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A Oceanographic Washington WHY TAKE A well-define- Long before World War II Japanese fishing fleets operating with navy like GAS FURNACE 956 concerned about growing demand for protein foods are beginning to think about a task force sized fishing fleet that could go anywhere in the world and fish till bins were full Salmon tuna and halibut —the big three of commercial fishing — would be the task force’s main market but perhaps new species of ocean fish could be' introduced to the American concept of a fishing armada is not exactly new EQUOIA 1 discipline roamed the Pacific far and wide almost to the Antarctic Japanese scientists took the lead In oceanographic research and it was only a few years ago that American scientists found out for themselves that salmon tuna and other deep water species existed In a band all the way across the Pacific This upset the long standing belief among American fishermen that the big three of the fish world kept pretty well within 200 or 300 miles of shore MERE knowledge of the existence of these bells won’t bring in the fish Within each belt are bewildering variations in the conditions which keep fish In certain localities — weather temperature and saltiness of the water small currents depth and other factors that affect the growth of plankton and other fish The WITH Air Conditioning "Heating Air and Conditioning Co 3031 Hooting Fridaythe harbor water Salt try Your Home m ru'tl J 64 Music News "CLIMATIZE" July ?9 ton aboard research ship Brown Bear Plankton pinpoints flvh feed grounds by Rennie Taylor 910 TniTayv ' ‘y March of Science Phono's -Fi I 1 ’ 00 t Music 1 8 News Weather 8 Alfred Hitchcock I 1320 prepare net for plank- - Berg crewman Theater 4 Masteiflece 0:30 nd Richard Prof Oufhbert Love left 10:30 a 4 TV Playhouse 8 Theater yw ill 0 30 4 Dr Hudson 8 Highway Patrol 1000 4 Thl Is Your Music 8 Championship Bowling ISO Utah TV-l!i- 8:00 a 4:30 a i 0 00 Thtaler 4 Topper 8 Telephone direct cuttoe a You Asked For It 4 Man Agaimt Crime 8 1 spy 330 4 Roy Roger 8 Mar and the Story ' a call 100 00 Adventui Theater 4 Meet the Prea 8 Guest of Honor fi'ngnavbx - V T— NBC KSL-T- lUUoni Oy S 11:3d 4 Faith for Today 11:00 Noon a The Christopher 4 The Chrlstopheis t 11:30 5 Oral Robert 4 Youth Want to Know Armchair Adv 1:00 a The Lighted Window 8 Thl V— ABC T K WooJ Folding Doors Oak— Moksmmy— Pins— Oink EASY TO INSTAIl ad for flUE llttRAIUPE JOEL P PAULSON A CO HU 963 I 33rd So 23 |
