was a panel discission on "Boy
Meets Girl," which stretched from
a scheduled one hour into two.
Prior to the general discussion,
speakers were Will Kidwell, Sa
lem schools .director of special
education; Prof. Charles Derthick
and Dean of Women Regina
Ewald, both of Willamette uni
versity. The delegates' recommendations
stressed that Dr. U. G. Dubach,
principal speaker and a professor
at Lewis and Clark colleg?,
should be invited to address the
next conference; that another
panel was essential; that dele
gates should report on the meet
ing to their student bodies, and
that faculty .representatives should
be included at the conferences.
Plane Search
To Center in
Lebanon Area
a report from Ted Walkup f
CreswelL former navy flier, that
he saw a Beechcraft Bonanza, the
same type as Starr's, going south
and shortly after returning north
and east on December 4 at Cres
well. Reports showed that the ceil
ing and temperature dropped
quickly about noon that day,
which might have caused icing of
the carburetor.
Meanwhile, a reward of $1,000
The State num. Salomj Orogeny Sunday. Decombor 12, 194S 9
TREE-PLANTING DELAYED
FOREST GROVE, Dec. 11 -P)
An aerial tree-planting program
is being held up by winter storms
in this area. The plan is to iise
a helicopter to drop tree seeds on
1,000 acres in the Tillamook bum
area., : 1 1. ; J '
Search for the airplane of P. D.
Starr, missing since it left Salem
a week ago Saturday, is expected
to center in the Lebanon area and
south as soon as the weather al
lows. While a few planes were In the
air Saturday, the Lebanon .Sport
Pilots group has 35 planes ready
to go in the air as soon as the
ceiling lifts, according to Walter
Bowman, manager of Lebanon
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T. S, Terrell, a cousin of the
Starrs, was in Lebanon Saturday
to aid in the search and conferred
in Salem Saturday night with Carl
secretary. They were elected by
the 32 delegates
schools, all new
from- 11 high- Directing the conference were
to the confer-
John Gardner, Salem YMCA boys'
work secretary, and Alfred C.
Loucks, boys' work chairman.
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Highlighting the
Centering of the search in area W. Nelson, director of the state
closing day
from Lebanon to Creswell follows air search and rescue program.
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Boys Conclave
Merlin Schulze of Salem was
elected Saturday as president of
the annual Older Boys' confer
ence, held Friday and Saturday
at Salem YMCA. He is the son
of Dr. and Mrs. Daniel H.
Schulze, 230 Hansen ave.
Other new officers are Bob
Hughes, McMinnville, vice presi
dent, and Ed Newall, New berg.
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next time their trails cross. In "Blood on the Moon.' RKO Radio's
exciting- romantic drama co-starring Mitchum, Miss Bel Geddes
and Robert Preston. Now playing at the Elsinore Theatre.
Four Corners Correspondent
Wins Award at Statesman Party
Effie Maye White of Four Corners received The Statesman's award
for "the correspondent having been the most consistently good re
porter" for the last year, it was announced at the tilth annual cor
respondents Christmas party held Saturday in the Senator hotel Cave
room.
Nearly two-score correspondents from the group of more than 60
who regularly supply community
erty; Mrs. Edwin Caldwell, Rose
dale; Mrs. Chet Nelson, Roberts;
Mrs. Clyde Bressler, Lyons; Mrs.
J. C. Krenz, Victor Point; Miss
Wilma deVries, Fruitland-Pratum;
Mrs. J. A. Wright, Detroit; Mrs. E.
J. Enstad, Dallas; Mrs. Scott
Young, Marion Forks; Mrs. Ray
W. Baker, Monitor-Elliott Prairie;
Mrs. Leland Prather, Buena Vista;
Mrs. Louis Hennies, Turner; Mrs.
G. H. Wilson, Orchard Heights;
Mrs. Howard Booster, Gervais;
Mrs. Sam Drager, Cloverdale; Mrs.
H. V. New by. Amity; Mrs. Carl
Magnuson, Woodburn
news for The Statesman, were
present for the party at which the
newspaper is annual host.
Prise Winners
Other prize winners announced
were Mrs. Frank Dornecker, Pio
neer; Mrs. Louis Kurth, Liberty
Salem Heights; and Mrs. A. L.
Murphy, Hubbard.
Wendell Webb, managing edi
tor, acted as master of ceremonies
and introduced the correspondents,
members of The Statesman news
staff, and heads of other depart
ments and their assistants.
Charles A. Sprague, publisher,
welcomed the correspondents and
introduced the speaker, Lyle
Thomas, member of the legislature
from Polk county.
Four girls, daughters of cor
respondents, furnished music dur
ing the luncheon. They were Kar
leen and Margery Drager of Clov
erdale and Shirley and Patricia
Hennies of Turner.
Mrs. Ogle Introduced
Mrs. James Ogle of Aurora was
introduced as the correspondent
who has served The Statesman the
longest. Others who have been
correspondents for a long time in
cluded Mrs. Lois Crawford, Zena;
Beulah Craven, Monmouth; Mrs.
J. R. Carruthers, Bethel; Mrs. V.
D. Scott, Union Hill; Mrs. C. L.
Simmons, Central Howell; Mrs. A. ! i
B. Wiesner, North Howell; and
Mrs. Anna Lake, Albany. j
Others present for the annual
party were Mrs. Robert Mitchell,
Turner; Mrs. L. C. Graham, Halls
Ferry; Mrs. Monte Harris, Brush
College; Mrs. Harvey Marr, Falls
City; Mrs. L. E. Spraker, Stayton;
Mrs. Sidney Howard, Pedee; Mrs.
William Hartley, Swegle; Mrs.
Louis Kurth, Salem Heights-Lib-Red
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Salem General hospital where she I
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