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CONTENTS Continued Federal Power Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Notices:
Applications for relief:
Asphalt from Montana and Wyoming to Minnesota and South Dakota____________
Brick from and to points in the South__________.____
Cinders, clay or shale from West Mineral, Kans., to Southw est______________
Iron or steel pipe from Okla homa to Houston, Tex___
Phosphate rock from Florida to Illinois_______________

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Part 428 _______
Chapter V ll:
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Policy
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Securities and Exchange Com mission
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Hearings, etc.:
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A n u m erical list o f th e parts of th e Code of Federal R egu lation s affected by d ocu m ents p u b lish ed in th is issue. Proposed rules, as opposed to final action s, are id en tified as su ch .

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Cease and desist orders:
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Humania Hair Goods & Spe cialty Co________________ 5194
Realflex Products Co_______ 5195
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Irish potatoes grown in Wyoming and western Nebraska Milk in Nashville, Terni., mar keting area______________
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a The 1950 planted acreage as de termined for purposes of cotton market ing quotas of upland cotton on the farm does not exceed such 1950 cotton farm acreage allotment. For the purpose of determining eligibility for a loan, the up land cotton acreage on the farm will not be deemed to be in excess of such acreage allotment unless such acreage allotment is knowingly exceeded. If the producer operating the farm is notified that such acreage allotment has been exceeded and the planted acreage is not adjusted to such acreage allotment within the period allowed under the notice, such acreage allotment shall be deemed to have been knowingly exceeded by the producers having an interest in the cotton.
b His aggregate share of the 1950
planted acreage of upland cotton on all farms in which he has an interest does not exceed, as determined by the county or State PMA committee, his aggregate share of the 1950 cotton acreage allot ments for such farms. The producers share of the acreage allotment for any farm shall be deemed to be proportion ate to his share of the planted upland cotton acreage on the farm.
c Where eligible cotton is produced by a landlord and his share tenant or sharecropper, a loan may be obtained only as follows:
1 If the cotton is divided among the producers entitled to share in such cotton, each landlord, tenant, and share cropper may obtain a loan on his sep arate share.
2 If the cotton is not divided, i the landlord and one or more of the share tenants or sharecroppers may ob tain a joint loan on their shares of such cotton, or ii the landlord may obtain a loan on cotton in which both he and a share tenant or a sharecropper have an interest if he has the legal right to do so, and in such case the share tenant or sharecropper must be paid his pro rata share of the loan proceeds and his pro rata share of any additional pro ceeds received from the cotton. In no case shall a share tenant or sharecrop per obtain a loan individually on cotton in which a landlord has an interest.
607.105 Eligible c o t t o n . Eligible cotton shall be upland cotton produced in the United States in 1950 which meets the following requirements:
a Such cotton must be of a grade and staple length specified in 607.130.