import Laws Heeded
To Save Fisheries
Washington (IP) Two
js?nators and three represen
tatives from Washington
State said Wednesday that
the only hope for saving Am
erican fisheries in the North
Pacific lies in import legisla
tion. Sen. Warren G. Magnuson,
Henry M. Jackson, and Rep.
Don Magnuson, all Demo
crats, and Reps. Thor C. Tol
lefson and Tom Pelly, both
Republicans, reached the con
clusion after learning recent
negotiations between Ameri
ca and Japan failed to estab
lish any suitable agreement
by which the Japanese would
tfrain from catching North
American stocks.
In 1957, the Japanese
taught approximately the
same number of mature Bris
tol Bay red salmon as caught
by American fishermen. In
addition, the Japanese
caught approximately one
million immature red salmon
which would otherwise have
become a part of this year's
run, the legislators said.
George Johnson, represent
ing Pacific Northwest fisher
men, told the senators and
conservation requirements re
strict the American fleet to
to days of fishing per week
t&is season. At the same time
h said, the Japanese fleet,
fishing the same stock of fish
be unrestricted as to the
Aays of operation.
Johnson said such a conser
vation measure makes it near
ly impossible for Pacific
Northwest fishermen to op-
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erate. Therefore, he added,
regulations will bring the
American industry to the
brink of bankruptcy in order
to conserve fish which will
be caught by the Japanese.
ibs Fractured
By Hard Coughing
Research Shows
. By DELOS SMITH
United Press Science Editor
New York (IP) A suspi
cion is current that more
people break ribs by violent
coughing than doctors, know
or medical text books believe
is possible.
The suspicion originated in
the University of Texas post
graduate school of medicine,
San Antonio, which has been
troubled with a man who
coughed rib fractures not
once but three times in eight
years.
The trouble was that a rou
tine chest x-ray did not re
veal the fracture the first
time; the man was said to
have pleurisy and so the
break healed on its own un
aided. Special x-rays reveal
ed the other breaks.
On this basis, Dr. Bernard
T. Fein of the school's Santa
Rosa hospital warned col
leagues that unsuspected and
undetected rib fractures can
masquerade as pleurisy. He
urged rib-aimed x-rays where
there had been violent cough
ing followed by unexplained
chest pain.
His man was a chronic
asthmatic and asthma is a
disease of violent coughing as
well as of wheezing and
gasping. But the man has no
calcuim or betabolic disease;
presumably his ribs are as
solid of composition as any
one's which jShows what a
king-sized cough can do.
Fein indicated in 1 re
porting to the American
Academy of Allergy that
his faith in medical texts on
the subject of asthmatic
coughing and the ribs, had
been shattered. Only two
cases of asthmatics fracturing
a rib with a cough have been
reported and there had nev
er been a previous report of
one asthmatic fracturing ribs
more than once.
His inference was that
there was bound to have been
other cases and the chances
were the painful results had
been termed pleurisy and na
ture took its slow but bene
ficial course. But look at the
force a cough can apply to
the ribs.
As early as 1834 an aston
ished physician reported that
a patient had fractured a rib
with a cough. Since then rib
fractures resulting from the
coughs of tuberculosis, pneu
monia, whooping cough, and
even pregnancy have been described.
Washington (IPI en. Rich
ard L. Neuberger (D-Ore.) said
Thursday he had been advised
that a special subcommittee
of the Senate Judiciary Com
mittee had been formed to
consider a bill to pay $184,101
to Oregon for fire fighting
costs of Bureau of Land Man
agement lands during the 1951
Vincent creek forest fire.
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Feeding the Family
By ZOLA VINCENT
Food Editor
Bananas are our west coast's
number one fruit import. Per
haps because we grow and ex
port practically every other
known fruit except pineapples
and papaya. Imports and ex
ports are important news right
how as we celebrate World
Trade Week. We agree with
their slogan "You live better
through world trade." We like
banana and suggest you have
a banana today.
Banana Theme
Let's bake bananas for a
change. Use all yellow or
slightly green-tipped bananas.
For each 4 servings, place 4
firm bananas in well-greased
baking dish. Brush well with
butter or margarine and sprin
kle lightly with salt.' Bake in a
moderate, 375 degree, oven 15
to 18 minutes or until bananas
are tender, easily pierced with
& fork.
Serve baked bananas hot as
a vegetable or as a dessert
with cream, syrup or a hot
fruit sauce. When browning is
desired, put under broiler heat
for a minute or two.
Sour Cream Bananas
To serve as a vegetable, top
each hot banana with sour
cream, sprinkle with paprika.
To serve as a hot dessert, top
each banana with sour cream,
sprinkle with sugar, nutmeg
or cinnamon.
Applesauced Banana
Spread bananas evenly from
tip to tip with applesauce or
apple butter, using Va cup for
each banana. Bake as above.
Serve as a hot dessert.
Curried Bananas
Pour IV2 cups of your fa
vorite curry sauce over ba
nanas. Bake as above. Serve
with rice, pork, lamb, chicken,
duck or shrimp. .
Other good baked bapana
ways include spreading lightly
with brown sugar or baking in
hot orange juice with grated
orange rind added.
Lamb Shoulder Roast
Plentiful, fine-flavored, rea
sonably priced lamb shoulder
makes an excellent pot roast.
Rub shoulder with cut clove
or garlic, then with salt.
Brown well in kettle. Add Vt
cup water, 1 teaspoon salt, V
cup chopped celery, V2 cup
chopped onions, 1 cup cooked
tomatoes and Vi teaspoon chili
powder. Ginger adds a zesty
flavor, too. Cover and cook
slowly over low heat or in a
moderate oven. A 4 pound
shulder will take about 2Vz
hours.
Brunswick Stew
This is a brand new notion
as far as we are concerned
Friends served it recently and
everyone thought it was great.
It can be done with 2 pounds
boneless cubed beef or veal
but it is .unusual and delicious
when done" with a 4 pound or
so stewing chicken to serve
eight. -
1 4-pound chicken, cutup
1 cup flour ).
A cup salad oil
Vz cup chopped onion
3 cups canned tomatoes
1 cup water
IVi tablespoons salt
1 tablespoon Worcestershire
sauce
Vi teaspoon cayenne
2 teaspoons sugar
3 cups fresh or 1 can
whole kernel corn
3 cups cooked or
1 can lima beans. '
Wash chicken and dry thor
oughly. Put flour in paper bag.
Place chicken in bag and
shake well to coat each piece.
Heat salad oil in deep heavy
kettle. Saute chicken until
light brown. Add onions and
cook, stirring occasionally un
til onions are clear. Add toma
toes, water and seasonings.
Cover and simmer until meat
is almost tender. At this point
you can, if you prefer, remove
chicken from stew; bone, skin
and cut chicken in fairly large
pieces. Add corn and lima
beans and continue cooking
until Vegetables are tender.
Serve hot.
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frozen cut corn and a package
of frozen okra until pieces can
be broken apart..
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pieces and fry in skillet until
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Is That So?
By EUGENE BURNS
Ranger-Naturalist
Marrakesh. May 23 Via
TWA The Kutubiya minaret
towers 221 feet above one of
the most extraordinary mar
ket places in the world.
It is filled with snake
charmers, sorcerers and sales
men that would make our
sharpest book-agents blush.
And yet it is filled with re
markable things, as many of
you probably know from gifts
sent home by relatives or
friends at our great air base
outside the city.
Marrakesh is the center of a
great agricultural area whose
size is best indicated by the
fact that the date palm forest
on the nearby plain covers no
less than 35,000 acres.
To most Americans one date
is pretty much like another.
We eat them mainly in the
holiday season. But in stroll
ing along the edge of the date
forest, I learned from my
guide that Arab date growers
tend to swear by the virtues
of their own trees just as our
apple orchardists do.
There are hundreds of vari
ties of dates of various shapes
and sizes. The colors range
from golden brown to black.
Some are so syrupy and rich
they must be eaten as soon as
rine. Others will keep for
years.
The best kind, my guide
told me confidentially, come
from Tunis, on the edge of the
Sahara. The place is the Beled
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and the parent stock of the
dates we raise in the United
States in Arizona and south
ern California he said were
transplanted mainly from that
area. -
As I listened and watched a
line of palms turn black
against the reddening sunset
sky, I saw a silvery gray rat
run up one of the trees. The
guide grinned when I pointed
it out to him. .
The rats are fond of dates,
too, and because that is their
main diet in a palm forest or
on an oasis, they are consid
ered good eating also. As a re
sult, the rats are harvested
along with the dates . and
grilled on the spot.
The idea came as something
of a shock to me, but when I
recalled the developing mar
ket in the states for canned
muskrat meat, the . thought
wasn't bothersome at all.
Palm rats, considering their
diet, should be even better
than muskrats that live on
shellfish as well as subaquatic
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Dartmouth College' indoor
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(63i laps to a mile) with a
60-yard straight-away. ,
f Ik Lake Frozen Over;
No Parking Space
Bend (IB Deschutes Na
tional forest headquarters
here reported Thursday that
Elk lake in the high Cas
cades was still frozen over and
that week end fishermen
should not include it in their
plans. There is no parking
space on the road into the
lake. i
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Does
Your Family, Inc.
have an '
annual report?
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look at your family'as a business.
For instance, businesses set aside money each year
to meet their future needs. Your family should, too,
because you'll have a lot of future needs . . . college
educations for the children ... a new house ... a
retirement fund.
You might call the money you'll need for these things
a reserve for future' operating expenses. And you should
start building that reserve right now.
One of the best ways to do this is by regular purchase
of U. S. Savings Bonds. They're a safe, sure invest
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Savings Bonds are absolutely Indestructible, rf stolen,
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And now they're better than ever. Every U. S.
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So this year look at your family's finances with a'
businessman's eye. And make it your New Year's
Resolution to start building a fund for the future! by
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