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 73d CONGRESS. SESS. II. CHS. 863,864,870. JUNE 27,28,1934. 1467 attorney or attorneys, to exact, collect, withhold, or receive any sum of the amount appropriated in this Act in excess of 10 per centum thereof on account of services rendered in connection with said claim, any contract to the contrary notwithstanding. Any Peualty tor violation. person violating the provisions of this Act shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in any sum not exceeding $1,000. Approved, June 27, 1934. [CHAPTER 864.1 AN ACT Authorizing the relief of the McNeill-Allman Construction Company, Incorpo- Jml5l:.1" rated, of W. E . McNeill, Lee Allman, and John Allman, stockholders of the -[Private, No. f33 .] McNeill-Allman Construction Company, Incorporated, and W. E . McNeill, dissolution agent of McNeill-Allman Construction Company, to sue in the United States Court of Claims. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representative8 of the b Unitead ~tlflehs ofbArnerifca indOongretshs asCsemblefd'CTI ~at jur.itsdhic~iohn CTarmstroBot (talk)liA::: e,an ItlS ere y),conerre upon e ourt0 alms, WI rIg t ny. Incorporated. etc. of appeal to the ;::;upreme Court of the United Sta.tes by either Claims of, referred to h . dd'd' dd.d CourtotClaims. party, to ear, examme an a JU lcate an ren er JU gment upon the claim of McNeill-Ahman Construction Company, Incorporated1 of W. E . McNeill, Lee Allman, and John Allman, stockholders ot the McNeill-Allman Construction Company, Incorporated, and W. E. McNeill, dissolution agent of McNeill-Allman Construction Company, for a refund of internal-revenue income and excess-profits taxes paid by said McNeill-Allman Construction Company, Incor- porated, to the collector of internal revenue for the internal-revenue district of North Carolina in the sum of $4,320 for the fiscal year ending May 31, 1922, said Court of Claims being hereby granted jurisdiction to hear and determine the merits of said claim without Statutorylimitatiollll regard to any statutory limitations with respect to the allowance waived. of a refund thereof should the same be found by said court to be legally or equitably due or refundable, such statute of limitation being hereby expressly waived. Approved, June 27, 1934. [CHAPTER 870.] AN ACT June 28. 1834 . Authorizing the Court of Claims to hear, consider, adjudicate, and enter judg- --r,; .... ,-.!!=:S. -=36""1;..;,7.1!....:::-: -r- ment upon the claims against the United States of J. A. Tippit, L. P. Hudson, [Private. No. 43f .J Chester Howe, J. E. Arnold, Joseph W. Gillette, J. S. Bounds, W. N. Vernon, T. B. Sullivan, J. H. Neill, David C. McCallib, J. J. Beckham, and John Toles. Be it enacted by the Seriate and House of Represen.faJi'Ves of the United States of America in 001'lg1'ess a8sernhlea, That the Court of 8t~iDlnd·ms Claims is hereby authorized to hear, consider, and adjudicate the agaillllt. to be heard. claims against the United States of J. A. Tippit L. P. Hudson, ~faims~y Court of Chester Howe, J. E. Arnold, Joseph W. Gillettel J. S. Bounds, W. N. Vernon, T. B. Sullivan, J. H. Neill, David C. McCallib, J. J. Beck- ham, and John Toles for services rendered and expenses incurred in connection with the identification, enrollment, removal, allotment, and subsistence of Mississippi Choctaw Indians to enable them to acquire citizenship in the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, and to ren- der judgment therein in such amount as may be found to be legally or equitably due each claimant, after deducting such sum or sums the claimant may have collected or received from the Indian or 86637°-:;-! -!'T 2-12