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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1949)
Pg ? ffpgisfor-fliiarit. Kiigpne. Ore.. Friday. July S. 1!)JD fSpeco Cosures in Effect ' ' ' 5,,u " 1 uw 01 u For Willamette National Forest Una Vacations f Special closures on the Wil i lamette National Forest will go into effect Saturday, according to word received thin week by Supervisor J. R. nrurkart. The closure nnnhes to the un regulated ue of certain areas, in cluding cutover and dangerous old burns, and provides that an entry permit must be obtained by persons wishing to enter nuch areai. Entry will be for business purposes only. Areas Listed entry into these areas for business purposes only st the nearest rang er or guard station. Recreational use such as fishing, hunting.' berry picking, etc., is prohibited in those areas. Fires. Smoklnr Forbidden The entry permit will provide: 1. To refrain from smoking except in places designated as safe in the permit: 2. To build no open fires except in places designated: 3. To have as part of equipment, tools specified by the the Fores' Motoring vacationers this sea son are going just as far and stay ing as long or longer than they did last year, the Oregon State Uotor Association, Oregon AAA Club, has announced. The Oregon The areas involved are: I.ane i service as suitable for extmguish ount.v Norlh McKenzie. Csr1e'n8 lock. Foley Ridge. Hehe Creek. I TnP closures go into effect by N'orth Fork. Fall Creek, Salmon Proclamation of the governor, and Creek. Cray Creek and Coffee-!0' Horace J. Andrews, regional not areas rorester. I.lnn County Small part of Moulder Creek area. Blowout Bruno. Bugaboo. Quartzville, Har. ler Mountain and Falls Creek nreas: Marlon County Tumble Creek nd Boulder Creek areas. Complete descriptions of these reas may be obtained from the , experience follows the national trend, as reported by the Ameri can Automobile Association. Lloyd Crowe, manager of the touring department of the Oregon motor club, report his depart ment is arranging many long motor trips this season, many to distant eastern and southern points as well as into Canada to the north. Indicative of the trend toward long vacation trips is the increase in the number of F.uropean trips arranged by the motor club this year. To date, the club has ar ranged IS European tripj. com pared to 12 lor the entire year in 1948. "While actual volume of motor tourists in Oregon may be down slightly this year, the average vacation trip Is as long or longer than it has been in recent years." Crowe declared. "The practical effect of this trend Is that Oregon imay expect more visitors from ; distant points in the nation than I was at first expected. Salem Cracks Down On Slot Machines SALEM, Ore. (U.P.- District Attorney E. 0. Stadter Jr. dis closed today that he has filed a complaint against the Salem lodge of Eagles charging illegal posses sion of gambling equipment. Starter filed the complaint aft er a raid on the Eagles Lodge Wednesday night by Salem Po lice Chief Clyde A. Warren. Mar lon County Sheriff Denver Young and officer of both de partments. Tee officers said 15 Slot mauuii wcic v...cv--, 'along with other gambling equipment. Thief Stopped footed woman secrets-1 purse-snatcher to hv 'L chafe in downtown s.." Evelyn Thrall ... ' .r1. LEG-BREAKING A HABIT Evelyn Thrall saw , he ABILINE. Tex. DPI Break ing a leg 14 times in 15 years is the record posted by Lee Grant Scott, a junior high school stu dent here. The first fracture oc curred when Scott was six years old. ine DUrsec in . '"as office. She finaUv eT-' to the arms of a ca,; Marijuana was blame!i,J vin Ware, the snatche" signed stotemem ,dnii ' J looting. learest forest office. t.esn Area Involved I Rruckart pointed out that con- H iderably less area is Involved In J hese permit closures this year ind that for the most pnrt, the anus included are of low rccrca J ional value. He further stated g 'hat these closures do not block I entry to import recreational spots RAKMil. 1.- L.-t , . Permit may be obtained for RADIO & APPLIANCE REPAIR BURGERS RADIO BATTERIES laif Few Days To Gef Yor With OIL HEATER Notice Given Mine Claimers WASHINGTON . (U.F) Secre tary of Interior J. A. Krug an nounced that holders of mining claims on federal public lands must file notice of intention to hold the claims by noon, Aug. 1. Krug said that failure to file throws the claims open to reloca tion by another person. He said In a statement that the notice must be filed in the office where the location certificate or statement is recorded. Depue Falck, acting Bureau of Land Management director, said the no tices also should be filed with the county recorder's office if the or iginal location statement is not recorded there. Announcement Told The Interior Department dead line announcement said: "The necessity for filing a statement of intention to hold a mining claim is an important feature of a law passed by Con gress In June, relating to the per formance of $100 worth of labor or Improvements on a mining claim each year In order to re tain possession of the claim. "The new law suspended the requirement for performance of this annual assessment work dur ing the year which ended June 30, 1949, and provided that, if such work was done during that year, the claimant could claim credit for its pcrfoimanco during the annual assessment year end ing July 1, 1B50. Must File Intention "In order to claim such credit, however, he must, under the law file notice by noon of Aug. 1941) intention to retain his claim. 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