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CODIFICATION GUIDE Con.
Title 32A
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Title 42
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61 Stat. 727; 5 U. S. C, 1051-1058

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F. R. Doc. 52-5119; Filed, May 7, 1952;
8:45 a. m.

TITLE 6 AGRICULTURAL CREDIT
Chapter IV Production and Market ing Administration and Commodity Credit Corporation, Department of Agriculture Subchapter-C Loans, Purchases, and Other Operations
1951 C. C. C. Grain Price Support Bulletin 1, Supp. 2, Amdt. 1, Com P art 601 G rains and R elated C ommodities and
SUPPORT RATES

The regulations issued by the Com modity Credit Corporation and the Pro duction and Marketing Administration published in 16 F. R. 8873, 10687 and 10879 containing the specific require ments applicable to price support opera tions on corn of the 1951-crop are hereby amended as follows:
Under 601.761 Support rates the sup port rate for Republic County, Kansas is changed from $1.53 per bushel to $1.54
per bushel.
Sec. 4, 62 Stat. 1070, as amended; 15 U. S. C.
Sup., 714b. Interprets or applies sec. 5, 62
Stat. 1072, secs. 101, 401, 63 Stat. 1051; 15
U. S. C. Sup., 714c, 7 . S. C. Sup., 1441, 1421

Issued this 2d day of May 1952.
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Sec. 704, 64 Stat. 816, as amended; 50 U. S. C.
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TITLE 8 ALIENS AND
NATIONALITY

H erbert N. M aletz ,
Chapter I Immigration and Natural ization Service, Department of Jus tice
W . E . U nderhill ,
Acting Vice President, Commodity Credit Corporation.
Approved:
Harold K. H il l ,
Acting President, Commodity Credit Corporation.
P. R. Doc. 52-5133; Filed, May 7, 1952;
8:49 a. m. .

C h ief Counsel, Office o f Price Stabilization.
M ay 7,1952.
F. R. Doc. 52-5226; Filed, May 7, 1952;
11:44 a. m.

P art 116 Civil Air N avigation LANDING REQUIREMENTS; ADVANCE NOTICE
s/ OF ARRIVAL
C ross R efer en c e : For amendment to 116.3 b, see Title 19, Chapter I, Part 6, infra.

General Ceiling Price Regulation, Amdt. 11
to Supplementary Regulation 29

GCPR, SR 29 C eiling P rices tain
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TITLE 32A NATIONAL DEFENSE, APPENDIX

RECALCULATION OF CEILING PRICES TO RE
FLECT SUPPLIERS PRICE CHANGES PUR
SUANT TO CEILING PRICE REGULATIONS

Chapter III Office of Price Stabiliza tion, Economic Stabilization Agency
Pursuant to the Defense Production Act of 1950, as amended, Executive Order 10161, and Economic Stabilization Agency General Order No. 2, this Amendment 11 to Supplementary Regu lation 29 to the General Ceiling Price Regulation is hereby issued.

General Ceiling Price Regulation, Supple mentary Regulation 3, Interpretation 3J

GCPR, SR 3F ood, A gricultural
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R elated C ommodities
U nited S tates C ivil S erv ice C ommission , R obert R amspeck ,
S ubpart 1951-C rop C orn L oan P urchase A greement P rogram
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FEDERAL REGISTER

Thursday, May 8, 1952

INT. 3 BROKERS COMMISSIONS FOR SALES
OF RAW COCOA BEANS

Supplementary Regulation SR 3 to the General Ceiling Price Regulation GCPR sets prices of 38.375 cents per pound for sales of raw cocoa beans of the main crop Accra and the superior Bahia grades. This ceiling price in cludes, among other things, the usual brokerage or commissions. I t has come to the attention of the Director th at there has been confusion among im porters of cocoa beans as to their ceiling price for sales of these beans without the use of a broker.
The justificaiton for the level of prices set in the regulation for raw cocoa beans was expressed in the Statement of Con siderations to SR 3 as follows:
the specific price designated for the vari ous commodities listed are a translation into specific prices of the ceiling prices of individual sellers established under the General Ceiling Price Regulation.
The highest prices quoted on the various exchanges for sales completed during the base period were taken in.those cases where it was found that such prices re flected the general level of the ceiling prices of individual sellers. The price -on the exchange referred to by this quo tation was 38 cents per pound for both grades of raw cocoa beans. To this amount was added 0.375 cents per pound which represents the maximum custom ary commission charged by brokers for negotiating sales of this commodity. I t was intended that a price of 38.375 cents would be charged by a seller only in those cases in which the services of a broker were used and was paid the maximum customary commission, and that where the services of a broker were not used the ceiling price would be 38 cents.
Therefore, the ceiling price for sales of main crop Accra and Superior Bahia cocoa beans made without the services of a broker and where no commission is paid is 38 cents.

STATEMENT OF CONSIDERATIONS

One of the .original objectives of SR
29, applicable to resellers still under the General Ceiling Price Regulation, was to provide for the recalculation of re sellers ceiling prices to reflect suppliers price changes pursuant to Ceiling Price Regulation 22 and specifically listed re lated regulations. Since SR 29 was is sued there has been a series of amend ments adding additional suppliers reg ulations to the list covered by SR 29.
This amendment provides for the re calculation of ceiling prices by resellers to reflect changes in suppliers prices pursuant to any regulation issued by OPS, with certain specified exceptions.
Henceforth it will therefore not be neces sary, in order to bring resellers under the coverage of SR 29, to amend SR .29
each time a new suppliers ceiling price regulation is issued. Section 2 of SR
29, however, remains unchanged. Thus, a reseller may recalculate a ceiling price for a particular commodity under SR 29
only if resellers ceiling prices for that commodity are established by the Gen eral Ceiling Price Regulation.
With the élimination of the list of reg ulations in section 1, it becomes unneces sary to mention excise taxes specifically in sections 1 and 4 since a change in a suppliers price occasioned by a change in a manufacturers excise tax will neces sarily be a change in price pursuant to a ceiling price regulation within the mean ing of the amended sections 1 and 4. The regulation continues to exclude the com modities listed in section 20 e of the GCPR from the coverage of section 4
when the change in the suppliers price is occasioned by a change in a manufac turers excise tax on such commodities.
In view of the remedial and procedural nature of this amendment, special cir cumstances have rendered consultation with industry representatives, including trade association representatives, im practicable.
AMENDATORY PROVISIONS

Supplementary Regulation 20 to the General Ceiling Price Regulation is amended in the following respects: