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FEDERAL

REGISTER
1934

VOLUME 13

NUMBER 113

A /T E O

Washington, Thursday, June 10, 1948
TITLE 7 AGRICULTURE
Chapter VIII Production and Marketing Administration Sugar Branch G eneral Sugar Q uota R egu lations, Series 10, No. 1, Am dt. 2
P art
821 S ugar
Q uotas
SUGAR QUOTAS FOR 1948

By virtue of the authority vested in the Secretary of Agriculture by the Sugar Act of 1948 61 Stat. 922 and the Admin istrative Procedure Act 60 Stat. 237, General Sugar Quota Regulations, Series 10, No. 1 13 F. R. 133, as amended 13 F. R. 1303, establishing sugar quotas for 1948, are hereby further amended as hereinafter set forth.
Basis and purpose. The amendments herein are issued pursuant to the Sugar Act of 1948 and are made for the pur pose of giving effect to the revision of the determination of sugar consumption requirements made by the Secretary of Agriculture on May 26, 1948.
After setting forth quotas in specific amounts for domestic sugar producing areas and the Republic of the Philippines, section 202 of the act provides that the difference between the sum of such quotas and the consumption estimate shall be prorated to foreign countries other than the Republic of the Philip pines on the basis of stated percentages.
Since the Sugar Act makes the revision of quotas a mere mathematical computa tion, it is hereby determined and found that compliance with the notice and pro cedure requirements of the Administra tive Procedure Act is unnecessary. Fur thermore, under section 202 of the Sugar Act, the Secretary of Agriculture is re quired promptly to revise existing quotas whenever there is a change in the deter mination of consumption requirements.
Accordingly, it is hereby found that com pliance with the 30-day effective date re quirement of the Administrative Proce dure Act is impracticable and contrary to the public interest and the amend ments made herein shall become effective on the date of their publication in the F ederal R eg ister .

General Sugar Quota Regulations, Se ries 10, No. 1 13 F. R. 133, as amended 13 F. R. 1303, are hereby further amended as follows:
1. Section 821.4 is changed to read:

821.4 Revised quotas for other areas.
There are hereby established, pursuant to subsections b and c of section 202
of the act, for foreign countries for the calendar year 1948, the following quotas:
Quotas in term s of short tons, raw value
Area
R ep u b lic of th e P h ilip p in e s.
C u b a ______ ____________________
O ther Foreign C ountries_______

982, 000
1, 726, 200
23,800

2. Paragraph a of 821.6 is changed to read:
821.6 Proration of quota for foreign countries other than Cuba and the Re public of the-Philippinesa Revised prorations. The quota for foreign coun tries other than Cuba and the Republic of the Philippines is hereby prorated, pursuant to subsection c of section 202
of the act, among such countries as follows :
Country B elgiu m ___________
Canada _____________
China an d Hongkong.
C z e c h o s lo v a k ia _____
D om inican R epublic.
D u tch East In d ies___
G u a t e m a la _____. ___
H aiti, R epublic o f___
H o n d u r a s __________
M e x ic o ______________
N e t h e r la n d s _______
N ic a r a g u a __________
Peru ________________
Salvador _____________
U n ited K ingdom ____
V e n e z u e la _________ _
O ther C ou n tries______

Prorations in pounds, raw value _____

280,288
537,329
274, 389
250,759
6, 350, 823
201, 315
318,949
877, 712
3, 269, 055
5, 744, 545
207,487
9, 734, 120
10, 584, 673
7, 817, 523
333,963
276,188
40,882

S u b total _________ ______
U n allotted Reserve_____________

47,100, 000
500, 000

T otal ____________________ 47,600,000

Statement of bases and considerations.
The revised quotas for Cuba and Other Foreign Countries have been established by prorating the amount by which the revised estimate of consumptionxceeds the quotas for domestic areas and the Philippines on the basis of 98.64 per centum to Cuba and 1.36 per centum to Other Foreign Countries, as provided in section 202 c of the act. In addi tion, as provided in section 202 c, the revised quota for "Other Foreign Coun tries has been prorated on the basis of C on tin u ed on p. 3111

CONTENTS
Agriculture Department
Proposed rule making:
Bartlett pears, fresh, plums, and Elberta peaches in California.
Milk handling, Nashville, Tenn_
Peaches in North and South Carolina ; determination of referendum results________
Tobacco, Burley, flue-cured, fire-cured and dark aircured; establishment of to bacco farm acreage allot ments and normal yields, 1949-50_____________
Rules and regulations:
Potatoes, Irish, in Southeastern States; limitation of ship ments___________________
Sugar quotas, 1948__________

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3126
3130
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3112
3109

Alien Property, Office of
Notices:
Vesting orders, etc.:
Costs and expenses incurred in certain court actions:
California___ ______ ;____
Connecticut____________
Delaware, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, New Hamp shire, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Rhode Island.
Massachusetts__________
Michigan, California, Illi nois, Iowa, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin___
New Jersey____ ________
New Jersey, Illinois, Cali fornia, Massachusetts, Ohio, and Wisconsin___
New York______________
Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ne vada, Minnesota, and New York____________
Washington, Oregon, Ari zona, Oklahoma, Colo rado, New Mexico, Mon tana, Utah, and Idaho__
Dommerque, Franz J ______
Eickenberg, Carl__________
Hohn, Robert____________
Iseri, Isami, et al_____ _____
Koehnhorn, Mentzel, Witth, Puchberger____________
Miyamoto, Saihachi_______
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3159
3156

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3154

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3151

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