. Commercial fisheries review. Fisheries; Fish trade. November 1952 COMMERCIAL FISHERIES REVIEW SCAP regulations, forcing the motherships and their catcher boats out into more distant and less thoroughly-explored grounds. This policy would seem likely to have a discouraging effect on small-scale raothership enterprises like the ninth expedition, but it does not appear to have held back the big operators, as is ev- idenced by the fact that in the first summer season after the ratification of the Peace Treaty both the Nippon Suisan and the Taiyo Gyogyo companies sent large fleets into Southeast
. Commercial fisheries review. Fisheries; Fish trade. November 1952 COMMERCIAL FISHERIES REVIEW SCAP regulations, forcing the motherships and their catcher boats out into more distant and less thoroughly-explored grounds. This policy would seem likely to have a discouraging effect on small-scale raothership enterprises like the ninth expedition, but it does not appear to have held back the big operators, as is ev- idenced by the fact that in the first summer season after the ratification of the Peace Treaty both the Nippon Suisan and the Taiyo Gyogyo companies sent large fleets into Southeast Asian waters. This region—the Celebes, Banada, and Flores Seas and the eastern Indian Ocean—proved to have rich tuna grounds as was shown by Japanese explorations before and during World War II. It will be interesting to see whether the results of this latest expansion of the high seas tuna fishery will be sufficiently rewarding to make mothership-type operations a permanent fea- ture of the Japanese tuna industry. LITERATURE CITED EGO, KENJI AND OTSU, TAMIO 1952. JAPANESE TUNA-MOTHERSHIP OPERATIONS IN THE WESTERN EQUATORIAL PACIFIC OCEAN (jUNE 1950 TO JUNE 1951). FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, COMMERCIAL FISHER- IES REVIEW, VOL. 14, NO. 6 (jUNE 1952), PP. 1-19 (alsO AVAILABLE AS SEPARATE NO. 315). SHIMADA, BELL M. 1951. JAPANESE TUNA-MOTHERSHIP OPERATIONS IN THE WESTERN EQUATORIAL PACIFIC OCEAN. >^ISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, COMMERCIAL FISHERIES REVIEW, VOL. 13, NO. 6 (jUNE 1951), PP. 1-26 (also AVAILABLE AS .SEPARATE NO. 284).. PARTIAL LIST OF MANUFACTURERS OF FISHING GEAR AND ACCESSORIES A Partial List of Manufacturers of Fishing Gear and Accessories, Fish- ery Leaflet 195, was recently revised by the Service's Branch of Commercial Fisheries. This list gives the names and addresses of sources of supply of automatic steering devices, baskets, oiled or rubber clothing, depth sounders, direction finders, diving equipment, oyster and scallop dredges, floats, gill-net
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