Long Beach to Build Finest Employment Dept Home
Long Beach plans a $300000 Department of Employment building on Anaheim Street and Pine Avenue. Architect Kenneth S Wing aims for late contemporary design with 28678 square feet, a 220 foot reception counter, and dual street entrances to speed visitors. The 90 staff on the first floor will run Employment Service and Unemployment Insurance, while the disability insurance office occupies the second floor.
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Long Beach
Department of Employment
George Toll
Anaheim St
Pine Ave
Kenneth S. Wing
Alamitos Ave
District Auditor's
Disability Insurance
Ocean Center
Vieter Hetzel
Filvin Funder
Toll
Tolls
Nutritionist Adelle Davis to Lecture Here
Nutritionist Adelle Davis will speak in a four part series at 2 p.m. Thursdays in the Washington Junior High School auditorium, 1450 Cedar Ave. Sponsored by the Long Beach Council of Parents and Teachers with Long Beach City College. Topics include Foods Can Boost Your Resistance and Foods Can Increase Your Pep Supply.
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Adelle Davis
Washington Junior High School
Cedar Ave
Long Beach
T.e
Shipmates Club Dance Set at Navy Clubhouse
The Shipmates Club will hold a St Day dance Tuesday evening at the Navy Clubhouse 2271 Merrimac Ave. Refreshments will be served. Navy couples interested in joining should contact H P Osborn 185 FE. at the present of Mrs Marie Gaasm 610 W First St secretary. The club was founded by Chaplain Tr P Riddle in 1947.
Plisse Dress Described With Belt and Lace Sleeves
A fashion note describes a Plisse dress size 5 12Xs2 with a slim waist accentuated by a patent leather belt. Features include charming dorman iy sleeves and a blue LiDi stripe with a price of 25.00 plus tax. Sold at Better Dresses and Coats on Walker's second floor, dressy pouch, patent leather, jet black satin lining, price 7.95 before tax 1.00.
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Walker
Fashions
Franchise Tax Recovery Urged
Sacramento reports the State Franchise Tax Board has asked the Legislature for 65000 to recover an estimated 1500000 in unpaid bank and corporate franchise taxes. The funds would pay auditors to review books of out of state firms doing business in California. A test audit of 69 firms yielded 251248 in additional taxes, with 149747 paid without protest, at a cost to the state of 4614.
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Sacramento
State Franchise Tax Board
California
Thomas Kitchel
Kuchel
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