United States v. Henry Drew & Co.

■ Upon consideration of the opening statement of counsel and the stipulation of facts, *556the district court dismissed a complaint of the Price Administrator of the O.P.A., filed against the appellee corporation to recover $63,020.10, being treble the alleged excess over legal maximum prices received for deliveries by the appellee of whiskey to retail liquor dealers.

While the facts as revealed by the stipulation involve complicated transactions between the expiration at midnight of June 30, 1946, of the first Emergency Price Control Act of 1942, as amended, 50 U.S.C,, App.Supp. V, sec's. 901 et…