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REGISTER

FEDERAL
VOLUME 23

1 9 3 4 é jv 4 t/AfTEO

NUMBER 117

Washington, Saturday, June 14, 1958

TITLE 7 AGRICULTURE
Chapter VIII Commodity Stabiliza tion Service Sugar, Department of Agriculture Subchapter G Determination of Proportionate Shares Sugar Determination 850.76, Arndt. 2

Part 850D omestic B eet S ugar P roducing A rea 1 9 5 8 CROP

Pursuant to the provisions of section 302of the Sugar Act of 1948, as amended, 1850.76, Determination of Proportionate Shares, Domestic Beet Sugar Producing Area, 1958 Crop, issued October 8, 1957
22 P. R. 8107 and 8175, as amended by Amendment 1 thereto, issued December 12,1957 22 P. R. 9877 is,hereby amend edas follows:
1. Paragraph b D is hereby amend ed by changing the reference to the n a tional acreage limitation therein of 915,000 acres to 935,000 acres and by changing the reference to the R e serve therein of 2,500 acres to 22,500
acres.
2. Paragraph b 2 is hereby amend ed by adding the following a t the end thereof: Notwithstanding any other provisions of this section, acreage within the Reserve may be allocated by the Di rector to States listed in this paragraph to increase the proportionate shares for krais on which additional sugar beet acreage can be utilized.
STATEMENT OP BASES AND CONSIDERATIONS

unfavorable weather and excessive losses from plant diseases in one large sugar beet producing State have resulted in the abandonment of planted acreages far in excess of normal. As a result of such excessive abandonment, it appears th at the proportionate share acreage formerly established will produce less sugar than anticipated at th at time.
T his action increases the national re serve acreage from 2,500 acres to 22,500
acres and the national acreage lim ita tion from 915,000 acres to 935,000 acres.
Acreage from the reserve may be allo cated by. the Director to States for use in increasing the proportionate shares for farms th at can use additional acreage.
The amoiint of the increase has been de termined by taking into consideration the increase in the quota for the domestic sugar beet area and the excessive aban donment together with the probability of the effective use of the increased acre age at this time.
Because this action is taken to increase the supply of sugar as a result of circum stances which have arisen since the issu ance of the original determination, the proportionate shares for the farms a f fected thereby will exceed those com puted for 1958 by application of the factors of-past production and ability to produce. Additional acreage made avail able under this action will have no neces sary relation to past production and will reflect ability to produce for only a part of this year. Accordingly, it is not con templated that recognition will be given to the increase in 1958 planted acreage on the farms affected by this action in the computation of proportionate shares or in establishing State allocations or area allotments under forthcoming pro portionate share determinations.
Accordingly, I hereby find and con clude th at the aforestated amendment will effectuate the applicable provisions of the Sugar Act of 1948, as amended.

The determination of proportionate raares for the 1958 crop, made oh October 1957, established a national acreage of 915,000 acres. This total acreage was expected to yield the amount of sugar Necessary for the area to meet its quota andprovide a normal carryover.
; J in g the current calendar year, the nuota for the sugar beet area has been Sec. 403, 61 S ta t. 932; 7 U. S. C. 1153. In te r p rets or applies secs. 301, 302, 61 S ta t. 929, creased by more than 250,000 tons of 930, as amended; 7 U. S. O. 1131, 1132
faJr because of deficits ih the quotas Issued this 10th day of June 1958.
or Hawaii and Puerto Rico which de peT rue D. M orse , oa adverse weather conditions, respec A cting S ecretary.
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eater than anticipated. In addition,
CONTENTS
Agricultural Marketing Service
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Proposed rule making:
Milk in Cedar Rapids-Iowa City marketing area-------------------- 4338
Oranges, navel, grown in Arizona and designated part of Cali fornia____ _ ------------------- 4336
Rules and regulations:.
Lemons grown in California;
limitation of handling.---------- 4327
Limes grown in Florida; quality and size regulation--------------- 4328
Oranges, Valencia, grown in Arizona and designated part of California; limitation of handling____ __________:------- 4327
Peaches, fresh, grown in Geor gia ; limitation of shipments- 4327

Agriculture Department S ee Agricultural Marketing Serv ice ; Commodity Stabilization Service.

Alaska Game Commission Rules and regulations:
Fur management areas ; revoca tion of part__________

4336

Civil Aeronautics Administra tion Rules and regulations:
Standard instrument approach procedures ; alterations---------

4329

Civil Aeronautics Board Notices:
Pacific Northwest local air serv ice; oral argument---------------

4343

Civil Service Commission Rules and regulations:
Student nurses, Department of Health, Education, and W el fare; exclusion from provi sions of Federal Employees Pay Act of 1945, as amended, and Classification Act of 1949, as amended, and establish ment of maximum stipends for positions in Government hospitals__ - ___ - 4328

Commerce Department See Civil Aeronautics Adminis tration.
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