. Commercial fisheries review. Fisheries; Fish trade. September 1955 COMMERCIAL FISHERIES REVIEW 77 1. Fishing With an Outboard, being produced cooperatively with Johnson and Evinrude Divisions of Outboard, Marine and Manufacturing Company. 2. Shrimp Tips from New Orleans, being produced cooperatively with the Peelers Company of New Orleans, La., manufacturers of shrimp peeling and deveining equipment, 3. Film on standards of fish sticks ajid other breaded fishery products-- title not yet selected. 4. General interest film on the Nutritive Value of Fish. In order to meet the heavy demands for
. Commercial fisheries review. Fisheries; Fish trade. September 1955 COMMERCIAL FISHERIES REVIEW 77 1. Fishing With an Outboard, being produced cooperatively with Johnson and Evinrude Divisions of Outboard, Marine and Manufacturing Company. 2. Shrimp Tips from New Orleans, being produced cooperatively with the Peelers Company of New Orleans, La., manufacturers of shrimp peeling and deveining equipment, 3. Film on standards of fish sticks ajid other breaded fishery products-- title not yet selected. 4. General interest film on the Nutritive Value of Fish. In order to meet the heavy demands for these pictures from business, educational, and civic groups, the Service is now dis- tributing its films through more than 100 film libraries. Before the end of the year it is antici- pated that this number will be increased to Members of the fishing in- dustry interested in borrowing prints of the pictures can do so by addressing their requests to the Branch of Commercial Fish- eries, Fish and Wildlife Service, U. S. Department of the Interior, Washington 25, D. C. Many of the films have also been cleared for television show- ing. More detailed information is available in Fishery Leaflet Shooting a scene for the 16 mm. motion picture Fishing with an Out- 255 which is also available from board being produced cooperatively by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife . ,-, 'aprvir p Service and Johnson and Evinrude Divisions of Outboard, Marine and Manufacturing South Carolina FISHERIES BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH PROGRESS, APRIL-JUNE 1955: Oyster Research: Continuing the taxonomic study on the boring sponge and their affect on oysters by the State of South Carolina's Bears Bluff Laboratories, a collecting trip was made aboard the 40-foot research vessel from Bears Bluff northward to the San- tee River, to collect samples of sponged oysters. The trip extended from April 12 through April 15. Specimens were collected in as many environments as possible. Oysters in the South Santee River
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