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2 C THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1962 MEEFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON rrj lj Owl Cbj IIjlI IInl Una lift! Fk3 rmi na nsi EUIkM liVlfM VVirtV HVIf BVirsl ntj fw jfror f&Jj IF PT ROA USDA CHOICE OR SWIFT PREMIUM ALL CUTS INCLUDING ROUND BONE Closely Trimmed of All Excess Fat and Bene Yvl iwi aYri W&m I V i I If' PRINCESS - Porllanda Mad ison High school has chosen Florida-bom Mary Kathryn Bruno, above, for lis Rose Festival princess. The willowy 17-year-old is live feet seven inches tall and is a brunette with brown eyes. (UPI) Airplanes Used To Locate Fish, Aid Hatcheries By HARRY W. FRANTZ United Press International Washington -(UPD- Use of airplanes to locale schools of ish has become an Important tid to commercial fisheries In the United States. About' 70 planes are being used to turn up concentrations ot fish and lead fishing fleets to them, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife service. James L. Squire Jr., former director of the North Atlantic Exploratory Fishing base at Gloucester, Mass., said plane spotting has been so success ful that it probablj would be expanded substantially, with helicopters ultimately replac 4kg light planes now being used. He said use of aircraft to find fish had greatly reduced the search time of the fishing vessels. Besides the time f. tor, planes have the advant age of being able to observe schooling fish below itie stir iace. The expanded use of all'. craft resulted from develop. ment of more reliable engines and radio equipment. Planes are being used for fish spotting in these areas: Alaska, for salmon: Pacific west coast, for sardine, mack' ercl, bonlto, sea bass, barra cuda, anchovy and tuna; Gulf of Mexico, for menhaden. Maine sardine, bluejack her ring, swordflsh and bluefin tuna. Maine herring usually may he spotted from the air at dusk when they rise from the bottom and migrate toward inshore areas. Olf the Southern Califor nia coast, the air observers locale sardine and olher pel agic schooling species by the Inmincsccne at night of plank ionic organisms. A phenomenon known to fishermen as "fire in the wat er" is caused when the plank Ion agitate schooling fish, It is obscrverbable only at night. "Night aerial spotllng op erations have been a common practice in California for the past five years," Squire said. "Night-and-day operations ranging 125 miles or more in to the offshore areas are con ducted, using single-engine light aircraft. Such planes used primarily for tuna spot ting are capable of flights of 1 i hours or more." Most of the airplanes are equipped with wheels and can be operated only from land airports. But crafl equip ped with pontoons are com monly found in the Gulf of Mexico menhaden fishery and the main herring fishery. Students Complete 1,000-Mile Run Corvallis - aw - Thirty-five Oregon Stale University stu dents completed a 1,000-mile marathon run here lhl morn ing as a special national phy sical fitness week demonstra tion. The men from llagnll Thorn Dormitory passed the 1,000 mile mark and hailed at 1:1ft a m., five days, 1.1 hours and If) minutes after they began. Original calculations called for the finish at 3 a.m., but by shortening relays and Increas ing speed they made the earlier finish. On the last lap around the OSU Intramural field all 35 runners were in action, the "anchor man" car rying a lighted torch. The students figured they lost a collective total of about 100 pounds In body weight during the marathon and av riagcrt 7.5 miles per hour. skidless wmi S HARP CHEDDAR GROUND BEEF ORANGE TOILET DRINK TISSUE ARDEN'S GUEST RANCH Throw Away Carton hf1C R0ll 11 C GALLONS ""ua x PACK U 2 CANNED FOOD STOCK UP SALE! 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