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VOLUME 13

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1934
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NUMBER 202

Washington, Friday, October 15, 1948
TITLE 7 AGRICULTURE
Chapter VII! Production and Market ing Administration Sugar Branch General Sugar Quota Regs., Series 10, No. 1, Arndt. 7
P art 821 S ugar Q uotas SUGAR QUOTAS FOR 1948

Basis and purpose. This amendment is issued pursuant to the Sugar Act of 1948 and is made for the purpose of pro rating area deficits which are hereby de termined. Section 204 a of the act pro vides that the Secretary shall from time to time determine whether any domestic area, the Republic of the Philippines, or Cuba will be unable to market its quota.
If he so finds, the quotas for the domestic areas and Cuba shall be revised by pro rating an amount of sugar equal to any deficit so determined to the other such areas on the basis of the quotas then ih effect.
Since the Sugar Act provides that th quota for any domestic area, the Repub lic of the Philippines, Cuba, or other for eign countries as established under the provisions of section 202 shall not be reduced by reason of any determination of deficit, and makes the proration of such deficits a mere mathematical com putation, it is hereby determined and found that compliance with the notice and procedure requirements of the Ad ministrative Procedure Act is unneces sary. Furthermore, in order to afford shippers in affected countries an ade quate opportunity to ship the additional sugar authorized by this amendment, and thereby protect the interest of consum ers, it is essential that this amendment be made effective immediately. There fore, it is hereby found and determined that compliance with the effective date requirements Qf the Administrative Pro cedure Act is impracticable and contrary to the public interest md the amendment herein shall become effective on the date of its publication in the F ederal R egister.
By virtue of the authority vested in the Secretary of Agriculture by the Sugar
Act of 1948 7 U. 8. C., Supp. 1 , 1100 and the Administrative Procedure Act 60
Stat. 237 General Sugar Quota Regula tions, Series 10, No. 1 13 F. R. 133 as amended 13 F. R. 1303, 3109, 4009, 4660, 5015, 5205 are hereby further amended by adding to 821.5 new paragraphs i and j as follows:

CONTENTS
Agriculture Department
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Rules and regulations:
Sugar quotas, 1948___ ___ __

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Alien Property, Office of
Notices:
Vesting orders, etc.:
821.5 D eterm ination and prorations Babel, Philip, et al__________
o f a rea deficits.
Brambeer, Francis Moran, i Deficit in quota fo r dom estic sugar et al _____
b eet area. It Is hereby determined, pur Fox, Wilhelmine______ _____
suant to subsection a of section 204 of Gazda, Antoine_____________
the apt, that for the calendar year 1948
Hughes, C. Von Petersdorff__
the domestic beet sugar area will be un Imamura, Nobutaka________
able by an amount of 100,000 short tons Ishida, Hiromi, et al_________
of sugar, raw value, to market the quota Japan Cotton Co____________
established for that area in 821.3 .and Kamenz, August_____ ______
paragraph b of this section.
Kirchner, Russell L., et al___
j Proration o f deficit in quota fo r thé Meyer, Francis Ah ton Ed dom estic beet sugar area. An amount of ward-------- ----------------------sugar equal to the deficit determined in Miller, Adam________
paragraph i of this section is hereby Northrop, Johanna_________
prorated, pursuant to subsection a of Rothschild, Kurt___ _______ ?
section 204 of the act, as follows :
Uhe, K arl_________________
-Additional quotas in terms of short tons, raw value
Area:

Puerto Rico_____________________
Cuba----- __ir____________________

25, 825
74,175

S tatem en t o f B ases and Consideration A rea deficits. 1 Dom estic beet sugar area. Against the 1948 sugar quota of 1,847,738 short tons the domestic beet sugar area delivered an estimated 1,313,000 short tons of sugar, or 71 percent of its totaLquota during the period January through September 1948. Deliveries of beet sugar for a like period for the past 13 years, 1935-1947, inclusive, averaged 75.2 percent of calendar year total mar ketings. In the light of this percentage distribution the domestic beet sugar area probably will not market a quantity of sugar significantly in excess of 1,746,000
short tons, raw value, in the calendar year 1948 or 433,000 short tons in the fourth quarter. In only one year, namely, 1938, -has the beet sugar area marketed more than 433,000 short tons of sugar in the fourth quarter. In the Continued on next page
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ArmyDepartment Rules and regulations:
Cemeteries, National_______
Exchanges, Army______ ______
Motion picture service__ ______
Regulations, transfer and revi sion___________
Reservations, military_____ T_
Service clubs, hostesses and li brarians____________________

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Civil Aeronautics Administra tion Rules and regulations:
Redesignation:
Airways, civil__________
Control areas and reporting points------------

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Civil Aeronautics Board Notices :
Hearings, etc.:
Canadian Pacific Air Lines, Ltd----- --------------------------Florida Airways, Inc_________
Robinson Aviation, Inc_____
Standard Air Lines, In c____ _
United States-AIaska service case_.________ -------
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