The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 22, 1951, Page 3, Image 3

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    Obituaries
Split in Br i tisli I j j Valley
J Sorites Due
If Eevan Quils
TjOVDON. April 21 -JT- Close
f -nds forecast today Labor Min
i. er Aneurin Bevan will resign
splitting the Labor party and
h-stenfn a general election if
Britons have to pay for their false
teh and eyejztases.
Tevan is a rebellious left-i-
i?er. He wants more socialism.
. cne of Prime Minister Attlee's
ri jit-hand men. without men
tioning names, appealed publicly
to Bevan today to put party loy
alty above "private political en
terprise." JActs of political foolishness
iTviht contribute to the downfall
of . the Labor government," De
fense Minister Emmanuel Shin
well warned in a Newcastle
speech.
Bevan had announced two
weks ago he would not remain
irirSk government that imposed
charges on patients in Britain's
so-ialized health services.
A few days later the govern
ment disclosed plans to make pa
tients pay half the cost of dentures
and spectacles which previously
had been supplied entirely at the
taxpayers expense- The saving
is estimated at $70,000,000 a year.
Collie Dog
Minus Home
Abandoned pups and kittens are
not uncommon this time of year,
sad to say, but a shaggy, friendly,
black-and-white collie-type dog
of full - grown proportions also
seems to be in the abandoned
class out on Durbin avenue east.
Mrs. L. D. Underwood of 4378
Durbin ave. told the Statesman
that the dog appeared in that
neighborhood three weeks ago
"and it is so nice with children
we bate to have it killed. But
ve've all got dogs of our own out
here.
Mrs. Ells Hamm
SILVERTON Services for Mrs
Ella Hamm, 51, Molalla route 2,
will' be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at
the Ekman chapel here with the
Rev. Rudy Suter officiating. Inter
ment will be in Miller cemetery.
A longtime Sweet Home resi
dent. Mrs. Hamm had moved to
this area recently and died Friday
night at Silverton hospital. She
was born in Idaho. Surviving are
three children. William of Sweet
Home, Frank and Richard of Mo
lalla; two brothers, Harold and
Pichard CorielL Indian Valley,
Idaho; and a sister, Mrs. Anna
Martin, weiser. Idaho.
Crewman of
Missouri Lost
Overboard
BALBOA. Canal Zone, April 21
-Ah-A : crewman of the U.S.S.
Missouri was lost overboard early
today when the battleship was 0
miles from Balboa, headquarters '
of the ; U. S. navy's Caribbean ;
command said tonight.
Planes and a crashboat searched
unsuccessfully for the missing
sailor, whose identfication was
withheld pending notification of
next of kin. Details of the acci
dent were unavailable
The Missouri, the U.S.S. New
Jersey and the aircraft carrier
Hornet were all berthed here to
day. The "Mighty Mo" returning
from Korean fighting, is bound
through the Panama Canal to an
Atlantic port.
Secrecy surrounded the destina
tion of; the New Jersey, which
came through the canal, Pacific
bound, ;Friday.
The Hornet is Atlantic bound.
The National Geographic So
ciety says, early American bicycles
were called velocipedes, hobby
horses and dandy carriages. '
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