| Show VIOLATORS OF INTERSTATE TRAFFIC REGULATIONS I FACE FAC STIFF FF PENALTY Fines ranging from to I I per day face motor carrier rl operators ors ore and ancS tr n brokers broker I II handling who continue operatIons operation after February 1 I and lind fall erne t u date doe to comply with the Federal Motor Moter CarrIer Car Car- 1 tier rIer Act Ad passed led aS by Congress last I i August This warning was WILl sounded by J. J A. A Murray Interstate Commerce Commerce Com Com- Commerce merce Commission representative from Washington D. D C. C who is II now in Utah to help citizens who may maybe maybe maybe be subject to the new law to prepare pre pee I pare pate appropriate applications to the i Interstate commerce Commission to toI avoid penalties and to protect valuable val val val-I I lable rights under the new Act A motor carrier carder may be engaged in interstate commerce and hence I subject to the new law law- even though J I the carriers canters physical operations do doI I not cross state lines This Li b true j U If the operations are a part of the I through movement of property I which 1 oh originates orIginate at or is 11 destined to a point outside of Ut Utah h. h All such uch operators and transportation brokers broker's who may be in doubt as to I the applicability of the law to their operations are urged to file tile appropriate appropriate ap up- applications with ith the In Interstate Interstate In- In Commerce commission and thus not only avoid possible heavy but also aso safeguard vale valuable val val- u cable rights under der the tho law The filing of an application will not St subject Jett the motor carrier confer operator operator op op- or tran transportation broker to the Jurisdiction of the Interstate Commerce Commission if It upon later later later lat lat- lat lat- er consideration the fads facts shown hithe in hi inthe the application appear that the applicant ap p applicant plant does not come under the Federal law M. There Is no filing fee tee |
