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Big4'Meet Again Backed By Churchill Note Indicates Despondency of Missing Tacoma Churchman - " t By PHIL SLOCUM . Staff Writer, The Statesman (Copyright UU, Ganeral features Corp.) Contents of a note nude public Monday indicated that the miss ins Tacoma churchman whose car was found abandoned in Salem may have had a mental breakdown. - - The first clue In the mysterious disappearance Aue. 25 of 53. hi vear-old Arthur A. (Happy Hanson turned up in Salem last week vacation Monday nieht to make when city police found his 1947 Chevrolet in the 400 block of North clear that he still thinks a top level Cottage street. ... f Big Four" meeting is a good idea. Monday, the Rev. Kaipn i - At the same time, toe 7B-vear 1 Enckson. minister junwai old statesman who is sunning I church and friend of the missing Services for George Reid By SEYMOUR TOPPING LONDON U) Prime Minister himself on the French riviera on man, arrived In Salem to pick up doctor's orders bluntly rejected the ear and check a possibility Laborite complaints that he has that Hanson might be employed abdicated his Job of running Brit-f t t Salem nursing come. The ish foreign policy. check proved futile. The announcement from No. 10 1 Reverend Erickson made pub- Downing Street came as Socialist lie a note written by Hanson and Farty leaders convening at Mar- xouna rjy pouce m ub giove sate protested that Churchill's pro-1 compartment of his abandoned Eosal for a Big Four meeting had car. een overruled by his deputies it read: "I have no money. Too who are now in real control of tne dark to drive. Keep blanking out. government. 1 1 will walk until I drop. This car Ooisioa Unchanced should be returned to Tacoma. Churchill "has in no was; changed Intestinal cancer is hopeless. My his mind about the proposals con- mind is getting blank. tained in his speech of May 11." I Reverend Erickson said Han- said . the unusual Downing Street son had not seen any doctors or statement issued under the Prime been to a hospital concerning the Minister's okay. "It is untrue that cancer. He concluded that Han- these involved any difference with ion could not have known he had bis colleagues." the disease, as either an exploro- In an aDoarent reply to the La-1 tory operation or extensive lab- borite charges be wasn t doing bis oratory tests would have to be job and had been countermanded made to determine it, the min by his subordinates, Churchill's ister said. statement said ". i .the Prime Min- Mental Breakdown ister, who has not ceased at any Mi don't believe Hanson was time to hold and exercise the re- the victim of foul play or tried sponsibOity belonging to his office, to commit suicide." Erickson said. has been consulted on every deci- "I think he had a mental break sion of policy and is in full agree- down." ment with "hat is being done in Hanson, the father of a daugh- the circumstances which prevail.' ter, 10, and son, 6, is a member of the First Covenant Church of Tacoma, a supply preacher, and member of the Gideons. He is a salesman for Mountain View Memorial Park. Tacoma. After breakfast with his fam Proposal Rejected MARGATE. England m Brit ain's Labor Party Monday rejected a left-wing resolution aimed at pinning the blame on the United States for, the cold war and the Uy Aug. 25 he said he was going armament race. to work, then vanished. Aneunn uevan, long an advocate Motive Unknown of arms reduction In Britain, took "There is no motive for his no part in the debate. Some of his disappearance," said Erickson. followers supported the measure He was in good financial stand irom uie uuur, uui most reiuaiueu quiets ' No Attack Made Thus the debate did not represent in any sense, an organized attack by Bevan's faction on the policy of the party leadership. For the time being, at least, itrs hard to differ entiate at this conference between a Bevanite and a moderate. Disappeared Believed victim of mental break' down is Arthur A. Hanson, 53 Tacoma church leader who mysteriously disappeared over a month ago, ing and he's always been a devot ed man." Erickson said that with the aid of city police all leads in Salem on Hanson had been ex hausted and that he was return ing the car to Mrs. Hanson. He said he planned to start check ing Oregon and California hos pitals in hopes of fin dine the missing man. Hanson is described as 5-foot 11 inches, 280 pounds, with dark but greying hair. When he left home he was wearing a blue serge suit and had $2 in his poc ket, his wife said. Gale Damages Ships Off Washington Coast By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Gale winds and rain swept down The rejected arms cut resolution from the north across Washington declared "our dependence on the over the weekend, leaving in their United States commits us to a vest- wake a trail of floundered fishing eo interest in tne coiq war." boats, beached pleasure craft. Bevan's silence spotlighted the snapped utility lines and minor de- atmosphere of sweetness and hai- sanction. mony which has been unheard of The storm also produced a heroic In Socialist conclaves of recent episode in which Sidney Hopkinson, years. 41-year-old New Westminster, B. C. But veterans were not convinced longshoreman, rowed nine hours that the efforts to present the ap- through towering seas to save him pearance of a united front would self and two small coys last all Jhe way through next Fri- Hopkinson and two 10-year-olds nay, wnen tno convention enas. his son, David, and a neighbor boy, Ronald Barclay were caught in Texas research indicates that the storm while fishing late Sunday cotton sialics snouia De snreaaea near the entrance to Vancouver, B ana piowea unaer as soon is n. harbor. as a r I ine cotion is narvestea in oraer to control insects. ACORNS FROM THE WITH DEL MILNE WE ARE NOW SERVING GRAND CHAMPION AND BLUE RIBBON New York Cut STEAKS TENDERLOINS and PRIME RIBS NO EXTRA CHARGE Rows Through Gale The 14-footer s engine failed and the rugged longshoremen rowed through winds up to 50 miles an hour before a shift in the gale helped him reach shore. His family had given him up for lost. The violent storm, first of the fall season, brought gusts up to 70 miles an hour at Aberdeen and drove the Vancouver, Wash., yacht Headra aground at Oyehut on the north side of Grays Harbor. The four men aboard were unharmed, A half dozen other yachts were in trouble as the gale caught pleas ure craft without warning in Puget Sound, but all reached safety. Some made harbor under their own pow er, others were towed in Dy the Coast Guard. Vessel Found Fears lor the Seattle cruiser Blanche D. with five persons NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Vivian S. Hoenig and Wayne R. Shu maker, tha executrix and executor, respectively, of the estate of A. J. Shumaker. Deceased, have filed their first and final account of the admin istration of said estate: and that Thursday, the 15th day of October. 1953, at 9:15 o'clock A.M- of said day. at the court room of Judge Rex Klmtnell in the court house at Salem. Oreron has been appointed by said court as the time and place for the hearing of all objections to said final account and the settlement thereof. Dated and first published Seotem- Der is. isw. VIVIAN S. HOENIG WAYNE R. SHUMAKER executrix and Executor of the Estate of A. J. Shumaker. Deceased. HATTIE J. BRATZEL. Attorney, 317 Orecon Building. , Salem, Oregon. S. 15. 22. 29, O. S. 13. KIEVEB BEFORE SALEM Because We Have a Large Stock of LAWN MOWERS Because We Don't Want to Carry 'em Over We're Giving You a On Any Mower In The House Popular Makes in Hand and Power Mowers. How Can You Co Wrong? This also goes for any Sprinkler or Hose we have in stock lots to choose from. ' - - i- , - We can save you money on Fuel tanks too , 1 Filters Valves etc OREGON FARMERS UNION CO-OP 343 N. Com'l St. Ph. 3-3121 (You need not be a member) - aboard were allayed Monday noon after an all-morning search. A Coast Guard plane spotted the boat hove-to in Skagit harbor, at the north end of Camano Island. Two fishing boats, the Nada and a Port Angeles salmon troller, swamped in the Strait of Juan de Fuca but the owners, only men aboard, were taken off safely. Bellingham, Port Angeles, Aber deen, Montesano, Olympia, Taco ma, Seattle and many other west ern Washington cities suffered a rash of power and telephone fail ures Sunday night at the height of the storm. The story was the same on the lower British Columbia mainland. Winds diminished as they moved inland Monday morning, but gusts up to 50 miles an hour at Walla Walla and 40 m. p. h. at Spokane were recorded. Power service at Walla Walla was knocked out by felled trees and branches for as much as three hours. The gale drove down on the Pa cific Northwest from the Gulf of Alaska, where another storm was reported brewing. Since 1945 the number of grain combines in the South has near ly tripled, and there are now 10 times as many cornpickers and seven times as many hay balers. Wednesday Private funeral services , for George S. Reid, former Salem business man, win be held Wed nesday at 2 p.m. from the Virgil T. Golden ChapeL He died Satur day In a Salem hospital at the age of 82 years. He was born Jan. 12, 1871 In Bedford, Iowa, and a year later moved to Salem with his parents. In 1893 he was married to Miss Linnie N. Savage who preceded hint in death in 1939. While in Salem, he operated the Savage and Reid Feed and Seed Store and later moved to Portland where he was a partner in the Portland Feed and Seed Co. He returned to Salem about a year ago. Mr. Reid was a member of the Sunnyside Methodist Church in Portland, a 32nd degree Mason and a member of the Oregon Con sistory. He is survived by two brothers, Robert Reid, Portland, and Roy Reid, Palo Alto, Calif.; also seven nieces and eight neph ews. Interment will be in Pioneer Cemetery under the direction of the Virgil T. Golden Co. Dr. Brooks Moore will officiate. Salem Obituaries DCXNB David Dennis Dunn, in this city Sept. 21. 1853. at the age of 73 years. Late resident of 1080 Norway St. Sur vived by sister, Mary Jane Dunne, Dublin. Ireland. Services will be held Tuesday, Sept. 29, at 10 ajn. in St. Joseph's Church under the direc tion of the W. T. Blgdon Co. MELGAAKD Oscar A. Melfaard. in this city. Sept. 28, 1933. at the afe of 74 years. Late resident of Salem Route 1, Box 818. Survived by sister. Mrs. Ida Herrett, Twin rails. Idaho; two nieces. Mrs. G. W. Cruson and Mrs, William Blake, both of Portland. Services will be held Wednesday, Sept. 30 at 1:30 pjn. In the W. T. Rlgdon Chapel. Concluding services at Belcrest Memorial Park. POWEB.S Hattle Mae Powers, former red dent of Springfield, Ore., at a local convalescent home. Sept. 2S. Survived by widower. Albert Powers, Salem; daughter. Mrs. Reba . Nye. Sa lem, and Mrs. Barbara Jane Bur- oyne. Oak Grove; ton, Treval C. 'owers. Lake Zurich. 111.; sisters. Mrs. Raymond Sunderman, Spring- field. Mrs. Olive O'Connor, and Mrs. Dolly McDanicU Eugene; brother, Bert Smith. Springfield: also six grandchildren and three great-grand-children. Funeral services will be held Tuesday. Sept. 29 at 3 p.m. from the Virgil T. Golden Chapel with the Rev. Linnton Elwell offi ciating and interment at Belcrest Memorial Park. V . The Statesmen. .Salexn, Orew Tuesday, Cept 23. IS3 7 REID George S. Reid. at a local hospital. Sept. 26. Late resident of Salem Route 1. Survived by two brothers. Robert Reid, Portland, and Roy Reid, Palo Alto. Calif. Also survived by rcveral nieces and nephews. 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