. Canadian forest industries July-December 1921. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. King Edward Hotel, Toronto, where the Canadian Lumbermen's Association will meet on January 11 and 12 what it hopes to accomplish. Another innovation will be the inaugu- ration of the seven newly-elected directors, fuller details of which will be presented in later issues of the "Canada ; So far as the ladies are concerned, they will be looked after ably and well by a ladies' entertainment committee. On the afternoon of the first day,
. Canadian forest industries July-December 1921. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. King Edward Hotel, Toronto, where the Canadian Lumbermen's Association will meet on January 11 and 12 what it hopes to accomplish. Another innovation will be the inaugu- ration of the seven newly-elected directors, fuller details of which will be presented in later issues of the "Canada ; So far as the ladies are concerned, they will be looked after ably and well by a ladies' entertainment committee. On the afternoon of the first day, January 11, there will be a theatre party and in the even- ing the fair sex will attend the supper-dance. On Thursday noon the ladies' committee will entertain the wives and daughters of the visit- ing lumbermen to a luncheon at the King Edward Hotel. This will be followed either by a bridge party or a motor drive, depending upon the weather. In the evening the ladies will be guests at the banquet and join in the festivities of an occasion which is ahvays outstanding and enjoyable. Advantages of Aeroplane Forest Patrol When the forest lookout goes blind, that is when the pall of smoke prevents the lookout man on tower or mountain peak from seeing where the fire is, then comes in the opportunity of the aeroplane ob- server. This was proved during the past summer in the Dominion forestry branch work centering at Kamloops, At a period when a smoke pall hid the more distant points from the lookout stations the aeroplane observer was able to fly over the smoke screen and get a good view of the whole district. He was able to inform headquarters of all incipient fires and thus to secure their extinguishment before they had reached dangerous proportions. One satisfactory feature of this patrol was that the observer was able to see the fire fighters actually at work and thus was in a position to direct them to the best Please note that these images are extracted from s
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