PER CURIAM.
Garvey and Speiser were convicted of transporting stolen goods in interstate commerce. They chiefly rely upon their assertion that the prosecution did not prove, as the statute requires, that the stolen goods were of the value of $5,000. (The only other point — the admission of the testimony of a witness, called Follins — is too trivial to deserve discussion.) The stolen goods were clothing, packed in cartons and loaded in a truck, which...
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