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10 a a in 2 The Spokesman-Review Sept. 8, 1955. Ex-Revenue Official Seeking $26,823 Pay WASHINGTON, Sept. 7. A former inspection chief for the internal revenue service is suing for $26,823 in back pay.

His yer said today the ousted man is the victim of a conspiracy high by "political hatchet men" the Eisenhower administration. Attorney John P. Witsil declared his client, Edward E. Hoppe, was from the tax-collecting agency 1953 because he refused to "whitewash" a report reflecting on the character of another official still holds a key post in the internal revenue service, declined to name, the other official but told Associated Press, Hoppe will do so "when he takes the stand" in a suit pending before the United States court of claims. Fired by Andrews In the suit, Hoppe, now a Dallas, Texas lawyer, contends was fired by Internal Revenue Commissioner Coleman Andrews "on political considerations." He says his dismissal was upheld by other high, officials including Secretary Treasury Humphrey and civil service commissioners.

Andrews and the others named declined comment on the charges. The grounds originally given for Hoppe's dismissal was that he PATROL, SAFETY LEADER CALLED OLYMPIA, Sept. 7. (P). Capt.

John Whittall, 46, headquarters captain for the state patrol and executive director of the state safety council, died at his home in Tacoma today. Whittall, who first went work for the state in 1934, had been away from his desk for the last two weeks with a leg ailment. His death, however, apparently resulted from a heart attack. He is survived by his widow. Avis, and a son, Peter, who is with the armed forces on Formosa.

Whittall began working for the state tax commission in 1934. and was employed by the state department of labor industry before joining the patrol in 1938. He served with the national safety council in Chicago for three vears in the mid-'40s and reioined the patrol as a captain in 1949. ATTORNEY SUES CROONER, WIFE LOS ANGELES, Sept. 7.

(P)- An attorney today sued Dick Haymes and his estranged wife, Rita Hayworth, for $25,000. David C. Marcus said they haven't paid him for representing Haymes in his succesful fight against deportation to his native Argentina and in disputes fith the crooner's former wives. Marcus, who said Miss Hayworth engaged him, said $25,000 was a "reasonable value" for his services and his efforts to collect it were "ignored, disregarded and refused." Miss Hayworth walked out on Haymes last week after an argument, but has not indicated whether she plans to file for divorce. Each has been married three times previously.

was unable to organize and direct the inspection service. News of Hoppe's suit published first by the New York Herald Tribune which said in a copyery that the matter "a major righted story by Edward J. and political scandal" and "will almost certainly produce repercussions from the White Statement Published Witsil available to the Herald Tribune a statement Hoppe to the civil service commission, when he was unsuccessfully seeking reinstatement, saying his dismissal after he uncovered "derogatory can informaabout official being brought into higher post." At the time Hoppe was assistant commissioner of internal revenue in charge of the inspection unit which polices the agency against internal corruption. All new officials are subject to "integrity checks" by this inspection Hoppe said Deputy Commissioner O. Gordon Delk cized and then suppressed his reHe said Delk favored dehim but that Andrews insisted he get out of the revenue service because he had become "a controversial White House Mum Andrews, Hoppe said, took the position "I was a Dunlap-Snyder appointee and he'd have the entire Eisenhower force on his neck" if Hoppe remained in the agency.

John B. Dunlap headed the revenue service late in the Truman administration and John W. Snyder was Truman's secretary of the treasury. Andrews describes himself as a "Byrd Democrat." He was sponsored for his present post by Senator Byrd The summer White House in Denver said there would be no comment from the Eisenhower headquarters. Hoppe said his own appointment to the revenue service actually came under the Hoover administration.

He was with the service 24 years. He said Andrews strongly urged him to resign "for the good of the service," and finally fired him October 7, 1953, when he refused to quit. DEVICE TALLIES FOR SALES GIRL NEW YORK, Sept. (P)-An "electronic sales girl" that automatically rings up sales, prints sales slips and makes change was offered to the retail trade today by the Remington Rand division of Sperry Rand corporation. The device has undergone W.

tests in actual company's operation at Robinson Los Angeles department stores. It is called the "telecomputing point o'sales recorder." Here's how it works: The sales girl removes the price tag from the merchandise selected by the customer, and inserts the tag in the slot of an electronic scanning device. Information on the price tag is automatically registered on an electronic tape. Electrical impulses from the tape are fed into. a cash register which prints the sales, the slip, sale.

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Pentagon Plans Aired Douglas' comments were occasioned by reports that the Pentagon is trying to reduce defense spending by a billion dollars this year to help the administration in its drive for a These reports said the air force was being asked to take the biggest The Illinois Democrat called the military economy plans, "a campaign talking point next when there will be a presidential election and a drive by the Republicans to regain control of congress. Douglas and other Democrats fought all armed forces cutbacks proposed by the administration during the last session of congress. The administration got some through, however, and now Secretary of Defense Wilson is reported to be pushing for more savings. Informed sources said the army and navy would be asked to contribute by speeding up their scheduled manpower reductions. Great Mistake Seen "We will make a great mistake if we let the friendship between Marshal Zhukov and the President, and President Bulganin's best wishes for Eisenhower's reelection, blind us to the real facts of life," Douglas said.

"Let us keep the Soviet defense minister and Bulganin is the Russian premier. Zhukov became friendly with Eisenhower when they both led armies against the nazis during World war II. They had a reunion recently at the big four conference in Geneva. CHURCH CALLED FAILURE IN CITY Protestant HONOLULU, Episcopal Sept. 7.

church UP. convention was told today it "must face the facts" about "the decay the church's work in the heart of the city." In a speech prepared for delivery to a joint session of the house of bishops, house of deputies and woman's auxiliary, Bishop Gerald F. Burrill of Chicago, declared: "Either let us leave the city and frankly admit we are a church for the suburbia, or let us take up this Bishop Burrill said there had been "a lack of real concern on the part of the church for the teeming millions of people living in heart of the "The decay of church's work in the heart of city is only matched by our seeming inability to meet this challenge." he added. He called for more funds to support missionary work in the nation's cities. BOOM LOWERED ON TAX DEBTOR: TOULON, France, Sept.

7. (AP) -The French government today used first time an antitax evasion law passed three years ago to deny a business man the right to any gainful occupation or even to drive an automobile until he pays up. The boom was lowered on Attilius Pappa, a scrap iron dealer of this Mediterranean port. Neither he nor the government would say how much money is due. Press reports said "dozens of millions" of francs are involved.

A million francs is the equivalent of $2857. Pappa said he cannot pay his taxes because the government sold his business at to public collect auction overdue five years ago money. He said the government requested him to pay, at the rate of 1,000,000 francs month. Much of this piled-up debt is the result of unjust fines, he said. TRAGEDY TOLL MOUNTS CARDIFF.

Wales, Sept. 7. (Reuter's) The bodies of two miners missing after an explosion yesterday at Blaenhirwaun mine in Carmarthenshire were recovered today under a fall of rock. This brought the death toll to four. TONIGHT ON TV! Live from Hollywood 7:30 Channel 4 "PUBLIC PIGEON NO 1" A hilarious comedy-drama starring RED SKELTON ANN RUTHERFORD Your host BILL LUNDIGAN ON "CLIMAX!" PRESENTED BY CHRYSLER CORPORATION THE FORWARD LOOK PLYMOUTH DODGE DE SOTO CHRYSLER IMPERIAL Nearly 40,000,000 Ready to Enter Schools in U.S.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7. (P)- Some 39,772.000 students will enroll in the nation's schools and colleges this more than last--the government estimated today, The office of education said this is the 11th consecutive year in which the total has increased and predicted the trend will continue for at least the next nine years. It foresaw an enrollment excess of 51,502,000 by 1964. S.

M. Brownell, commissioner of education, estimated there is a shortage of 141,300 qualified teachers for the term just starting. He cited statistics indicating new classroom construction in 1954-55 slightly exceeded the need brought about by the increased enrollment in public and private elementary and secondary schools. Some of these classrooms, ever, will be absorbed in replacfacilities lost through 'fire. shifts to reduce overcrowding and other factors.

Birth Rate High The nation's birth rate shot upward in World war II and has stayed at a high level ever since, accounting for the consistent expansion of enrollments in recent years and the increases seen ahead. The office of education said its school count for this fall includes about 24.1 per cent of the nation's estimated population of 165,023,000 as of June 1-or nearly one of every four persons. The big jump, as usual, is anticipated in the schools from kindergarten through grade eight. Public schools in that category are expected to enroll 25.215,000 of the 29,038,000 elementary pupils, an increase of about 1,300,000 over last year. Secondary schools are figured to accommodate 7,680,000 pupils, 6,811,000 of them in public schools, for an increase of about 258,000.

Classrooms Needed College and university rosters are estimated at 2,839,000, a rise of 99,000. Other schools, such as commercial schools and private, training schools not affiliated with colleges and universities, are expected to enroll 000, an increase of 1500. Discussing the classroom situation, Brownell said: "Assuming that one new classroom is needed for each 30 tional pupils enrolled in elementary and secondary schools (both public and nonpublic), the increase of enrollment from 1954-55 to 1955-56 calls for an increase RAIL CARRIERS TO GET AWARDS NEW YORK, Sept. 7. (P)-The E.

H. Harriman memorial awards for railroad safety in 1954 will be presented to 14-railroads at a dinin New York September 15. was announced today. The awards, established in 1913 in memory of the railroad pioneer whose name they bear, are sponsored by the American Museum of Safety. Gold medals will be presented to three railroads with the best safety record in their size classifications and certificates of commendation will go to 11 others.

The gold medal for group railroads, the largest -size catewill go to the Norfolk and Western railway. Medals for group and railroads will go, respectively, to the Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville railway and the Texas Mexican railway. The following railroads will receive certificates of commendation: Western district: Great Northern railway, St. Louis Southwestern railway and Texas and Northern railway. STRIKE AUTHORIZED in one department.

SETTLE SIZZLING STANDARD STANDARD STOVE OIL HEATING OILS EDISON, N. Sept. 7. (P). Some 2100 workers at the Westinghouse Electric corporation plant today voted to strike at midnight Sunday in support of a dispute at the firm's works at East Pittsburgh, About 2200 workers in East Pittsburgh have been out since August 8, protesting a company plan to make time study of jobs of 52,000 classrooms over the number available last year.

"Assuming that one new classroom is needed for each 25 addipupils, then 62,300 new classrooms are needed to accommodate the increased enrollment. to information received by the office of education from the state department of education, the number of new classrooms. scheduled for completion during the 1954-55 school year was approximately an estimated 5000 to 10,000 additional classrooms were constructed the nonpublic schools." Teacher Demand Noted former teachers into the profession, and by further the office said. IN SPOKANE VALLEY We're your Housewarmer1 WA-6219 BUDGET PLAN KEEP- FILLED SERVICE Appleway Quel Co. 9418 E.

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