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Washington, Wednesday, October 8, 1958
TITLE 7 AGRICULTURE
Chapter VIII Commodity Stabiliza tion Service Sugar, Department of Agriculture Subchapter B Sugar Requirements and Quotas Sugar Reg. 811, Arndt. 7

P art 811 Co n tin e n ta l S ugar R equire
m en ts and A rea Q uotas REQUIREMENTS, QUOTAS AND QUOTA DEFICITS
FOR 19 58 ; MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS

Basis and purpose. The purpose of Sugar Regulation 811 is to determine, pursuant to section 201 of the Sugar Act of 1948, as amended hereinafter called the a ct, the amount of sugar needed to meet the requirements of consumers in the continental United States for the calendar year 1958 and to establish, pur suant to sections 202, 204 and 411 of the act sugar quotas and prorations for the supplying areas in terms of short tons of sugar, raw value, equal to the quan tity determined by the Secretary of A g riculture to be needed in 1958. This regulation also establishes pursuant to section 207 of the act the quantity of quota that may be filled by direct-con sumption sugar and pursuant to section 208, quotas of liquid sugar which may be entered into the continental United States.
The act requires that the Secretary shall revise the determination of sugar requirements at such times during the calendar year as may be necessary. It now appears that an increase in the esti mate of requirements for the calendar year 1958 is necessary. The purpose of this amendment is to make such deter mination conform to the requirements indicated on the basis of the factors specified in section 201 of the act, as amended, and to give effect to the revised determination.
The purpose of this action, also, is to further amend 811.4 to determine and Prorate deficits in the quotas for Hawaii, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands for sugar to be marketed in the continental United States in 1958 as established in 811.2, as amended herein. It, also, amends 811.5 for the purpose of pro rating to other foreign countries, other
than Cuba and the Republic of the Phil ippines, the quantity by which the quotas as established in 811.3, as amended herein, for Peru and Costa Rica exceed the import limitations established for them in 811.9 22 P. R. 10732.
Section 204 a of the act provides that the Secretary shall from time to time determine whether any area will be unable to market its quota and prescribes the manner in which any deficit in a quota for a domestic area or Cuba is to be prorated to other such areas able to supply the additional sugar. Such sec tion provides that ány deficit in any do mestic producing area occurring by rea son of inability to market that part of the quota for such area allotted under the provisions of section 202 a 2 of the act, shall first be prorated to other domestic areas on the basis of the quotas then in effect, and the remainder of such deficit to be prorated to otherdomestic areas and Cuba on the basis of quotas then in effect.
The act also provides that the quota for any area as established under the provisions of section 202 shall not be reduced by reason of any determination of a deficit.
In order to afford sellers of sugar in affected areas an adequate opportunity to plan marketings and to market the additional sugar authorized by this amendment, and thereby protect the wel fare of consumers, it is essential that this amendment be made effective imme diately. Therefore, it is hereby deter mined and found that compliance with the notice, procedure and effective date requirements of the Administrative Pro cedure Act is Unnecessary, impracticable and contrary to the public interest and the amendment herein shall become effective when published in the F ederal R egister.
By virtue of the authority vested in the Secretary of Agriculture by the Sugar Act of 1948, as amended 61 Stat.
922, as amended and the Administra tive Procedure Act 60 Stat. 237, 811.1, 811.2, 811.3, 811.4 and 811.5 of Sugar Regulation 811 22 P. R. 10732; 23
P. R. 2785,3252,3512,3654,4597,7480 are amended to read as hereinafter set forth.
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Agricultural Marketing Service
PaS

Proposed rulemaking;
Milk handling in Cedar RapidsIowa City marketing area___ _

7760

Agriculture Department See Agricultural Marketing Serv ice ; Commodity Stabilization Service.

Alien Property Office Notices:
Heller-Burri, Agatha Carolina;
vested property, intention to return___________ ____________

7795

Army Department Notices:
Robinson, Harry S.; notice of appointment and statement of business interests__________

7772

Atomic Energy Commission Proposed rule making :
Financial protection require ments and indemnity agree ments ________________________

7769

Civil Aeronautics Board Notices :
Wien Alaska Airlines and Wings, Inc.; notice of prehearing conference____________________
Proposed rule making:
Reinvestment of gains derived from sale or other disposi tion of flight equipment______
Uniform system of accounts and reports for certificated air carriers; amendments clarify ing accounting and reporting requirements__________________

7773

7769

7769

Commerce Department Notices:
Montag, Harold A.; report of appointment and statement of financial interests_________
Proposed rule making:
High density air traffic zones and airports__________________

7772
7769

Commodity Stabilization Service Rules and regulations:
Continental sugar requirements and area quotas_______________

7753

Customs Bureau Proposed rule making:
Transportation in bond_______
7753

7759