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Transfer at Sea A critically ill passenger of the transport
Marine Flasher is carried by breeches buoy to the aircraft
carrier Philippine Sea 500 miles off New York. The passenger
(circle), James Morgan. 61, of Brookline, Mass., required a
transfusion of a rare type blood. (AP Wirephoto)
Huskies Defeat
Beaver Crewmen
On Willamette
Corvallis, Ore., May 24 The
University of Washington Hus
kies beat the OSC Beavers by
two lengths over the 200 meter
distance on the Willamette river
Saturday. It was the second tri
umph of the season for the Hus
ky oarsmen.
The Beavers forged ahead at
the start, then the two shells
rowed together to the half way
mark with the rate of stroking
approximately 32 to the minute.
Nearing the stretch the Huskies
began to pull away.
The OSC crew lost to the
Huskies in Seattle April 23 by
six lengths. The Beavers will
travel to Stockton, Cal., for' a
three-way meet with Stanford
and California, May 29.
Michigan State
Formally Voted
Into Big Ten
Evanston, 111., May 24 P1
It's the Big Ten again, but the
new member, Michigan State
college, won't enter league com
petition until the 1950-51 school
year in conference football the
Spartans must mark time until
1953.
' Michigan State, a bustling
East Lansing. Mich., institution
with an enrollment of 16.000,
yesterday was voted formal con
ference admittance by the fac
ulty representatives, policy
making body of the powerful
j Mill City Society
Has Guest Speakers
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Mill City The Mill City
Mrs. Meyer President'
Pratum Church Unit
Pratum Mrs. Adam Hersch
was hostess to ine pratum
WSCS at her home. Mrs. Will
deVries was in charge of the de
votions. Mrs. Oscar Wigle read
letter from a missionary in
China.
Election of officers for the
term were as follows: president
Mrs. Harvey Meyer, vice presi
dent, Mrs. John Olthoff: treas
urer Mrs. Arthur deVries; sec
retary. Mrs. Will Anderson: re
cording secretary. Miss Wilma
deVries.
The women enjoyed viewing!
antiques, some 300 years old.
W. P. Ennery, Mrs. Hirsch's
father, brought the antiques
when he came home from visit
ing at London, England, last
year.
Baptismal Ceremony
Interests Relatives
Silverton Local relatives
driving to Portland were Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Johnson and
Mrs. Ed Holden as their automo
bile guests where they attended
the forenoon worship hour of
the Central Lutheran church.
The small son of Mr. and Mrs
Ritchie Turner, Ritchie Turner.
II. received the ordinance of
baptism with the relatives
sponsors. Mr. and Mrs. Turner,
the former Kathryn McCall
were home hosts to her parents.
the H. Gordon McCalls and her
sister, Miss Edna Jeanette Mc
Call, all of Portland, the Silver-
ton guests, and the two sisters
Capital Journal. Salem, Oregon, Tuesday. May 24, 1949 IS
1.
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lylnr Cop pilot Gustav Crawford, of the New York po-
aviation bureau, takes off on patrol above the city.
Circle Entertained
With Housewarming
Silverton Mrs Albert Sather
entertained her fellow mem
bers of the Trinity Lutheran
Mary-Martha circle of the Wo
man's Missionary Federation,
Wednesday afternoon, with her
daughter, Mrs. H. E. Johnson
(Marguerite Sather) of Eugene
assisting during the social hour
The affair was in the nature
of a house-warming in the re
cently remodeled Grant street
home of the Sathera.
Mrs. M. G. Gunderion wu
home hostess in North church
street to the members of the
Esther Circle of Trinity, Wed
nesday afternoon in a locial and
FOR SALE
SMALL BUSINESS
Averaging $200 per month
net. Owner now engaged in
larger enterprise. Terms ar
ranged if desired.
PH. 3-3581 EVENINGS
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midwestern athletic circuit
Hawhhb lha nnnfaranM
rwmhor draft erf football i Presbyterian Missionary Society
schedules through 1952, the j will have as guest speakers
Spartans will not figure in the .Wednesday afternoon four offi-
grid race until five seasons f Willamette Presbvterial:
hence, even though they face,Mrs pau, Sneperd- chairman of,of the baby, the Misses Valerie
mree conicreme uMimnciiis ... ,.,,, j ,: jar.m. and Christine McCall
who will speak on, programs and
youth; Mrs. Glenn Sanders, vice
president of Presbyterial and
chairman of the program last
year; Mrs. Willis Dallas, secre
tary of Christian Missions and
overseas sewing: Mrs. R. C.
Sheperd, local Christian home
secreatry. There will also be
a soloist. This monthly meet
ing, will be held at the new
home of Mrs. W. W. Allen at 2
o'clock. All members of the
congregation and friends are in
vited to attend.
each of the 1950-51-52
paigns.
Conference officials made It
clear that the Spartans, no mat
ter how well they may fare the
next two football seasons can
not be considered as a Big Ten
delegate to the Rose Bowl
game. (
Presbyterians to Hold
1950 Meet in Cincinnati
Buffalo. N.Y., May 24 Wi
The 162nd general assembly of
the Presbyterian church U.S.A.,
will meet next year in Cincin
nati, Ohio.
The Cincinnati invitation was
accepted unanimously today by
the 161st general assembly. The
dates for the 1950 session have
not been set.
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