Evening star., 1951-01-27

CHASER OF GIle same CLASS. IL yOu
did not deliver the commodity or
service during the base period
your ceiling price is the highest
price at which you offered it for
base period delivery to purchaser
of the same class.
cat this point the order con-
tains lengthy rules whereby
sellers can determine their CELL
inga on articles they did not
deal in during the base period.
Generally speaking the rules
call for the same percentage
markup the seller applied to a
comparative article)
Information Will Be Given.
Section 7. Sellers who cannot
price under other sections. If you
claim that you are unable to de-
termine your ceiling price for a
commodity or service under any
of the foregoing provisions of this
regulation (Which, in the opinion
of the Director of Price Stabiliza-
ton. provides adequate pricing in
structions for virtually all trans
actions. you may apply in writ
ing to the Director of Price Sta
bilization, Washington Is, D. c.,
for the establishment of a ceiling
price. This application shall con-
tain an explanation of why you
are unable to determine your CELL
ing price under any other provi-
sion of this regulation; all peril
nent information describing the
commodity or service, and the
nature of your business; your pro-
posed ceiling price and the method
used by you to determine it: and
the reason you believe the pro-
posed price is in line with the level
of ceiling prices otherwise estab-
lished by this regulation. You
may not sell the commodity or
service until the Director of Price
Sterilization, in writing, notifies
you of your ceiling price.
Section 8. Modification of pro-
posed ceiling prices by director OF
price stabilization. The director
of price stabilization may at any
time disapprove or revise ceiling
prices reported or proposed under
this regulation so as to bring them
into line with the level of ceiling
prices otherwise established by
this regulation.
Section 9. Customary price diff
ferentials. Your ceiling prices,
whep determined, shall reflect
your customary price differentials,
including discounts. allowances,
premiums and extras. based upon
differences in classes or location
of purchasers, or in terms and
conditions of sale or delivery.
Exporters, Importers Affected.
Section 10. Exporters and i'm
porterS.
(a) Exporters: Sales by per-
sons exporting commodities from
the United States COR it's Terri
tories and possessions) are subject
to the provisions of this regula-
ton. If the ceiling price is de-
termined by the seller for do
mestic purchasers, it may be ad-
justed pursuant to section to
take account of the sellers GUS
tomary differentials for export
sales.
CD Importers: Sales made with
in the territorial jurisdiction OF
the United States, its Territories
and possessions, Of commodities
imported by the sellers from other
countries, are subject to the .pro-
visions of this regulation.
(There follow regulations CIV
ing relief to certain importers
receiving goods under contracts.
signed up to last night. in which
there Is an increase in the
landed cost" of the imported
item. The permitted increase
covers only the actual dollars
and-cents amount by which the
cost rises)
Section II-"Parity'' adjust
ments in ceiling prices.
(a) Commodities covered by
this section. This section applies
to the following listed agricul-
tural commodities and to COM
modities processed in substantial
part from them. (x) Based on
the most recent publication by
the Secretary of Agriculture prior
to the effective date of this regu-
lation, the listed commodities are
selling below the minimum prices
required to be reflected to pro-
ducers by Section 402 CD 90 of
the Defense Production Act of
1850. This section shall cease to
apply, however, to any such COM
modify as soon as the Secretary
has announced by publication
that the price of the listed COM
modify has reached the highest
of the legal minima," the two
most important being Cd the
parity price and CD the highest
price received by producers of the
commodity during the period
from May "a. 1850. to June "a,
1850. inclusive, both as deter
mined and adjusted by him. Any
ceiling price previously deter
mined under this section and in
effect at the time this section
ceases to apply shall remain as
the ceiling price.
Commodities Are Listed.
Listed agricultural commodities:
Field crops: Barley. beans, dry
edible; buckwheat, corn, haxseed,
hay, oats, peanuts, peas. dry field: