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Washington, Wednesday, July 31, 1957
M ississippi Continued
TITLE 6 AGRICULTURAL CREDIT
Chapter III-Farmers Home Adminis tration, Department of Agriculture Subchapter B Farm Ownership Loans
FHA Instruction 428.1
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AVERAGE VALUES OF FARMS; M IS S IS S IPPI

On July 19, 1957, for the purposes of Title I of the Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act, as amended, average values of efficient family-type farm -m anage ment units for the counties identified below were determined to be as herein set forth. The average values hereto fore established for said counties, which appear in the tabulations of average values under 331.17, Chapter H I, Title 6 of the Code of Federal Regulations, are hereby, superseded by the average values set forth below for said counties.
Average value
Adams ____ $20,000
A lc o rn ____ 20, 000
Amite .
20,000
A t t a la ____ 20,000
Benton____ 20,000
Bolivar____ 25,000
Calhoun___ 20,000
C arro ll____ 25,000
Chickasaw _ 20,000
Choctaw___ 20, 000
Claiborne_ 20, 000
C la rk e ____ 20,000
Clay ______ 20,000
Coahoma__ 25, 000
Copiah 20, 000
Covington _ 20, 000
De Soto ___ 20,000
Forrest __
20,000
F ran k lin __ 20,000
George ____ 20, 000
Greene____ 20,000
Grenada __ 20,000
Hancock _ 20,000
H arrison__ 20, 00O
Hinds 20,000
Holmes _
25,000
Humphreys- 25,000
Issaquena _ 25,000
Itawamba _ 20, 000
Jackson___ 20, 000
Jasper _
20, 000
Jefferson _
20, 000
Jefferson Davis____ 20, 000
Jones _
20, 000
Kemper _
20,000
Lafayette __ 20,000

County
W althall___ $20,000
W a r r e n ___ 25, 000
Washington 25,000
Wayne ____ 20, 000
Webster . . . 20,000

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Average value
Wilkinson _ $20,000
Winstoh .
20,000
Yalobusha _ 20,000
25,000
Y a z o o ____

Sec. 41, 50 Stat. 528, as amended; 7 U. 6. C.
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Dated: July 26, 1957.
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H. C. Sm it h , Acting Administrator, Farmers Home Administration.

F. R. Doc. 57-6222; Filed, July 30, 1957;
8:49 a. m.

TITLE 19 CUSTOMS DUTIES
Chapter I Bureau of Customs, Department of the Treasury T. D. 54407

M ississippi
County
County
Average value
Average value
L am ar_____ $20, 000
Lauderdale. 20,000
Lawrence __ 20,000
Leake _____ 20,000
Lee 20, 000
L e flo r e ____ 25, 000
Lincoln ___ 20, 000
L o w n d e s __ 20,000
Madison __ 20, 000
M a rio n ____ 20, 000
Marshall 20, 000
M o n r o e ___ 20, Q00
Montgomery 20, 000
Neshoba ___ 20,000
N e w t o n ___ 20,000
Noxubee ___ 20,000
Oktibbeha . 20,000
P a n o la ____ 25,000
Pearl River 20,000
Parry _____ 20,000
Pike 20,000
P o n to to c__ 20,000
P ren tiss___ 20, 000
Quitman __ 25,000
Rankin ___ 20,000
Scott _____ 20, 000
Sharkey__ 25,000
Simpson __ 20, 000
S m i t h ____ 20,000
S t o n e ____ _ 20, 000
Sunflower _ 25,000
Tallahatchie 25,000
Tate 20, 000
T ip p a h ____ 20,000
Tishomingo 20, 000
T u n ic a ____ 25, 000
Union ____ 20,000

P art 1 C ustoms D istricts , P orts, S tations
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REVOCATION OF DESIGNATION OF YSLETA, TEXAS, AS CUSTOMS PORT OF E N T R Y

Ju l y 24,1957.
By an ordinance of the City Council of El Paso, Texas, approved March 15, 1955, under the authority of Art. 1175
2 of the Revised Statutes of Texas, the boundaries corporate limits of El Paso were extended so as to annex certain additional territory, including the town of Ysleta, Texas.
The boundaries of a customs port of entry have been held to coincide with the territory within the corporate limits of the city or town designated as a cus toms port. Thus, the town of Ysleta, annexed by the city of El Paso, is now within the limits of the customs port of El Paso. Therefore, by virtue of the authority vested in the President by sec tion 1 of the Act of August 1, 1914, 38
Stat. 623 19 U. S. C. 2, which was del egated to the Secretary of th Treasury by the President by Executive Order No.
10289, September 17, 1951 3 CFR, 1951
Supp., Ch. I I , it is ordered that the des ignation of Ysleta, Texas, as a customs port of entry in Customs Collection Dis trict No. 24 El Paso be, and it is hereby, revoked, effective on the date of publi Continued on next page
Agricultural Marketing Service Proposed rule making :
Potatoes grown in Red River Valley of North Dakota and M innesota____ ______________Rules and regulations:
Potatoes, Irish; grown in cer tain designated counties in Idaho and Malheur County, Oreg.; limitation of ship ments __ ______________________

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Agriculture Departmént See Agricultural Marketing Serv ice; Commodity Credit Corpo ration; Farmers Home Admin istration.

Alien Property Office Notices :
Vesting orders:
Central Corporation of Bank ing Companies 2 docum ents______________
Rumania, u n k n o w n na tionals ______________________

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Civil Aeronautics Board Proposed rule making:
Airspace; control at high alti tudes _____

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Commerce Department See Federal Maritime Board.

Commodity Credit Corporation Notices:
Sales of certain commodities;
July 1957 monthly sales list;
amendment__________________

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Customs Bureau Rules and regulations:
Ysleta, Tex.; revocation of des ignation as customs port of en try _______________ ;________-

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Farmers Home Administration Rules and regulations:
Farm ownership loans; Missis sippi; average value of farm s.

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Federal Maritime Board Notices:
Isthmian Lines, Inc.; hearing__

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Federal Power Commission Notices:
Hearings, etc.:
Campbell, E. W., et al------------Lone Star Producing Co. et al______ _____________________
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America____ _______________ 5991

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