Private Law 70–448

That the Postmaster General be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to credit the accounts of Fred A. Knauf, postmaster at Sheboygan, Wisconsin, in the sum of $141,433.82 (said sum consisting of $107 cash, $76,703.62 salable postage stamps, $64,575.20 precanceled stamps, one war-savings stamp of the value of $5, and war-tax revenue funds to the amount of $43), on account of money, war-savings stamp, and postage stamps stolen from safes in the post office at said city when burglarized on October 17, 1925.