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na UNIT £D STATzZS DAILY ‘washington, D.C. November 3, 1932, Federal Safeguard S against Theft of - oe Motor Vehicles . - | e Fan naecacisen nee pols cotati at ‘ Ln teey are . eure . J. Edgar Hoover a . Director, United States a ” . . Bureau of investigation t ea ERSONBS who transport a stolen motor ° P vehicle from one Btate to another Btate, . knowing the same to have been stolen, - may be prosecuted in the United Gtates courts for the transportation of the stolen vehicle. Also, persons who receive, conceal, = store, barter, sell, or dispose of any motor vehicle moving as, or which is a part of, or which constitutes, interstate or - foreign commerce, knowing the same Yo have been stolen, may be prosecuted in the United States courts under this act, which is also known as the Dyer Act. a co When an individual is found in possession 3 of an automobile and there is reason to be- . i lieve thet his possession of the motor vehicle . co 4s not lawful and that the said motor vehicle = hag been stolen and transported in interstate - i fe: } ‘ an el . or foreign commerce, if the facts are called ex , : to the attention of the- Bureau an investi- | ; : gy | gation will be made to determine whether . ; cies BS there has been & violation of the National ole 22 _ Motor. Vehicle Theft Act..°..-.... Nee _ ~~ FR es eteee veseeece Pre eS ea re te ee re eee en ee es + ee eee