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'Dhe Minlhrtesr of Lands and For- 'esta saw it had been found from experience that observers in a. plane would detect a fire quickly and .readny in Ma tincipient m. A plane, after such dettmcltiorr, could return to its base 150 miles may end come back to the scene ot tho Dmn: the retkyreaytation sta- tion at St. WINNiaats, Norfolk County. Mr. Lyons, after mlowmg' the his- tory of its Whitman and telling of Mg. 013me concenmtm it, declared that herhadeetemrtdthe" oorto.igtdttn muons! A919r.Jo .m- m was not needed. A map already had been made than: amplmne sur- vey of a. district near James Bay, and the mum compared with land crowed. WWW. the Minhrtei. and the Government, intended to utilize the names in making a. un- tir. with men and have the fire alum-had an about 12 hours, on an am. In no case had this tinge acceded " bonus. he and. gm] curvguriof Northern OMS, mews. It was found that survey- hv: tram plumes was one of the on" ways of obtaining informa- tian and accuracy, and was nothing like the cost of tho other cyst-am. In tho on: We the Can See Fires Afar. Tho air maohhves were converted to that they would be able each to take can of ttve men. A pilot and observer trerusm2ly mid be gem on patrol in each machine. When a mum dawned - the machine l, additional men. necessary equip- ment and a. tsumcitant quantity of hose. Th'eae ftretttrttters then could be landed some place on the water in a. convenient place from which to fight the are. The plane would re- turn to the base for further equip- ment. and. if the emergency de- into selves out without any person ever knowing anything about them. He hoped to save that acreage from five in the future. a. year. By this ate. uervicwe the Government proposed to have patroned " mutton acres of {and never punched We._ In the past there had been enormous 1% In that vast area. from which fires which Mr. Lyons sand that the Province unwanted to save on the aircraft service over the present system at least a. qu_arter pt a. milTdon, damn 13st to Save Money. . bid . " - _ in permittlnx the bulk of the menu- facturinx to be done in the United States by American workmen. If Canada wu some to continue to sell Dulpwood to the American monume- [turen one should get in return free 'entry ot all Canadian wood products into the United States. Would Stop Exploitation. There were 89,000 square miles of forest left in Ontario. he said. which was not any too considerable when one considered that 2.120.000 acres had been burned over last year. of which 80 per cent. had been high- class timber lands. He went on to state the. department's determination to use every possible effort to cur- tail forest-lire losses in Ontario. Tho utilization of its own air force for that purpose. he said. had effected considerable economy. Before another year. he believed. a. system of slash-burning will have been devised which would constitute a. solution of a long-standing prob- lem in Ontario lumbering oper- ations. He intimated that when the system was worked out slash-burn- ing operations would be made com- pulsory on timber companies. As a step toward economy. the Minister said that there was urgent necessity for the working out of, some scheme to have complete cut- ting operations conducted in forest areas, where previously the pews- print companies had gone through and simply cut out the spruce. ' .moro planes could be put tum Won ot the mum was being of by 'ttmerge all-nemdv to Ms Fu ay l _iiv?,iiy,?,ir,i?.th't'r/ oi'2U,nt,'ef, tl?,', TRIBUNAL (F EIGHT FOR APPEAL COURT Ontario Seeks Thereby to Name Division Chiefs of Supreme Court _..., ' . _ . I am» the eip'onditmu than on a. gentle such as had bean carried out in the past. During an. year. ho said. 2t more than $8,000 wound be ape t in order to talto care of the emistlm start-on. Mr. Lyons added the interesting Information that, as a. check to the drifting and "one of Icho masons why the planta- tion, was made originally In Norfolk County-tho Momma was of little venue. The sand was mm on tho move, and very "We benefit has resulted in tttttin respect, he explain- od. He did not think it was good bust-nee to scatter there reforesta- A hill which may precipitate a eonf1iet as to jurisdiction between the Ontario and the Dominion Gov- ernments was introduced yesterday in the Legislature try the Attorney- General in his measure to amend the Judicature Act. In this act the Province claim the right to name the chiefs of the various divisions of the Supreme Court of Ontario. To Reduce Court of Appeal. tion stations about as had been done. but rather to enlarge the pres- ent Mid-had systems. MAY RAISE CONTROVERSY Mr. Nickle explained that the bill contemplated the reorganization of the Court of Appeal in Ontario. At the present time, he said. this court is composed of two divisions. each of which consists of tIve Judges. Five of the Judgee constitute the Perma- nent Court ot Appeal. and five are elected to the Second Division annu- ally from among the other Judgea It was felt, the Attorney-0eneral explained to the House. that too many members of the Judiciary were confined to that court, and the pur- pose of the hill was to reduce the Court of Appeal as a. division of the Supreme Court of Ontario to e, tri- bunal of eight members, so that it will permit this court to sit in two divisions it it so desires. One of these divisions is to 'be composed of three and the other of five Judges. In very important cues or cases of constitutional importance the At. torney-General may request the whole court to sit on decisions of such cases. Mar Nominate Chiefs. What the Attorney-General ex plained as a radical change in ttr act was a declaration by way 0 Statute on the part at the Provine that it had the right to nominate a Chiefs ot the various divisior Judge appointed by thtDotnirli.on. "The Province takes the position, said Mr. Nickie. "that under tr British North America. Act the Do minion Parliament ha the right 1 make appointments. but the appoin. menta being made. the Governmei ie of the opinion that the Provim is vested with the authority to nom mate Judges in respect to any aim in either division of the Supra" Court of Ontario." - A Three is to be a, quorum for th new court. it was explained. Th Attorney-General said that an tut Deal from a County Court. _mitrh'. SUGGESTED Ill BILL ne or as much or more Importance than an appeal from a High Court and the importance of the case in law, rather than the amount ot money involved, would determine the number of Judges to hear argu- ments. The Premier explained that in contravened election cases the quorum was to be five members. he ot as much or The bill received irik rGGGi,' To Insure Motor Cars. Consideration was again given in committee of the House to the In- surance Bill, which finally was re- ported as ready for third reading. Respecting farm mutual companies it. was decided that they are to be permitted to insure tugttttttottiler--. which are to include traettyrt--tutd take in payment premium notes. but for such insurance they are to issue separate policies. Certain variations of policies are permitted in general fire insurance, with fire insurance companies to obtain lower rates for specially protected buildings, but notification of such variations are it be given separately from the polio) to the policyholder. The court it to hold these variations legal un less unduly onerous. Aurelien Belanger (Liberal. Run sell) "Iced if fraternal socleue were to be allowed to Issue endow ment policies, but the Attorney-Gen oral was not inclined to favor the suggestion. The House in committee approve( the act respect forest tire protec tion; the act amending the North on and Northwestern Development Aet, and the act to authorize th' Province to rule by loan the sun of forty millions ot dollars. p, answer to a question the Premie said that about three or tour millio- doilm' worth of tsuccession-duty free bonds were outsuutdintr.