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F E D E R A L R E G IS T E R , Wednesday, August 30, 1939

of Sec. 913.6, the value of milk of pro applicable figure, effective pursuant to lowing its determination and thereafter ducers disposed of by each handler by paragraph d o f this section by the shall be superseded by a figure deter a multiplying the quantity of such number of days on which milk was re mined pursuant to subparagraph 2 of milk in each class by the price applicable ceived from such producer dining such this paragraph; and 4
In the case of a producer who pursuant to Sec. 913.4, and b adding delivery period or b if no figure is together the resulting values of each effective for any producer, who is not distributes the milk he produces and class: Provided, That if any handler has also a handler, take the percent of the who disposes of all or a part of his de received milk from any producer at a total milk received from him in bulk dur livery routes to a handler, the market plant approved by the health authorities ing such delivery period which is obtained administrator shall determine a figure of Kansas City, Missouri, for the receiv by dividing the total Class I milk and which is the average daily Class I milk ing of milk to be disposed of as milk in Class I I milk of all handlers by the total and Class I I milk produced and disposed the marketing area, and located more milk received by such handlers: P ro of during the previous 3 months on than 30 miles from the City Hall in vided, That c if the total Class I milk such delivery routes o f such producer Kansas City, Missouri, the market ad and Class I I milk of all handlers exceeds which such producer,and such handler ministrator shall deduct, with respect to the total of base so computed, add there jointly report as involved in the deal, the hundredweight of fluid milk, fluid to, in the case of each producer for whom subject to verification by the market ad cream, and ice cream mix actually a figure is effective pursuant to paragraph ministrator. Any figure determined moved from such plant to the marketing d of this section and from whom milk pursuant to this subparagraph shall be area, up to but not exceeding the amount was received in excess of base, the per effective from its determination until per hundredweight specified for the dis centage of his excess milk which is the the end of the full calendar quarter tance of such plant from the City Hall percentage of the total of such excess next following and thereafter shall be in Kansas City, Missouri, as follows: not milk used by all handlers as Class I milk superseded by a figure determined pur suant to subparagraph 2 of this para more than 45 miles, 17 cents per hun and as Class I I milk.
d D eterm ination fo r base rating. graph.
dredweight; and for each additional 10
miles, or part thereof, an additional IV2 For the purpose of calculating, pursuant 913.8 Payments fo r m ilk a Tim e to paragraph c of this section, the and method o f payment. On or before cents per hundredweight.
b Com putation and announcementbases of producers, including producers the 10th day after the end of each de o f the uniform prices. For each delivery who are also handlers, the market ad livery period, each handler shall make period, the market administrator shall ministrator shall determine a figure with payment, after deducting the amount of compute and announce the uniform respect to deliveries of milk in bulk to the payment made pursuant to para price per hundredweight of milk as handlers by each producer as follows:
graph b of this section, for not less follows:
1 Effective up to and including than the total value of milk of producers 1 Combine into one total the re June 30, 1936, divide the total deliveries received by such handler or caused to be spective values of milk, computed pur of milk in bulk to handlers during the delivered by such handler to a plant suant to paragraph a of this section, period of time beginning with Novem from which no milk or cream is disposed for each handler who made the reports ber 16, 1935, and ending with February of in the marketing area during such de prescribed by Sec. 913.5 and who made 15,1936, by the number of days on which livery period, computed according to Sec.
the payments prescribed by Sec. 913.8; deliveries were made and take such a 913.7 and subject to the differentials set 2 Add the amount of the adjust percentage of the result as will make the forth in paragraphs c and d , respec ments to be made pursuant to Sec. total of all figures so determined ap tively, of this section, as follows:
proximately equal to 115 percent of the 913.8 d ;
1 To producers, at the uniform price 3 Subtract the total amount to be daily average Class I milk and Class I I per hundredweight computed pursuant paid pursuant to Sec. 913.8 a 2;
milk disposed of during the 4th calendar to Sec. 913.7 b , for that quantity of 4 Add the amount of cash balance in quarter of the calendar year 1935, by all milk received from producers not in ex the producer-settlement fund less the handlers who received such milk;
cess of their respective bases; and amount due handlers pursuant to Sec.
2 Effective for each calendar quar 2 To producers, at the Class IH
913.8 i ;
ter subsequent to June 30, 1936, divide 5 Divide by the total quantity of milk the total milk received from each pro price, for that quantity of milk received which is not in excess of the bases of ducer not in excess of his base fo r the from producers in excess of their respec producers and which is included in these next preceding calendar quarter by the tive bases.
computations;
b H alf-delivery period payments.
number of days on which milk was re 6 Subtract not less than 4 cents nor ceived from such producer and take such On or before the 25th day of each de more than 5 cents per hundredweight of a percentage of the result as will make livery period each handler shall make milk for the purpose of retaining in the the total of all figures so determined ap payment to each producer for the ap producer-settlement fund a cash balance proximately equal to 115 percent of the proximate value of the milk of such pro to provide against errors in reports and total daily average Class I milk and ducer which, during the first 15 days of payments, or delinquencies in payments Class I I milk disposed of during the 4th such delivery period, was received by by handlers. This result shall be known calendar quarter of the next preceding such handler or caused to be delivered by as the uniform price for such delivery calendar year by all handlers who re such handler to a plant from which no milk or cream is disposed of in the mar period for base milk of producers con ceived such milk;
taining 3.8 percent butterfat; and 3 At the request of any producer keting area during the delivery period.
7 On or before the 8th day after the who distributes the milk he produces c B utterfat differential. If any han end of each delivery period notify all and for whom no figure is effective pur dler has received or caused to be delivered handlers and make public announcement suant to subparagraphs 1 and 2 of to a plant from which no milk or cream of these computations, of the uniform this paragraph, divide the total milk re is disposed of in the marketing area, dur price per hundredweight of base milk, of ceived in bulk from such producer by ing the delivery period, the milk of any the Class n i price, and of the butterfat handlers during the three full delivery producer having an average butterfat differential computed pursuant to Sec. periods immediately preceding the date content other than 3.8 percent, such han 913.8 c .
of such request by the number of days dler, in making payments pursuant to c Base rating. For each deliveryin such three delivery periods. Any paragraph a of this section, shall add period the base of each producer shall figure determined pursuant to this subto the prices per hundredweight for such be a quantity of milk calculated in the paragraph shall be effective through the producer for each one-tenth of 1 percent following manner: a multiply the full calendar quarter immediately fo l of average butterfat content in milk