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A U. S. Sahara Is
Improbable Say A
Weatb Bur. Man
THOUGH DUST STORMS INDI
CATE DESERT TREND, ICY
NORTH SAVES SITUATION
WASHINGTON, July 22. —Despite
the Sahara-like atmosphere they
create, the spectacular dust storms of
1934 and 1935 are not a sign that
part of the United States is turning
into a vast permanent desert, accord
ing to Dr. J. W. Humphreys of the
weather bureau.
The appearance on this continent
of an expanse of unproductive, drift
ing sand like that on the eastern
hemisphere, Dr. Humphrey says,
would call for a complete change in
climate on the order of one that,
centuries ago, gave northern Africa
its great desert.
That change occurred through
countless ages as the Europe of to
day slowly emerged from the ice
cap which, for other countless ages,
had covered it. With the melting
of the ice beneath their northern
range, the air currents that govern
the earth’s weather were shunted in
to new paths as they flowed south,
thus altering Africa's climate.
No such climatic change is im
minent in North America so long as
the frozen north remains frozen, Dr.
Humphrey say. Probably, he adds,
the ice there will melt some day,
but not for 5,000, possibly 10,000
years.
Dust storms in the United States
are nothing new. The west has al
ways had them. Until the last two
years, however, they have been pure
ly local disturbances. But several
years of drought, on top of the reck
less denuding of thousands of acres
of land where rainfall is normally
relatively light,provided,in great ab
undance, the first ingredient of dust
storms.
Unfavorable conditions brought
about over a long period of years
cannot be relieved in a single season.
As the program recently adopted by
the United States department of ag
riculture to prevent wind erosion of
the soil goes into effect, however,
dust storms may reasonably be ex
pected to subside.
Among other things, this program
calls for putting back into grass
land that never should have been
plowed or overgrazed.
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^ar Ace Sees A
World Linked By
w
Many Air Routes
J
_ l
EDDIE RICKENB ACKER PRE
SENTS HIS VIEWS ON AV
IATION TO RANKERS
CHICAGO. July 22, —A world net
work of airlines, crossing every oc
ean, linking the continents with the
major nations co-operating to main
tain this transportation service, was
envisioned by Captain Eddie Rick
enbacker, American World War av
iation ace, who now is vice president
and general manager of Eastern Air
lines. He spoke before 100 bankers,
members of Robert Morris associat-,
es.
"This is no dream of the distant
future", he said. "It will be with
u.s tomorrow. The Pacific crossings
will begin this year. Within three
years we will be crossing the Atlan
tic by air.
"Then we'll branch out. From the
Philippines we will run up to Jap
an via Formosa. And from Hawaii I
down to New Zealand and Austral
ia. From the Azores in the Atlantic
we will go to both north and south
Africa, and also, of course, to Eng
land and Europe. We'll be going to
Ireland, to Norway and to Ger
many by the great-circle northern ,
route."
Maintained By Consent
All these airlines, Captain Ricken
backer pointed out, will be main
tained through consent of the coun
tries over whose territory they are
routed. Imperial Airways of Eng
land, KLM of the Netherlands. Air
Lines France, Italian State lines,Jap
unese National Airways and China
National Airways, will all operate
their particular links in this chain.
Some of this cooperative elTort al
ready is assured, he said. The Eng
lish and Americans have reached an
agreement on the use of Bermuda,
British territory, for a base. Nego
tiations are under way between Am
ericans and the French, who have
sole option for the use of the Az
ores which are Portugese.
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