Private Law 81–30

That the Secretary of the Treasury is authorized and directed to pay, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to Calvin D. Lynch and Son, Ridgely, Maryland, the sum of $340.29; to W. Thomas Locker-man, Denton, Maryland, the sum of $300; to Sudlersville Supply Company, Sudlersville, Maryland, the sum of $1,310; to George C. Moore and H. A. Moore, trading as Moore Brothers, Queen Anne, Maryland, the sum of $1,056; to J. McKenny Willis and Son, Incorporated, Easton, Maryland, the sum of $1,921.39; to Hobbs and Jarman, Greensboro, Maryland, the sum of $735; to C. S. Thomas, Centreville, Maryland, the sum of $1,219; and to Royse R. Spring, Easton, Maryland, the sum of $584. Such sums represent the amounts the above-named grain dealers were required by the Office of Price Administration to pay to the United States on account of alleged overcharges by them for services rendered in connection with grain handling on Commodity Credit Corporation loans to farmers for the year 1944. Such alleged overcharges were made for new services at rates approved by the Commodity Credit Corporation which the Office of Price Administration subsequently refused to recognize.