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FEDERAL REGISTER

Saturday , June 17, 1950

CODIFICATION GUIDE Con.
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Effective date. This amendment shall become effective at 12:01 a. m., e. s. t., June 15, 1950.
Sec. 32, 49 Stat. 774, as amended; 7 U. S. C.
and Sup., 612c
Dated this 14th day of June 1950.
S. R . S m it h , Authorized Representative of the Secretary of Agriculture.

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F. R. Doc. 50-5258; Filed, June 16, 1950;
8:50 a. m.

TITLE 7 AGRICULTURE
Chapter VIII Production and Market ing Administration Sugar Branch, Department of Agriculture Subchapter B Sugar Requirements and Quotas
Sugar Reg. 813, Amdt. 1L
P art 813 S ugar Q uotas and P rorations o p Q uo ta D e f ic it s S ubpart 1950
d ete r m in a t io n and pr o ra tio ns o f area
DEFICITS

Basis and purpose. This amendment is issued pursuant to the Sugar Act of
1948 for the purpose of prorating an area deficit which is hereby determined.. Sec tion 204 a of the act provides that the Secretary shall from time to time deter mine whether any domestic area, the Republic of the Philippines, or Cuba will be unable to market its quota. If he so finds with respect to the Republic of the Philippines, the quotas for Cuba and for eign countries other than Cuba and the Republic of the Philippines shall be re vised by prorating to such areas an amount ,of sugar equal to any deficit so determined.
The Sugar Act provides that the quota for any domestic area, the Republic of the Philippines, Cuba or other foreign countries as established under the pro visions of section 202 shall not be reduced by reason of any determination of a deficit and makes the proration of any such deficit a mere mathematical com putation. In addition to the determina tion and proration of the deficit between Cuba and foreign countries other than Cuba and the Republic of the Philip pines in accordance with the specific re quirements of section 204 a of the act, further proration is made among the in dividual countries in the other foreign countries group pursuant to section 204
d . The method of proration among such other foreign countries used here in will not prejudice the interest of any country. None of those not sharing in the additional deficit determined herein has supplied raw sugar in 1949 or to date in 1950, indicating that none of them is in a position to supply raw sugar to which entries under this proration are limited by section 204 a . Only two of these countries have made any market ing against their existing prorations for 1950 and none has yet marketed the full amount of its existing proration. Any of these countries can qualify for addi tional quota in the reallocation of Sep tember 1 proration balances by having filled their prorations in effect on that date. Furthermore, in order to afford sellers of sgar in affected areas an adequate opportunity to market the ad ditional sugar authorized by this amend ment, and thereby protect the interest of consumers, it is essential that this amendment be made effective immedi ately. Therefore, it is hereby determined and found that compliance with the notice, procedure and effective date re quirements of the Administrative Pro cedure Act is unnecessary, impracticable and contrary to the public interest and the amendment herein shall become ef fective on the date of its publication in the F ederal R egister .
By virtue of the authority vested in the Secretary of Agriculture by the Sugar Act of 1948 61 Stat, 922, 7 U. S. C, Sup. I, 1100 and the Administrative Procedure Act 60 Stat. 237 Sugar Regulation 813
14 F. R. 7753 is hereby amended by changing paragraphs a and b of 813.13 and paragraph b of 813.14
to read as follows:
813.13 Determination and proration of area deficits a Deficit in quota for the Republic of the Philippines. It is hereby determined, pursuant to subsec tion a of section 204 of the act, that for the calendar year 1950 the Republic of the Philippines will be unable by an amount of 450,000 short tons of sugar,
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raw value, to market the quota estab lished for that area in 813.12.
b
Proration of deficit in quota for the Republic of thé Philippines. An amount of sugar equal to the .deficit de termined in paragraph a of this sec tion is hereby prorated, pursuant to sub section a of section 204 pf the act, as follows: .
Additional quota in terms o f short Area:
tons, raw value ;__ 427,50,0
Cuba______________ :_
Foreign countries other than Cubs?
and the Republic o fth e Philip pines___________________________
22,500

813.14 Proration of quota for for eign countries other than Cuba and the Republic of the Philippines.
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Additional prorations.
An amount of sugar equal to that part of the deficit prorated to foreign countries other than Cuba and the Republic of the Philippines under paragraph b of 813.13, is hereby prorated, pursuant to subsection d of section 204 of the act, as follows :

Additional prora tion in pounds, Country:
raw value 177,337
Belgium__________________
Canada________ c_;
___-----339,966
China and Hongkong________
173, 605
Czechoslovakia!______________
158,655
Dominican Republic__________ 8, 061,922
127, 371
Dutch East Indies____________
Guatemala____________________
201, 798
Haiti___________
1,114,193
Honduras_______ ______________ 2, 068, 320
Mexico____:_____ _______________
7, 292, 295
Netherlands..________ ________
131,276
Nicaragua--------------------------- 6,158, 743
P eru____________ _____ _______ 13,436,495
Salvador_________ _____________ 4, 946,119
United Kingdom_______________
211,297
Venezuela.,____________
174, 743
Other countries_______________
25, 865
Subtotal________ ___________ 44, 800,000
Unallotted Reserve___________
200,000
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45,000,000

Statement of bases and considerations.
In the original determination of quotas for 1950 a deficit amounting to 300,000
short tons of sugar, raw value, in mar ketings under the statutory quota for the Republic of the Philippines was prorated.
Production and shipment of 1949-50 crop Philippine sugar are now sufficiently ad vanced to provide a more accurate esti mate of prospective total marketings.
It appears that production will be sub stantially less than previously estimated.
Accordingly, the proration of an addi tional 150,000 short tons of sugar, raw value, of Philippine 1950 deficit is war ranted. This deficit has been prorated to Cuba and foreign countries other than Cuba and the Republic of the Philip pines on the basis of 95 percent 142,500
tons to Cuba and 5 percent 7,500 tons to such other foreign countries as re quired by the act. The 7,500 tons of additional quota for foreign countries other than Cuba and the Republic of the Philippines have been prorated on the basis of their existing prorations of 1950
quota to the four countries in this group which supplied raw sugar to the United States in 1949. This basis is the best present indication of the interest of the countries concerned in supplying raw sugar to the United States market.