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Lake Disappears
On Planet Mars
TOKYO Wi Japanese astron
omers were puzzled today over the
disappearance of a "lake" on the
planet Mars, now making one of
its rare close approaches to the
earth.
Tsuneo Saeki, a leading; Japan
ese authority on Mars, said obser
vations made from the Osaka Elec
trical Science Hall failed to dis
close the landmark.
It was clearly visible in 1939 un
der similar conditions, Saeki said.
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Hold Meetings
HANOI. Indochina l French
Union and VieUninh military rep
resentatives were scheduled to hold
the third session at Trung Oia
village today to continue mapping
details of a possible Indochina
cease-fire.
(The New York Times in a dis
patch from Hanoi said the two
sides had agreed yesterday on a
nrocedure for exchange of sick and
wounded prisoners of war. The dis-
oatch said the first POW swap
would be made on July 14, Bastille
Day and France s national holi
day.)
The delegates met for the first
time in the "peace" village of
thatched huts Sunday. The area.
declared a neutral zone, is about
25 miles north of Hanoi in territory
controlled by the Communist-led
insurgents.
The talks were understood to be
concerned mainly with regrouping
of troops on both sides in case a
truce la agreed on in Geneva to
halt the -yearld war. The dele
gallon's recommendations win be
referred to the higher level Indo
china talks now going on in Switz
erland.
Yesterday the military represen
tatives met for over two nours in
closed session. Then the chief dele'
gates Col. Marcel Lennuyeux for
the French and Gen. van Tien
Dung for the vietminh talked pri
vately.
In Saigon, Vietnamese Premier
Ngo Dinh Diem formed a new cab-
met in an effort to rally more
popular support behind chief of
state Bao Dai. The Premier took
over the defense and interior min
istries - himself. Other Cabinet
members, averaging only 40 years
in age, are' Vietnamese who have
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PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, the unregulated use
of certain forest areas is, in the
Judgment of the State Forester, a
menace to life and property due to
conditions tending to cause or al
low the rapid spread of fires which
might occur or because of the in
accessible character of such areas
due to the the lack of suitable
roads, and
WHEREAS, upon the showing of
the State Forester it appears to
me to be necessary to close to un
regulated use the following areaa
designated as:
AREA NO. R-l All of the fol
lowing National Forests In Oregon
and adjacent areas protected by
the United States Forest Service,
as follows:
Adjacent to Rogue River National
Forest:
Sections 1, 12 and 25, T. 32 8., R. 2
E: that part of T. 32 S.. R.. 3 E.
WEST OF Mill Creek and north of
Schoolmarm Creek: Sections 20
and 21, T. 39 8., R. l E.; Sec
tion 36, T. 40 8., R. S V.: and
T. 41 8., Rs. 3 and 4 W.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Paul L.
Patterson, Governor of the State of
Oregon, by virtue of the authority
vested lh me under the provisions
of Section 477.158, Oregon Forest
Laws, 1954, do hereby proclaim the
unregulated use of the above-described
areas to be unlawful and
do hereby close said areaa and the
same shall be subject to use only
upon condition that entrants shall
comply with all of the following
requirements or conditions:
tl) To refrain from smoking
while traveling in such areas.
13) To secure a permit issued bv
tm torester or a lire warden be
fore building a campflre other than
at improved, designated and post
ed campgrounds on such areas.
3 To have as a part of hla or
her equipment when using camp
fires, except when travellr; as a
pedestrian and -or camping at im-
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proved, designated and posted
campgrounds, tools, as specified
by the forester suitable for extin
guishing fires.
This proclamation shall be ef
fective from and after the 30th day
of June, 1864, and shall remain In
full force and effect until and In
cluding the 31st day of December,
1054.
Done at the Capitol In Salem.
Oregon, this 25th day of June. 1954.
(Signed) Paul L. Patterson
Oovernor
(SEAL OF STATE OF OREGON)
ATTEST:
(Signed) Earl T. Newbry
Secretary of Stale
July 6 No. 11
DEATH
MOSCOW I - The 8ovlet army
newspaper Red 8tar Tuesday an
nounced the death of Triform Iv
anovtch Shelvadln, a 66-year-old
retired lieutenant general. .
Its Coming
FAIRGROUNDS
SAT. NIGHT
JULY 10th
Japanese Air
Force Started
CAMP MATUS1UMA, Japan Lf
Former Japanese air acea In uni
form again stood shoulder to
shoulder today with American
filers ho will tench them to fly
Jets.
About 100 Japanese airmen stood
at attention with U.S. Air Force
men at ceremomea opening a new
Japanese air force (light school
here.
Daylight poured through hun
dreds of bullet holes In tho big old
imperial navy hangar, riddled by
strafing U.S. Navy planes a de
cade ago.
Japan'a new 6.000-man air force,
which came into existence only
last Thursday, is equipped with 60
light trainers and helicopters. But
the Japanese expect the United
States to supply Sabre Jets and
other modern planea later this
yesr.
The first flight class of 16 former
Imperial captains, majors and
lieutenant colonels Inctudea some
of Japan's leading Zero acea of
World War 11.
Among them are Kanshl Klsh
kawa, credited with 19 American
planes, and Shlgehisa Yamamolo,
who claims 15 U.S. kills.
The graduates will brcome In
structors for the Japanese air
force, which the United States
hopes will be strong enough to
guard this Island nation from
invasion.
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ing the early morning. Showers
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Iho central part of Ilia country
and wide sections In the eastern
half Monday and Monday night.
Temneraturea were above seas
onal lovels In tho nild-conlincnt
will) readings around 100 degrees
Monday In the central and aoiiuv
rrn Plalna and eastward Into Mls
suurl und Arkamaa to western
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