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0 12 The Newi-RevSw, Roieburg, Ore Wed., Feb. 21, 1951 win mwr m -Maejew m j i. . I 1 - s:i'jyyy "OFF WE CO . . ."Into the Air Force's wild blue yonder go "The Trojans," an acrobatic team signed up by Chicago recruiting office. Snowing off their civilian qualifications, and getting their enlistment papers from Sgt. Rolland C. Tranter, are (top to bot tom): Peter Dopudja, 21; James Beifusi, 19, and Keith Anderson, 21. Pianist Mental Patient Plays After Four Years WEST BRENTWOOD, N.Y. -VP An accomplished pianist, who re fused to touch a keyboard for four years, gave a recital here Monday at the Pilgrim State hospital, where she is a mental patient. "Do come again to my next re cital," the 30-year-old woman told 600 fellow-palirnts and visitors after the performance Dr. Harry J. Worthing, hospital i from Current Angling Rules For Umpqua Area Clarified Considerable misunderstanding of the winter angling regulation now in effect for the Umpqua river system. Zone 3, has been called to the attention of the southwest re gional Office of the Oregon State Game commission, according to J. W. Vaughn, regional supervisor. Trout, jack salmon and steel- head, 12 inches and over in length. may legally be taken through Feb. 28. After that llate all angling for game fish throughout the drainage is prohibited until the spring sal mon season opens on April 15. The current aggregate bag limit for fish 12 inches and over is two (2) fish a day, but not to exceed four (4) fish in any seven consecu tive days or in possession. Only those fish 20 inches or over must be lagged. The season for salmon over 20 inches is currently open only in the Umpqua below Highway 38 bridge at Scottsburg and in the main stem of Smith river below the falls. That season also closes Feb. 28. In coastal watcnt, Zone 1, the sleelhead season, including trout over 12 inches in length, is open through March 11. Confusion o the Zone 1 closing date with the Zone 3 closing date seems to be the basis of the misunderstanding Vaughn said. ' "i Camas Valley By MRS. JAMES COMBS R. D. BRIDGES Savings Representative Equitable Saving and Loan Ais'n. ohone 2528 Oakland. Ore- director, said the pianist was not cured, but probably could give a recital outside the hospital. He added that her case was an outstanding example of music's role in rehabilitation of patients. Miss Edwina F.uslis. a contralto who is doing a special project at the hospital for the hospitalized veterans music service, said it took six months to get the woman to attend a music class. Another two months were needed to get her to sit down at a piano, Miss Eustis said. The Camas Valley Square Dance club held its regular dance Feb. 14. More children took part than at any lime this year. Next dance will be reb. 28 in the autitorium. James Ralston is recovering leg injury he' received on WANTED TO BUY- STUMPAGE The KERR LUMBER CO. 390 W. Broadway, Eugene, Oregon Box No. 749 Phone 5-8541 Thursday when he fell against a power, bucking saw. Fourteen stitches were necessary to close the wound. Earl Parrel, who has been in the Myrtle Point hospital with a crushed foot, was brought home Friday. Mrs. Helen Teague of Portland visiletl recently at the home of her mother, Mrs. Bill Cunningham. Melvin Patrick of Harve, Mon., is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parrel. Mr. and Mrs. William Hall Jr. and family of Salem were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Hall's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rob erts. Eugene Arnold is ill with pneu monia and his daughter, Pamela has the flu. William Aiken has double pneu monia anU is in the Mercy hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Allen of Portland visited recently at the home of Mrs. Allen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parrot. Allen is attending the body and fender school in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parrot en- Hearing Slated For Merl Young WASHINGTON (JP) E. Merl Young, namcU by a senate sub committee as a wielder of iW proper influence on RFC loans, plans to face his accusers at a public hearing this week, it has been disclosed. The subcommittee, headed by Senator Fulbright (D-Ark), charged in a recent report to the Senate that Young and Donald Dawson, a White House aide, were members of a group which had too much voice in the lending of mil lions by the Reconstruction Fi nance corporation. President Truman called the re port asinine and said Dawson should not answer it. Fulbright tald reporters he will ask the subcommittee to hear Young, probably Wednesday. An informed source said Young has advised the subcommittee he will testify. COLOMBIANS TO FIGHT WASHINGTON OP) Colom bian Ambassador Eduardo Zuleta Angel says a hand-picked battalion of 1,080 Colombian officers and men will leave his country about the first of March to fight in Ko rea. The ambassador added in an interview that the men are now being trained in Bogota in modern American methods and weapons by a U. S. military mission. HOUSE OF BOTTLES It. T. Troxler talks with visitor In front of his summer home built of 3,000 bottles on shore of pond near Eton Culletf. N. C. The three-room structure was built by Troxler's three war veteran sons from old bottles found around their borne. ( . Wm in NOSY MEETING Boris. Pyrenees doc at Sun Valley, Idaho, nuzzles up to Judy, domesti cated antelope which was raised at the villace after beini found In nearby Sawtooth mountains. tertain the "Sons of the Saddle" every Friday evening. Parret plays with the orchestra at Ten mile on Saturday nights. The Junior Youth group met at the church on Saturday evening for a social hour. Both youth groups have been invited to Myrtle Creek for song service sn Sunday evening. Under the direction of Building Coordinator Howard Milton, build ing of the minister's residence is going ahead. 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