Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, November 29, 1956, Page 15, Image 15

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    Salem, Oregon, Thursday,
Fisheries Unit
Urges Salmon
Netting Curbs
Biggest Problem Ever
Before Commission,
Says Chairman
SAN FRANCISCO 11 Ameri
can and Canadian fishermen have
so effectively used the Japanese
gill net method of catching deep
sea salmon that curbs against the
practice are being sought'' lest the
salmon population be depleted.
The Pacific Maritime Fisheries
Commission ended a three-day
meeting Wednesday by passing a
resolution which urged the United
States and Canada to negotiate an
agreement to ban' or curb dras
tically the use of gill nets in off
shore salmon fishing.
"This is the biggest problem
ever to come before the commis
sion," said Chairman Robert J.
Schoettler of Seattle, who heads
Washington's Department of Fish
eries. Before this year gill nets were
considered suitable only for fish
ing in streams.
The resolution, said the PMFC,
which consists of state fisheries
officials of the three coastal states
and advisers from the industry,
should be consulted during nego
tiations on the ban and said after
details are worked out it would
submit bills to the respective state
legislatures for enactment at their
next session. ... -
The commission meeting was
attended by around 100 repre
sentatives of the fishing industry
from the three coastal states, plus
observers from Canada and Alas
ka. Heated debate preceded adop-i
tion of the .resolution against gill
nets.
Another resolution opened the
way to informal talks with Cana
da on adopting a uniform trolling
season on Chinook salmon, to open
April 15 and Sept. 30. Canada has
a year round open season, while
California's season opens May 1.
Washington and Oregon already
observe the dates sought in the
resolution.
Harry McCool, vice president of
the Washington Fishermen's Co
operative Assn., said that until
agreement can be reached with
Canada he would urge the Wash
ington Legislature to permit fish
ermen in his state to begin troll
ing March 15. He said Washing
ton fishermen want an equal
chance as well as equal conser
vation. Schoettler was succeeded as
chairman by Robert L. Jones,
Oregon fisheries " commissioner.
New vice chairman, taking over
from Jones, is Richard S. Croker,
California Fish and Game Dept.
of Fisheries chief. Schoettler be
comes secretary of the commis
sion. --.
Drugstores to
Ban All Mags
BATAVIA, Ohio ( Three drug
stores have decided to ban all
magazines from their stands.
Paul Blocher, owner of a phar
macy here, said that Hartman s
Pharmacy in nearby Amelia and
Colonel's Pharmacy in nearby
Withamsville, had joined him in
barring magazines.
Blocher was quoted as saying
many magazines were not suitable
for juvenile reading but that they
had to be bought by the stores so
other publications would become
available.
The three stores will replace the
magazines with children's books
and games, Blocher said.
2 Dogs Guard
This Postman
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, m -Postman
William Van der Veen
has two big reasons for standing
apart from fellow mall carriers
who complain about dogs.
Rex and Rockie, a pair of box
ers owned by residents along Van
der Veen's route, meet the post
man when he alights from a bus
to start his deliveries. They're his
bodyguards throughout the day.
"I don't get even so much as a
growl anymore," Van der Veen
said.
Court Restrains
Picket Picketer
OKLAHOMA CITY W-An Okla
homa City labor organization went
to court to stop a picket from
picketing its picket.
The Building and Construction
Trades Council complained in fed
eral court that a spare picket
showed up at a construction proj
ect here and began loiiowing one
of its own sign-bearers.
Council attorneys said Dennis
Boyles, not further identified, had
ordered the man to trail the coun
cil picket, carrying a sign saying:
"Forced Labor Tactics are Com
munistic." And this amounts to "an a.-t of
violence. Intending to incite
riot," attorneys argued.
Judge W. Ft. Wallace issued a
temporary, restraining order halt
ing the picket picketer.
CIGAR'S INFLUENCE TELLING
UNION C1TV, N.J. (VP) A
magistrate fined Chester Bronskj.
32. $25 Wednesday for "being un
der the influence of a cigar."
Bronski had pleaded innocent to a
reckless driving charge and
claimed smoking a cigar after four
beers made him dizzy and his
driving erratic.
New Zealand has S3 daily news
papers, five of which have circu
lation exceeding 50.000. The pop
ulation of New Zealand is slightly
mat than two million.
November 29, 1956
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