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Columbia River
Fishery Program
Recommended
Portland - (UPB- A record
breaking number of delegates
to the 39th annual convention
of the Western Association of
Fish and Game Commission
ers here today heard recom
mendations compiled by the
Interior Department of a re
view of the Columbia River
Fishery Development pro
gram. The report was prepared
for delivery by Ross L. Leff
ler, assistant Secretary of the
Interior, but he was detained
in Washington, D. C, and it
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was read by John I. Hodges,
chief of the branch of Co
lumbia River Fisheries, bu
reau of commercial fisheries.
Recommendations
The recommendations in
cluded:
That stream improvement
activities be expanded above
McNary dam, including
stream clearance, laddering of
falls and diversion screening.
That further hatchery con
stn etion under the develop
ment program be deferred for
"the time being" pending de
termination of the effective
ness of the lower river hatch
ery program, and until the
more serious fish diseases are
brought under control.
That greater emphasis be
placed on research, particu
larly in fish disease, nutrition
and program appraisal. "
The program, ' administered
by the Fish and Wildlife Serv
ice, is a coordinated effort of
the fish and game agencies of
Oregon, Washington, Idaho
and the Service.
Spawning Conditions
Leffler also said the fish
ery problem would not be
licked "simply by solving the
fish passage problem." He
added: "It will be of little
avail to pass the salmon and
steelhead without being as
sured of means of maintaining
essential spawning and rear
ing conditions, through either
natural or artificial methods,
for perpetuation of the re
source." More than 570 delegates
from the 11 western states,
Alaska and Hawaii and ' the
provinces of Alberta and Brit
ish Columbia . were here for
the sessions.
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Student Plagued
By Scholarships
St. Paul, Minn. -(DPB-Bill
Delehanty, fresh out of St.
Thomas College, has a unique
problem: By next fall he must
decide how to use $8,200 in
graduate scholarships. 1
Bill earned the scholarships
while compiling a record of
almost aU "A's" in a liberal
arts course that emphasized
history, foreign languages and
debate.
He can , read, write and
speak French and Latin. He
had two years of Greek and
German. He won 70 per cent
of his debates over a three
year period and received the
St. Thomas "Mr. Tommy"
award as the senior who best
represented the school's
ideals.
Tentatively, Bill plans to
solve his scholarship dilemma
this way: He will enter Yale
as an Overbrook Fellow to
study history next fall using
funds from the Woodrow Wil
son Fellowship.
. In the fall of 1960, he will
continue at Yale for his mas
ter's degree using a Danforth
scholarship. Later, he will
work for a doctorate, by
which he hopes to be teaching
at some small college.
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Kindergarten Level
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Minneapolis-flJPD-Dean Ath-
elstan Spilhaus, University of
Minnesota professor and critic
of modern education has sug
gested starting homework at
the kindergarten level to pre
pare the children for higher
education.
Spilhaus said the kinder
garten pupil could be given
some simple task such as
bringing some item to school
the next day. The tasks would
become more complex as the
child moved from grade to
grade and would prepare him
for the work load of higher
education.
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