industrial textiles 1496

International green book of
cottonseed oil and other

products 712

textile ■ industry, Canada,. • .255

Diseases 22

Aecidiunrgossypii 309

angular leaf spot •

Argentina,. .576

Egypt.. 578

- -Salvador. . ........ 831

wind dissemination. .... .304

Argentina. 1059,1228

Bar bado s . 1211

blackarm. See Diseases, angu-
lar leaf spot.

boll rot...... ....1255

Mississippi. . ........ . .1030

bolls, South Carolina. ... .1504

control . . . . . . .22, 821 ,1221 , 1482

- Angola.......;.'. ...210

fusarium wilt

Argentine Republic .574

Brazil ....828

• • organisms, ' CrOss-iiiocula-

tions with.. ..1504

■ reaction of varieties to...
• • • • • • ' • • 310

•Tennessee 1507

Iran , survey .280

■ Forth Carolina ..1060

Phymatotr ichum omnivorum See
Diseases, root-rdt."

Puerto Rico ; ....800

root-knot ................ . .310

-Georgia 785

root-rot

and weather and yields. .303
causal fungi, physiology of

307

218

Item

Diseases (Cont'd)
root-rot (cont'd)

effect of organic amend-
ments * .575

gr owth rate s • 21

persistence, following

cropping practices. •• .303
sclerotia of, soil-culture
method for obtaining. .306

rust

• - Alabama •••••• ............ 773

Ar i zona 1254

se ed- "borne 822

isolation and infection

tests... ......... ....c830

seedling. ..305*1255

Mississippi ........... • .1030

probability law in...... #305

Shizoctonia, effect of

dusting .303

survey... ...829

South Carolina 1504

soil-borne, isolation and in-
fection tests. .......... .830

U. S. , incidence ...577

wilt

• Mississippi... 1030
reaction of varieties,

Georgia ..785

resistance and mineral

• •nutrition • .1504

re'sl s-fcant- variety. . . . . . .1055

selection for immunity

against' •-• 827

upland resistant lines,

U. S. S. E. . .......... 832

'See also Diseases, fusarium
"wilt." '
Distribution - • - •

American cotton .... .266,393, 909

Egyptian cotton.-.-. 654

regulations, Gt. Brit. 1190

stati sties 797

• U. S........ ....398,405

world. •• .393

Diversification, dairy and "cotton
farms, U. S. , South. ...... .1069

Dixie cotton chopper '....1275

Dixon, a. L. .• .1108

Dodd, J. &....*. ....... •....*• 1124

Dominion textile co., ltd..... 1029

Doyle,* 0. B. .. . .... . .•....*••• .9

Draper, Allan....... ,.,.449

Item

Driver, T. . . 1087-8

Drying j gins equipped for, U. S..

861

Dubose, Gerald....... ....834,1261

Dugat, Gentry.-. ............ 313

Dunlap,'A. A. ................ .306

Dunlap, G. H. 431,942,1013

Duran, J. J. ................. .314

Durham, Walter., ......1019

Duxbury, Daniel. ••••••••• .61, 1039

East India cotton association,

ltd. 1011,1492

E?„st Texas chairiber of commerce...

895

Eaton, .!. L « ^246,535

Eavenson, Alban 536

Ecuador-

problems, Manabf 817,825

See also Cultivation; Pro-
duc tion.

Eddy, C. 0 ............. ...... 12o2

Education, textile

engineering defense courses...

1017

U. S.. 249,787

.... 7 83
...1482
....682
.. ..485

Edward-s, E.- I*.*.*.,
Edwards, E. R...
Edwards, I. K..-.
Edwards, J. D..»
Egypt

acrea.ge. See Acreage,
cottonseed products, prices,

fixing..... ........738

prices, fixing. ............924

production. See Production.

••situation,- wartime ...1222

stat istios.......... .103

varieties, Karnak, compared
with other varieties. . .1222
Egyptian cotton

supply and distribution, world

:.- - 654

■ • • -V, S. , conservation order M*

117 1203

variety, 213... 823

Elliott i Harriett.... 173

Ellithorp, -R. ¥ .563

Elsworth, R. H....... ...1138

Elvove, J. T. ........ .....791,902

El Zoheiry, M. S. 583

Emergency dairy defense com-
mittee. ...... .985

219

Item

Emergency -price .control .act of

- 194-2....... 725

Empire cotton growing corpora-
tion. 557

Sngel, .H. C « 1142

England. Soe Great .Britain.
Enterprise, private, .competitive,

must "be preserved. . • 1513

Enterprise -oil Co... 503

Everett, . C. . K„ .... .1014, 1155,1403,

1499,1501

Swing, K. P c 318

Exchanges
futures

stabilizing influence. .792
value, in wartime ....... .792

• .will function even with

ceiling price ........ 1353

Memphi s a •*••»»... , 930

Exe t e r manufac tur ing co........538

"Experimenter. 432

Experiments. .

cottonseed, ceresan treated,

• - . st orage .........20

fertilizers, Mississippi. • .1249
plats, competition effect, size

■ • and shape. „• .1488

Exports .

Brazil ..©.•'• 904, 1320

. . . by. .countries • . • . .1324

Sao Paulo.. .......89,92

Colombia, taxes and regula-
tions........... 506

Haiti • •»:• **.*. ........ . . .1118

India ....... .104 , 10 11 , 1109 ,1330

Mexico. 82

Peru .......... « , , 1120

"by countries......... 394, 912

.-..effect of war. . ... * ...... 563

tax 499

to Japan- and China,. ..... .404

U. S.

American-Egyptian cotton....

.... ...... ' 1038

.. permits .not. needed in Few

. Orleans.............. 1188

. < -posirwar M ^4>'. ......... ... .891

..program., Dne r variety com- --
- . inanities,,.. Mississippi.. *•

-.- ....... . ' •■; 1031

■ ■ sub s i dy . See Subs i dy on , e x-
p.or.t,s.„ U... S... , ...

Item

Exports (Cont'd)
TJ. S. (cont'd)

to St.. Brit., Lend-lease..

.... • 93
marking ."symbols ...»

"-'*"" 608

See also Shipments.*

Ezekiel,. ¥. IT ......303

Fabrics. See Cloth.

Fahmi, 7. . . • . • • .....827

Fair labor standards act

provisions applicable to gin-
he rs producing linters. . . .49
violations, Horth Carolina..
|* ' I " " ' " ' f' \. ; 757
Fa.rm business analysis studies,

1907-39........ 330

Far m raanag e me n t
practices

cropping systems, Alabama,
effect' on yield. .... .1482

Delta and pine land co..l275
of M. H. Scaief ........ ...572

South Carolina . .

Newberry' County. ......... 593

Pickens County. 1276

types .'

and size for satisfactory
level Vf* living . . . . . .1070

Tennessee . ... .......... ..1507

TJ.; S'-V 1907-^9. 330

See a.lso Credit; Diversif ice,—
tion; Labor, fa.rm; Leases*
Farmers '*"'"*'

advised to become dairymen. .181
agree on "bo'ilwo'rm program. . . . 26

and cooperatives.. • ...... .. .127

and spinners. . .<>.. ......... .775

.■v.-, ask relief because of crop

• - "' damage." ,'. 203

benefits .from changes in gin—

' 'riirig industry. e .344

. cia-ssing' service. ' See Classing,
service ' for ' organized groups,
"TJ-.-S".

equipped to produce staple in
war* emergency 'program. .. .718

holding* raw cotton . 108

importance* of oleomargarine to,.

■'. ! ■'*' """*" ' -/ /483

inc 6me fro in o leoma.rgarine . . .43.7

220

Item

Farmers (Cont'd)

offered' financial relief,

India 1135

participation in crop in-

' suranc e pro gram , L ou i s i ana . .

851

returns for labor, equals

per pound* price of cotton...

602

urged to

;p lent 1 e gume s ......288

produce cotton of longer

staple.. 648

purchase' supplies of poison

early* 584

vote for' retaining cotton

■ quota. • ......... .215

Farms '

cot ton-corn, small, conserva-

'tion on. 300

irrigated, machinery for.... 327
size, plantation and small,

compared 1281

See also ' Fam. Management .

Farn s vro r th , J ohn .......450

Farr, %. K 133

Farroll, G-. E. ................ .156

Federation of women's clubs... 1431

Fellers, C. 3. .286

Fennell , . F • L 943

Fenton, F. A 1221

Ferrero, Fl. 1493

Fertilizers'

balanc ed .................. . .298

ed'MiGrcdaii use; Mississippi. . .

I:-' • ' " ' 1031

do lonite, test ,' " Mississippi . .10
effect 'on' yields, 'Alabama. .'1482
experiments' ' * ' * ■ '
' ' 'Alabama . .773
• • &e6rgia . ........... i ..... 785

'Louis land i ........ .568

M ssissippi .. .......... .1249

manure, green, tests, Arkansas.

' - 4 y-r - '809
nitrate of soda, use, pre-
vented .994

nitrogen

' ' * 'appJifJatxdii; "effect on

"'■yield.-.; ............. .1504

in cotton cultivation. . .1242
Hi ssissippi- • . ... ..290

shortage may develop 238

Item

Fertilizers (Cont'd)

nutrient substances, utiliza-
tion 'by plant . . 272

phosphorus ».••••. ........ .,«, •• : «6

placement, experiment, Lowndes
County, Mississippi. .... .202

potash

application, S. C 1504

effectiveness, Central Asia..

302

response of cotton. ...... 826

rec ommenda.t i ons

Mississippi 810

South Carolina.. 1244

requirement's, during plant

development • 824

s odium ion in.. .12

sulphur-gyp sum- manure , ex-
periments. 1252

supply, situation 287,239,

794,1048

testing, Montserrat . . • • • ...1231
vitamin 3]_, effect on yield...*

1253

See also Plants, nutrition.
Fibers

analysis, X-ray method 1362

cell walls, cellulose,

or ienta.tion. ........... .1 139

cross sections, examination,

method.. ..139

development, early stages.. .434
diameter, Acala strains.. •••679

etherif ication.. . • ..1144

fat s^ - removal, methods. ... • ■•944
growth of Chaetomium globosum,

oxygen absorption and cala—

lase production during. . .577 .
mercerized, 'hydrolysis. . .•••438
microscopic cellulose particles

in colorless plastids for-

* mat ion. ••••*. .••••••135

moisture, content, measurement. •

132,674

nitrated 'by' nitric a.cid vapors,
investigation' 'X-ray... ..939

propert ies .......... . . -546,1482

compared with jute. .... .1103

mechanical ............ . . .675

' physical: ........... . . .1507

'which* make good "yarn 441

reactions

color , 941

iodine. ••••••••••••.•• . . .459

221

Item

Fibers (Cont 'd) '

research, U. s. Dept. of agri-
culture •548-9

. . . .spinna.bility .

raingrown and irrigated. 1140

..... tests .1369

structure .134,1482

• surface, catalytic oxidation....

1361

tests and testing

- • service

for "breeders, U. S. ..1143
■Tennessee university. • 141
U. S. Dept. of agri-

culture . • . • • • .144

southeast crops ....... o .1369

varieties, Texas ...444

treatment, slip resistant. .1370

wax content • . .553

See -also Cellulose fibers;

Cottonseed hulls, fiber;

.♦.•». -Lint; Synthetic fibers;

ITames of fibers other than
cotton.

Figures on King cotton. ...... .1224

Filippov, Y 559

Financing. See Credit; Loans.
Fires, warehouse, control method..

• .: - . , . ... < 1354

.Fisher, R. T . .792

.FitzSiuimonds, .A. ,L 244,623,

... 1184,1431
-Flax i

..•conversion to fiber resembling

c o t ton r. .................. 86 8

processing and utilization. .. 57
spinning on cotton machinery. ••

1308

Fletcher, E. E 317

Florida, ramie industry. ... ..68, 74

Florida, -igricultural experiment

- station. ......... 245

Flynn, 3d 1501

■ Foex, I-iarc „„ 939

Folsom, J. Co... ......856

■Fontaine, T. D 486

Fonzo , • Mario di-... 1059

Ford motor co.. e ...... 359

• Foster^- ■¥■. S 814

Fox v Peter-. ... 835

•Frayser, r-i. E ...1406

Item

Freight rates

ocean, Suez to U. S»*. . . .. 1194
railroad

loading changes 1478

points in .Oklahoma 1196

ten per cent increase,

-effect on cotton indus-
try. 126

3 per cent increase. ... .936
See al so Cottonseed oil,
freight rates; Linters,
freight charges.

Frey-Wyssling, A.... .1141

Friedman, Ephraim..... ..470

Friend, W. H. 1247

Fry, Carl... 0 591

Fuchs,- V. R. .. • .o978

Fulmer, J. L. ••••••••■••>•• .c.1248

Fulmer-Cooley oleomargarine re-
tail tax bills, hearings. *© 990

Fulmer net weight bill ..»729

See also Net weight.
' Futures - •

market , Hew York. ....... ...115

trading . .

effect of price .ceilings...
... .1130,1342,1352

India, options. • ••.••••1187

U. -S». .............. ....4 16

.See .also Exchanges; Prices ,
future s. ...

C-aer, Joseph... .41

G-amarra D.,.L... ....... ....... 564

Ga.rraendia,, ..J. 0. .963

C-arrard, ¥. M. ..... ... .288,1047

. Gar side, A. . H» 792,797,1494

.Gary, H. L. 599,865

Ga/ttenberger , P ....••815

- • Gaus , - G . E .46

- Gavrilov,. Go*... .....806

. ■ Gayle , . ¥. .¥.. 451

Geib,.M. 11.. Y .,,.1366

General federation of women' s

clubs »1437

Genetics

leaf . shape, in- Asia.tic cottons

affected by new gene.... 808

- review ...«.5

studies..*-. 276,785

- • - See also Breeding; Hybridi-

zat i on ; Inher i t anc e ; Vari e~

. . . . ties

222

Item

Georgia,

. . consumption... ...54

credit, by counties. ...269

production, costs.... 853

varieties

sea island •;• . .782

testing .1044

Georgia. Agricultural experiment

station .57,785

Georgia.. State engineering ex-
periment station..... 57

Gere.simov, B. A ......836

Gerdes, 1, L 861,1075,1284-,

1287,1328

German cotton corporation. See

Bauiawolle aktien gesellschaf t .
Germany

and Axis countries, con-
sumption, estimate ...... .883

growing cotton in Balkans and

Asia planned 243

Get the most from your cotton

stamps . . ....1388

Gill, -J. S ' 957

Ginners

advised against putting tra,sh

in seed... 1078

and civilian defense 1288

Arizona, practices, criticized.

associations. See names of

associations.
co r mo ens at ion for keeping re-
cords under AAA.... ...342

delisting seed for. planting. .48
on the "battle lines.. ...... .1080

part in insect control. ... .1286

producing linters, required to

. ^report 'to 0PM ........49

Ginning. _ . , ' . ■

ch$r ! ..es J JJ. S .348

cooperative

.Hew l.exico • • ..343

. See also Gins, 6ooperative..
experiment s , India .......... 604

. _ i mpr o y _e men t s

. artificial drying. 50

, Mississippi .1031

. . TlV sV.V. .V.' . . 861

urged'' for' Delta. 1287

industry

effects of war.... 244

evolution .......... . . . . . . 344

^ .r; f lTqrth Carolina.'. . 860

Item

Ginning (Cont'd.).:-

laboratory* See- Uv S-. Dept. of
agriculture, Cotton ginning
laboratory. - •

machinery. See Machinery, gin-
ning.

power facilities, use by de-

centralized industry.... 507

priorities .1295

problems. 1075

studi e s , government 549-50

Sudan 1506

suggestions .51

Texas 862,1077

upland, long- staple. ..... .1079

Ginnings. See Production.

Gins

cooperative

bookkeepers short course...

347

Mi s s i s sippi 1031

See also Ginning, coopera-
tive.

idle, use for production of

" war materials ...44

installations, new, U. S..*361

main t enanc e 12 34

modern, guard quality 860

operation, importance of

cleanliness ..... . .1074,1285

power facilities, use by in-
dustry in emergency S07

seed-cotton moisture tester. 46
small, use 'as del inters. 43, 78 5
stands, wooden, modernizing...

603,1294

static research .....345

U. S., number and estimated

capacity .1291

Gla s s, L » S. ............ .......cj98

Gleysteen, L. ?»♦♦•♦ ......... ..136

Glick, P. A«. .♦*.*.. 318

Glossary, terms relating to tex-
. " tile' materials ............ .130

Glovet ', * J. ' G. ••.......« .788

Go i fi , ti. ........ ....... ...25

Goldfinger, G. 1482

Goldsmith, G. W.. •••323

Good' neighbor- ad absurdam 871

Go'ralnik, A. S. 944
Gorc'akov, A. ........1022

Gordon, J. B 53,90,108,433,

• • -524,671,740,1342-3

Gordon, P.,E ♦♦♦•1415

223

Item

Gore, ,U. R. .... ......1043

Govande, G. K. > 275

Government

Argentina,, "builds "bag factory..

625

control. See Production, con-
trol*

loans. See Loans, See Loans,

government,
payment s., See Payments,
policy and program, U. S...542,

802,1111

agricultural adjustment . • 902
agricultural conservation...

223,514,747,995,1453
commodity loan and purchase.

673

See al so Exports, U. S. ,
program; Loans, govern-
ment^ Plans; Production,
control; Subsidy.

U. S.

orders stock pile of

... .Qsnaburgs 626

.-relief for crop damage. ..203
«- to. take ^ all cotton duck.. 362
Grade . and staple

lend-lease shipments, symbols
. used. ,tp T indicate ........ .608

-• Mi ssi ssippi ........... .. . ..... 248

U,- &* • 400-1 , 920

• See also Quality; Standards.
Grade s, low, spinners fear to

■ - use. .". 624

Grading* See Classing.

Gravier, .Carondelet. .1344

Great Britain

cloth,, standards, shrinkage. 174

- imports

. . American cotton, Lend-lease

'quality ..symbol's 608

plan. , . .'.','.1. •'. . 993

.machinery,, textile 458

prices, fixing. ..1125

stocks, .licensing. ......... .511

■supply, distribution plan... 993

• textile indus t ry

.added to list of war in—

....... dustries. 618

"concentration" progress. 349
considered vital during war.

fif ' 1 '! ei5

x.o.gulation .349

Item

Great Britain (Cont'd)

textile industry (cont'd)

■reorganization, government. •

507

situation .61

See also- Lancashire.

Gt . Brit . Cot ton .board . .55

Gt. Brit. Cotton controller. . . .56,

511,887,993,1449-50
Gt. 3rit. Imperial institute .. .709
Gt. Brit. Indian trade com-
missioner (Hew York) ....... 1109

Gt. Brit. Ministry of home securi-
ty. Committee of research and-
experiments department. .. ...131

Gt. Brit. Ministry of supply. 1125,

1195

Gt. Brit. Spindles board 202,

212,1023

Greathouse, G. A... 1482

Greenhouses, type for research.. .8

Gregg, Paul ,1263

Gregg; R. C •••••*• .929

Gregory, 'T. .H 977

Groups, organized. See One-
variety communities.
Growers. ■ See - Fe.rmers*
Guatemala - ; '

imports..,. 1217

See a,lso Production.

Guin , Marvin. .... .. . 248

Guissinger, J. A>... .157

Haiti,' 'exports ... • ••• .1118

Hal stead, P. B. .•••*.......... .792

Hamblin,- .I. E...... ....1049

Hamburger, ¥. J....... .....945

Hamor, ¥. A. .1024,1495

Hampton - institute, ...279

Hancock, H. A ..1222

Handling-,- suggestions 51

Hanratty, W. 1158

Hargovan-das Lakmichand college of
commerce , Ahmedabad. . ..... • .908

Ha r land , • S • C •••••• . .........*. 27 6

Har'ley, J. E..... .198

Harris , • Marshall ...40

Harris, -Milton...* 575

Harrison, .Prank*.. i» • » .683

Harrison,. G« J........ »»1

Harvesting
• • -machinery. See Machinery, facp,
■ * -rough.,- ,oos.t.s. .grower 5 cents per
•••«-« pound. • •• .18

suggestions. • • ...••51

224

Item

Hawkins, B. S. 303

Hawthorne, H. % 330

Hays, 11. 3... 477,1407-8

Heard, *M. "E........ 249,787

407

1223

Hedges, T. R...
Henderson, Eric.

Henderson, Leon. • ..374

Henderson, ¥. E . . . .354

Hendricks, H. E ..1072

Henry, C. G-... 711

He n z e , H. S.* o •* o .............. . 94 6

Hero, II. I 733

He s s , Aurt »..••*.. .lit. ........ 434

EibDeft; 'A. 'E... 452

Hickman, E. G. 1025

Kill, 'Si 'A 1409

Hint on, d. 3. 289,1048

Hi s t o r y ..1225

Brazil'... .. .. 530

prehistoric times to 1930... 786

sea island cotton, U. S.....782

Hixson, Sphriam .......837

Holcomb, E. J .....40,856

Ho 1c o Kit) , ' "Gene 1 60 , 1 17 1

Holmes, H. C..... ..•••••••600

Home missions council. Land

tenure committee. 40

Hood, L. IT., jr 951

Hoover, C. D. .................. .10

Home, i-I." lL. jr. 250

Houston cotton exchange 1440

Howard, "Chess." 408

Howard , L. "v. • 788

Howard, R. < r . ......... ....2

Hughes, 3ode 42

Hughes, S. T 1288

Hull fiber. See Cottonseed hulls,

fiber.
Humidity

constant, device for maintain-
ing .....678

vs. yarn quality..... 676

Hurd,_ S. 3 38

Hurley, Ray.. •••• .1224

Hurst",' E. J................'. ...592

Hurst, J. I....... ...1249

Hustache',' A. ............. 319

Hutchinson, J. B.' .... 804

Hut son, J. 3. . o ..••......•••.* 1026

Hybr i di zat ion 276

Imports

Burma, restrictions.

,516

Item

Imports (Cont'd)

Guatemala. .1217

■ * 'India ..W....1011

duty increased . ...723,

1185,1443

Spain. .. ...921

II. 'S.

from

Egypt, resolution oppos-
ing. ... ...494

India..... 645,1109

Peru

tariff, reduction

opposed 731

urged. 657

quotas; suspension 1122,

1209

South American cottons,

• ' " r " • "restrictions...' ..744

under quota* provisions.. .555

Imshenetskii", * A." A .435

Income 1 *<•'•<

Ar i zona. 1010

Arkansas .328

cash and government payments...

854

from

cotton

and cottonseed ...899

1933-41 crops 1277

1939-41 crops.... 854

" to he "protected through

' Tn'su'rance 595

: " " cot tonsced, "1933-41 crops. ,4.4
t" 1277

dusting 1505 acres .1267

long and short staples,
• Mississippi, delta. .... .36

" 'margarine .187

Indaburu,' C. Y. .817
India

acreage',' See Acreage.

"burlap, exports, to U. S...1307

cloth'.'.'.'.'. 1090

for military purposes. .. .161
prices, control 406

consumptions .............. • .104

foreign cotton, excise duty.

199

'cottonseed for planting, im-
proved. 1245

export s ... i 104, 1330

ginning, ' experiment s ..... . . .604

225

Item

India (Cont'd.)

- r ^handloom industry. . ....... . .363

( _ Hyderabad^ "Gaorani 6 variety. . •
"'"*.'. % * ' 816
irirpor t s , duty. 1 99 , 723 f 1 185 , 1443
...labor, textile industry..... 875
linters, leading exporter,

Bra.zil expected to supersede
; : ; 972
. a k produc t i on . See Pro due t i on .

statistics'.".' 1330

stocks.'. o'e .' . . .-. 1330

surpluses, short staple. 395, 964
,\ textile industry.... 65, 358, 361, .

1309

ilysore. 1313

varieties

. .. -American long staple,

, „ _ Sind 495

. -Desi, Sind ....495

psys&jri ..o. 727

Oomra. .................... 274

. s . yi eld ..«..*>«»...»«..»*..«.. 388
. . , . See also names of ''Indian
states.

India. Dept. of commercial and

intelligence statistics. . *. .388
Indian central cotton committee....

. ., 539 , 604", 1235 , 1329-30
Indian cotton V.u

exports to U. S. 1109

future ........ . .' 541

, .. . packing, poor .1492

Indian statistical institute. . .541
Industrial fiber society. ..... .546 .

Industrial textiles directory.1496 -
Industry

development, history 968

outlook, post-war.. 1225

. . . U. S/.V. . . . . . ... ....... .775 , 1080

of feet" of freight rate in-
crease ............... .126-

Industry committee no.' 39 for the >

textile industry..... 554

.Inheritance 4 •

•Pima cotton, smooth and pitted-
'ho lis .................... 278

upland cotton, cluster habit...

277

Inozemtsev, A. 818

Insect ie ides . ............... 24 , 313

calcium arsenate, effect on
• s'oilsV.V.Y. 296

item

Insecticides (Cont'd)
. .der.r.is,. and calcium arsenate. . • •

. ' i . .I'.ll [• * 7 " " v '"%34

-development . I • . . ....... . •••1482

legislation, proposed, Texas* ••

•• • -• !* '** -• ' ' ; 501

shortages^ Louisiana.'. 1269

. »Sol.'par\. .... 836

Insects.

.. Alabama argillacae Ebn. See In~
• ». ■,'■*» . .sects, leaf worm.
.A. . Anth.on.omus grandis Boh. See
. . . . .Insects, boll weevil.

aphid, Paraguay.....". 1052

Argent ina . . . 322 , 1061 , 1065 , 1228

Barbado s 1211

boll. we evil

control - ............. 316 , 584

. . . burning stalks 312

.by a_ parasite ..323

daytime poisoning. • . . .840
- . . on sea,, island cotton

v ; . . . under Florida eondi--

. . ..... .t'lons......' 1258

.. . U. S. , appropriation. 1510

.... Guatemala .579

Oklahoma. .25

, « . bollw rm 1258

s cpntrol

, cooperative 842

t demonstration'. ....... .842

e ggs .and larvae 31
. . ... oviposit ion and larvae
. . . . . survival . ... ........ . .317

. Se e al so ' subheads pink boll-
,.; worm, 'and 'spotted boll-

worm, under Insects.

California 845

Comotrachelus denieri, Hust.,

Argentina 319,1064

control. 580-2, 586, 844, 1221, 1270

. , . conference '. •••• 833

. . , Cotton council will co-

. operate • 1067

; . , r ginner ' s part .'. . . . .1285

, M t ^Louisiana. ........ .1262,1259

, . * 'methods . . . ........ . '.-. . .1264

dust ing. • 847

planes ' available . .... 1193

. . . returns ' from. ........ 1267

. . . Fyasaland. .1266

oil millers and bankers aid

farmers .1261

226

Item

Insects (Cont'd)

control (cont 'd)

• - programs 838,1259,1272

Puerto Rico ............. ,800

suggestions.. 28,1265

Texa.s.-.. .............. 835

McLennan Countyi. 841,1265

Victoria County. .834

' See also Insecticides.

damage 31 8 ,1256

' 'flea 'hopper t host rela.tion.. 837

injurious to cotton 29

Iran. . . . .280

loafworm

control, Sap Pa.ulo. ...... 843

' 2g; ; ptr.......... 583

Mexico .......... 314

pi:Jr bollworm , . .
control

Argentina. .322

Arizona • 26

Brazil ....... . .315

by a parasite 323

by natural enemies. ...583
plans, Mexico and U. S. . •

30,325

Puerto Rico ....588

Texas .......746

U. S 587,728,1510

hosts, secondary. ...... ..311

parasites, India.. .... . ..1257

survey. ........585

Pyrausta, nubilalis Eubner . . . 839
sa.nd T-.ri r e v/o rm , c on t r ol • . • • • • 8 46
seedling, controJL, Queen sland. .

23

South Carolina .1504

spotted bollworms, parasites,

' India 1257

stem weevil

] 'biology.... ...27,1066

host plant, south India.. 321

India. 1066,1260

parasite, south India.... 320

Texas 835 , 1263 ,1271

Thurbcria weevil, control. •• 587

appropria-tion, U. S 1510

U. S., investigations... 587, 848
Instruments

"breaking 'machine ............ 140

Delmhorst moisture detector. 132
for measuring air permeability
of fabrics 1365

- • Item

Instruments (Cont'd),

humidity device ........678

lavender glow, lamp ......... 1412

' st'r ob'o sc ope .149

See also Machinery.
Insurance

agents fear new.CCC cotton

program 932

crop.. . . .....590,592,594-5,1021

ac tuarial data,. ........ . .597

applications

"dates 335,750

procedure .751

small number,, reasons. 852

editor'ial^ comment... 334

farmers urged, to use..... .37

may provide for unpicked

cotton 591

program

county yield and rate

procedure ..752

e xpl ained 332 , 336 ,598

participation, Louisiana.

: ; 851

r e gulat'ions 225 ,753,

996,1455

Texas 329,1278

fire, "law suits, court do-..

cisions, Texa.s. ....... .232-3

not 'required on loa,n cotton.425
International congress of en-

t omo logy . . • ............ .. . • • 583

Inte'rria'tio'nal congress of genetics
\( ".' ... . 276

International cottonseed' products
directory. See International
green book' of cottonseed oil
and other vegetable products.
International green book of
dottoriseod oil and other ve-
getable oil products. ..... ...712

International harvester co......32

Iran. See Cultivation^ Production.
Iraq. "See Acreage; Production..
Ireland, J. C... ....... ...19,566

Irrigated' cb't'tbh

for the manufacture of white

Cloth...... .171

mill discrimination, campaign

to eliminate .240

needed for insurance against;
shortages of more popular
staples........... 906-7

227

Item

Irrigated cotton (Cont^d)

spinning, quality. , ..433
types; "lilrperial and Sail
' -JOaquin. . .... » ......... . .792

Irrigation^ 'differential, effect
on 'behavior' and quality of
Cambodia Co.. 2 cotton.*.. ....297

Isely, Bwight.... ,, 1264

Italy,' Industrial use's, de-
claration required". . • . ..... • .724

1 1 a ly". " ITaV s' , ' statutes, e t c • . • . . 7 42
Ivanova.-Aleksandrovskaja, Z. V....

'I':} ' ' 819

Jackson, 3. C. .389

Jac ks on , ' St an le y 45 3

Jaco "b , ' xv. T. 557

Jamieson, Edward .496, 1126

J apan

cloth, exports

from Shanghai , "banned. . . 216 ,
' " ■ • ' 510

to Indie . .64

to U. S 79

consumption. 390

import s , from Burma, 105

textile industry. ......... ..633

yarn , export s , to ' India ...... 64

Jaynes, lit C 567,1283

Jephcott,* 'C '1* ....1411

Jeter,' E. 1073

Jewell, ' Virginia. . • 471,693

jof f iiyv ' .828

Johnson, C. S. 1027

Johnson, 1. ?•••• .........605

Johnson, Jack (Mrs .)........ . .1409

Johnston, Oscar.. . .87,253,497,628,

789-90,792,795,900-1,
_ 965,976,1091,1345.

C. A..... .57

J. E .........207,584

oones,
Jones,

Jones,' LV V.'.. ;. . . .....1027

Jones', " PV E. . .791, 902.

J on es, R • j>i »..•.•«• • ...... ........ 1 14.9

Jones, 5. IT. ........ .......... 1049

Journal o*f ' c bmmerc e . ....... 7 92 , 853 .

Judging. See Classing. . ,. .
Junker , 3. H. .«•«««. .......... 1027

Junta/ '"'acibnal' del' algodon. See

Argentine Republic. Junta

ne.cional' del" algodon.

Item

Jute

compared with fcotton. . .... .1103

"statistics . .267

substitutes; ' possible, South

America. ...613

uses, sandbags, rot.proofing

prop e ss ....... . . . . ...... .151

Kamal ,. M. ... . .. . . 583

Kargin, V. 436

Kentucky,, credit, by counties. .551
Kenyon,, t _Q;>. ..........1371

Kern, C. A . .. . .966

Kettering,. J. H ..1359

Kil lough, D.^, I 1 ..,. ...... . 849,1050

Kinard, J. D.....,.,.,....., ...... .593,1275

King, 3. M 1230

King, ¥ 1029

Ki wan i s , c lu "b o f i fiemph is ••oS46

KLemme , ' D . . E , ... 677 , 1482

Kliever , . If. H,. ....... .45

Knight, H.' .967,1156,1360

Knox, J • H • • ■ e • • «••»•»•• .........185

Kok, E. A..... e., 185

Koo, M 339

Krasoyskii , . I . R... ...... 561

Kray'bi'iiv.Hi R;. •>..,,, 1175

Kr i shna Ayyar , . P. jr. . 27 , 320-1 ,1065

Kriiger , Tjq oda„ta 1361

Kudrin t . . S . .A. 272

Kuhn ,. . ; iir n t • * j • • » » • ...... ...... 1 34

Kuleb jaev., . V... 807 , 320

Kuykendal.1.,. Roy. • . ... o ........ . 290

Kylasam, M. S. ••••••.••••••* ..1257

LeJbor „ . . .

cottonseed oil industry. .. .1233

farm.,

California 855

migra.tory,. Ills. spur i 855

. Missouri ... ............. .855

Puerto EiQo. .................. . • . • 1035

strikes. ..857

under Earm ..security .ad-
mini stra/t ion program. .338
wagps . ; .

eptton belt. •■,#*-*> . ...-.544
30^ per hour, demanded...'
,,,, , _ ■ % 1303
in wa.r economy. .544

228

Item

Labor (Cont'd)

textile industry

age restriction, modifica-
tion urged, U. S....JT1306

Bombay 1300

Gt. Brit 60,66,1084

hours,

end earnings, U. S....630

India. 875

U. S*.* 1233

men-hour statistics, U. S...

1082

objection to use of low

^ . . .

grade cotton 624

regulations, violations,

1'brth Carolina...... e . 7 67

_ wages, TJ» .*S.'. •*. 80,1233

[ //' mini'mum 360,877,1099

on public contract s .... 7 6

southern 'mills » . .634

en nour increase

asked ....874

wart line problems 640
See e.l&o Sharecroppers.
Laboratories
4 research, mill, planning. . .1212
See e,l so subheads, Bureau of
agricultural chemistry and
engineering, Southern re- ' \
giortal research laboratory,
and Cotton Ginning labora-
tory, under U. S. Dept. of
. agriculture.
La Ppllette committee heelings....

'., i\ '. v. y. '. i ' '■' ' 855

Lamp to detect used cotton. .. .1412
Lancashire

c lo th , trade post-war ..... 1088
tearibi le industry . . . 872 , 8 81 , 10 89

Lang, R .....947

Lenham,' 3. ...... 118 , 903

Ler .diier , f red ....... 47 , 217

Laro se , P ........ . 255, 948

Larson, C. F. ....1070

La Rue , ¥• ;6v* * • . • 601

Latin America. See South America.

Laudcrmilk, J. D. .... ••'••439

Leahy, John ••••••••••••••••••• 1157

Leases

f ai r shar e • 601

Se c ^ a.1 so Tenants and tenancy,

Lee, 3. J., jr. ..251-

Lces , Enos.* • .145

Item

Legislation. See titles of acts
and bills and subheading
"legislation 11 under names of
countries.

Lehman, S. G-t....... .1060

Leite de Almeida, Jose. ...... .92,

904,1346

Leonard ; ■ • A*. ; . . * w * •. 1049

Leverton-, • Rt • M-. .-.-.» • . • .1172

Levy, R. M „. 443

Ll, C, C.o»e.e*»..o.. ........ 14 8 8

Lichtfe; • P. E. . 1077

Linder, Tom 207

Lindsay, M. A. .... .385

Linen, wartime substitutes. .. .158

Linstrom, E. S • «792

Lint

percentage- and -index. ...... d5

sales, calendar years,

1939-40..... .854

signif i-cance in world a,ffe>irs.

1220

Linters ••482

classification, terms 978

consumption,- rayon industry...

1428,1430
designated as chemical pro-
duct m.i.i* * 1429

■ 'exports, Brazil... 713, 972, 1432

•"• 'Sao Paulo • 180

freight charges, underpaid,
'■'■'suit to collect ....... .1479

grading. • .980

importance- in national de-

- fensev. 489,492

production, Argentina. .... ,184
pulps, modification by

• ' oxidizing. 1142

' statistics, U. S ..267

Uses

cellulose **721

explosives. .. .492,1173,1180
■ • ■ • mattresses... •••193

See also Cottonseed hulls,
fiber.

LlrrviTl e , P.- A, 873

Lipscomb, Ed 162,1414

'Lip-scomb J. H. ..... . • 110

Little, H. W, *•••••• •••1356

"Liverpool cotton service. .... .905

Livingston, Bert .........*.••• »68

L lo sa , J. •••••• , • ••••-••• • 33 , o 39

Loading, railroad charges. . . .743,

1478

229

Item

Loan cotton - •
exchange

for rubber ............. .1510

high for low grades. 419, 1355
■ insurance ■ pla,n-. .>...».. 424

;- 1541- crop, hill to extend

' '• matur
quality,
releases
sa.les- • •
' - •below

ity date., i 1447

» • • • .-.v. • .1026

...... .->... -..«•*. . , . . 7 92

parltyy legislation

prohibiting. ..*.•• • o . .992

• ' • 1-ega/l' requirements, Pre si-

dent can change 420

• * middling 15-16 inch offered
*to trade at 19^. . . . . . .423

pr o gram 422 1 669 671

stocks. ..................... 673

allotment to mills for war
supplies,* legislation
prohibiting. ....... .'..988

insurance, not required. .425
' ' use to ,l hreak market," hill
' • to prohihit ....... ....730

• * storage 932

Loans

government

: • ' frazil * ....418,421,1134

South -America,. ....... ... . .649

■•"'■Eii-S.»i** 194

■ per cent of parity,

- legislation. . j .... .500

' 'premiums- and- discounts,

1942 672,1137

• • ■ program. 120, 498, 1026

regulations, 1941. ...1454

relation to trade; move-

' ■ • ■ ■ ' ■■ men-t-s. . .. . .. .928

— -re-suits since 1933. . . 1026
statistics, 1941. .... .931

* tan-e- d»educ tions, 1 941 ... .

. f0+£3X ' :■ . -119

•■ pr-o'du'c-tio-nv -Oklahoma . ....... 337

'See also C r edi t ; Produc t ion,
loans.

XjOhgj- "0.* ^H' .*.'.'.'••*.'*.*•. . »-• . .... . .... . .163

Long staple 'oot-t-on

' -acre-age -goal ,• 1 942 ...........651

'cuTt-rvation • '

.... -xxri'gated areas. . • .281

'Mississippi Delta,. ...... 1047

: •' Sacaton 'Indian reservation..

664

Item

Long staple cotton (Cont'd) .. .
imports from Egypt, curtail-
ment request. ..494

1942, loan justifies shift to..

. .. . t . . 670

Peruvian*, blending with wool..

965

produption
a . . . . goals,,. 1942, , . -. -•

f ii^s spur i ••>.... ..1323

. Tennessee..... ..650

increase.... . ..357,648,1039

Arkansas 917

....... Mississippi delta.... 900

_•: India 908

or.&qnlr ements 1328

shortage ..•••.•••658

.uses , military 14-16

Looms.-*.. 1372

Loper.,. JU E. .. ...1028

Louisiana

• .agriculture, trends ...339

.cottonseed oil mills, list. 251
crop insurance program, • • • • 851
delta, settlement problems. 902
prices, actual and parity,

1910-41 414

production. See Production.
Louisiana. Agricultural experi— -
ment station. Crops and soils

• dept. i 568

Louisiana, and Arkansas railway,

suit to collect underpaid

, . . freight....' .....1479

. L owy , Al e xande r .- 486

Lozano H.-, Porfirio .825

Lucas, P. V 1227,1237

Luc e y ., . E. A. ................... ciO

Lummus. cottp.n gin co., cleaning
. . . and. drying; apparatus ••••••• 346

Luthra,,, jl... C ., ....... ......... .307

Ly le.,. .Clay; . • . ^ . ., 28 , 840

Lyons.,. M: ........... 949

KaCuen,. jli i.*.,^. . . .-. ...... ....87

Me Levi 1 1 , J. A. •••••**••••. . .1304

HcJ)Qna,ld » . «!• >E. » • 746

McDonald % •••••••••••* 585

Machinery

» . .farm. . . . , -. .

chopper......... ... ••••1273

..... .Qotton. picker. , . • ..32-3,349

x . . , . .harvesting, t Argentina.. ■••589

230

Item

Machinery (Cont'd)
' ' " ' farm (coAt '&)'."

production..... ....326

sales, 'and acre value of

' ' lint, 1919-41 544

suggestions, for irrigated

forms ...327

use', economic. ......33

ginning

cleaning equipment ...... .346' '

driers 1935-41 861

' itse.;. . i .'«* 47 r 50

presses ► . .. ..1076

repairing and conditioning.*

605

saws 1287

See also Gins,
in war economy. ............. 544

s tacking bale s ....... ....... 933

textile mill

breaking, lubrication of

cotton on.. ...••140

carding........ ......454

drives, selection.. .. .687
speeding up production...

1374

speeds

increa.se yarn strength
/^ . ^S p%v " 457

tests.. 942,1386

cleaning ......685

combing ....455,1146

electric mule ••...460

exports. .370

! C-t. Brit... ...... ........458

industry.. 884'

labor saving devices 449

looms. See Looms.

'maintenance .793

obsolete, sale to Europe....

" ' " ' 450

opening .147, 685

park's shortage .......... .635

picking....... .......147,683

po st-war 450'

prices, control. ........ .379

'spinning

fly frames ......456

: ' "•" fly' shuttle 1223

frame, driving systems...

1147'

' mule, 4 . . .459,958

Item

Machinery (Cont'd)

textile mill (cont'd)
spinning (cont'd)
rollers

leather 681

method of covering...

957

' • • roving frame 451

winding. •• 956

" ; See* a-lso Manufacture.
See also Instruments.

..1415
. ...830

906-7 , 1497

792

252

. . . 1040
..... 1 1
. ... . «36

40

...•855
540,777
...1109
....968
..•.253

Mclver, J...'. ......

McLaughlin, J. H..
McLaurine, ¥. M. ...

McMichael , S. C. . .
McNamara , H . C . . • •
Mc Samara , M . C • • • •

"McFeelyy J. &•••••

Mc Wi H ia-ms , C ar e y •
Maid of cotton....

Malik, S. H. S....

Malpass, G. N

Man of the year award
Manchester cotton associa.tion.254

'Mann, M. G. •••••••••.794

Manufacture
costs

* accounting., •••••1028

terminology • 1Q96

doffing, Argentina ....... .1373

educationa.1 aid. •••••••••• .271

opening dept 1150

processes .1029, 1420

opening and cleaning. •• .685
See also Carding; Machinery,
textile mill; Mills; Tex-
tile industry.

Marchionatto , J. B ••••••576

Mar gabatidhu , V • ••••27

Mar gar ine .7 16

and dairy industry .181,

191,490,986
a.s low cost food. ........ .1177

cottonseed oil in ...720

■• distribution. ..1179

' •importance to farmers. ... .187 ,
« -'- 483,487
' - ' - legislation, resolution of
General federation of

women ' s club s 20 6 , 1 437

' ' ■ • nutritive vadue 1172
standards ...... .209 , 213 , 1007-8

231

Item

Margarine (Cont'd)

taxes ••■>••.'. 711,1440

repeal legislation . .990

Tennessee- • ...... 200

Mark, H«»«« 437 ,1482

Market news service, U. S.

for organized groups .=.1356

work of Agricultural marketing
soi^viC6 • « « • • • e • * * • • • • • • 549

Marke ting. • 1131

Argentina. .....1226

Burma. ....Y.... 505

Co lombia. o • ... • o o .... o ..... . 1105

cooperative, 1940-41 .«>..«>. «1138
costs 4 loading charges, ICC

decision, o j ..... « .743

e xchange s. ... ...««.....«..« .792

Georgia.... .785

practices, Victoria, Tex. ..1351
progress, . one- variety com-

niuni ties « » . • . ......... o . . 858

quotas, U. , S.'. . , .

penalties 1480

referendum. . .215, 368 , 749 , 788

regulat ions , 1943-43 334

studies, Agricultural marketing

service *549

Tennessee .1507

U. S.,c*o.... .54,108, 358

and wan- 415

Markets

de v el opmen t s , 1 941 533

for American cotton, domestic

onl y , un le s s sue s idi ze d * . 541
for Peruvian cotton, U. S. ,

effect of war .......... ..793

foreign

Brazil , and war. ..........84

loss 389,403,646

plans to regain, U. S....88,
■ • 386
pre— war, restoration and

expansion. • .873

Houston. 1133

in • two • world wars ..793

Mejuphis, Tenn. 779,939

SxP, 1942 411

U. S.

for South American cottons,
• limited. .<.*.. ........ .744

• holidays ... .534

Victoria, Tex* .....1351

world, fluctuations. ....... .904

See also Exchanges.

Item
...... #1363

. o »

> * o

O 9 .

. . .

..*1338

791,903
.«ol059
...c391

. . . a cl3

. . . 1433

Mar sh, J. T...

Martilotti, Emilio...
Mason,. J. E.. 0 . ......

Mather, E.'.J'o
Matlock, H. L. ...... .

Matthews , E. D. ......

Me>t t ikow , M .. , • •

Mattresses.^ See Uses, ma.ttresses.
Maurice Benin (shipping) ltd. 1194
Meade, W. H. . ..... a ......... ..153

Mease, P. Too... 135-6

Me eK., I'J. iiio3..e9...........*.o 336

Mehl A J. M*. ........ .... .792, 1353

Mehta, Sir C. B...« ...... 908

Mehta, Sir Ho mi «541

Mehta, P. P. ...» o o • •..»•.» o .308
Mellon institute for industrial

research 1339,1495

Meloy, G. S ,...978,1173,1174

Memphis

concentration for Corinth

cotton requested .737

cottonseed", "crushing industry.

975

development as tra.de c enter. ••

779

market de scribed. .......... 929

pickeries, list 1016

progress, importance of

cotton..... .....1034

storage' facilities .935

Memphis agricultural club. . • .711,

1333,1350

Memphis commercial appeal, plant-
to-pro spe'r program .1019

Memphis cotton exchange

1941 business.*. .384

organized. .930

Merc ado de Algodon de Buenos

Aires .1138

Mercerization. .438,1353

Merrill, G. B... 146-7, 454-5, 6 84-5

Metcalf, E. A. ............... .580

Mexico

cottonseed, 'for 'planting to

be imported. .565

exports ............83

-prices. »*v. ■ .... 105

production, Laguna district...

106,391

Meyer, K. H 0 137

Michaud, Carlos.... 393

Mid south cotton" growers

association. ••• ..... • .938,1350

232

Item

Mi lane z, F. E... e 328

Milder/proofing. See Cloth,
mi ldewproof ing.

Miles, A. L 841,1265

Miller, G. H « 792

Miller, P. E . 829

Mills, H. F 1029

Mills

accidental causes and pre-
vention 535

South Carolina. 246

allowance for tare, U. S...1298
Argentina, doffing, practices..

1373

British India, increase work-
ing hours 875

Carding dept., speeding up

production in..... .1374

closed, Gt. Brit., suggestions
for modernizing. . ...... .1087

difficulty in handling 1 D. Hi
D.' bales, Southeast ...... .53

Exeter manufacturing co.....538

increase war work. ........ .1399

laboratories, planning. . . • .1212
long staple cotton, require-,
incuts, U. S. ........... .1328

fflaiat enanc e me thods 7 93

Me dell iii, Colombia....... 69

lew England, operations on a
24- hour basis, unf ea.sible . . .

354

North Carolina, Eockingham

County, first 778

production. ........ ... .955,1385

products, classification for
statistical purposes. •■ ..177

profits, affected by ceiling...

1301

southern 431 , 635

Spain, reduce operations.... 803
suits to recover processing

taxes. ..527

tire cord...... 380,383

urged to allocate cloth 885

See also" Cottonseed oil mills;
llahuf acture ; Textile in-
dustry.
Mississippi

acreage, allotments, difficult-
ies caused by new settle-
ment 791

credit, by counties'.. 269

Item

Mississippi (Cont'd)
Delta

income, net-, • from long and

short staples* •* 36

tenant s • and t enancy, unioni-
zation not the answer 59 9
fertilizers ■ ■
. .cottonseed -meal experiments

• • • 813

. -experiment s # • 1249

nitrogen. •• .290

placement, experiment,

Lowndes County. .... ••282

. recommendations 010

land settlement, new »79l

long staple cotton .900

quality, 1940-41 crop.... ••248

tenants and tenancy. ......1282

varieties, tests. ..... .11,285,

294,301

Mississippi. Agricultural ex-
periment station......... #1030

Delta, branch experiment sta,—

tion 11

Holly Springs branch ex-
periment station. •••••••• 10

Mississippi. State college. Ex-
tension service. .......... 1031

Mississippi. University, cotton
seminar .•••.••.......•...••162

Mississippi federated coopera,-
tives, plan for handling- loan

cotton 120

Mississippi state agricultural
policy and planning. ...... .542

Missouri

cloth sheets, quality and

prices .. ..463

product ion. ........ •• ..856

goal, long staple... •••1323

value , 1941 .W i 1 274

Missouri. Agricultural experiment

station. 1230

Mitchell, J. H. , jr 1175

Mitchell., J. J. ••••••••••••• ••686

Mitra, M. .308

Moberg, - Ivar-.. • *•••■ •. . ..••1372

Moffett-, • C-. ¥••••••••-•••••••• ...1158

Mohr, E 1367

Moles, H. S • •••••970

Moloney, J. F ...•• 979

Monteiro , Trajano. • •••••••• .13-14

Montgomery, -I. W« •••'••• »1417

233

Item

Mont s err at. Agricultural de-
partment 1231

Moore, ' 3. ' J. . . . » . •> <, .21

Moore, 0. C ......1366

Moreno , I gnac io ...311

Morris, E. 3o. 530

Morris, H. D .. 1253

Morrison, 3. V ....1159

Mo s "by, Arthur 980

Movement ' ' ■>
domestic, and government

Xd an s « • © • • • ..............923'

' 'statistics ....<>. ...... .797

'tfeias cotton, changed from

' 'export to domestic .1108

' See also Exports; •■ Imports;
'Receipts; Shipments.
Murchison, ' C. T. „ , 164, 366 ,725,792,
376,1014,1160,1305-5,
1419,1498

Murphy, G. $>»■> 373

Murray, C-. M «, » . . 856

Murray, E. J.V..V 409,792

Musser, D. M. 1142

Myers' "P. J* . • • • ...... 877

Nance, I. ....577

Nan jundayya, , C ..... e •••...*•..• 57 8

Math , 3 . . . e . o o . e o * e £ . « o*. « « . . o o . 30 3

National consumer-retailer coun-
cil......... * ....70

National ' cooperative- milk

producers federation. . . .187,487
National cotton hoard. . <•> .726
National cotton compress & cotton
warehouse a.ssoc iat ion . 1 135 , 1357
National cotton council of

America.... 200, 472, 690, 775, 790, .
' ' '*■•■•' 795-6.

' activities. . .261

and organisation. ....... .250

' ^advertising campaign .1015

asks 'cottonseed oil rate

' "r evisioni a. ; 741

dates 'for ' National- cotton

'week; 781
mi 11 support • urged ......... 1497

ODj'ects to War' production hoard
' ' ' " ' conservation order M-81..975
planning' Campaign to eliminate
' 5 ' ' mill' discrimination against
irrigated- cotton. • • • • • . • .240

, Item

National cotton council of
America (Cont'd)
planning insect control pro-
, , . gram .oa............ 838,, 1067

. proposes^ cotton reinforcement
. to steel'. . .V. ........... 397

urges planting'of' full cotton
acreage in. 1942 ....<>«•• • 897

National cotton council of
America. Cotton research
. foundation • ° • * . o 10 13 ,1229,1495
National cotton ginners' asso-
ciation » » o • . • „ . » . . . «o505

National cotton wa.ste associ--
at ion . ° .................. . 1155

National cotton week 781,

' ' : . . 1499-1501
National cottonseed products
.. association. . ...» 741, 1174, 1434

National, cottonseed products
, , associations Educational

service. ? .......... .488,714-15

National cottonseed products

association. Valley division..

1173,1435

National 'defense

. . .and, cotton... 799,1503

, . . and_ cottonseed .....408

importance of cotton and

products..... 708

National federation of provincial

societies among the agricult—
. ,ural, producers (Italy) .... .742
Natipnal federation of women's

c lub S..OO..... ............. 14-^l-O

National institute' of sciences

of India. ...578

Neale, P. E» ••»•••*' 185,188

Neely, J. G-. o .. o .............. .40

Neely, J. W. ... . .277

Nelson, Donald. 70

Neps... ..138

Net weight

legislation.,.. .729

resolution. . ............. . .667

New England, continuous operation

of mills" unfeasible ..354

New Orleans academy of science...

: , 949
New Orleans cotton exchange. • .668
. , , directory. ........ ....... .1232

234

Item

Hew York cotton exchange. .... .392,

909,925,1129
Cotton year hook. .......... .797

to continue operation, decision
• following declaration of

■ war... si 16

Few York Cotton exchange service..

393,399,474,631,652,378
Hew York Cotton exchange trade

service 94

lew- York, Pro due e exchange ...... 491

Fickerson, E. F 438,1482

Higeria, -production, estimates,

1941-42. o 653

Horris, R. E. ....15

Forth Carolina

cotton contest ............. .283

fair labor standards act,

.violations.. ..767

-farmers, cautionedon 1942

seed. ..293

' - - ■ ginning industry > 860

textile industry

ac c i dent s , caus es. 10 20

Rockingham County 778

varieties, testing, program. . . .

571

Forth Carolina. Agricultural

experiment station..... 571

Forth Carolina cotton ginners'

■ association .....1286,1289

Forth Carolina, cotton manufactur-

• • ers association. . 121

For t h ■ C a,r o lina . c r op i mp r o v e men t

•association. .571

Forth Carolina. State college,
- • textile school, recently in-
stalled roving frame ........ 451

Forth Carolina. State dept. of

■ ■ • agriculture 293

Funnery, R. 3. . ... . • 410

Oher.lies, Eridel.... 1361

O'Brien, Ruth.. 699,1502

■Oden, . Sydior 1111

O'Donnell, J. J 654

Ohio , cultivation. • ............ 257

•Oil, vegetable, shortage,

relieved "by increasing cotton

• - ■ acreage.. 718

0' Kelly, J. E. ................. 294

Item

Oklahoma

cottonseed for planting

germination, tests .299

" "supplies from other

* States .....508-9

credit, "by counties ...269

cultivation practices... •••563
price-quality relationships

"in local markets 407

Oklahoma. Agricultural experiment

station 19,710

Oklahoma. Dept. of agriculture. . •

299,509

Oklahoma. Dept. of agriculture.
Seed dept 17

Oklahoma cotton ginners asso-
ciation • 1290

Olcott, E. S... .486,1175

Oldham cotton mill managers'

association. •• 1364

Oldham master cotton spinners'
association, ltd .....1032

Olenin, Alice.. ••1233

01eoma.rga.rine. See Margarine.

Omohundro , 1 . H.. ............ 1421

One-variety communities

Ala/bama, Sand Mountain area,.»»

341

Arkansas 340

cotton improvement ....... »«553

Mississippi #859,1031

Forth Carolina, Halifax

Comity 1073

organizing methods ..•••4-2

program. ...• 853

" Tennessee .1072

Texas 263,1283

One-variety cotton improvement
and marketing program, pur-
chase of cotton under 1033

O'Feal,' E. A. ..

Opit zV C'. E. . . .

Op'itz, H. ......

*0''"Quiriri,' J. M. •

0 s ho rrie ,' Jame s .

'Ousley, 'Clarence

.... 7 9 o

111,368
...139
>...•• o21

.1150,1374
,334,586,910,
1051,1422

'Outlook

American cotton ......351

American-Egyptian. ...... . ••250

' Peru...:. 879

post-war. 87,1225

235

Item

Owens, I, U 72,632

P., E»- 0..* ....... 1266

Pacific lumber co., San

■fraiiciscoj- patent for a.rtifi*-
cial* fiber «. ^ . ».>>.«.-.«.»* . o367
Packaging* See Baling.

Padilla, C. A... . . .346

Padwi ck , G 308

Paint er , • 7er e ...... 47 5

Panov , A»'» •# 6 • » > ^ » » . i 4

Paraguay

cottonseed and cottonseed oil,

exports, prohibition. ... .201
cultivation. ............... ,259

price fixing.... 739

Parity payments. See Payments,
parity*

Parker , IT* 3-5 ••.oeo.«ooeo»..»« .338

Patterson, J. C . B .842 5 1267

Paulson, *". 3....o ..862

Paymen-t-s-

-legislation limiting to

$1,000 »•••* .1181

crop failure growers,

legislation •• ••.502

- government

Spain 803

- Qv- -S,. ...v '. .v .1183

- -■ and cash income, 1941....
: §i§^ - ■ ' '854

conservation measure

extending for 5 years.

■ • 500

to Canada. ■ 911

■ parity. D . .496,1448

regulations. ...... .748

soil conservation, $1,000

limit, legislation. o •• ..1442

Peairs j -L» ■ M. . . •.29,

Pears en j -3.-L.. .............. ol078

Pecora, 3. J* ........ . 189

Pedraza * • Roberto 16 , 570'

Peebles, -B> -Ho •• .295,1052

Perdue, Phil. «•<>••; 1334

Peru : : '

cotton and flax outlook. ... .879
exports and price fixing of

-cottonseed.... ••••1445

exports -of -cotton.,. 1120

•i>y •c-euntr-ies,- -1937-41 .-. . . 912
e-f f ec-t- -O'f- ■irar • ••' •*»*••••••• 663

1940 and 1941. • 394

Item

'Peru (Cont'd)

exports of cotton (Cont'd)

tax.".V.'.' .......... .499,1444

to Japan .and China, 1939-

41 oo

10^

.to U. S....» 557,792

production. 922

value 1493

situation ,1335

stocks, surplus, purchase by

U • S • o

textile industry...... 532

. .. . trade agreement with U. ..S.., 0 »

'* ,[".]'.[ , 1310
Peru". Cotton chamber. See

Camara algodonera del Peru.
Peruvian cotton

imports, U. S., ta,riff re-
duction....... 731

uses ....... ..d. . i. ........ .3965

Pest o v , 3 • I.. •»....... .....•.! 40

Petersen, E."~~G»»« '••>• • • ..ISO

Peterson, H. J. .......... 593,1275

Philadelphia, textile school,

cotton duck symposium. ... ,1424

Pickeries, list, Memphis 1015

Picking. See Harvesting.

Pidge on , Phi 1 • 1034

Pinckard, J. A. ............. .1053

PincfcarcL, J* A., jr._ .•••22

Pink "baliwdrm. See Insects, pink
" bollwb'rriB

Piskur,.' MV M. ,*.'•'•' 931

Pitner, John

* o ...

...295

Pitre, G. V • ,. • ............ ...o 633

Plans

ever normal granary ........ 7 92

post-war 1494.

six-point for cotton during
emergency. ........... . . ,789

stamp, cloth distribution. 4-80,

1317

buying admoni t ion 1415 ■

number and value of

sta.mps. ............ . .555

"regulations, amendment. .517
' "transactions, 1940 and

1 941 ..... ...•.......-.••555

to regain foreign markets,
' 'should be t made now. ...88,386

See also Government, policy
and program; Prices, con-
trol.

236

Item

Plant-to-pro sper program 1019

Planting dates, Texas valley.. .746
Plant s

blossoms, 'dusting, increases

yield .19

cell division, hormones. ... .559
characters, dwarf-red,

occurrence. . . » * 1040

fruiting. ••• • .561

grafting... 4

leaves 558,808

meiotic chromosome behavior....

273

nut r it ion re quire men t s 785

roots

ecology. .. . . ." .1030

tips, abnormalities .557

seedlings, diseases. See

Diseases, seedling,
spacing. See Spacing.

st omatai behavior 560

upland, bolls, cluster habit,

inheritance .277

utilization of nutrient sub-
stance's in fertilizers. .272,

824

waller deficiency, effects. . .564
whole',-' term's ................ 983

See also Bolls; Genetics;

Leaves; 'Stalks; Varieties.

P.lanz, T -. T . C... 792

Piatt , Prank. 887 , 1452

Poage , ' r . " . P. ' .44,607

Podol' skaia, M. 982

Policy. ' See Government, policy

and program.
Pool participation trust cer-
tificates 1510

Poole, Pi E ...........1482

Porter, 'E. G. 260

Ports

Corns Christi, receipts,

1925-27 to 1939-40 ..913

Houston. • .117

Portugal. ..•

colonies, production, 1941-

42.. Y..Y... 647, 1112

i: :oort's.o.'. 647

Post, ' E. E. . ... V. . . . .. . .... . .439

Powell, -i. L .......... o ........ 9 83

Presley," T.~ T*„ .V.'.'....'. . ..309,1254

Preston and* district mill

managers' 1 ' association .453

Item

Price control bill. .. .202,208,497

Prices -' .» «''■'-

allowed under cloth ceilings..

1347

American cotton, since 1800.. •

251

American- Egyptian cotton. .1038
and quality relationships,

Oklahoma. -.-.>-.-. . . 407

Ar ge nt ina 644 ,1128

ba,sic, established 545

stabi.li zat i on plan 1490

Arizona ..1010

average, computation, in ca.se

of holiday.... 113

Brazil 1346

Burma 1213

ceilings 410,1350

average of 10 markets,

use in computing. ... .740

effect on futures ..... .1342

oppo si t ion. .... 1340

system. .«..<> .1352

control

Canada • *219

•1 e g i s 1 at i on . 202 , 20 8 , 497 , 7 25
effect on farmers. •••196

disturbances, prevention in
war emergency 792

economically adequate »926

fair, instead of subsidies .110

fixing, c • • • .414

Argent ina- ? 536

Australia ..1106

Colombia 745

Egypt ..924

Gt. Brit.. 1125

Paraguay. ..739

futures, relation to avera,ge
spot price .114

Gt. Brit. 1195

increase

factors preventing. 108, 1130

hold too strong for any
. ceil ing ............. 1341

legislation, bibliography..

733

India......... . ..1011

1914-15 to 1940-41 286

legislation-.- See Price-s, con-
. v tro.1.

loan . c o tton 422 , 671 , 1355

Loui s i ana , 1910-41 ......... 414

237

Prices (Cont'd)'

Item

low grades . . .».••••.. 1127

i - G 2d CO i & p c 6 d • • • o •■ecc«»«ioa ol06

Mississippi, 1939-40 . o • • . . . c248
' "Moiit-sefrat ...» ...... .1231

movements, during two world

out look o . 408 , 7 94 , 1 104 , 1 123

parity... . .......... . 414

and prices received, 1910-

V 41.... c. .414

formula for determining.. 732
sale of "loan stocks at

l'JSS 5 « 9. n q . « • . .a., ue ..730

President's message, comments..

1345

quotations, 'U. S.. .......... 549

received' by' farmers, 1913-21

and 3. 938— 41 »....«..a...e. 41 2
s x Li na c x on ......oo..«e».»»»t lo44

S"D Otl«»*oir«n»ni«iii9Mi • • o 1 ^4 9

spread, mill ahd 10 market

ave rage * ...... . 925

stabilisation, U. So ..... . .1348

statistics'... ^ I ............. .797

steadiness. ° ... c ...... ° ... . .409

SxP,' 1942...... . 0 .411

ll . S. ««eoo9..o*.e.« j«506 , 368 , 'ML3

See ' als o' Cloth, prices; Cotton-
seed, nrices; Futures,,
trading; etc.
Prop c s sing tax. ' See' Taxe s ,

. processing. "''*" *
Productifen' :

and" mahuf ac turing. .......... 1085

Argentina. . . . '. V~10l, 387 ,656, 892

ii, J? iuCUi S£tS • ••*•*> e o • • • • • • • • c 34:0

Australia'. . . . .'. . . . 643 , 894 ,1106
Barbado s . • . • • ....... . » .... .1211

Belgian' Congo.. ........102

3razi l.»oo....o...a.o»l 113 a 1320

Sab Paulo ... .,.1 121 ,1327

Briti sh Empire

by countries, 1914-15—1940-

• ' ' 41 905

seasons, 1929-30 to 1940-41.

919

Burma, ........ c ...... « ...... .1213

California," Kern County, 1920-

1940.......-..' .......385

Chile......... 963

China.'. .. . .V.V.V. ... .... . . .1487

Colombia*. ............... . . . 1105

Item.

Production (Cont'd)

control, referendum, use and

value. o.... 788

costs

°~ : by states and regions, 1940-

595

California. 34

' Ecuado r... ....... ....... 850

Georgia* ..... 90.. ........ t?53

Mississippi' Delta.. ...... .36

effect of, large 'applications

of calcium arsenate.... .295
Egypt, 1936-37 to 1940-41.. 103
estimates, U. S., issuance

da,t e s o . .............. .c. Do4

forcasts, India

1914-15 to 1940-41...... 919

1935-36 to 1940-41...... 905

goal s

effect on oil mills. ...1174
Mi ssouri . . „ ...... . 1114,1323

Guat emala .....o....,
Indi a..o.o...c......

... »3UO

403,1119
..1331

. . toe r

by staple length.
' '1935-36 to 1940-4
Iran . .... •■
j.raq .00000. .......

loans', Oklahoma...

long staple upland
1 oui s i ana * . . © & » . .

MO XlCOcOO..OOOC'>.«

La.guna/ district
^Mississippi; ...... .

Mississippi Delta.
Mi ssouri o. ••*.....

Mont serre.t
Figerla.. ...... .

Peru . .0000.9.0.0*.

value • '. '. e ". '. ". *. '. '.
Por tugal . '. • '. . . • '. '. *.
sea, island

British "est Indies,

1941...' '. .95

' Puerto" Rico". .... 00 915.

South Carolina ...1235

Spain.... ......97,803

1929 /30-193 8/39 . . ...... 1 321

k t i s t i c s .....,;'......... o 7 9 7

1117,1217

...o 1.011

. . . . c 91

» . » . 253,

9 . c.'o 0 &2.

105,391
o.o 243
... 2cs9
,.1274
..1231.
. • .653
...922.
.-.1493;
...647

sta

Sudan ... o . . .0 o .......... ..1 0O0

Tunis', 1924-31.; .;. .1215.
Uganda . '. ". .............. 86 » 1332.,

U. S. S. E. ................ 284

238

Item

Production (Cont'd)

U. S 99,256,405,893

agreement with Brazil . . . . 914
1909-41, index numbers. . .270

1934- 35 -to -1940-41..... ..919

since 1800 .251

world »•••»••'•»•••»»•••»»•• .1337
by countries, 1937-38 to

1940-41 659

1914-15 to 1941-42...... .265

1938-41 1322

1935- 39 to 1941-42 *652

Puerto Rico. Agricultural ex-
periment station. ..... .543,1035

Quality -

and prices, Oklahoma .... ... • 407

Argentina 85

certificated stocks ... c ..... .83

high , through- subsidy. • ••.••<> 98

" - " improvement,- U. S 1075,1334

' loan cotton. .....399,1025

manufacturing 1140

' 'Mi s*si"ssippi 248

' 'needed -by armed forces. ... .1334

• production ............... . . .569

• spinning .433

statistics, -since 1928 903

U. S.......... 400-1,920

• statistics and classing

act..* 1510

T 're stern low grades . .......... 90

; See a-lso Grade and staple;
Staple length.
Quotas. See Acreage, allotments;

iia.rketing, quotas.
Quotations^ See - Prices. ■

H.« , S« •#••••••• 30 9

Rainwater, Cv 324

RaTn&iiaiha Ayyar, V.. 297

laaiah, X.. 808

Ramie* ' • ■

history, properties and future .
' significance ...••.••••••..56

industry, Florida 74

production

Florida.. .68

' ' Philippine ■ Islands. ..... .372

'Ranganantha Rao, V. H. ........ .276

Rankin, J. 3 218

'Pasmussen, 17. D 783

Rauscla , Hermann 1093

Pay , '.. • m ...... « * . • . • 303 , 830

Item

Payon

, c pnsumpt i on. 377

. U. ..S., 1920-41..' 637

de velppment s.. ••••• 434

market, 1941 ........ ..378

produc t ion ........ .350 , 378 , 382

stat i s tics 267 , 377

uses, tire cord, compared

with cotton 167

, .yarn, shortage .792

Receipt s

Corpus Christi, 1926-27 to

1939-40 ...913

mills, India, 1936/37 to

1940/41 1330

Reichart , iMorberto. . ...... . ....50

Research.... 1350,1364

cotton-weather, South. .... .285

industrial, U. S 1024

laboratories, federal 1155

program

Call away mi 11 s • 23 6

Textile, research institute.

235,801

Texas 247,780

textile industry 265,1234

accomplishments . ..... . .1037

need.. 1234

new approaches . ........ 1502

vital, to post-war problems. . •

535

See also under na.mes of re-
search institutions

Revere, C. T. •

,...204,792,925

Rhodesia, Southern.

Dept. of.

agriculture and

lands 798

Richardson, T. C...

t. ......... »OOo

Roa.rk, R. C . ..... .

1482

Robbins, . 5. L ......

489

Robinsop, . Bcn.ja,min.

Robinson, C. H....,

, 1143

Robinson, M. D.

>«...».**.oo657

Rodriguez* J. P....

799,1503

Rogers, R. F.....«,

.....477,1407-8

Ro ggenbr o d , Ro land. .

Rogovin, Z. A. • •••«

..«•«.» o ..... . 440

Rosenthal, Fritz. •«

>......... .1482

Rotations .

corn, cotton, crotalaria, and
; j Austrian peas, Florida.. .245
cotton and legumes 1054

239

Item

Roving -proce s ses 146

Rbzar,- Mi- 168

Rubtsov, -I * A. . . c <> . . . . . o c .31

Rude, -0. -S...o. 0 ..,..,.ol268

Rush, B. a..... ..,.1070

Russia.. See - Union of Soviet
■ - • Socialist ■ Re-publics.

• 9 O O .

Sac at on Indian reservation
Sal cs j 3D • M» ,« • • • « • • •
Saraiya-, • J» 3, r ... . • « . •
Sauer, E» 3?b G..c...

Savi lie , • R*. J.
Scheuer & company .-».
Schiefer.,- E. ?...^. rCiat . v
Schiffman, E. C......

St^-f >f el-maye r , 71 c t o r • .
Schools, textile

Americas . » o •
' • • -historv.

9 u

....664
. o . . 800
• o » ♦ o 9c>

. ... 843
.40.544
. » © . 373
• • ol365
...1291
.717-18

. .o,784

249,787
b * • 1365
17

.......<1 •

c o . . .oe...e»o.e

Schrei oor , vv . T. ..........

Sc 0 0 G , (J • Ce. oca. •■«......

Sea island cotton. See Varieties,,
sea ■ is land o ; -

Seed— Gotton, moisture tester, use
•at-gins...o...a»..» r «.«tJ...».946'

Seedlings, diseases. See Dis-
eases, seedling*

Sen , &.» R. *oc...i>». o.. «....(>••. 441,

Severance, J. L ..655,792

Shanghai, cloth, exports, "banned
by -Japan .» ... ...... ... . . . . .... 510

Shapo shnikov, V. G ... e o» . ..... »142

Sharecroppers

- nuiakevr- -by . Stat e s , 1 93.5-1 940 . 552

* : plight •"•VO'O e »-» t, *.o b ..... . •■» . . a 602

* • - -system,, -defended... . ... ..... .1281

'■ ' * -Se-e -al's o- -Sen-ant s and tenancy. ■_■
'-Sha^j*,- ''^.» ».fFoo... .... . . • .... 4o

'Shaw ,* ~il * * IC* , - jr.. ..»•*»....... .0 41 1

■ Shipment s . * » . . : . . .

■ > - * Indian, eotton, to Gt, Brit. .1492
t Peruvian , cotton, by countries,

• - -1937^41.... ....912

Shippers, < post-war. problems. . .1227

- Shipping- e,ct , 1916 •:»•••«•••• • • 11.94

• Shir-ley^ institute*' See British

- - • ■ cotton- industry, research asso-

ciation. Shirley institue.

Shumilov, C-.. A. . . 140

Siam. See Cultivation, Thailand.
-Sid-da-ll , Cameron. 844, 1270

Item

Signa trading corporation. . ••1194
Silk ' ' ■ "

consumption, TJ. S. , 1920-41...
' 537

statistic s o ... o .... . . «267

Simonds, J." '$• » « .......... • . »1439

Simp S On , Bo I-'i. . • o • • o » o » o o • • e » 1 2 C 1

Situation

- Amer ican-Egyptian • » • 260

'Brazilo ue o»..o ..' 418, 898

Chllia »oe>oo»eoo»o.......eo el 487

Egypt.. 0 ooo...o..... .1222

Peru • or«r>oo».oo.».».».->.»» oloo5

revi ew. o o o • • . • . o o . . o . o o • • .1026
U» S o . o » o » » o . c . . . . . 88, 204, 1326

WOrld .coeeo.Qoono. .*.....*. 6 dS

See also Industry; and sub-
head,' situation, under
• names of countries,
growths, .etc.

Skeete, C. C.,. 0 .....

304

Slonimsky, G«

.436

Smi th , 3 • I)o soooooooa

1447

Smith, Jit • G.ooooeooo*

...9.OO0O 278

Smi th, G • Xiooooooo...

. o o ..... , 845

Smi th , H. Poooooo.*5o.

,849

Smi th ; J • Bo.eoFoeoe.

Smith, La Kooooocooo.

•cor »#c»*095

Smi th , T » L. eoeee.no.

Smith-Boxey classing.

service.

See Classing service for or-
ganized groups, U. S.

Snow , 'Thad 356

Sobrinho, A. M. . • e . • • • • . • •• . • .298

Soils • * • - -

' \ \ Alabama • • •»'..... '••826

biacltbelt (prairie) 1049

conservation*''' ' '■
... practices. .........•••• »300

relation' to insect
' ' " " " . dama-ge ............318

' sm? u li cotton-corn farms. • • •

■ '"' ; : '127-9

damage' from "dusting" pro-
gram. ..•••..o*. ....... . .296

drainage ,' t echni que ...... .1068

'Iran,' 'survey, . 1936- 280

* Wrth ' Carolina.' .......... .1253

* Vrgariic 'amendments,, effect on

"vlai zosnhere *of 'cotton. • »575

240

Item

Soils (Cont'd)

suitable preparation. ••••••••14

South Africa.. Dept. of agri-
culture and forestry*. ..... .396

South America

agr i cultural r e ad ju s t men t s ,

post-war. • .o... 873
exports, decline. .......... .649

fibers, substitutes for jute...

613

textile industry, impact of

v/ar.. 0 . .o.......... 352

See -also names of countries.

South Carolina

consumption • • • 375

contest, o 1243

crop failure •••••198

farm management

Itewberry County.. • 593

Fickens County. ».. •• * «. c 1276

fertilizers.... • 1244

textile industry 375,1018

textile mills, accidents,

cause s *.*.«» .».•-••.. • • * * . • • • 246

South Carolina. Agricultural ex-
periment station ••••1504

South Ca.ro lina. Dept. of .agri-
culture* ... .0.00*0*. •••••• .1236

Southern agricultural xirorkers.
See Association of southern
agr i cul tur al wo rke rs»

Southern' cotton shippers a.sso-
c iat i on .••»..»os.«... • 1227 ,1237

Southern railway, transit

rules......... =. 737

Southern regional research lab-
oratory. r e.o..c ....... 550 , 121 8

Southern -textile association

Eastern Carolina division. .1386
South -Carolina division. • . .1505
tests -on higher card speeds. ...
• • 457

Southwest -Mississippi junior

college, fertilizer experiments

1249

South-western conference for

cot ton insect control.. .833,841
South-wide cotton insect control
program. ...<>.............. . 1259

So v/de it, J . C . • .."•••••••••• • • ... 9 80

Soxman, R. C . 348

Spacing, effect on behavior and
quality 297

Item

Spain

Argentine cotton^ * contract

terms. ..o... ........ • •••736

consumption 1929/30-1938/39...

1321

imports, 1940-41.. 921

production

1929/30-1938/39 .1321

1941.0. ....97,803

textile industry ••••••803

Spain. Institute for the increase

of cotton cultivation. .... .803

Spalding, Thomas .782

Speas, H. M. ...... • »571

Species

gossypium, genetical s tudies..

276

meiotic chromosome behavior. ••

273

See also Varieties.

Speight, W. L. •• ...1056

Spiegel & Peiffer..... 985

Spindles

doubling, licensing, G-t.

Brit. 1190

manufactured in free Chins.. ••»

870

U. S. •..•••...617,866

Spinning

Canada ...1029

carding, speeds. .o... .942, 1153

drawing, processes. •••••••«146

industry. See Textile in-
dustry.

long draft.*.. 684,1149

machinery. See Machinery,

textile "mill,
methods ..•••<>••••• .148 , 461 , 682
research, Texas. »••••• ••780

mule.... 452,958,1151

package, size. .460,1145

problems • ••»•.• ••••<•• .447 ,1153
quality. See. Quality, spinn-
ing.

ring. ••••••••••• e .452

"t echho logy . •• ....6 86

tests

sea island cotton. •••••• 804

U. S. S. Rc 806,820

' U. S....... ...549,1143

Varieties, Texas. ..... ..444

value, Western low grade.. o. 90
See also Manuf ac ture ; Mills;
'" 'Yarn.

Item

"Spintech. " 1096*1151

Stacey, E» A» «»»•.•••»••»•*•••• 917

Stalks',-- burning- to- control

W8G VI IS >ooe,a,.o,e,,oo,*,o«o 31 2

Stamp plan. See Plans, stamp.

Standards

American-Egyptian cotton. , <= .549
" "-middling spotted, resolution

r * 'opposing*.- ..o.c. ....<>». o cl21

U* So»eeioC9eo»,ooo«»» o . • o o » c 125

_Se_o_also Cloth, standards;
Cottonseed, grading; L int-
ers, grading.
Staple cotton. See, Long-staple

cotton 0
Staple cotton cooperative

association. o..o,o.oc?.»e>o O 1048
Staple length

con sumption j U. So ».»»»•*•• c890
Mississippi 1928-40 9.0 ooo r248
State—wide cotton committee of

Texas .'o #o» , » o o~» ,o • » • > «.e9l8,1036
Foreign markets committee, re-
port • 6 e » o »«',«r»»»oeee»eooo 661

Insect "control - section, e r 0 o u 833
Statistics 238,267
atlas, southern counties. • ol027
C eil sus ' bureau • 6 <s o « « o » o » o o , o 1 224
India,, 1940—41 . 00 » 0 *. 0 o».. s.1330
See als o' subhead,- "statistics,"
under; names of countries,
etc, •'
Staudinger j K» , o • o. . . o • o • • • e * ol367

Stcill, LCOi»30'Ooo?-eo,,'(>soAOo,eol368.

Stems." 'See- Stalks.
Stem So or e^ . J * ■> o t> . . . « » . , > • o . . • 831
St ewa,r t , J •< i T . • o © B « • • . o o « e <> 41 5 , 7 92
'Steyn, D* ~G. • «o-*o-e«»,,«e»,,»..97l9

Stocks : •

■ Brazil j- surplus, purchase by

' U • S..0930.9.90.O..90....886

; cert if icated* « s> . • . • , . • • » 83, 1344

Gt » Br itoi03t«*e,o.»»9,oeooo 51 1

India, .«.o«3.o»ooooBoe!. ,1011 , 1330
surplus r . o , »t>«,,o,o.o.,o.», 954
' ' loan* cotton... .,.»,»<«»» ,399, 673

P O rU »e*peooe o o » .00.0 o e e .663,886

.' '' South America ,,«••,,, 0 ,, o ,, 1098
s tart ist xc s . . o*. «.-•,, ...... ,797

U'» ' S Vy surplus-, b o 1325
Stone*,' L, ■ 1* • 191

"Storage

facilities, Memphis, Tenn. ..935

241
Item

Storage (Cont ! d)
^^loan cotton, recdncentration,
effect on insurance agents,

932

See also Warehouses,

Stoves, J» L...o, .,.,...,442

Strains. See Varieties.

Strang,] Peter ...» 1037

Strashunskii , D. M, . « e »,, o o, » *252
Straus , F. L©i»oooe»,»..o,«»,» 443
Strikes. See under Labor,
Strohman, G. , oc» , o »©814

Stroman, Go S", 0 « f>, o , , • , e , , » , «o679

Stubblef ield, Bla,ine , ...1312

Sturkie , Do Go, o.oo... ....»•• 14 82

Subsidy, U. S.

on export s « o o o ..••••»•• o o 662

to C ana, da ,ooe«o,,,,ace,,98,911
See a,l s o Cloth, exports; U, S»,
subsidy.

Sudan. Dept. of agriculture and

StoGkoo noo,»oeo,,o,,«,»«»cl 506

Sukhorukovj Ko *eo »...«-• o 559
.Sullivan , R. H e ec,,,.*,,,,,,a * 952

Supply

American cotton

'frOC' eocroroon .,9,, ..,,792

1929-50 to 1940-41. o oo.o 266
' 1933-34 ' to ' 1941-42. ,393, 909
Ar i zona, .,eo,e.,,,«,,B»e.. ,1010

Egyot ufionooeoonoo. ..»>, e o o » 1 115

Egyptian cotton, world. » o,o554
India, short staple. c o ,395,
r 1081,1135
loan cotton, 1933-34 to 1943L-

42 «ooo,,o,o V^O BO*. ,,,060,909

long staple cotton, U. Sr»»889
quality, statistic s o • 1026

Shortage • • oeea e ooo 901

South. America,. ,....o.oooo ,1115
statistic s,9o,«,,oo,.,oo,*o797
U. S» » o o . o , , . , o • 1107 , 1115 , 1333
1918-19 to 1940-41... ooo398
popula-r staples, shortages,

906

world, 1933-34 to 1941-42. ,393
See a,lso Carryover; Loan
cotton; Stocks.

Sve rdl in , hi, 0 . , , . « • 440

Switzerland,' textile industry. 75,
. . " • ' " , . 3?6

Synthetic fibers

case in ..•••«»«»..»»«•»©•• • 1318

242

• ■ ' ;• "Item
Synthetic fibers (Cont'd)

Sarau...... 71

sources

bark of redwood tree....o36?

soybeans. 359

uses, expansion in Japan and

Europe o ........ . 62

See also Cellulose, fibers;

Bayou.

Tare

deductions, 1941 cotton loan
program.. . . . « ..119

See als o Bagging.
Tariff, T J. S., on Peruvian

cotton, reduction. * . . . .657,1310
Taxes

Argentina, Presidency of Roque
Saenz Pena.-. . .... 9 ° ... . .1186

floor stock, paid under AAA,
suit to recover ... .528-9,758

paid under AAA, suit to re-
cover* .769-71

• Peru..., 1444

processing, paid under AAA,

suit to recover. 527,772

Taylor, 3, ......... „ 459

Taylor, Ered. . 890

Taylor, J. L... « ....... 57

Technical association of the

pulp and paper industry. ... .437

"Technicus. " ......1152

Tenants and tenancy

■ ' ''Louisiana.. , ... 339

" 5 'Mississippi, levels of living..

1282

Mississippi Delta, unioni-
zation.... 599

Missouri , southeast 856

progressive .600

shares. .................... .601

sound business arrangement. .600

South. -.-..v. 39-40'

• U. S. ,■ by -States .......552

See 8.1 so 'Sharecroppers.
Tenhet , J. iT. .............••*. .846

Tennessee' "

consumption, Aug. 1922-Oct.

- 1941..-.-..-.. .■ 54

margarine, tax, repeal,

effects*...... 200

' • mre— variety -community move-
ment .••••••1072

production, long staple, goal.,

660

Item

Tennessee. Ajgricultural ex-
periment station. . .. .1236,1507

Tennessee. University, fiber

testing service ........... .141

Tests. See Cloth, testing; Fi-
bers, tests and testing;
Spinning, tests; Varieties,

- . testing; Yarn, testing.

Teubel, Henry . ...... 490

Texas

.acreage, allotment 918

bill .to regulate manufacture

and sale a, 501

cottonseed, for planting. • .567
credit, by counties. ...... .259

ginning industry, costs and

profits • .862

insect control, program",- Mc-
Lennan County. ........ ..841

insurance 852,1273

pla.ee of cotton in economy,,..

780

research, projects 247,780

textile industry. 635

Texas. Agricultural and mechani-
cal college. Extension ser-
vice/. ,263

Texas. Agricultural experiment
stat i on . o ♦ . 1046 ,1247

Texas agricultural workers'

association . . ••.,,....,.•,•389

Texa.s cooperative ginners

association. . • • .,864

Texas cotton a,ssocia.tion. . • .1025,

1111,1.238

Texas cotton Christmas committee.

264

Texas . cotton ginners 1 association
1288,1292-3,1295,1338
. Texas, cotton research committee..

780

.Texas cottonseed crushers' asso—

... elation.... *. 741 ,1057

Texas gulf sulphur company.'

. Agricultural department. •• .847
Texas. technological college. ..345
Texas. University. Bureau of in—

.. dustrial chemistry •••1370

Textile economics bureau, inc..,.
. ■ . » . . . , . 377-8,637

Textile" foundation 249,431

Textile industry

Argentina 621 , 734 , 1083

Belgium , 1093

3ombay 1300

243'

Item

Textile industry (Cont'd)

Brazil ......... '•...612

Canada...... . . . . ..... . . , .616

directories . . ...... .255

mai..ual<..» • ->-*«•...*>«.».. 255
r 0<i,oJ- at i on » ••<>'«. »<>«».«• .1124
voluntarily reduces prices..

219

war production ...,1302

China .1487

Colombia, Medellin. . .... ...... 69

development... , . e786

Gt. Sri to.... ......61,1100

added, to. liet- of war in-

"concentration" progress .349
liquidation of Cotton im-r
porters - and distri but or s ,

loCLooeoeoooroo *»»»»eoJ_ 18 9

planning,, post-war. . . . e r 1102

regulation-* . . . . . . .349,1190.

reorgani zat ion ..se.sa.9ec 507

research ...1364

vital during war. . -> i ..occ-614
history... . . , t .. ...583,786.1514
India. • » » • . c 65 , 358 , 361 , 363 ,1309

- jy S0reec.9ee.....o.o..ec 1313

J apan and India . ... ° ....... . 533

Lancashire. . • . . . . . . 872, 881 ,1089

minimum wage • 360
i'ew England. .<>«. ...... «...<>. 792

Forth Carolina .••'>•-•*

accidents. » ......».•••. .1020

Rockingham- County . . * . • 0 • • 778
safety contest. . ..*.->. .1020

Peru. M .. ..632

research. See Research, textile

industry.
South, statistics. . ...... • . .255

South America . ... .72, 352

South. Carolina 375

hi story...... ...... .....101 8

Spa<idi ..s.^o.o. ..».*• ........ 803

statistics. ..«•••• .....'••'...797

Swit zerland. o.. .75 , 375

TeESMfOM...... . . ..636

U. S. S. JR.,. ........ ..<,••• .1311.

U. So * • c o . . o o c o ? o . . o33 , 642 , 1 101
ar senaX. of - democracy. • . .1508
committee appointed to

advi se 0PM 533

committee recommendations. . •

360

Item

Textile industry (Cont'd)
U. S... ..(cont'd) • - - - •

developments . .o.373

difficulties in producing

cloth to- equip army. • 356
directories.. ...... •••••774

engine er ing - defense tra,in—
• ing courses ........ .1017

government regulation. .. 9 58

hi S t O Ty' a ft i 9 o * • » t • o t t • » l * -j3 O

importance to South and

nation r.237

post-war problems. .... . ©555

programs •••»•••••..■•.•• 162

South. .354, 535

statistic s» ... ......... • ol77

wartime.... ...640,792,1239,

1305,1314,1498
c ontrols , -1914-18 . . .1304
working at' full Capacity. .»

369,1095

See al so Cloth', Industry; Mas**
ufacture; . Spindles; Yarji,
Textile institute. Lancashire

section. ............... • ..1514

Textile operating executives of

Georgia. • .1153

Textile research institute, inc..

235,801

Textile research war council. 1259
Textile society of Cana,da.

Eastern division-.-. -»~

Western division...'
Textile square club..*.-
Textile war manual..'..
Textile waste exchange.
Textile workers union of

• .1028
..1149
...107

» • a 640

..1155

"unerica.
634,874

Textile World. . ......... 540

Thailand, Cultivation.* *See
Cultivation.. . . • - • •

Thirumadachari, H. C
Thorn, Charles....... .

Thomas, Elmer......

Thomas, P. L......

Thompson, E. 0»..»
Thompson, Virginia
Thorburn , A.. M. • « »
Tindall, C.ordell..

Tobler, L

Tocker, Phillip,....^

Todd, J. A....... 266

Torn, E. F...

398

297,558
..<>575
...502
. . 1271
...327
...397
... 14 3
.-.1114
s> • • 982
206,1179
919,1115
• • ♦ .1116

244

Item

Trade

agreement s ••••<.« 548

Brazil and U. S..... 891

G-t. Brit, and U. So.... c .o67

Haiti and U. S ,00 91097

international* 0.00 00790} 1510
Peru and U. S. . , . . ,*611 ,623,
628,869,871,882,
889,1310,1315
Spain and Argentina. . ... .735

foreign. . « ..<>.. 542

Pem • •o*ce»,.....,o?,o,,e«er' 404
U. S.osrc.oo..ooe...»e.c.o. oi343

war t xme o o o oo. o -> . . • o . o » ,1 11 , 7 92
world, and American cotton. o542
Transportation. See F reight rates;
Shipments.

Traynham, E. So »•••.<>. 1505

Tri-states oil mill superin-
tendents association. s « ,192,721

Tsinda, K^*,. „,, ........823

Tsivinskii, V. I.... .....824

Tucker, E. Ao.o. ,...300,1-279

Tunis, cultivation and production.

1215

Turner, H. A... 856

Turner, T. Wo....... ...279

Types of farming, Calif ornia. . . ,38

Uganda

acreage,. 86

cottonseed, uses . ........ . e ©709

production . U o et«M86, 1332

Union of Soviet Socialist Re-
publics

experiment stations 1022

five year plan, third, cotton

research institutes 1022

production. o .284

textile industry... .1311

varieties

C-195.. 806

Egyptian

new strains. ... 818

213.... o....... ..823

suitable for "blending' with

wool. • 807

te sting. • o » e • ....... ..806 , 820

1306 and varients, history..

815

upland, wilt resistant... 832
Unisel ltd., Manchester .149

Item

United States

cloth, imports, from Japan.'* 79
cotton "belt, evolution. ... .262
importance of cotton. .620,1491
legislation

aid to farmers 207

allotment of cotton to

mills 988

Emergency price control act

of 1942.. 725

Pair labor standards act...

. • • - 49,767
Pulmer-Cooley oleomargarine
retail tax hills. ... .990

Johnson-Hope bill limiting
AAA. payment s ....... « 1181

limiting soil conservation
payments . .......... ,1442

net weight .. o. ......... .729

parity price f ormula. . • .732
prohibiting sales of loan
cotton below parity. .»••

991-2

reallocation of unplanted
acreage allotments.. 1446

reimburse participants in
1933 cotton pool... ,1182

relating to raising of
farm prices, "biblio-
graphy . e e « a . . . . . * o • * • 7 33

setting aside unused

parity funds for pay- .
ments to farmers .... ,205

to curb sales of CCC stocks

730

situation.. .-. * * .54

South

cotton-weather research

projects . ......... • • ••286

counties, statistical atlas
. . 1027

South central states., 402

, Southeast ....... 73

See also American cotton; sub-
head "U. S." under Acreage;
Government; .etc.

U. S..Army.- 445,475,698

See also U. S. War dept.
U. S. -.Congress. House

Committee on agriculture......

198,502

Committee on appropriations. . •

967

245

Item,.

U. S. Congress. House. (Cont'd)

Select committee Investigating
•national defense migration..

856

U. S» Congress. Senate.

Committee on agriculture. • .198,

207,732

. Committee- on: appropriations....

1510

Committee v o'n education and

- • labor . e « • • 857

U. S. Cotton field station,

Shaft or, Calif 1

U. S. Defense supplies corporation

626

TJ. S. Dept. of agriculture. .. ..47,
77 , 267 , 478 , 513 , 548 , 596 ,
• • 648,662,702,728,847,883,
■ 923,1098,1184,1317,1337

Agricultural adjustment

administration,. . » c 221-4, 26 8,
514-15,598,747-8,802
Agricultural adjustment.

agency c .995

Agricultural conservation and
adjustment administration. . .

1453

Agricultural marketing admin-
istration. ......920,978,1079,

1165,1298,1369
Agricultural marketing service.
99 , 113 , 144 , 400-1 , 444 , 492 ,
■- • "549,934
Board of cotton linters ex-

aminers. 978

Bureau -of agri-cultural chemis-
try and engineering 550,

1079

Southern- regional research
laboratory 550,1218

Bureau of agricultural

economic s .78 , 269-70 ,402 , 412 ,

• 551-2,597,854,1316

Bureau' of entomology and plant

■ quaran tine. . . . V. 516 , 5 87 ,1272
Bureau of home economic s.. .479,

677, 691 -,703, 777, 1407 *
Bureau of plant industry. ..295 ,

444,553,1079,1369 _
Commodity credit corporation...

122,419,420,422-5,648,
66 9-73 , 730 ,1097 , 1126 ,
1137,1315,1454

Item

U. S. Dept. of agriculture
(Corit f d) • •

Commodity exchange administra-
tion ,114, 416-17 ,792
Cotton ginning laboratory. . • ••

. 853,1294

Crop reporting board. .... .1511

' Extension service. .. .1165,1272

Economics section. » • ••••347

Earm security administration..

41,338

Eedera'1 crop insurance

corporation. .... .31 ,37,225,

331-3 , 335-6 , 592, 594,
598,75G-3,99§, 1455

Library •••••• .124Q

Office of foreign agricul-
tural relations ..... .101-4,

403-4, 663 , 803 , 921-2,
1117^.21

Office of information 1039

Surplus marketing administra-
tion . o o • • • • "o o . • « 176 , 480 , 517

U. S. Dept. of commerce. .... .«105

Bureau of the census ..... .339,

405,1224

23ational bureau of standards..

953

U. S. Dept. of labor. Wage and
hour division.. 554,1099

U. S. Executive office of the
President. Bureau of the
budge t. oo o .......177

Technical committee on in-
dustrial classification.
Di vi si on of statistical ,
standards 177
U. S. Federal security agency.

Eood and drug administration. «

209,1008
U. .S. Interstate commerce corn^

mission.... '.■.•217, 741, 743, 1196
U. S. . Maritime commission. • o»1194

U. S. flavy dep't .......•••465

U. s. Office for emergency man-
agement

Office' of price' administration
107 ; 226-31 , 374 , 5i8-25 , 754-
65,997-1002,1126,1158,
1197-1206,1429,1456-74
Office of production manage-:

merit 49,73,178,362,

369-70 , 503 , 526 , 533 ,509

246

Item

U. S. Office', for emergency
management (Cont'd)
¥a.r production "board. 512, 614,
626,766,792,884,976,1003-5,

--1191-2,1207-8,1430,1451,

1475,1477

U— *S.- -Office of defense trans-

par-t-ation*. o ». • ........ c .1297

U-.. -S- -President .1933- .

. ■ -(vRoo-sevalt ) 1209 , 1345

©*yS» .Tariff commission.... 79, 1122
U-. -S» .Treasury .dept. .»• • «•«.. 555

U.. S. War depto <>1103

Q^Lartermasier general ..-..<> .371 ,

539,954,1167

■ See also . U. S. Army.

United States testing co., inc....

700,940

Universal standards cotton con-
ference . . o . « . * »e.c.ono..aeoe 123

Uses., e .. 550, 1155, 1422

- ■ -armed .forces. 690,792,965,

959,1039,1401-2,1416,1423,1501

• - » -automotive s industry. . . -> o • • « o 878
»■»«.■• oagging .0-0000.. e..«.o..oo.e. 702

' ^ - • • ■ See also Bagging, cotton,

as Dale covering.

• "bags ........1162,1421

conservation program* • 1395

flour , Argent ina 625

for holding parts for assem-

■ bling trucks ..o.. 9 ... .476

• - • • • manufacturers granted A-2

preference rating. ... 1191
open mesh, on farms. .... .970

Paraguay •••1164

...... plastic ,. .for shipping

' . . avocados • »,... ..••«. 694

production, 1PB order.. 1004-

, * * , . . . ..... 5

■- .second hand. .... . ..1198,1509

shor tage 1397

See also Bags; Uses, sand-
...... ."bags.

•Tithing .caps... 1398

• - • • -baronet scabbard. ... * . 688

. . -"bedding industry. ... . 473 , 1411-12

"binder twine. ...» ......156

black-out c lo th . . . .164 , 166 , 17 8 ,

464,700

blanket s 645, 956

building trades . 160

Item

Uses (Cont'd)

bulletproof ing airplane ga.so—

. . . line, tanks.. .154

cleaning optical glasses.. .944
cloth. See Cloth.

cl oth ing ......... . 1 160

work garments for women....

471,479,540,703
coats f.qr .sheep. ..... .481,1417

comforts. ..1391

conveyor "belt. .701

domestic... .430

fa.br ic balloons ...169

food containers. ..... .704,1163

. .gloves,. Navy specif icati on. •••
. ' 1390
. home 1406 , 1410

hosiery.... 155, 479, 699, 705, 971
increasing
plans

cot ton. Christmas. . ..239,
'242,264,1403,1500

war-time* • .1414

T s Xc\ s • e • • • • 239 } 2o3

industrial.... ,...1482

insula t ion... .176, 472, 689,1155

linoleum, backing. • • . .1413

mattresses... 175, 1166, 1392,1409
military. See, U ses.armed forces..

new 162,1501

parachute s .... .... . 959

pharmaceutical. . ........... 958

picking sacks. ......... «> . .1192

. plastics. 1157,1389

. reinforce steel 597

roads.,. Arkansas.. .157

. rug. industry. ,1337

rugs for sheep. See Uses,

coats for sheep,
sandbags.. ................. .170

she et ings 943

smokeless powder. ...... .... • .957

suture ma.terial. .163
t ire cord ........... . .159 , 167-8

ti re s ....... .474 , 950 , 1 108 , 1418

towels.. ...948

. underwear • ... ........ .691, 1390

windows, ^substitute for gla.ss,
&t . Brit o . .... ........... .150

writ ing paper . . • • • ... ..... .1 51

See also Cloth; Consumption;
Cottonseed, uses; Cotton-
seed hulls, uses; Cotton-
seed meal, uses; Cottonseed
oil, uses; Demand; Linters,
uses; Pla.nts, whole.

247

Item

Value

acre, and farm machinery sales,

L919-4lV 544

See also Prices; Quality.
Varieties

Acala. .679,814

American-Egypt ian ..... .260 , 348 ,

664,1038

Asiatic .....275,808

Brazil

Moca...« .805

U 4, Sao Paulo.. * c812

C— 195, Jo S. S « R. . . <> . • . « . . • 806

Cambodia Co 2, India .297

Be si, Sind. ......... . ..495

Egypt ian j . U. S . S. R. .*..*« c 81 8

Egypt ian 213 . . * 823

exoer intent s , Plorida »oo 245

Gaqrani 6 , Hyderabad c » .... o e 816

Georgia . . „ . .785,1044

green lint 553

Iran...*,.. 280

Karnak, Egypt .1222

Louisiana,. ................. .568

Marvel of the South.. 565

ITavsari , India ...... .727

. new,, "or e eding. »•••... .2,3

Oomra, India .274

Pina ...... 278

reaction to fusarium wilt and
root-knot nematode ...... o 310

, sea_ island. ..«*•• • • . .10,553,572

acreage and production West

Indies....... ...95

British West Indies. ..... .95

Cuba............... 96

cultivation. .. • .. 1058

early maturing 556

... Georgia...... ....782

.. Puerto Pico. _ 543,916

, , spinning tests. ... •••••• . .804

... South America, and U. S.....744

.suitable for blending with

wool, U. S. S. R. ........807

suitable for machine harvest-

ing, breeding 849

Super 7. 1504

.stvrjer iqr • ••••••••.•••••••••• 553

. ..SxP. ..291,295,411

Item

Varieties (Cont'd)
testing

Mississippi 11,285,294,

301,1030

Mont serrat «1231

North Carolina ..571

South Carolina ..1504

Texas 444,1247

XT. S. S. R .....*. . ...... 8 20

Texas •••••••• .1021

1306 and varients ..815

U4, "Brazil ..812

upland,^.... 832, 895, 1079, 1488
wilt resistant.^.... ..832,1055

See also American cotton;
Brazilian cotton; etc.;
Breeding; Long— staple cot-
ton; One-variety communit-

ies; Species.

Vase one z, C. •••••••• o»825

Vasil 'evskii , A. ......... . .■•<? 0 S36

Va.sudeva,, R. S. ....307

Vaughan, P. L 1131

Vedeneeva, V....« 430

Veli-Zade, I.. 832

Victor ring traveler C0......1145

Vine ent , J. r-i. .... o ......... . • 143

Virginia aca.de my of science.. .279
Virginia medical college. . ..••279

Viser, M. E. ................. .973

Vo lk , -" • J • ...... n .. . ........ o 8 26

Volkerding, B. P»..... .550

Volkobrun, L. ....987

Wage and hour act. See Pair labor
standards- act.

Walker, G. R ,1488

Walker,' M'. IT. .1058

Walton, Prank 1477

Wannamake r, J. S .... • • 207

Wan stall', Grace .1138

War : \ ■ ' . v ' ■ . ' .

effect oil

cotton trade...... ..111,792

Peru ••..••> 657,663

South........ 641

textile industry...... 59, 81

Pacific, and Peruvian exports.

394

\ .
\

248

Item

War (Cont'd)

post......... .58, 792, 14 91

See also. National defense; and
under specific subjects.
¥ard, A. L.« .. . .493,1080,1338,1441
Warehouses, machinery, stacking

bales., o .933

Wassail, E. W. r ........ .413,1130

Waste

imports, U* S. •••••••«••••• .555

USeS.».eoe.....e.*.c.*l 155 , 1 161

Wat son, R » ^©.•••••••9c©......1295

Wea.ther. See_ Climate and weather..
Weaving, corporation. ».',-• .... . .735

We ind.l ing, Richard-. . 829

Weiss, CW B„ 0 . 0 - 0 . ...... . .721

Welcn,, J » lio'.'.'. i c • >i 1 1 • 1 1 •! < i ■ > o72
Wellington- -Sears company. . <> » . . c 271
Werner, H. L.. . . . 0 • . . 0 » o 0 • « c • . 1101
We sson, S. C©.»..o.o.*.ooo© 641 ,792
We st, E.'0i>.k..c..e...>oa«....(>l 24
West Indies, sea. island cotton.

See Varieties, sea island.
Wheeler, M. E e ... e .
Whitaker, .E» -B. .•*■»•.

Whi to, C. Een......

White, G.. S..o.. . . . * .

White., .Gladys-.-. . . »■*
Whitehead,. Don..-. ? ..v
Whole cotton. See Plants, whole.
Wickard,.. C. P.. .923,1168
Wickl ine , . ',"/ * L. o . o ....«>« o .a « »»o 325

Wiessel . K. , Carlos . » o ....... • . .573

Wigington, J.
W i lbur , Wal t e r . . 0 •
Williams, 3. J. ... .87 ,208,792,1513

Wi lliamis , Simon .o.oceo.oeo... 1370
Williamson, H. H. • • • . » . » •« c • .263

Williamson, 1, C ....... o ..889

Willis, J. ':' .............859

Wilson, E. C 19

Windal, Dudley. .1514

WIngat e, I. B. ..... ... • 1426

Wolcott, G. I ...... 588

WolfrOiil , Ii« L. *co.«..eeoo...ees 580
Wood, F. J. • e e e .. c ... o . c •••••• .446

Woodhouse, W» W., jr. . . „ . . • . . .1253

Wo Odill, ii» D3*ce.9Gao.«o.a..aeo 41 4

Woodyard, 0. C....P.... 1482

Wool

consumption, 1920-41.. 637

quality, and fiber diameter .442

e.i. ...... 733

.... 786

.... 79<^

...1425
... cl30
o o o 1236

X...O..C.O.O..O. 1 512
OOC..O. ....... 18

Woolf , D. G. .
Wobten, W. A.
Wright, C. L*
Wright, J. Wo
Wyatt, B. Wo.

Item

.'81,642,786

• . ... .... .". . ... .1350

...O.....C.....X 10 2

. . p . . . . . . e . « 348 , 890

........no...... 945

Wyk, A. J. A. van der o..ol37

Ya.c kel , E. C. ..«.«*.. ........ 137 1

Yamada, N. 0 ...5

Yang, Esien-Tong. * .. . ........ .125

Yarn

Brazil, control boa,rd .355

ca,rded, prices, ceilings

schedule 33... .519, 522, 763,
1001,1203,1464
schedule 35.. ..518,520,756,
1197,1200,1457,1452
combed, prices, ceilings

schedule 3........ 1104

schedulp.. 7.. . , 231 , 523-5 ,754,
754-5 , 1000 , 1202 , 1205 , '
. ■ ; ... s 1465^6
elongations, effect on para-
chute fa/bric strength. . .945
exports . v

Bra. z il ... . o . 9 . c . o . 211
India, 1937-38 to 1939-40..

65

Shanghai, banned by

Japan. .215

U. S." subsidy 77

foreign. . •*«..» .199

. Gt.-Brit., shortage. .... 1084
growth of Chaetomium globosum.

677

imports, India., from China and
Japan, 1937-38 to 1939-40..

64

irregularities. ....... ... ...448

manufacture. See Spinning.,
mercerized, for parachute

Cloth. e e 95 S

packages • .4-53

prices

ceilings 762,797

Gt. Brit......... 1450

See also Cloth, prices.

problems. o o . • . * • . e 145

production, 1940 and 1941. .353
proper ties. ••••.••441,546, 1366
quality, effect of humidity...

676

249

Item

Yarn (Cont'd). ?' .,

strength. ......... ...» .......... 952

effect of. <-■ i ■ •- -

increasing card speeds....
. - , f 457
package size ..•••••••• • • .1 145

supply • •••• .......> 383

testing. • .140,423

twi st , spinning voile . ...... .1152

warp, twist, .mechanical and.

actual. . .*...* .950

eel; . and snarls , - prevention oh

mules* »«••«. ».*«... . .459

Year hooks .

American association, of textile
She mi s t s and colorists...o427

Bombay cotton annual ....... .1011

Commodi

ITew York cotton exchange. » o . o797

Yerkes,. L. A, ....„ ....... .382

Yield

Alabama. ,»...... 1482

and root— rot and weather. ... .303
California,- Kern County,

cycle, . »»»•••• 1248

effect of

application of side-dressing

materials .1504

cottonseed treatment . <• • 0 0 * 821
enforce d sel f-po Ilihati on * 561
seed- treatment . and blossom
. dusting. . o o ... t. o 19, 566, 822

Item.

Yield (Cont'd)

effect of (cont'd)
> seed treatment and rotation
with legumes ...... .»1054 .

use of burs for fertilizer..

562

use' of dolomite and' vetch..

; ■ Nv-- - . : ■ vr :, ■:. . : gjj

vitamin B]_ o. ........ .1253

Indie. •

1914-15' to 1940-41..... »255
1930-31 to 1939-40. .....383

Iran survey, 1935 .... P ... ••280

Mississippi

1930-40 ....... c . o c ... c . 1031

1939—40 ...oo9o. ..«....•• .343

Moirt? s'er ra t ...».'•'... s ... . .1251

Forth -Carolina, Halifax County.

• ■ ':" ' ■ ' 1Q73

per acre. ......... •••••• . • O 707 .

Sudan. •"••'• .1505 ■

U-. S.

by states, 1865-1939. . .1042 ■

1941... V. 99,1511 .

1942, by' county. ..... •••515

York, H; Acm.mm.. ....501

Young, J. D . .-••••. .643

Young, V. H. ...........••..••••20

Zhorikov, B. A..... *302

Zippredt ,'H. Rao.. «.<>••. .... . .1103

Zubov,- il. . o c ..••835

EBPATA

Item ao,». ,737,:, . In the note, 50,000 bales should- be changed to read
• 50,000 pounds.

Item no. 1303: should have ' been classified- in farm Management Section.
Items no... 1375-1334: .. Were omitted in numbering. •