Ontario Acts To
Protect Precious
(By The Associated Press)
OTTAWA, July 20. —By the in
troduction of new stock and a fur
ther strengthening of regulations
governing trapping, the Ontario
government intends to make a deter
mined effort to restore the beaver
to its position of eminence among
the forest animals of the province,
says a bulletin from the Ontario gov
ernment information bureau.
The beaver, highly prized for its
fur, is even more highly regarded
as one of the greatest aids to conser
vation, and consequently no effort
will be spared to maintain and in
crease the colonies that are left in
the province.
Expert woodsmen have advised
the government that in addition to
providing water reservoirs and per
fect breeding pools for trout and oth
er game fish, the beaver, through its
dam building, also helps to eliminate
fire hazards by creating wide ponds
that fires are unable to jump.
Mail Carried By The
NAT This Morning
First Class letter mail was car
ried this morning by the NAT plane
for Fairbanks and the outside.
The next outgoing first class will
be dispatched on the Derblay it is
reported.
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ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
PAA Electra Has
Eight Passengers
Going Out Today
The Pacific Alaska Airways El
ectra plane, pilots Jones and Hall,
arrived Nome early this afternoon
in a rain storm with Mrs. W. A.
Castleton and Mrs. O. M. Powell as
passengers Mail was also carried.
The plane has been standing by
all afternoon for better weather re
ports before taking off on the re
turn journey with eight passengers:
—D D Muir and son
Mrs. Patterson
Mrs E. Reynolds
Miss Gaffey
Mr. Whittier
Thos. D. Jensen and wife
Mrs. Jensen, who is seriously ill
will be enroute through to Juneau
and thence to Seattle where she will
seek medical attention. She will
be accompanied by her husband.
Later—Electra took off 5:15 P. M.
Advices received indicated that
the S S Dellwood Arctic Cruise
ship was due at Golovin this morn
ing Nothing further was learned
late this afternoon
Hailstones Wander
About In Air Before
Dropping To Earth
(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, July 20, — Hail
stones are in the habit of jumping
around in the sky before finally fall
ing to earth, weather bureau officials
said recently.
In the first place, they are rain
; drops, whcih are blown up to a lev
el so cold that they freeze, then,
when they start to descend, they
hit air that is puffy, so the frozen
lumps are buffeted about between
j the levels of snow and rain. In
their journeyings back and forth,
they grow larger, capturing snow
crystals on one level and raindrops
, on the other, until they become so
heavy they break through and fall
to the earth.
|s. S. Derblay Will
Carry Passengers
Enroute to States
The S. S. Derblay of the Alaska
Line Arrived at Nome early this
morning from an extended northern
trip, on which considerable mining
machinery and cargo was discharg
ed at various ports.
Passengers aboard the vessel
from northern points enroute to the
states include R. Wagner, W. H.
Suksdorf and wife, and Mrs. Albee
and two children. There are also
four persons aboard for Nome but
due to stormy weather all day the
vessel has not been contacted.
If weather moderates sufficiently
tonight, it was learned, there is a
possibility of placing outgoing pass
engers aboard.
It is learned from various quarters
that the following persons are ex- >
pecting to take passage for the out-1
side: |
Mrs. J. S. Stangroom
Mrs. Shirley Forrester
A D Myers and wife
Mrs. Alvin Polet
Miss Margaret Rowe
Wilfred Boucher
Joe Durand and wife
Mrs. Karl Bale
The ruffled condition of Bering
Sea makes the departure time of
the Derblay from Nome very uncer
tain and no definite time could be
set at the hour of going to press.
King George Late
Of Greece May Be
Restored Throne
_
(By The Associated Press)
LONDON, July 20, —Former King
George of Greece today ordered an
airliner to stand by at Croydon Air
Field to fly him to Athens, it was
learned when Captain William Led
lie, pilot, confided to press repre- i
sentatives that he was waiting for
instructions. The pilot expected to ;
lave tomorrow it was reported.
The former king is awaiting the
arrival of Mayor Kotzias of Athens
before making a final decision.
Agitation for the return of the
King to the Greek throne has been
growing since the ill-fated revolu
tion of former Premier Venizelos,
several months ago.
The formation of a new cabinet
in Athens was hailed as victory by
royalists. Former Queen Elizabeth
recently divorced George and will
not rejoin him on the throne, if he
decides to return.
George Anderson
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