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Se ee a es eR a ete ‘emp. . . \ . ee ae During the fiscal year 1928 there were 4211 convic- we tions obtained in cases under investigation by this Bureau, meee the total fines imposed in these cases ~ $452,851.31. During. the first 10 months of the current fiscal year | 5162 convictions have been obtained in cases under investiga- — tion, the total fines for the sane period being $480,044.48, Since the enactment of the National Motor Vehicle a not Theft act October, 1919 to April 3, 1929, there have been . ne 20,865 cars recovered in cases which have been investigated by this Bureau. The value of these cars totals $17,759,460.56, ut Bia, Wy we 1 = During the first 10 months of the fiscal year 1929 there were 1073 fugitives located by this Bureau. Ninety-nine Fugitives on whan Identificatim Orders were issued have been apprehended, There are 915 Ident ifica~ tion Orders outstanding at the present time, wey CaS aC Lop htae . © es csi le Mr. MacFarland suggests as a matter of interest to civic organizations that this Bureau gives special attention to aggravated violations of the White Sleve Traffic Act, where- in the transportation involves minor girls and that most of these victims are waitresses in cafes or restaurants. U the victim is transported under e promise of marriage by the subject. During the first 10 months of the fiscal year there have been 362 convictions in this class of cases end sentences imposed total 407 years and 9 months. aoe aes, * t wy. sree oe a, ® ae eae & Gas a ry wad a: a The total number of fingerprints on file in the Di- om ae Vision of Identification and Infometion on June 1, 1929 « oe 1,716,461, . Fingerprints are received on an everage of 1000 each Gaye. Identifications are made on 34% of the prints received, pbb fe, “(EF ni apogee, « We fae qe. woke yt hoe June 26, 1929, COPIES DESTROYED GCA- A4ITA- K/g 20% = JUL 27 1964 CA~TER GS aL OW os - nna Ba ae ee ce. ene a St tae seen oe a nn mee eee ne ne ee es ee 1 ee en