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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04
TRANSFERRED WEST.

Frame bungalow. occupied 8 years, orig
inaIly rms. bath; attic now finished. with
heat. rock wool insulation floor and roof;
another room under construction on list
floor: oil heat, garage. fenced-in back yard
loo transportation at Glebe I'd, also Wash
ington blvd Priced at $3.50. Phone
w. r GOODWIN, Oxford 1892.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04

OFFICE FOR RENT.
18th AND EYE SITS. NV.
Call District 1877 Ask for Manager
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LOTS FOR SALE.

2 LARGE BUILDING LOTS IN COLONIAL
Village. Va, overlooks all Wash 1 min.
priority. for "a family units. owner.
VICTOR H. SCHULZ, DE 6400.
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REAL, Waite,

New brick home, spacious rooms, "a
baths, space fo- recreation room with fre-
place; conveniently located In one-fare
zone. This is q real bargain. CHI. 143S
until pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04

1880 JEFFERSON ST. NV.
Attractive modern home. rms, bath
double garage; available to schools and
car lines
2231 HALL PLACE NV.
Just of Wisconsin ave-6 rms. bath;
garage; conveniently located for transpor-
tation to downtown Washington.
26 7th ST. Sc.
rooms. bath: gear garage: ideal To-
cation for rooming house Other houses
in all sections of the city. Easy financing,
reasonable terms.
S. LEE HARRISON,
927 New York Ave. NV RE. 3435.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04

ZOO.
Wooded lot, detached home section, So
# front, an excellent value Call se
office, 3211 Pa. ave. Ii. 1000.
ADELBERT w. LEE
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SIOk6S fVk kENI.
2O37 K ST. NW.-LARGE STORE WITH
apt. above. Rent only SIPS per mo. for the
entire bldg. PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
1871 K st. NV.
DOWNTOWN. s26 10th ST N.w-MOD-
ern store, gas unit heat, $40. DIXIE
REALTY CO., Ma. $3.50.
$50 9th ST. N.W-HEAT AND WATER
furnished: $50. LINKINS CO., Dupont
Circle. Decatur 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04

Beautiful quality constructed suburban
home, large rooms with 2 complete
baths: bedroom and bath on LIST floor,
screened porch; conveniently located in
Arlington. Cannot be duplicated at today S
of n IN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04

Wv O1 witt
Detached home situated in exclusive
section and suitable as residence. embassy
or it may appeal as PHYSICIANS home and
office. Living room approximately 34x15,
dining room 23x15 with large bay window.
library. lavatory, buffers pantry and large
kitchen comprise the first floor. sleep
features Include service stairway, modern
baths oak floors, walls finished In sanitas
OIL HEAT, 3-car garage with ample space
above for studio or other purposes. In
spectton by appointment.
THOS. j. FISHER & CO., INC. REALTORS,
ia 51S2
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81, UUU.
2-STORY DETACHED.

This new home is on lot 60x120. with
nice trees, has bedrooms, full basement,
automatic heat, fireplace in living room;
] block to grade school, close to transp.
10 see at once call MR.. GRAY. WI. 1855.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
Workers Return
To War Projects

SAN FRANCISCO - An est.
mated $50 workers returned 10
their jobs on five war projects
Thursday after "quiekie" walkouts
called in protest against working
On a state holiday without time
and ons-haf overtime paw.
The navy announced that tho
wslkouts Wednesday were inspired
by a "puny minority Of labor lead
ers' and served 10 delay work on
the projects without complete
Noppags. An American Fedora
ton Of Labor spokesman said the
men had asked compliance with
office Of production management
regulations and added that the
navy had paid time and one-half
on Admission day. the holiday last
year.
The projects affected were the
naval supply depot. Alameda naval
air station. Pacific Bridge and
Drydock Co. the federal housing
project at Marine City and the
Hunters Point housing project at
San Francisco.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
HERE'S MORE ABOU I
MILESTONE Leads

- II n n II . ON ~ ~ - ~ ~ -
M. Coffee, incumbent. received 49,
SIS; Leo A. McGavick, principal
contender. 1o.361; Vincent kamin-
ski, 1.171-all on the Democratic
side; Ralph Woods. Republican. re-
ceived 1850.
16th District Race
In the 26th district senatorial
race, John T. McCutcheon, Repub-
lican, received 3.204; Gen. Stone,
2,sO5, and f. X. Murray, 2.77e.
Final tabulation Of the unofficial
totals for II. w. (Lee) Croft and
CLYDE c. Knowles in the Demo-
cratic race for sheriff, gave Croft
1o,223 and Knowles 6,4s6. On the
Republican ade. Whetstsone had
Ass and Quill 1899.
Top vote getters appeared 10 be
Paul Newman. county treasurer.
for whom 2o,196 votes were chalk
cd up; Judge Joseph A. Mallery.
for supreme court, 1925, and
Thor C. Tollefson. prosecuting at
torney. 1887.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
Bob Hope Opens
Season al orr
Lewis Sept. u

HoIINW oon - Comedian pos
Hep. Who has entsTtsfned prue-
shN more service nien thar airy
other star. Sss 81 route % Alaska
Thursday fer . tour ~ army.
navy and marine hAssr
The actor wHs accompanied hy
Frances ISngford and Jerry
coionna. members q his radle
troupe. They Travelled hy plane
and their Alaskan destination Vas
not disclosed.
The tour vii last about =
month. and HOPE vii open ~.
new radio season from Port Lewis
Wash. On sept -. The following
week he viii broadcast from the
Bremerton navy yard.
Hope spent his last day IN
Hollywood getting fingerprin,ed
for army credentials and appear
Ing IN final scenes Of his latest
picture. They Cot Ne Covered. !.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
Stranded Americans
Returned to Homes

NEW YORk-Aors than 800
American nationals have returned
home after being stranded In Ire
land and the British Islss BY war
demands on transportation.
They included almost 1000 con-
struction workers who had been In
Iceland, Ireland Scotland and
England erecting facilities for
American troops. and a few United
States army officers who were re-
turning 70 instruct American sol
diers In British fighting methods
and for advanced technical train
ing Of their own.
They also included pretty a.
year-old girl ambulance driver who
brought home shrapnel scars re-
ceiyed in action. She II Miss Eve
lyn Justice. who 10 en routs 70
vislt her father. Robert Justice. Al
Phoenix. ARR
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

Last OF Actions
In Ammunition
Case Dismissed

Il pad q hang tough II ne
olxnrl. smnaanitisa es<<
fzs; 81 nine dsfenasnt. ehsFg.
81 NTH possession - .selsn -
csiseer smnunsticn frcm fcrt f.s-
~ts Roesrt starr. manager Il
me Pvt 81 Olympia ccla storsxs
warehouse. wss fred 90 all rem.
.piieity q ths affair ~hsa th<
charge as DISMISSED o. sspssrn-
seer : ~ 4. : Judxs chsris. "
k.essy ~ nsotlea ~ ASSISTANT 1 =
Attorney Harry s.xsr
ssker said Thursday that Ne
tod The cnurt last Saturday mat
several ssy witnesses agslns,
starr were NJ longer IN To state,
However. " /. kurwn that si
least FIVE az The ether Olympia
men charged with pos.ezsson Al
the stolen ammunition are ao~
serving cat sentences 81 the Du-
pcnt Rad camp. They SIRE sen.
tenerd ~ Judge 1ann = toNen
after pleading guilty
Others are believed q s,in ~
In Olympia aftsr receiving finss
and suspended jail sentences ~h~u
they changed their rles from In.
ncceat 10 guilty.
starr. however. refused 10 plead
guiity and planned 10 take hiz
case before . Jury In federal oourt
This course resulted In tho drop.
ping Of the charge.
Meanwhile Judge nrown denied
Thursday . psiltlen from clsud
not,sr. 7i-yesr.oid Tacoma man
for Communication of sentence
Motter VAS sentenced On June
To ens year IN the Duront read
camp after pleading Eull,y 10 %
legal pcssessica ef army smmunl'
ton. Notfsr VAS not tnSaivsd 10
the Olympia case but had ee'
tanned the smmunition ~hile en-
ploysd as = civilian In tho quar-
fsrmasssf department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
OPA Clinic
On Tuesday

Tacoma apparently Viii not ~
the location OF a district office
Of the Office Of Price Administra-
ton. Seattle sources said Thurs
day, as the Tacoma Retail Trade
bureau completed arrangements for
an OpA clinic TO be held at Hotel
Winthrop next Tuesday afternoon
and evening.
Frank Mar~h. assistant regional
ORA administrator with hssdq1mr-
trrs in San Francisco. said in Scat
Il. Thursday that the rsticning
program was being eurtailed and
that proposed district offices In
Tacoma. Olympia and fakims
would be eliminated because OF
lack of funds.
Tacoma officials Of the Retail
Trade bureau hoped Thursday that
at least a representative Of the
compliance division would b. sta
toned here to rule on the large
number OF questions which come
up daily.
The clinic slated for next Tues
day will be the last clinic IN the
state before the start of enforce
ment. The afternoon sessions viii
be section meetings in textiles. fur
niture. food and service station
with chief price specialists In
charge.
After a dinner meeting At which
DR.. Hall. chief state price spe-
cialist. will be the speaker. the
section meetings will continus. Re-
tailers throughout the county are
being advised of the meetings by
w. G. Pinches. president Of the
Tacoma Retail Trade bureau.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
Siimson Sets Up
Service Command
For Northwest

WASHINGTON - EssahlIskue-s
- Northwest s-rvzes e.nmsns
- dlsees army highway ~ rsls.
rad solldsnk .etivitie. sr-s surrly
ART rzsiHt<asnee services n west
srn csnsas snd afs.ss. as a..
scane<d THURSDAY ~ secretary -
War Henry l. sslmsca
TIE s~~ e-<~~>a.1 IN -
slnllNs ~ - nt.s s><v<~e
c~usp.Ass. n - tais~1
nssts~ ~hc~< fsszss~es s<s
psssarsis administrative
fermsuan - me rec ssfvsrs
command ~ss sursps-d AZ issirs-
i've - tk< increasing activities -
America. furc~s N the sr~a. where
hey are ssvsiersas trsnspcss a.
esiisls= % provide fsr the dsf~rss
81 Canada and AiA.ka ard which
ultimately may .<rvs - reFt ~ IN
important communication Fs-sse 10
Russia
m~sssssass~v. A.s~~e~es
headquarters - sks ne cam.
msnd ~tIi ~ established 81 White
Herse. yusea tsrrtsavy. Canada.
Col James A. o'Ccnnas. sesrs Al
engineers. . native Il nay CITY,
Mich. win had tAe new ccmmAed.
with Col Kenneth a. nush. WsnA.
ingson. d c. sd1utant gsnsrai -
psrtment. ~ chief ~ stasf.
Colonel o'Conacs viii he rs~Saa.
sihls Tor all activities a. ths Array
% the uaited States N the Cana
dian provinces ~ nriish calsmss~
and Alberta ard the territories ~
ruhne and nssksnsss. ts9sthss
~ith operation. supply and ece'
ssruetinn ~evk serrsefssi nth ths
WHITE Pass and yason railways
the highway from wssis Harss Ia
rslrnsnss. Aissss. ard eass "
sssiistions IN FAIRBANKS ard stag
~sy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
SPRINGFIELn, III.

hfhiNuFItin. Ill CIV
Dwight X. Green Thursday order.
cd tn. mobilization Of 1000 OF.
ficers and men Of the Illino,, 70.
serve militia to stand by in their
srmories as a precautionary meas.
ure for possible strike duty at IN.
western Cartridge Co. plant a,
East Alton. Ill
An announcement issued by IN,
office Of Adj. Gen. Leo NJ. Royle
Of the Illinois state reserve militia
said the troops would remain at
their armories pending further
Developments
Mobilize ~ Companies
Governor Green has ordered
General Boyle TO make precau-
tionary arrangements in eonnec-
ton with the strike at the West
srn Cartridge company plant in
Alton the announcement ssid.
Twelve companies were mobil-
lied. Boyle said.
The strike. called by ALL chem
teal workers in defiance of a war
labor board order. crippled opera
tons of the sprawling plant three
days ago. The strike resulted
from a dispute over reinstatement
Of the local unions president.
Few Report For Work
A company spokesman said only
"a small proportion" of the "sev-
ersl thousand workers reported
for the 4 p. m. shift Wednesday
and the first shift Thursday after
. throng Of pickets lined the single
road leading to the plant. He said
the employees at work were as
signed TO "ths most essential
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
To Study Beach Sands

HELENA, Mont.-William Man
ming. Helena. regional technical
adviser to the mining branch oil
the War Production board. said
Thursday he would investigate
the black sand" Of Oregon's
beaches. which contain large de-
posits of chromits. ilmenits. mag
netite zircon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
Services Thursday
AT Bible Church

The Independent Bible church
has the Rev. Duncan McRoberts
to take care Of the regular Thurs
day evening service and deliver the
message. He Is Just back from
China, where ne saw and was In
many of the bombings, 20 mas
much TO tell of his experiences
Everyone 10 welcome.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

Walter y. James-Ths body sas
sent To sunnysids. wash, We'd
nssday by Gsffney for funeral
services and burial.
John Pieyt--Thursdsy morning
In caffney chapel. followed by
burial In lakewood csmstsry.
Rudolph Olsen - Saturday al
} y. m. from C. o. Lynn Co. chapel.
with the Rev. c. A. sorknsss off,
oiating. Burial will be In the Ia
coma cemetery.
Berbsr, Clifferd Edgar - Ths
body Was sent to Seattle wsdnss.
day by Bucslsy-king for funeral
service. and intsrmsnt.
Ralph &. Mekes FRIDAY Al 4
p m from storlls chapel. with thu
Rev. W. " Folsom officiating.
intsrmsnt will b in ths Tacoma
mausolsum. PailbeArsrs viii be
Frank Msrris. Harold Green. fred
Hiii. Jesse snspp. James bannon
and Charles Mclaughlin
sieholAs Doertng - Friday 81
2 20 .. M. from Piper chapel With
the Rev. Herbert West Officiating.
assisted BY stsilscoom lodge No.
AT. An. Burial viii b In tins
new Tacoma esmetsry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

ne board ~ directors ~ Equity
FUND. Inc. .. . meeting today 90
elsred . 6ivsdend u esnts .
shsre. payable sept ~ u sso<s-
holdsrs ~ record sept r. Tx
dlyldsnd 10 the ssth 6ssssfbuttns
10 be MADE by me FUND since ~
orsanIxasian In Is1z
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
BANKRUPTCY ACTION

A petition for bankruptcy was
filed in federal court Thursday by
Jo.enb Walter Neff, 6os So. Yak
ina ave, listing liabilities totaling
~ s2e 10 and no assets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
Karpach Recognizes Hiichhiksr
AS Seleciive Service Violaior

Federal court attaches we're
calling u. =. Deputy Marshal Joe
karpsch BY . new name Thursday.
The name Eve ksr-
psch"--vsulted from arrest late
Wednesday Afternoon on the
Tscoma-ssattls highway by ksr-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
World War
a Year AGO
Sept. 10. lMl

Ra><zsns F<pc<s.1 eeIY u nss>r
frer rrncssnes csvnaas u ~
Fstress. ne~s>ss ~ t1pvmans ~.
f><et enona rsN.afsiss snS - -
r=n<s e<uipusnt n ~ Army
seantsrssfenssv~ y nms>eun1 -.
~ - tns 80 - De-tny DnIs1e
staas espertr>et ayaN1s &C.,
ssis r. or~st nxstain p>RHm1~s =
sHev ssfer<<>1 Amsr<rans = -
tara - seIsls~rent sN,rs: n>u.
tfAiitv sisuas waived
r~r< rsae MI ecnfsvu wHk
rr~ssdsrt n~rs>v~sts r>rs~rai -
vcy - ths vaslean h1yrea q ny
~. N NesHe.
=ss.-~-zz=s.-.. . zzsu..n.z-.se
yeu hssp y~sss.1f 49, - -
u. n WaP 49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

paoh. Vim vas riding hses fvem
Seattle ~ifh u. Z. hArshal Here
Aixeo and two federal prisoners
ksrpaeh. who just returned from
the wilds Of AlafHma after deliv-
srinE two prisoners "a fsdsral
authorities there. noticed . hitch
hiksr along the road and immedi-
stsiy something etched IN Mar.
pseh's memory.
stop. chief. that's . guy we're
looking for'' karpaeh said IN Al
Geo In his best 'ss~ the hssdls'
style. Alreo stopped and the
hitehhlksr ran up 10 tho car.
step In. we're going 10 Tscomu
and you're going along with W.
said karparh to the hitehhihsr.
Who wss Mons other than hobart
c. Hawkins. Seattle sslsctivs ssrv-
Ice act violatot.
Hawkins had walked cot Of the
Tacoma induction eenssr on Aug
us, IS after karp~eh had brought
him from Seattle and delivered
him 10 ths Induction offses. state.
county and federal authorities
v.re advised 10 be On The loos-
out for hawkins
Thursday HAWKINS vss In The
city jan awaiting court action. Ne
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
FALSE teeth
That Loosen
Need Not Embarrass

Many vearers of false teeth have
suffered real embarrassment because their
plate dropped. slipped or wabblsd at Just
the wrong time. Do not live IN fear OF
this happening 10 you. Just sprinkle .
little FASTEETH. the alkaline (non-acid)
powder on your plates Holds false teeth
more firmly, so they feel more comfort
able. Does not sour. Checks plate odor'
tdsnture BREATH. Get TAsTEETH At any
drug store. Adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

more chapel. Buckley. with the
Rev. Bennett officiating. Burial
will be under uspicss Of Knights
of Pythiss IN the eemetsry. WI.
keson. Mrs. johnson died Tues
day In . local hospital. A native
Of Finland. she had lived In VIII
keson since leaving there Is years
ago. Surviving. besides her hns-
hand. are four daughters. MIRA
Violet wsrter Of centralis. Mrs.
Lillian johnson Of carbonado. Ara
Selma Fortney Of Seattle and Ars.
Silva Paquin of sumner: five sons.
Harry. Elmo. Tauno. Victor and
Edward. all % Wilkeson. tcn
grandchildren.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

A national eonfsrsnes On prep
erty tan limitation gill - hsia
in chicago On sept ft-is. accord
ing 10 IN announcement II the Ma
tionsl rsdsrsison ~ Property Own
er associations Floyd oiss. vice
president NJ ths national fsdssa-
ton. VIII 10 . delsrsts from this
state. oies 10 manager ~ the
Washington state Taxpayers a.
soeiafisn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
Obituary N Offices

MRS. HOMER ". WILLIAMS

Funeral services for Mrs. Jessie
Y Williams. 80. 81 stot No. 77th
VI ~iil ~ held Friday al n = N.
from puckley-kinr chapel Mrs.
Williams died Thursday st her
home. Born IN Carthage. @. she
had lived IN Tacoma II years.
and was = member ~ the Metho-
dist church. Besides her husband
she leaves q son. willard p. VIII
Jams. and . daughter. Mrs. John
". Walker. both OF Seattle, her
mother. Mrs. Imogene J. Price Of
Tacoma. t~o brothers. Hugh A.
Price of ST Louis. No. and
Robert ~. Price ~ Maryland
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

Funeral ssrViess for h1rs.
Frances Johnson. ~. = e7s 10.
Cakes st. will ~ held Friday At
a.30 n. m. from {. 6. Meilin9er
Co. chapel, with vide chapter.
q. p. =. In charge. Burial will
be In Mountain View. memorial
park. Ars. johnson died Wed
nesdsy while visiting n Boqutam.
A native OF summervinle. Pa, and
a resident Of Tacoma Cor n years.
she was a member &C the Metho-
dist church. and of Vida chapter.
o. n. s. Surviving are q sister.
Mrs. Alice Mckinley Of Pittsburgh.
Pa: two brothers. Mis- and Joseph
Carrier. both Of Suusrnerviile. five
nephews. Dewitt g johnson OF
Tacoma, Charles 81. Of Hoqutam.
George A. OF Aberdeen. Thomas l..
and James johnson OF Portland.
Ore, and Everett johnson Of Reno.
New: three mecca. Mrs. A. n.
Campbell of seatttr. Mira Harriet
Bollinger Of Portland. Ore. hrf
r. l. Foster Of Reedsport. Ore.
and other relatives
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
MRS. JOHN ". Johnson

Funeral services for hrs. Justine
Johnson. IS. Of Wilksson. stii Be
held Sunday al 2 p. m IN Whit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
CHARLES cIOwER

Fursrsl services for Charles
Clover, 90. OF Rt. 0, bon 1884.
viii BE- held Friday at IL .. m
from Piper chapel. with the Rev.
Waller o. Haoosksy officiating.
Burial will b. In Mountain View
meaorial park. Clever died
"wednesday in a local hospital.
Boon In Missouri. be had lived In
Tacoma % years. and was . re-
tired blacksmith's helper. surviv-
ing are his wife, Alice. one dsugh-
ter, Mrs. Benjamin collard of ss-
attic: one son. Lowell ~ Tacoma
me brother. Norman ~ renino;
three grandchildren; one great
wr.rarkffd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

Funeral services for the infant
Bauer will be beld Thursday at
2 p. m. from d1assedy and Amen
chapel. with the Rev. Fred Burk-
hardt officiating. Burial Will be
In Mountain vikw memorial park.
The baby died "Wednesday In .
local hospital. Surviving are the
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Bauer. OF 1919 SO. iith st. and
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Bauer and H.. ". Msser, all Of Ia
coma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
OLAF LEONARD HEDIs

Funeral servtcss for DIAL
Leonard Hsdan. 70. 81 Eoi So
Sheridan. vill be held Saturday
at p. m. from c. o. Lynn Co
chapel. w1h the Rsv. Carl v
Rydell Officiating. Burial win b
In the Tacoma cemetery. Hedir
died Wednesday At his horns. A
native Of Sweden. he had lived
in Tacoma Is years, ssnd Was q
member Of the Lutheran church
His wife Ingsborg. died just fivs
mogths ago. Surviving are one
son. Ejasr G. Hedin Of Tacoma
one granddaughter. Mrs Corinns
Newman Of Tacoma; ons grand
son. L<onard wssseii Of Tacoma
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