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F E D E R A L R E G IS T E R , Wednesday, M arch 29, 1944
tween the producer and the producerprocessor:

for the average number of pounds of sugar, 96 basis, recovered per 100 pounds R = S-0.3B P
of sugarcane shall be rounded to the where:
nearest one-tenth of a pound. The R=Recoverable sugar yield, 96 polarization.
product of such figure and .63 or .65
S=Polarization of the crusher juice obtained whichever is applicable, shall be rounded from the sugarcane of each producer.
to the nearest one-hundredth of 1 per B = Brix of the crusher juice obtained from cent. I f payment is to be determined the sugarcane of each producer.
from the sugar recovery for the entire F=Factor obtained from the fraction whose numerator is the average yield of sugar crop, as aforesaid, provisional liquida 96 polarization obtained from the ag tion shall be made fortnightly or monthly gregate grinding during each fortnight on such bases as may be agreed upon be or month in which the cane of the tween the producer colono and the producer is ground, and whose denom producer-processor.
inator is the average polarization of c When settlement is made in cash, the crusher juice minus three-tenths the money value of the sugar which would of the Brix of the crusher juice, both otherwise be delivered to the producer, as components of the denominator being obtained from the aggregate grinding in a or b above whichever is appli during the fortnight or month in cable , shall be determined on the basis which the cane of the producer has of the average duty paid price for 96
been ground:
sugar for the fortnight or month or such other period as may be agreed upon be Provided, however, That in the event a mill has been using the formula set forthtween the producer and the producerprocessor during which the sugarcane below to calculate the sugar recoverable is delivered to the producer-processor, from the cane ground during the 1943converted to the equivalent f. o. b. mill 1944 crop year, such formula may be used price by deducting selling and delivery to determine the recoverable sugar from expenses actually incurred by the pro the 1943-1944 crop of sugarcane:
ducer-processor: P r o v i d e d , however, R = FS
That the producer-processor shall adjust where:

or agree to adjust the f. o. b. mill price, R=Recoverable sugar, 96 polarization.
determined in the aforesaid manner, to S=Polarization of the crusher juice obtained give recognition to any reimbursement of from the sugarcane of each producer, selling and delivery expense made to the during each fortnight or month.
F=Fraction whose numerator is the average producer-processor by any government yield of sugar of 96 polarization ob agency: And provided, further, That the tained from the aggregate grinding producer-processor shall submit in dupli during each fortnight or month in cate to the San Juan office of the Agricul which the cane of the producer tural Adjustment Agency a statement colono has been ground, and whose verified by a certified public accountant denominator is the average polariza of the actual deductions incurred in de tion of the crusher Juice obtained from the aggregate grinding during the fort termining the f. o. b. mill price.
night or month in which the cane of d When payment is made by deliv the producer colono has been ery of sugar, as in paragraph a or b ground:
of this section, the producer-processor shall 1 store and insure or agree toProvided, further, That when, through store and insure all such sugar until the the delivery of unripe or burnt cane, or end of the calendar year free of charge through any other cause, the recoverable to the grower except that the grower sugar determined in accordance with the shall bear a proportionate share of any aforesaid provisions amounts to nine charges arising out of the necessity of pounds or less per 100 pounds of cane, utilizing outsidestorage facilities and or when sugarcane is delivered of the 2 share or agree to share with the Japanese, Uba, Coimbatore, or other producer, on a pro rata basis, all ocean varieties of the Saccharum Spontaneum shipping facilities available to the pro oi Saccharum Sinense type, the payment ducer-processor.
shall be oh the basis of rates not less e In addition to the foregoing, the than those provided in the 1942-43 cane following requirements shall be met:
grinding agreement between the pro 1 The producer-processor shall pay ducer-processor and the producer.
b When payment for sugarcane de to the grocer a molasses bonus per ton of cane received, such bonus per ton of livered to a producer-processor is made sugarcane to be the equivalent of a by actual delivery of sugar to the pro one-half of the net proceeds per gallon ducer on the basis of an amount of 96
of blackstrap molasses of the 1943-44
raw sugar equal to a stated percentage of crop in excess of 40 per gallon multiplied the weight of the sugarcane received by b the average production of black from the producer commonly referred to strap molasses per ton of sugarcane of ss the flat rate basis, the applicable the 1943-44 crop.
percentage for the computation of the 2 When sugarcane is delivered to a quantity of sugar deliverable to the proproducer-processor in the name of a per ke not less than the product son other than the producer thereof of the average number of pounds o f commonly referred to as purchasing sugar, 96 basis, recovered per 100 pounds agent , the producer-processor shall of sugarcane during the current crop, make payment to the producer of such luonth, or week as may be agreed upon sugarcane in accordance with the pro at the mill where the sugarcane was visions of this determination.
fo u n d and .63, in the case of sugarcane 3 The producer-processor shall not, o r 1- ess an 12 percent of sugar, or .65, in the case of sugarcane yielding through any subterfuge or device what percent or more of sugar. The figure soever, reduce the returns from the 1943-

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1944 crop to Puerto Rican sugarcane to the producer below those determined above.
Sec. 301, 50 Stat. 910; 7 U.S.C. 1131;
8 F.R. 3807; 8 P.A. 5423
Issued this 27th day of March 1944.
A s h l e y S ellers ,
Acting War Food Administrator.
F. R. Doc. 44-4308; Filed, March 27, 1944;
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TITLE 19CUSTOMS DUTIES
Chapter IBureau of Customs T. D. 51029

P art 8 L ia b il it y for D u t ie s , E n t r y I mported M erchandise
of
INVOICES FOR FOOTWEAR

In addition to all other information required by law or regulations, customs invoices for boots, shoes, or other foot wear including athletic or sporting boots and shoes, made wholly or in part of leather, shall contain a state ment whether or not the articles were sewed or stitched by the process or method known as McKay.
This requirement shall be effective as to invoices certified after 30 days after publication of this document in the weekly Treasury Decisions. Sec. 481
a 10, 46 Stat. 719; 19 U. S. C. 1481
a 10
Section 8.13 j, Customs Regulations of 1943 19 CPR 8.13 j , is hereby amended by adding the following to the list of merchandise in connection with which additional information is required to be furnished on invoices and by plac ing opposite such addition the number and date of this Treasury decision:
Boots, shoes, or other footwear including athletic or sporting boots and shoes, made wholly or in part of leather.

W. R. J o h n s o n , Commissioner of Customs.
Approved: March 24, 1944.
seal

H erbert E. G aston ,
Acting Secretary of the Treasury.
F. R. Doc. 44-4343; Filed, March 28, 1944;
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TITLE 32 N A TIO N A L DEFENSE
Chapter IXWar Production Board Subchapter B Executive Vice-Chairm an
A u t h o r it y : Regulations in this subchapter issued under sec. 2 a , 54 Stat. 676, as amended by 55 Stat. 236 and 56 Stat. 176;
E.O. 9024, 7 F.R. 329; E.O. 9125, 7 F.R. 2719;
W.P.B. Reg. 1 as amended March 24r 1943, 8 F.R. 3666, 3696; Pri. Reg. 1 as amended May 15, 1943, 8 F.R. 6727.

P art 1010 S u spe n sio n O rders Suspension Order S-509
NOWELL LUMBER COMPANY, INC.

Nowell Lumber Company, Inc., of Cleveland, Mississippi, is engaged in the operation of a wholesale and retail lum ber and building supply business. From