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FEDERAL
VOLUME 15

NUMBER 2

Washington, Thursday, December 7 ,7 9 5 0

TITLE 7 AGRICULTURE
Chapter VII Production and M ar keting Administration Agricultural Adjustment, Department of Agri culture P art 730 R ic e NATIONAL ACREAGE ALLOTMENT AND
MARKETING QUOTAS FOR 1951 -CROP

Proclamation and determination with respect to national acreage allotment of rice for 1951 and marketing quotas on the 1951 crop-of rice.
Sec.
730.201 Basis and-purpose.
730.202 1951 -national acreage allotment for riee.
730.207 Marketing quotas on 1951 crop of
Tine.
Au t h o rity : f 790.201 to under sec. S75, 52 St&t. -66, U.. S. C. 1375. Interpret or 352-354, 52 Stat. 33, 60-61, U. S. C. 1301, 1352-1354.

730.207 issued as amended; 7
apply secs. 301, as amended, 7

730.201 Basis and purpose. The regulations contained in 730.202 and 730.207 is issued under -sections 301, 352, and 354 o f the Agricultural Adjust ment Act o f 1938,-as amended, including amendments contained in Public Law 561, 81st Congress. Its purpose is to an nounce the national acreage allotment of rice tor 1951 and to proclaim that marketing quotas will not be applicable to the 1951 crop of rice. The findings and determinations made by the Secre tary in $730,202 and 730.207 have been made on the basis of the latest available statistics of the Federal Government and after due consideration within the limits permitted by the Agricultural Adjust ment Act of 1938, as amended, of data, views, and recommendations received pursuant to public notice 15 F. R. 7016
given in accordance with the Adminis trative Procedure Act.
730.2112 1951 national acreage allot ment for rice. The national acreage al lotment of rice for 1951 is 1,867,998 acres.
. 730.2.07 Marketing quotas on 1951
crop of rice. The total supply of rice for the marketing year beginning August 1, 1950, is determined to be 42,094,000
cwts. The normal supply of rice for such marketing year is determined to be 43,331,000 cwts. The total supply does not exceed the normal supply by more than
10 per centum. Therefore, marketing quotas shall nut be in effect on the 1951
crop of rice.
Done at Washington, D. C., this 4th day o f December 1950. Witness m y hand and the seal of the Department of Agri culture.
seal!
C. J. M c C o r m ic k , Acting Secretary of Agriculture.

CO N TEN TS
Agriculture Department See Forest Service,; Production and Marketing Administration.

Sien Property, Office of
Notices:
Vesting orders, etc.:
Akiyama, Miehiharu------------- 8703
Akiy&ma, Onatsu-------------- 8703
F. B . Doc. 50-11224; Filed, Dec. 6, 1950;
Amano, Y ____________________ 708
8:56 a. m.
Ampt, Josef, et al___________ 699
Aubmger, Theresa, et al----- 8700
Azzi, Enrico, et a l___________ 8707
Christ, Elisabeth_____________ 8700
Chapter IX Production and Mar Dickert, Marie, et a l________ 698
Donate, Peter______________ 8701
keting Administration Marketing E. Strassberger y 0 a ________ 8705
Agreements and Orders, Depart Frate, Carlo Del, and Susanna ment of Agriculture Segre Vassallo____________ 8707
P art 939 B eurre D A n j o u , B e u r h e B o se , Gotch, Geoffrey Whitaker 693
W in t e r N e l is , D o y e n n e d u C o m ic e , Hecht, Hermann Israel______ 704
B eurre E aster , a n d .Beurre C lajreeau Heinmoeller, Raul___________
8704
P ears G r o w n i n O r e g o n , W a s h in g t o n , Heller, Herbert C ____________
8693
a n d C a lif o r n ia Hoffman, Meta______________
8701
Islitzer, Mary, and Claire Leo e x p e n s e s a n d rates of a s se s sm e n t fo r 8705
p o ld ____________________
1949-50 AND 1950-51 FISCAL PERIODS
Lindemann, Barbara Bitroff- 8692
On November 7, 1950, notice of pro Mahlke, Bruno_____________ 8705
posed nlle making was published in the Mayeda, "Kikflnro____________
8692
F ederal R egister 15 F. R. 7485 regard Mintert, Karl, et al__________
8701
ing a the expenses necessarily incurred Nachtsheim, Charles A., et a l. 8695
by-the Control Committee established Nagasaki, Chotaro_________ s_ 8695
under Marketing Agreement No. 89, as Nakagawa, Sadako_________ 8706
amended, and Order No. 39, as amended Neubronner, Katharina, etal_ 8694
7 CFR Part 939,15 F. R . 6071 regulat Neuhaus, Kthe S------------ 8694
ing the handling of Beurre DAnjou, Nishida, Katsue and Chima 8696
Beurre Bose, Winter Nelis, Doyenne du Plumpe-Murnau, Robert, et Comice, "Beurre Easter, and Beurre a l_______________________ 8700
Clairgeau varieties o f pears grown in Poppe, Claire Vogel, e t al----- 8695
Oregon, Washington and California and ReubeJ, Kurt-------------------- 8696
proposed increase In the Tate o f assess Sachert, Walter August_____ 8706
ment for the 1949-50 fiscal period, and Saito, Jogen and Naruo------ 8702
b the proposed expenses and rate of Sawataerd, S ________ ________ 8693
- assessment for the 1950-51 fiscal period.
Schmitz, Gustav____________ 8702
Interested persons were given an op Schneider, Gottlieb and Wal portunity to submit written data, views, ly 2 documents_____ 8702, 8703
or arguments, relative to the proposals.
Sehwaah, Josef -------------- 8693
On October 12,1949 14F. R.C329,ihe Schweizer, Barbara_______ 8696
Acting Secretary of Agriculture approved Shitairishi, Iwatare----------- 8697
the expenses and fixed the rate of as Stern, Ludwig----------------- - 8706
sessment for the 1949-50 fiscal period Straub, Luise------------------- 8697
under Marketing Agreement No. 89 and Tominaga, Yae, et al--------- - 8897
Order No. 39 7 CFR Part 939. The ap Urabe, Kyosaburo, et al------- 8688
proved expenses for the 1949-50 fiscal Vitale, Maria Concetta:---- 8707
period amounted to<$18,190.0Q. However, Von Knoop-von Gundelfinsuch sum was exceeded, by the Control gen, Mrs. Margrit__ ------- . 8704
Committee, by $2,340.83 as a result of Von Stockhausen, Henriette- 8694
necessary additional committee meetWeiss, Wally, et al__________ 8707
Wiederhold, E. J____________ 8700
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