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Evening star., 1940-05-29
The same evening, tue Marshall


Exnlcos entertained IN Washington at pleasant
dinner At the 1925 Street Club night
shall took tonight
Ars HaHet Johnson will give dinner, also
Tor her Two pretty blond daughters Priscilla taking
her young guests on to Grasands Arthur
dance for his cousins the Misses hoping
Mr. Campbell that the night will of
the party has planned for specially equipped
bar and various benches chairs spacious
shaded gardens Of Grasslands.
Also entertaining at dinner Campbell party are the
Argentine Ambassador and Nine Esp young
dinner 1or Nine Es daughter Louise slwe
who Will entertain Of
Mannno to mention the Arthur
Will give dnnerfor e. including
also the younger contingent friends
Here and there: Blaise with Mrs John
Hncky Warrenon will the Albert
cousin Johnny Aop brother Colnnst
Moran McConie enchanted with
that they have decided sell their
house and become
yesterday afternoon honor
with her daughter and son-n-aw and included Mrs Hardin
Thomas lockwood in black white
hat Of gardenas Mrs Nathan Wyeth
Jean de sbor Mrs Randall Morgan
1hom and her daughter Mrs Robert Waand
to the rule that ladies cannot have fun without gentlemen
Evening star., 1940-05-29
Debutante
Register
Off Press
Pictures of Several
Washington Girls
In Edition

The much anticipated Debutar,ta
Register, with its rich white binding
and gold-edged leaves, Is of the
presses and already In the hands Of
a number of Washington post -debu-
tantes whose pictures or biographies
are in the first editions.
| Covering debutantes in the large
cities Of the United States and Can
ada, the book devotes quite a bit Of
space to Washington's own group.
d. C. Section Dedicated ~
To Mrs. johnson.
The District Of Columbia section,
which includes Washington and its
environs, Is dedicated to Mrs. Clare
Peter johnson of Washington and
Coral Gables, Fla, national sponsor
for the section.
Patronesses for the Washington
section include Mrs. Lee Benoist,
Mrs. John M. Biddle, Mrs. Henry
Flood Byrd, Mrs. Henri de Sibour,
Mrs. John Ryan Devereux, Mrs.
Robert c. Dove, Mrs. Charles de
We're Drayton, Mrs. Guy Henry, Mrs.
Patrick j. Hurley, Mrs. John Parker
jackson, Mrs. Pendleton Mayo, Mrs.
Calvin B. Matthews, Mrs. p. Lee
Phillips, Mrs. Ord Preston, Nine.
Prochnik. Mrs. Hugo Rennert,, Mrs.
Lloyd Parker Shipper, Mrs. Ening-
ham Townsend, Mrs. Walter r.
Tuckerman, Mrs. Millard E. Tydings,
Mrs. Norman Underwood, Mrs. John
r. Williams and Mrs. George Y.
Worthington, jr.
Post-debutantes whose pictures
are In the book are Miss Jane STAN
ley Acheson, Miss Fanchon Marguer-
ite Aldrich, Senorita Yolanda Maria
Alfaro, Miss Margaret Lewis Byrd,
Miss Julienne Hilary Cahill, Miss
Florence Ward Cauthen, Miss
Margaret Fontaine Craighill, Miss
Achsah Bowie Dorsey, Miss Betty
Dunbar Drayton, Miss Jane Gather
Eustis, Miss Margaret Fleetwood
Gordon, Miss Elinor Carlyle Gudger,
Miss Aileen Harris, Miss Barbara
Sears Henning, Miss Patricia Uline
Hill, Miss Nancy Lee Hoskinson,
Miss Mary Chase Howard, Miss
Patricia Hurley Cnow Mrs. Henry B.
Gwynn), Miss Mary Margaret Jack.
son, Miss Margaret Devereux
Jeschke, Miss Joan Upson King,
Miss Letitia Moore Knox, Miss Helen
Lippitt, Miss Mildred Esterbrook Nc
Connell, Miss Ann Carroll Meem
(now Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean,
jr) Miss Eleanor Eastbourne Meem,
Evening star., 1940-05-29
Envoy Is Guest
Of Canadian Club

His Britannia Majesty's Ambas-
sador, the Marques Of Lothian,
who is in New York and stopping
at the Waldorf Astoria, attended
the Canadian Club award dinner
which was held last evening in
honor Of Sir Gerald Campbell,
K. G. M. G.
Sir Gerald is high commissioner
In Canada for the United King
dom and is former British Con.
sui General in New York.
Evening star., 1940-05-29
Miss Dorothy Smith
Honored at Party

Miss Dorothy Lucille Smith,
whose marriage to Mr.. Irving r.
Lash will take place June 8, was
honored at a cocktail party yes
terday afternoon at the Admiral
Club by her women colleagues
on The Star.
Miss Smith was presented .
silver tea and coffee servics by
her hostesses, each Of whom made
q speech wishing the honor guest
happiness.
The tea table was centered with
q bowl Of white iris and other
white blossoms. and four tall
white candles added to the beauty
Of the table. A wedding cake,
ornamented with . miniature
bride, carried out the bridal
theme.
Evening star., 1940-05-29
Luncheon Honors
Miss CaStanedo

Mrs. Helen Ray Hagner enter
tained at luncheon today at Nor
mandy Farm in honor of Miss
Fenella Castanedo, whose mar
riage to DR.. Molly c. harrington
will take place June 1S in New
Orleans. The guests were Mrs.
Basil Pearson Cooper. Mrs. Will
liam D. Cheatham, Mrs. Lucille
Bernard, Mrs. John w. Clephane,
Miss Betty Mattingly, Miss Flea.
nor Mattingly. Mrs. Walter Wat
son, Mrs. George c. Wetherill,
and Mrs. James McSherry VIM
satt.
Evening star., 1940-05-29
Miss Locke Gives
Trousseau Tea

Miss Eleanor Raymond Locke
entertained about Is guests at a
trousseau tea at her home on 232
Tuckerman street Sunday.
Assisting her were her sister.
Miss Felicia Lee Locke, Miss
Helen FUR and Miss Mary Louise
KuntZ.
Out-of-town guests included
Mrs. william Hall of Dothan,
Ala, and Mrs. Made Lee Card
well Of Birmingham, Ala.
Decorations were green and
lavender and the house was
decorated with lavender and pur-
pie iris,
Evening star., 1940-05-29
Miss Mary Hayden
To Be Feted at
Dance Tonight

Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Hayden
Of East Bradley lane, Chevy
Chase, will entertain for their
daughter, Miss Mary Hayden, at
q dance at the Women's Club Of
Chevy Chase this evening.
Their guests will include their
daughters classmates at Holy
Gross Academy. other young
friends and their escorts.
Assisting throughout the eve
ming will be Mrs. Joseph A.
Phelan, Mr.. and Mrs. william B.
Grosxn, Mr.. and Mrs. John J.
McPhaul, Mr.. and Mrs.. Gardner
j. O'Boyle and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cunningham Rogers.
Evening star., 1940-05-29

High Official
Circles Represented.
Mrs. Robert H. jackson and Mrs
Henry A. Wallace were among the
Cabinet hostesses at the party and
from the Supreme Court circle were
Mrs. Stanley F. Reed and Mr.. JUS
tice Frank Murphy. Among those
from the legislative. branch of the
Government were Senator George
Radcliffe, Senator and Mrs. Alex
ander Wiley, Senator Tydings, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Sol Bloom and
Miss Vera Bloom. Officials of the
State Department were many in the
large company. Present were Mrs
Sumner Welles, the Special Assist
ant to the Secretary of State and
Mrs. Leo Pasvolsky, the retiring
Chief OF the European Division of
the State Department, Mr.. Jay
Pierrpont Mof1at, who Is the newly
appointed United States Minister to
Canada, and Mrs. Moffat.
The dean of the diplomatic corps,
the Peruvian Ambassador, Senor
Don Manuel de Freyre y Santander,
and the Argentine Ambassador and
Sonora de Espil were among others
at the party, which included also the
Soviet Ambassador and Nine. Oum-
ansky.
The large number of residents who
were invited included Mrs. Harold
Walker and her daughter, Mrs. Law
renee Wood Robert, mother and
sister of Mr.. Aldace Walker; Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Grant Meem, Mr.
and Mrs. George Bowie Chapman,
who were accompanied by their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norris Chipman, who recently ar
rived from Egypt. where young Mr..
Chapman has been consul; Mrs.
Truxtun Beale, Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend, Mrs. Enngham Town
send, the Misses Randolph, and Mr..
Arthur Bradley Campbell and his
debutante cousins, the Misses Meu-
ser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davies will be hosts
ut similar party Tuesday, June 4.
Evening star., 1940-05-29
Mr.. and Mrs. Davies Hold
First Large At Home
At Valley View Farm
Mrs. Tydings, Mrs. Walker
And Mrs. MacNeille Assist
Host and Hostess at Party

Secretary Joseph
Davies yesterday the first at ome since taking
Valley View Farm This charming home overlooking Washington they
from
The entrance Foxau winding
spacious rather rambling filled with
curios gathered During
residence the Soviet Union which
Ambassador they acquired pieces and also Belgium
ambasadora post which Mr. Davies held they added their
Hostess Receives
o n
The day being and yesterday
the terrace wearing
line with the
her brimmed garden hat Although
a the hostess he nearby hundred
representative diplomatic
resident society Of the National Capital.
Mrs Milad Tydings and Mrs. Adace Walker daughters
Mean MacNele
Also Nedena
Davies who has not yet finished school,
Mrs Tydngs dressed in black net finely tucked with which
the
she
MacNee appropriate
the warmth the Each took the table
Breknrdge Mrs Adolf A. Berle
Stanley Hornbek Mrs Patrick
Evening star., 1940-05-29
Mrs. Dabney Elliott
Visiting Parents

Mrs. Dabney o. Elliott and her
daughter, Miss Anne Elliott, are
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Louis w.
Engster, parents Of Mrs. Elliott.
Mrs. Elliott and her daughter. are
on their way to Join Col. Elliott at
Fort Logan, Colo, where he is in
command.
Evening star., 1940-05-29
Miss Reck toWed

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Joseph Reck
have issued invitations for the wed.
ding Of their daughter, Miss Hazel
Veronica Reck, to Mr.. Austin Clar-
ence Smith, which win take place
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock In
st. Anthony's Church.
Evening star., 1940-05-29
Weddings of Interest
Miss Dorothy Wollett Becomes
Bride of MIR. BENJAMIN F. Saunders

The wedding Of Miss Dorothy El-
len Wollett, daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. Ernest Sigsbee Wollett, and Mr..
Benjamin Franklin Saunders, IT.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders, took
place Saturday afternoon at 4
o'clock at the Brightwood Metho-
dist Church with the Rev. 8. Carroll
Coale officiating.
The church was charmingly deco
rated with white gladioli and palms.
Miss Mae Harding gave a short
vocal recital before the ceremony
with Mrs. Pearl Hauer at the organ
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore a princess
model gown Of bridal satin with a
bouffant foor-length skirt, the only
trimming being tiny buttons Of
white satin extending from the
sweetheart neckline to the waist.
Her fingertip-length tulle veil was
held in place by coronet Of small
white satin roses and she carried a
sheaf of calla lilies.
Miss Mildred Wollett, sister of the
bride, was maid Of honor, wearing
a dress Of heavenly blue chiffon.
Miss Eleanor Beckert, her brides
maid, wore a gown of dusty pink
chiffon. Both costumes were FASH
ioned alike with tight-f1tting bodices
and long bouffant skirts over ruf1ed
taffeta slips. On their heads they
wore fluted pink and blue horsehair
bandeaux and they carried bouquets
of vari-colored spring flowers.
Mr.. Warren Saunders, the BRIDE
groom's brother, was best man and
Mr.. George Hurst, his brother-il-
law, and Mr.. Groves Powell were the
ushers.
The brides mother wore q floor
length gown OF Copenhagen blue
crepe with pockets of heavy blue
lace. Her picture hat was Of leg
horn trimmed with blue velvet to
match her dress and her corsage was
Of pink roses.
The mother of the bridegroom
wore ashes Of roses chiffon, the en-
tire bodice being Of matching lace
and her picture hat and accessories
were of navy blue. She wore a cor
sage of soft pink roses.
A reception was held at the home
Of the brides parents for family and
immediate friends.
Following the reception the couple
left for two week motor trip. For
her travelling ensemble Mrs. Saun-
ders chose two-piece dress Of navy
blue tissue chiffon mesh with white
trimming and white accessories and
an orchid shoulder bouquet.
Upon their return the couple will
reside with the bridegroom's parents
until the completion Of their new
home in Indian Spring Club Estates.
Miss Caruthers Bride
OF Mr.. Cashell.
Miss Bertie Louise Caruthers,
H0VYnh&AN >f
Evening star., 1940-05-29
By the Way
Beth Blaine

At Mrs Kent Legarei dinner In
other night dining room 80 that the quests
could listen to the Presidents while dining
foreigners deeply what Mr. Roose-
ve had to the Americans During dpo-
mats countries
Evening star., 1940-05-29
French Envoy
Will Receive

The French Ambassador, Count
de Saint Quentin, viii receive the
members Of the Alliance Fran
caise Monday afternoon at s
O'Clock at the Embassy.
Evening star., 1940-05-29

AuASVAVAAcS O0V ulODL VI tAACAA1 A14Au IC46AA.
ton from the worries Of the day in dining
informally with few close friends. Min
mas dinner was small and the guests had
been chosen with an eye to cozy and
congcnial party. After dinner there were
several tables Of bridge in the Legares
lovely hower-filled drawing room-and for
a few hours at least-the worlds troubles
seemed far removed from the peaceful,
fragrant spring evening In Washington.
.
Tommy Letters barn dance in War
renton Monday night took place in the
barn on the North Wales Club property,
included only about 10 people-all local
friends-and couldn't have been mofe fun.
Present were . group of real hillbillies
who instructed the guests In square
dances, and at midnight one supped on
hamburgers, hot dogs and champagne! o..
Evening star., 1940-05-29
Leaving for Visit

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Scherrer
and Mrs. Marvin A. Lusby will leave
shortly for indianapolis and Illinois,
where they will visit Mr.. Scherrer's
sisters,
Evening star., 1940-05-29

Miss Caruthers Bride
OF Mr.. Cashell.
Miss BERTHE Louise Caruthers,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Pleasant Caruthers Of Riverdale,
Md, became the bride Of Mr.. Thom-
Evening star., 1940-05-29

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

North End Bungalow
WALKING distance to Stadium,
Jason Lee schools and Wright
park. 5 large rooms. oak floors,
fireplace. basement and furn-
ace. Price $500. terms.
New Bungalow
o211 So. M St, most complete UP
to date home In the city for the
money.
9th Ave. District
NEAT coy 4 room bungalow, only
$2100.
Furnished Home
$4,000
5 LOTS, 6 room house, close 10
bus line, city lights and water.
Place now vacant; outside OF
city.
Horace Mann District
IL LOTS. street paved, room
bung., fireplace, basement and
furnace. Price $4,000. VIII sell
or consider vacant lots as down
payment. After 8 p. m. call
BR 1858.
MARTIN j. DOOlEY
MA 0041 433 Provident Bldg
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Phone Want Ads to Main sI5i
Real Estate for Sale

Save Time and Money
By Dealing With REAlTOR
AREALTOR is obligated TO serve you Honestly and
Efficiently.
THE TACOMA REAL ESTATE BOARD is organized
for the purpose Of rendering better service to
The buyers and sellers Of real estate.
A SERVICE THAT SATISFIES
EVERY Board Member is REAlTOR. The word
REALTOR is registered by The National Associa-
zion of Real Estate Boards and can only be used
by Board Members.
A LIST OF TACOMA REALTORS
Anderson r. E. & Co. March, James H.
rou poa,,, 70 Mason. c. F. Co.
w. H. & Co.
sarnhisei' A. H. Pacific Federal S. & L.
Briggs H A Co. Association
Comfort Davis Poe, Geo. D. & Co.
Commonwealth Title Co Raleigh Hayward Co.
First United Savings n1. :, M
DAMN Smith, Harry "
Grafton A E. d Co. Steel Steel, Steel, Inc.
Graft, A.. J. Stewart-Bradley Co.
Herren, Sam, C-Bremerton Thompson Ray w.
& Houston Tacoma Savings & Loan
Hofsetter, Fred c. Association
Kerr F. Title Co.
Lincoln Realty Co. Thomas, Jesse O.
Link, A. H., Lakewood Inc. Vane, 2. A
Longstreth Gerald Warburton Stanton Jr.
ADVERTISEMENT
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S ACRES. rm. strictly mod.
home. Barn, chicken house.
$500, $500 down or consider
home in city.
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Real Estate for Sale
Real Estate for Sale
ACREAGE FIRM OF THE NORTHWEST


AcRE-1room house, Midland District. $3.50. No
ACRE Valley Home modern valley SOIL
modern chicken High price No
1% ACRES Falkland Well plumbing
system. s1.7oo $3.50
ACRE Waller Road District in cultivation fruit 81 500
ACRE Waterfront. woiochet very home No 15e
10 A RANCH Edgewood District Highly Trade
home in Tacoma No. 213.
IL ACRES Puyaup Exceptionally
making ranch Low price. No. 22o
2oACRE improved ranch Mcenna Fair Of buildings
stock and tools. Bargain $3.50
4oACRE turkey and poultry ranch all in cultivation Fine
buildings well equipped poultry Only
No.
ACRES chehas Extra good soil all in cultivation good build
ings Price $4,000. Easy terms No. 325
so ACRES Graham. Well fine
buildings. Stock equipment.
rs ACRES Cheha
lots pasture running nearly Groom house. good
oubuidngs lovely home Price cut to $4250 $1,000 cash
No. 364.
135ACRE Cenraa 95 cleared
land running good all kinds buildings
of fruit Biggest list Price only $4,000 No 405
200 ACRES Portland Highway Chehas Nearly all valley
land Good buildings Fine stock and dairy farm No. 44s
Traders
c. r. MASON CO.. Realtors, BR 1855
1109 Pacific - Notary, Insurance Rentals
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WATERFRONT
SPECIALS

s ACRES of land. ESQ It. Of ex-
cellent beach. near Vaughn. on
county road and power line;
easy contour 10 water: good
spring. orchard, buildings. Price
$3.50. Terms.
POINT WILSON. 100 II. OF finest
beach on the sound. Price $3.50.
$50 cash. $40 per mo.
ITS ACRE farm with x mile on
the Sound; 20 acres bottom land
cleared, 2 large creeks. $4,000
worth of buildings. so head of
registered jerseys. tractor. gang
piows. one team. etc. On high
way between Bremerton and
Shelton. Win trade for small
farm or Tacoma property.
Gemberline-Melendy Co.
81 Wash. Bldg. BR 2544
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
ANNOUNCING HIGHLAND
VIEWS ADDITION

SMALL country estates, construc-
ton on 10 attractive homes be-
ing started soon; already sold,
90eo FILA loans. Restricted dis
trict. Lovely view of Puget
Sound, the Olympic Mt. range
and Mt. Tacoma. Water, city
lights and city bus line. The
opportunity you've been want
ing. 1000 down and your rental
money will buy you a modern
new home. Investigate today.
Get started now and you will
be planting a garden and be in
your OWN NEW HOME this
spring.
NARROWS BRIDGE ADDITION
BEAUTIFUL tracts Of land on
jackson Alexander road over
looking the Narrows bridge.
Sweeping view of Puget Sound,
islands and mountains. 60x125
#. $3.50, terms.
ONE-YEAR-OLD home, 3 bed
rooms. sun room, large living
room, etc; automatic hot water.
oil heat, circulating fireplace.
Owner leaving town Sacrifice,
$4,000.
1e ACRES on the peninsula over
looking the Narrows. Partly
cleared; orchard, well, lovely
view; about / mile from the
bridge, 1900.
BESSIE T. STEPHENS
Office al Day Is. Bridge PR 6039
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FRED HOFSTETTER, ReaItor
The Man Who Sells
Income Propertv Apts.
The Man Who Sells

Income Property Apis.
HERE'S double house containing
20 rooms with rs room apis,
bal. can be used for apis. or
single rms. Ideal Boarding and
Rooming house. Near city CEN
ter, near 9th ave. VIII consider
Bung. as part payment. eve,
PR 444o, day NJ 5203.
Lincoln High
5 ROOM modern Bung., fireplace,
l.. r., d. r., cabinet kitchen,
fine bedrooms, bath between
attic, basement, furnace, ldry
trays. liz lots, garage. paved
st. Snap at s2,750, 5000 down
s25 month. Eve. PR 1895, days
MA 5203.
College Dist. $3.50 Down
5 ROOM bung. L. r., d. r.. fine
kitchen, 2 bedrooms. attic, gar.
rage, paved St, concrete foun-
dalton, Mtg. Co. says sell. Price
$2100. $40 mo. Eve. GA 1917
days NJ 5203.
r. w. Speers, P. S. Bk. Bldg.
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WIDOW must sell rms. all on
one floor right on X st. Hurry!
The price has been reduced to
$500.
T. j. THOMPSON
1907 So. X MA 1881
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2L ACRES. partly cleared, best
soil, some timber. NEW CAPE
COD cottage. barn, garage, just
outside city limits. Price s3,675,
terms,
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Real Estate for Sale
A Beautifully Wooded Point
of I8 Acres

A Beautifully Wooded Point
OF 10 Acres
WITH over 2200 feet of shore line.
with tide lands and oyster lands
in front, on sheltered Filucy
Bay, at Longbranch. Washing
ton. where fishing is good and
clans are plentiful.
A panoramic view OF the Islands
and mountain form a picture
long to be remembered. The
buildings are in good condition
and stand in a grove of madrona
trees on the Point. There is a
small orchard, the balance of the
land In beautifully wooded with
fir. cedar. alder. dogwood. maple,
yew, wild currant etc. The
ground Is level and suitable for
subdividing, or for club house
or gentleman's estate. The bank
is from six feet high to about
twenty-five or thirty feet. This
Is one of the choice spots on
Puget Sound. and there are few
places to equal 1t for beauty
and seclusion, 1t Is a peninsula
with water on three sides. Elec-
tricity Is available.
When the Narrows Bridge is COM
pleted Longbranch will be only
forty-five minutes drive from
Tacoma.
The price Is $4,000. which is less
than So a front foot, and is
subject to change without no
tice. I also reserve the right
Of egress and ingress over the
North thirty feet Of the West
91s.1 feet OF lot three.
On another point on Filucy Bay
is the home Of Frank McDer-
mott, of the Bon Marche of Sc
attic, and known as TARA
WAY" and on another point is
the MAHNCkE home, known as
MAHNCKE POINT.
M. F. Mcneil
1901 Puget Sound Bank Building
Tacoma
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CLOSE IN, 3 rms. and nook. 2 lots
with all assessments in and paid.
5000 with very EZ terms to
right person.
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NORTH END BUNGALOW, 5
rooms, basement, attic, hard
wood floors. fireplace. furnace,
garage, all paved district. Price
$500. terms.
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LEES SUNSET BEACH

LEE , OOiNoCl DCfNO7
THE PLACE with the million dol
lar sunsets. Beach, mountain
and marine view, low bank, west
edge Of city, no ferry, free boat
house, trees, springs. rich soil
grows wonderful flowers and
garden. lights. water. phi on e,
finest place you can find 10
build the home OF your dreams.
See Dream Heaven" our own
beautiful estate here; wonderful
tracts $500 up. Easy terms
DRIVE OUT 9th ave. or Center
st. TO University Place school;
90 south two miles.
J. W. LEE. Owner
Evenings. PR 5o57
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INCOME PROPERTY

BUILDING located in good bust
ness district, now rented, con-
tains 8 stores on ground floor
and 20 apis. above. Price 81 500
for quick sale.
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FURNISHED, Z rms. in SO. Ia
coma. 3 lots. $2400 on terms.
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Real Values!

ATTRACTIVE s room mod. bung.
Everything you would want IN
an up-to-date home. $4,000, $500
down.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-13
EARLY RETURNS ON.
 TAXES ARE URGED
Deputy Collector Warns of Annual National
 Headache"

Frank w. Kraemer, Deputy Col lector of Internal Revenue, urged today in broadcast to the United States Government Reports" week ly series presenting the Federal Government Agencies, that taxpay- CTS avoid what he described as the annual national headache" by fil- ing their income tax returns before March IS.
 "The taxpayer who files his re- turn early" said MT. Kraemer, oven Station. WTIC, "is assured of more rapid clearance and assistance than can be offered the man who waits until the last few days"
 MT. Kraemer declared that the most important change in the in- come tax laws during the past year is the Public Salary Tax Act of 1939."
 Heretofore" he explained, "the Federal government taxed only those government employees on the Federal payroll, and the state gov- ernments taxed only those employees on state and local governments, who were exempt from the Federal in- come tax and Federal employees, who were exempt from paying state income tax, will now have to pay both types of tax.
 "This does not apply, of course" he added, where no income tax is imposed by the state or where state laws specifically exempt Federal en- ployes."