Chapter 393. To ratify the action of a local board of sales control in respect to contracts between the United States and Goldberg and Levkoff
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CHAP. 393.— An Act To ratify the action of a local board of sales control in respect to contracts between the United States and Goldberg and Levkoff. June 2, 1930[[H. R. 6084](/us/bill/71/hr/6084)][[Private, No. 58](/us/prv/71/58)] *Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,* Goldberg and Levkoff.Award of a local sales board respecting certain contracts of, confirmed. That inasmuch as Goldberg and Levkoff, a firm composed of Joseph Goldberg, Samuel i- Goldberg, Shier Levkoff, and David Levkoff, of Augusta, Georgia, in disposing of twenty-three thousand six hundred and nine trousers, denim, used; eighty-nine thousand nine hundred and seventeen jumpers, denim, used; five thousand pairs of leggins, woolen; eighteen thousand one hundred and seventy-four pairs of drawers, cotton, summer; fifteen thousand pairs of drawers, wool; ten thousand undershirts, cotton; said articles having been purchased from the United States Government under sales contracts numbered SE–5939, SE–5941, SE–6071, SE–6376, SE–6430, and SE–6409, respectively, entered into between the United States and the said Goldberg and Levkoff, a firm composed of Joseph Goldberg, Samuel Goldberg, Shier Levkoff, and David Levkoff, on February 9, 1922, March 2, 1922, and March 3, 1922, have adjusted their sales prices 1857in reliance upon the action of the local board of sales control of the War Department in reducing and fixing the price to be paid by the said Goldberg and Levkoff, a firm composed of Joseph Goldberg, Samuel Goldberg, Shier Levkoff, and David Levkoff, under such contracts, such action of such board is hereby ratified on behalf of the United States.
Approved, June 2, 1930.