UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 
 Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine 
 Washington, D, C» 
 
 B. S. P. q,— UlU September 28, 1936. 
 
 ADMINISTRATIVE INSTRUCTIONS 
 
 TREATMENT REQUIREMENTS REMOVED AS A CONDITION 
 EOR INTERSTATE SHIPMENT OF BALED LINT AND 
 LINTSRS, AND PRODUCTS TEEREOE EROM THE 
 
 COUNTIES OR PORTIONS OE COUNTIES 07 THE LIBRARY 
 
 PINK BOLLWORM REGULATED AREAS IN NEW MEXICO STATE PLANT BOARD 
 AND TEXAS DESCRIBED BELOW 
 
 (Issued under Regulations S, 9> 10, and 11 of 
 Quarantine No. 5 2 — Domestic) 
 
 In accordance with, the authorizations' 'contained in Regulations 
 8, 9> 10, and 11 of Quarantine No. 52 (Domestic), on account of the 
 pink bollworm, notice is hereby given that "baled cotton lint, "baled 
 cotton linters, and products thereof from all of Lea and Roosevelt 
 Counties of the pink "bollworm regulated area in New Mexico and from 
 that part of the pink bollworm regulated area in Texas comprising the 
 counties of Andrews, Cochran, Ector, Gaines, Hockley, Terry, and 
 Yoakum, and those parts of the counties of Bailey, Dawson, Lamb, and 
 Midland particularly described in Regulation 3 of Quarantine No. 52 
 (revised), may be moved interstate without restriction, other than 
 that a permit issued by the United States Department of Agriculture 
 must be secured and attached to the articles or shipping papers in 
 accordance with the methods prescribed in Regulation 15 of said 
 quarantine. 
 
 The removal of treatment requirements for the above-mentioned 
 products is considered safe due to the fact that no pink bollworm in- 
 festation has been found in the above-described areas during the 1935 
 
 season, 
 
 Lee A. Strong, 
 Chief, Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine . 
 
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 
 
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