Letter, 1940 March 27, 5521 Amestoy Ave., Encino Calif., to State of California Franchise Tax Commissioner, Sacramento, Calif.

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Letter, 1940 March 27, 5521 Amestoy Ave., Encino Calif., to State of California Franchise Tax Commissioner, Sacramento, Calif.

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Carbon copy, unsigned. Enclosing his 1939 income tax form (not present) explaing that unemployment due to illness prevents him from meeting his federal or state tax obligations. Requests additional time to make his payments. Holograph note "Mr. Young ... has given me to 'about' June 30 ..." penciled at top.

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