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1 D V 2( 2: 2' Z 24 2' 21 2' 2• 2'. 3+ 3: 3 (c) Names and addresses, if any, of any other person with whom applicant is affiliated or for whom working; (d) The days and hours he shall solicit; (e) The purpose or purposes for which all proceeds of the solici- tation are to be used; (f) Whether records of the result of each person soliciting are to be kept and if so, where; (g) Whether applicant has been arrested or convicted of a crime other than traffic violations; (h) The source and amount of compensation paid to applicant- for such solicitation and whether he shall receive a percentage of any solicitations, (i) Whether any part of the results of the solicitation shall be paid over to a person other than applicant and if so, the part or percentage thereof; (j) A statement as to that part or portion or whether the entirety thereof of such contribution shall be made available for the specific purpose of such solicitation; Section 4, Investigation Chief of Police, upon receipt of an application complying with the requirements of Section 3 and containing the information required thereby shall conduct such investigation as he may deem necessary. Section 5„ Permit Granting or Denying Should the Chief of Police, after a complete investigation of the applicant and of the representations contained in the application, be of the opinion that the applicant has not stated true facts in his application,, or that if a permit should be granted to the applicant, a fraud in all probability would be perpetrated upon the public, the said Chief of Police may refuse to issue such a permit to such applicant. Should the Chief of Police be satisfied that the application is truth- ful, that the applicant is acting in good faith and that in all probability a fraud would not be perpetrated upon the public, a permit shall be issued to such applicant for such period of time as the applicant may request.. PROVIDED, however, that no permit shall be valid for a period of more than -2-