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SECTION 4. All persons licensed to do b

SECTION A. All persons licensed to do business, includ-
inc those trading in articles, goods, merchandise or commod-
tiles shah pay.a tax Of one Q%) per cent on the gross receipts
of such business, the proceeds of which shall be covered into
the General Fund of the Treasury Of the Virgin Islands. This
section shall not apply to artisans, tradesmen, or profession
ais, such as is commonly understood to include doctors, law
yers, engineers, BARRIERS, etc. selling their skill or services on
an individual basis; Provided, further, that the sale OF all
foodstuffs, drugs and medicines, animal and poultry feeds,
commercial fertilizer, and agricultural implements shall be
exempt from the gross receipts tax levied in this section.
SECTION 5. Every person, firm. partnership, company,
association and corporation importing merchandise by freight
for sale Q rfor use in processing, manufacturing or other bust
ness purposes, shall within thirty (3) days after the end OF
each month, file with the Tax Division, Finance Department,
invoices covering such merchandise received during the pre-
ceding month, together with the necessary forms required
by the Tax Division.
SECTION 6. Every person, firm, partnership, company,
association and corporation importing merchandise by mail,
air express, or as baggage for sale or for use in processing
manufacturing, or other business purposes, shall, within
thirty 500 days after the end Of each month, report to the
Tax Division upon forms to be provided by said Division for
that purpose, the invoice value, Of all such importat1ons
during the preceding month.
SECTION I. Every person, firm, partnership, associa-
ton or corporation licensed to do business, including those
trading in articles, goods, merchandise or commodities shall
within twenty (20 days after the end Of each month report
to the Tax Division, upon forms to be provided by said Dlvl-
sion for that purpose, the gross receipts during the preceding
month.
SECTION 8. Upon receipt by the Tax Division of the in
voices. statements and other papers required to be submitted
by taxpayers by sections 5, 6 and 7 Of this Law, the Head OF
the Tax Division shall examine such papers, compute the
applicable tax and notify the taxpayer and the Commission
er of Finance. The taxpayer shall thereafter within thirty
f3) DAYS of such notification remit payment to the Depart
ment of Finance. Any tax imposed by this Law which IS not
paid by the time required herein shall be deemed delinquent
and the taxpayer shall pay, in addition to the tax due, a pen
atty of five () per cent of the amount due.
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FORD 1858 de luxe Fordor sedan !:
Jet black finish. smooth powerful
motor. excel. tires. AN OUTsTAND-
ING VALUE AT S795: trade and
terms. Many others TO choose from,
ask for Mr.. Green.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
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ALSO
NEW MARINA
WATERFRONT PRoP.-RENT

LONG BEACH, bedrm house fac
ing playground and beach: suitable
? families rent together: rent. SI00
per week with everything furn. but
linen. Call Gaithersburg 436-W OF
BEVERLY BEACH. MD.-Taking
rental applications by week. Brick
house, = bedrms.. dining rm.. Nv
ms nm. kitchen and bath. sleeps
6 TO people. Phone Ma. S-:032
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BUICK 1858 hardtop 2-dr. Super
Riviera: white over black An out
standing beauty. SI.399. HoRNER s
BUICK. Downtown. III 14th. DI.
1898. %
BUICK 1854 convertible; RIM, black
top over cream; Wv: power
equipped. 5000. HORNER' S
BUICK. Downtown. iii I4th. ri.
1898. &
BUICK 1855 de luxe 4-dr. Dyna:
+, and h; 3,450 miles. S2,39a
HORNERS BUICK, Downtown. ! II
l4th DI 7-3993 ID
BUICK 1852 Roadmaster Riviera
coupe. an immaculate sports model
with low mileage, dynafow, radio,
heater, tinted glass. many other
extras A l-OWNER SPECIAL.
$685.. CONVICTION MOTOR co,
1901 Wis. ave. Bethesda, Md, Oh.
2-9200.
BUICK SO 4-dr. sedan: radio, heat
er; spotless: low mileagei S995.
JE. 2-0197.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 81 2-door; S249. Taunu,
81 German Ford; $l99. Both IN
dnest cond. Many miles per gal
The perfect second car Terms. sd
down SIS per mo WOLFE MO-
TORS. 1921 Wis ave. NV. EN- g.
0l42 %
ANGLIA 81 2-door: heater and de-
froster: original green finish; idea
second car. No. 1878. $3.50. HILL
g. SANDERS, Washs Oldest Ford
Dealer. 1900 18th st. NV, NO
1-1lll open ewes til o. Sat. I'll s
AUSTIN "a A30 4-dr excel. eond.
5000 miles; $500 or reas. offer
OWNER, JE. 4-6526, ewes,
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.

LOANS procured on all models. Call
IL 4-6636 UNION CREDIT CO,
1880 Florida ave. ne
FORD SO q: dual carb Offenhauser
manifold, complete linkages; best
offer. Box 332-R, Star. .
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AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

STANLEY n. HORNER, INC, BUICK
Downtown. III l4th. will buy your
car. Foreign or domestic. Prices
and information. DI. 7-3993. 10
n. c. DEALER paving top prices
for cars. VILLAGE MOTORS. I4th
and r. !. ave-, me-. AID. 4-0444.
SOUTHERN DEALER in town this
week will pay cash for all makes
and model cars. Call ia. q-4S0I.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
IS LINCOLN

Capri Sport sedan; lustrous 2-ton,
green nnish. r. and h., turbo drive
power all the way. Wv. tires, etc.
i4,OOo careful miles, q real luxury
liner for only S3,Og5.
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GUESTHOUSE

Lge. home g bedrms.l situated on
z acres with magnificent view of
Pafuxent River. Suitable for lge.
family or lodge. Lge. liv. rm., din.
I'm. and kitchen. 3 screened pchs.,
full bsmt,. oil Dashboard heat, alum
mum storm windows. Diet. Scar ga
Iage boat harbor nearby, Asking
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BOATS
MOTORCYCLES

BARLEY DAVIDSON 1913 74oHV;
best offer. Call Pc. 2-4S94, after
o p m. weekdays; anytime Sunday.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

a5 5000 SECOND TRUST. behind lge.
T nst.r tFq vs. o go discount good
e2.555. Tyr, end TR.. pay S25
mo: two Al Federal empis
$l.925. MR.. ISAAC. DI. 7-sS9o
=
SECOND TRUST, S4.a1s47 balance.
pvt. individual. Call VIII. 6-Sl 80
for inform ton. 5
$3.50 end, behind Sg,a2s hrst.
property appraised at $1,000 all
due in 1861; attractive discount.
tx, 3-45l4 teves. and Sun, ia.
S-6anO) Fl
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DE SOTO 1862 4-dr.. has heater
and radio, semiautomatic drive. Gus
tom seat covers: in fine condition:
with like-new white-wall tires: new
car trade-in, here's real quality at
q low of S64J.
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GARAGES

6DOs 9Th ST. N.W--For car or clean
storage ~ 30 mo. Rh, 3-0Gs2
la
300 IENIFER ST. N.w.-Brk SO
ma EN- 3-J1sH ----b
91th st. NV. Dry. single garage
available for car or storage. OIL
".+f3Si
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Nine second trust notes on
new homes In Wash. and Hill
crest Most short terms. Good
nents. For detail call. Al
BAKER a. SON. INC, al TIE
6-12i4: evenings. IA. 5-2604
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MACHINERY ond EQUIPMENT

HI. . or I'D. . Drot, wanted. VII
t!sde lnb6 Ford on same CAL
IL. 4-7500. 3
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORDS. FoRDS. FoRDs-'53s: all
BODY styles: an excellent selection Of
colors. solids and 2-tones. Fordp-
MATES, overdrives. You can md the
car you want In this assortment; all
guar: terms and trades,
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE

FOR SA1E-At Shoreham Beach.
furnished 2-bedrm. cottage. gas
burners, fireplace electric kitchen,
screened porch. Direct from owner
for $4,000. Do not INQUIRE unless
Rave $4,000 down payment. Phone
after \ pm, RA. 6-0430. Is
FOR CHESAPEAKE BAY PROPER
TIES, cottages, yr.-round homes.
building sites. rentals, insurance,
IT'S. CHESAPEAKE CO.. INC, open
daily, Chesapeake Beach. Nd. Phone
Alpine 7-SSSl
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

CHEvROLETs 81. 80 and "a:
TO- sos down: $40 week. A steady
lob. credit and YOU ride. PAPPY'S
STORE, 1888 18th St. AID. 4-2424.
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AUToMosILEs FOR SALE

FORD SIS Custom -" sedan: =. and
h; Low mileage, very clean: go
day warranty; terms and trade at
special sEa HPn Eiss q alag slSSS Ga Gar No
ningS I'll O i'll h-1RnA
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GRADY MOTORS. INC.

FORD 1855 Fairlane Fordor sedan
tan finish. has radio, heater, ForGo-
matte, Wv. tires, low mileage
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entry, but Senator Kefauver'!
friends are planning a drive fol
write-in votes. Senator Know
land has declared for Mr.. Ell
Senhower. but could not get hi
name of the ballot after thu
President announced he would
run. Mr.. Daily, also a candidate
for the gubernatorial nomina.
ton. is a perennial candidate fol
Office.
The main contest for State Of.
flee nominations is for Governor
On the Republican side. there
are half dozen contestants, but
the race is between Gov. William
G. Stratton and State Treasurer
Warren E. Wright, with Mr.
Stratton expected to win.
Illinois Picture
The Democratic organizations
candidate for the gubernatoria
nomination is Herbert C. Pasch-
en-, Cook County treasurer. He
is opposed by a businessman
Morris B. Sachs. Chicago city
treasurer.
Senator DirkSen mas no oppo-
sition for the Republican sena-
torial nomination, nor does
Democratic State Representative
Richard Stengel of Rock Island,
who is running for his party S
senatorial nomination.
The Illinois presidential pri-
mary is advisory only and not
binding on the delegates to the
Republican and Democratic ma
tional conventions. The dele
gates Of each party are elected
as individuals in the IS congress
sional districts, and the dele
gates-at-large are chosen at
State party conventions.
In 1852. Mr.. Eisenhower de-
feated Mr.. Stevenson in Illinois
by a lead Of $4,000 votes. The
size of the vote in Tuesdays pri-
mary election will not reflect en-
tirely the present situation, for
registered Republican voters can
not move over into the Demo-
cratic primary-or vice versa
Jas they were permitted to do In
the Minnesota and Wisconsin
primaries. However, the size OF
the vote III the two primaries
Will be viewed as a possible indi-
cation how the political wind is
blowing.
/ Here is the way the President
and his potential Democratic OPP
ponents in the general election
are lined up in presidential pri-
marieS following that OF Illinois
New Jersey. April 17.-Repub
Ilican entry Mr.. Eisenhower
Democratic entry, Senator Ke-
fauver.
Massachusetts. April 24.-Nc
entries in preferential primary
but a slate Of delegate candi-
dates for Mr.. Eisenhower was
! filed before the President said he
would run and it Is in the field
There has been activity for both
Mr.. Stevenson and Senator Ke-
fauver in the State.
Pennsylvania. April 24.--Re-
publican entries. Mr.. Eisenhower
and Senator Knowland the
Senator was unable to withdraw
Democratic entry. Mr.. Steven.
son. A Kefauver write-in vote
may be tried. Gov. Leader has
declared for Mr.. Stevenson anc
so have other State Democratic
leaders, among them James Fin.
lnegan, Mr.. Stevensons campaign
manager.
4 Alaska, April 24.-Republicar
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entries, Mr.. Eisenhower and SEN
lator Knowland; Democratic en-
tries. Mr.. Stevenson and Senator
Kefauver.
District of Columbia, May L.
Republican entries, Eisenhower
delegate candidates: Democratic
entries, Stevenson and Kefauver
delegates.
Maryland. May 7-Republican
entry, Mr.. Eisenhower; Demo
cratic entry, Senator Kefauver
Indiana, May 8-Republican
entries. Mr.. Eisenhower and Lar
DAILY; Democratic entry. Senator
Kefauver.
Ohio. May 8-Republican en-
try, slate of delegate candidates
for Senator Bricker, pro-EiSen-
hover; Democratic entry. Gov
Frank LauSche slate of delegate
candidates.
West Virginia, May 8-No en-
tries in preference vote, last filing
date February 4-too late for Mr.
Eisenhower's entry. An Essen
hover slate Of delegate candi-
dates has been entered. On DEM
ocratic side. there has been ac-
tivity for both Mr.. Stevenson
and Senator Kefauver.
Nebraska, May l5-Republican
entry. Mr.. Eisenhower: Demo-
cratic Senator Kefauver.
Oregon, May 18-Republican
entry. Mr.. Eisenhower: no Dem
ocratic entry, but Senator Ke-
fauver and Mr.. Stevenson seek
write-in votes.
Florida. May 29-Republican
entry, slate Of delegate candi-
dates pledged to Mr.. Eisenhower;
Democratic entries. states of del
egates pledged to Senator Ke-
fauver and a slate Of delegates
pledged to MIR. Stevenson.
California. June 5-Republi-
can entry, slate Of delegate can
dldateS pledged to Mr.. Eisen-
hover: Democratic entries, states
pledged to Senator Kefauver and
to Mr.. Stevenson.
Montana, June 5-Republican
entry, Mr.. Eisenhower: Demo-
cratic entry, Senator Kefauver.
New York. June 5.-District
delegates elected unpledged, will
be an Eisenhower slate: on DEM
ocratic side Gov. Averell Harri-
man expected to have most of
the delegates. probably all on
first ballot, Mr.. Stevenson has
support Of Senator Lehman and
other leaders. and Senator Ke-
fauver will have support. too.
South Dakota. June 5.-Re-
publican entry. Mr.. Eisenhower.
Democratic entry Senator Ke-
fauVer.
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neSSee in the Democratic prl
mary. as compared to the vot'
cast for Adlai Stevenson. who's,
name is officially on the ballot
A new wrinkle has been thruS
into the 1856 preconventiol
presidential campaign - stimu
lated by the Democratic higt
command. 1t is test Of Presi
dent Eisenhower's popularity a
indicated by the votes cast IL
this years presidential prefer
ence primaries in Is States, thu
District Of Columbia and Alaska
Three Of these preference pri'
maries have been held-in New
Hampshire. Minnesota and Wis
consin. New Hampshire, tn,
lead-off State, gave Mr.. Eisen'
hover 56,464 primary votes al
compared to 25,507 cast in thu
Democratic primary-2l,701 fol-
Senator Kefauver and $780,
write-in votes for Mr.. Steven
son.
Vote Analysed
In the second presidential pri.
mary, in Minnesota, the tota
vote cast for the two Democratic
candidates, Senator Kefauvel
and Mr.. Stevenson, far exceeded
that cast for Mr.. Eisenhower
Senator Kefauver had 236,99S
and Mr.. Stevenson 1882 FOL
q Democratic total Of 416,861
The Republican vote was Mr.
Eisenhower 1924 and Senator
Knowland Of California 3,446 for
Q total Of 195.926.
The Republicans, in the 1852
primary, had a total of 294, 1895
and the Democrats 13l, 603. Mr..
Eisenhower was not entered In
the 1852 primary. but received
100000 write-in votes.
The third primary this year,
In Wisconsin. showed Mr.. Eisen-
hover running 100000 votes
ahead Of the only Democratic
presidential candidate, Senator
Kefauver. The President had
something more than IS per cent
Of the total vote cast in the
primary.
However. the ocrat.
boosted the percentage of theil
vote from 23.7 per cent ir
the 1852 primary to Alb pei
cent Mr.. Eisenhower was not
entered in the 1852 Wisconsin
primary, but a big Republican
vote turned out to take part in
the Taft-Warren-S tassen race
for the States delegates to the
y Republican National Convention
that year. Mr.. Eisenhower car.
ried Wisconsin in the genera
election over Mr.. Stevenson with
81 per cent Of the vote.
What Illinois does for Mr.
Eisenhower and the Republicans
may give another tipoff on how
the farmers Of the Midwest are
feeling. The primaries in both
Minnesota and Wisconsin indi.
Gated that resentment over the
low farm prices was making it.
self felt against the adminlstra.
ton.
Local Issues
Unlike those in New Hamp.
shire. Minnesota and Wisconsin
the Illinois primary will go be,
yond presidential preferences anc
make the party nominations TO,
State and congressional Offices
This may help to swell the vote
In the presidential primary
Mr.. Eisenhower, Senator Know
land and Lar DAILY are entered
on the Republican side. Mr.
Stevenson, former Illinois Gov
ernor, is the sole Democrat,
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Rain Hampers
Drive fol Enlist
District Voters
BY JOHN v. HORNER

Inc registration OF District
voters yesterday was disappoint-
ing in numbers, but civic leaders
and political workers hoped
many more would show up to-
morrow and Tuesday at the "a
neighborhood stations.
The registration points in
schools, fire houses and other
public buildings will be open
the first two days of this week
from l to 8 pm. But this will
bs the last time to take adj
vantage Of the convenient sta
tons in the residential areas.
After Tuesday, registrants
must go downtown-either to the
Board Of Elections headquarters
in the District Building or to
the special booth in the Munich
pal Center.
April 16 Deadline
Everyone who intends to vote
in the May l election must
qualify by registering on or be-
fore April 16.
Despite ballyhoo and a lot of
promotion gimmicks, bad wealth.
er hampered yesterdays regis
tration. Daniel F.. NoI, secretary
to the Board of Elections. said
only IL Of the stations reported
and that they signed up only
1912 citizens. This brings the
grand total to date to 32,9O5.
The showing was not nearly
as impressive as the big regis
tration rolled up few weeks
ago at the neighborhood stations.
Nevertheless. the Junior Cham
Der of Commerce and other or
CARNATIONS working in the cam
paign hoped to revive interest
during the week end.
Political committees, including
the clubs backing various candi-
dates for office May /, Joined
yesterdays efforts by introduc- :
ing their candidates all over
town. by presenting calliope
music, telephoning prospective
Iregistrants and Offering free
transportation to anyone wishing
to qualify.
The supporters OF Senator Ke-
fauver. Tennessee Democrat, ex-
pected today's return Of their
favorite TO Washington would
help raise his stock. The Sena-
tor Is due back this afternoon
and plans to address a rally of
Kefauver pledged convention
delegates at the Willard Hotel
before he goes to address a meet
ing at the Bibleway Church. The
minister there is the Rev. Small
wood Williams, who is on the
Kefauver convention slate.
Senator to Speak
At $3.50 am. tomorrow, Sena-
tor Kefauver will address a
breakfast meeting Of the Team
sters International Council at
the Hamilton Hotel. He will at
tend the formal opening Of the
Kefauver District committee
headquarters. 800 Thirteenth
street NV.
In another political activity
today. the District Democratic
Club will observe Virginia Day"
at a luncheon in the Burlington
Hotel. beginning at 1890 pm.
State Senator Charles r. Fen
wick heads the list Of prominent
guests. according to Arthur Clar-
iendon Smith. club president.
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Illinois Primory Tuesday
Siqnificont on 2Counts
BY GOULD LINCOLN

Illinois presidential preference primary Tuesday will Dc
watched for two things particularly:
The size Of the vote for President Eisenhower in the Re-
publican primary compared to the size Of the
Democratic primary.
The size of the wrten for Senator Keauver
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-09-13

Conversion is a necessary eX-
perience if one is to have a right
standing with God. When one is
converted in the Scriptural sense
of the world, it means that he
has turned about" as to his way
of living. He has turned to"
which implies that he has turn
ed from some thing or someone.
A person who has been con-
verted has turned unto the
Lord" (Acts 11:2l). Of the Thes-
salonian Christians it is said that
they turned to God from idols
to serve the living and true God"
q Thess. 1:9).
Man, by nature, chooses to live
his life apart from God. Rather
than turn to God, he desires to
turn from God.
"A true experience of conver-
sion results in moral revolution
in the life of the individual who
turns to and surrenders his will
to God through Jesus Christ UI
Corinthians SIT; ColoSsians
3:1-10O.
Our text brings out that it is
imperative that one be converted
if he is to experience forgiveness
and cleansing from sin. We see
that it is preceded by repentance,
which means ''to change the
mind" and is used in the New
Testament to indicate "a change
of mind in respect of sin, of God,
and Of SELF
Matthew 1873 also stresses the
Importance of conversion: "EX-
cept ye be converted, and become
as little children, ye shall not
enter into the kingdom of
heaven The only sure hope
that one has of heaven is a true
turning from a life of self and
sin to God through Jesus Christ
(John l4:6; Acts 4:12).
Gods Word, the Bible, is the
primary means used by the Holy
Spirit to bring about the con-
version of an individual psalm
1877: 5l:l3). 1t is that Word alone
which gives positive instruction
as to what God expects of man.
The philosophers of men attempt
to set a pattern for living, but
they have not proved successful.
Their ideals have been good, but
they cannot furnish their follow
erS with that which enables them
to live up to those ideals. Gods
Word works on the heart (Which
controls the emotions and acts)
and if accepted it brings about
the complete salvation expert
ence repentance, conversion,
sanctificatiOn, forgiveness, justi-
fication.
The evidence of true conver-
sion is that the individual is
living for God; he does not
relish sin Or error in any form
or degree (James SIG, 20). Also,
that individual desires to share
his blessings and joy with others
psalm 51:13).
Roy E. Widanker