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J SCRIPTA

REGSTER

FEDERAL
1934

VOLUME 5

OaiitED

NUMBER 57

Washington, Friday, March 22, 1940
Rules, Regulations, Orders
for foreign countries and the Common wealth of the Philippine Islands, for the calendar year 1940, the following quotas:
Quotas in terms of short tons, raw value
TITLE 7AGRICULTURE
CHAPTER VIIISUGAR DIVISION
G. S. Q. R Series 7, No. 1, Rev. 1
P art
821 S u g a r
Q uotas
SUGAR CONSUMPTION REQUIREMENTS AND
QUOTAS FOR TH E CALENDAR YEAR 1 9 4 0

By virtue of the authority vested in the Secretary of Agriculture by the Sugar Aet of 1937, approved September 1, 1937, I, H. A. Wallace, Secretary of Agricul ture, in order to carry out the powers vested in me by the said act, do hereby, make, prescribe, publish, and give public notice of these regulations constituting a revision of and superseding General Sugar Quota Regulations, Series 7, No.
1, which shall have the force and effect of law and shall remain in force and effect until amended or superseded by orders or regulations hereafter made by the Secretary of Agriculture.
821.21 Consumption requirements for 1940. It is hereby determined, pur suant to section 201 of the Sugar Act of 1937 hereinafter referred to as the act , that the amount of sugar needed to meet the requirements of consumers in the continental United States for the calendar year 1940 is 6,607,745 short tons of sugar, raw value. Sec. 201, 50 Stat.
904; 7 U.S.C., Sup. IV, 1111
821.22 Quotas for domestic areas a Revised quotas. There are hereby established, pursuant to section 202 of the said act, for domestic sugar-produc ing areas, for the calendar year 1940, the following quotas:

CONTENTS
RULES, REGULATIONS, ORDERS
T i t l e 7 A g r i c u l t u r e :,
Sugar Division:
Consumption requirements and quotas for 1940___
T i t l e 16C o m m e r c i a l P r a c t i c e s :
Federal Trade Commission:
Tuna industry, trade practice Sec. 202, 50 Stat. 905; 7 U.S.C., Sup. IV, rules_________________
Area:
Commonwealth of the Philip pine Islands_______________ 1, 003, 783
C uba______________________ 1,863,217
Foreign countries other than C uba____________________
25, 745

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821.24 Proration of quota for for eign countries other than Cubaa Revised prorations. The quota for for eign countries other than Cuba is hereby prorated, pursuant to section 202 of the said act, among such countries, as fol lows:

the quota established in 821.22 hereof Sec. 202, 50 Stat. 905; 7 U.S.C., Sup. IV for the Virgin Islands may be filled by direct consumption sugar.
821.23 Other quotasa Revised b Other areas. The quotas estab quotas. There are hereby established, lished in Sec. 821.23 hereof for the fol pursuant to section 202 of the said act, lowing listed areas may be filled by di1112

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T it l e 38 P e n s io n s , B o n u s e s and V etera n s R e l ie f :

Veterans Administration:
Burial, etc., expenses, regula tions amended_________
Diagnostic Center, additional regulations___________

Prorations in NOTICES
Country:
pounds Argentina._______ _________
15,029 Department of Agriculture:
A u stralia_____
210
Agricultural Marketing Service:
Belgium __________________
303,438
St. Paul Union Stockyards Co., Brazil ____________________
1,234
British Malaya___ ;_________
27
hearing-______________
Canada __________________
581,707
China & Hongkong--------------297,051 Department of the Interior:
Colom bia__________________
275
Bittiminous Coal Division:
Costa Rica_________________
21,236
General Refractories Co., ex Czechoslovakia_____________
271,470
emption renewal grantedDominican Republic________ 6,875,339
Dutch East Indies__________
217,941
Patton Clay Manufacturing Dutch West Indies_________
6 Co., exemption renewal France ____________________
180
granted----------------------G erm an y ___________
121
345,291
Guatemala ________________
General Land Office:
Haiti ______________________
950,203
Alaska, air navigation site Honduras _________________ 3,539,048
withdrawal___________
Italy _____________________
1, 805
J a p a n ____________________
4,133 Department of Labor:
Mexico ___________________ 6,218,988
Wage and Hour Division:
Netherlands _______________
224,623
Issuance of certificates for Nicaragua _________________ 10, 538,064
Peru ______________ _______ 11,458, 864
employment of learners:
S a lv a d o r_1_______________ 8,463,174
Apparel industry_________
United K ingdom ___________
361, 545
Venezuela ________________ _
298,998
Glove division of apparel
Sub-total _______________ 50, 990,000
Unallotted reserve_________ 500,000
Quotas in terms of Total ----------------------------- 51,490,000
short tons, Area:
raw value Domestic beet sugar_________ 1,549,898 Sec. 202, 50 Stat. 905, 7 US.C., Sup. IV, Mainland cane sugar_________ 420,167 1112
Hawaii-----------------------------938, 037
821.25 Direct-consumption portion Puerto Rico_________________
797, 982
Virgin Islands_______________
8 916 of quotasa Virgin Islands. None of
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industry 2notices__ 1130
Hosiery industry_________ 1130
Knitted wear industry 2
notices____________ 1131
Textile industry 2 no tices ---------------- 1131, 1132
Tufted bedspread branch of textile industry 2
notices_________1132, 1133
Knitted fabric division, glove branch, apparel industry, learner employment wage ra te_______- __________ 1128
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