. Commercial fisheries review. Fisheries; Fish trade. September 1955 COMMERCIAL FISHERIES REVIEW 43 The Japanese fishing vessel Sassyu-Maru arrived in Pago Pago on April 21 to join the fishing fleet there supplying the American Samoa cannery with tuna for canning. The vessel left Shimizu, Japan, on March 10 and fished enough inSamoan waters to bring in 48 tons as its initial trip to the cannery. California "FISH OF THE MONTH" PROMOTION PROGRAM IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA: To increase consumption of fishery products in Southern California, the Southern California Fisheries Association has
. Commercial fisheries review. Fisheries; Fish trade. September 1955 COMMERCIAL FISHERIES REVIEW 43 The Japanese fishing vessel Sassyu-Maru arrived in Pago Pago on April 21 to join the fishing fleet there supplying the American Samoa cannery with tuna for canning. The vessel left Shimizu, Japan, on March 10 and fished enough inSamoan waters to bring in 48 tons as its initial trip to the cannery. California "FISH OF THE MONTH" PROMOTION PROGRAM IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA: To increase consumption of fishery products in Southern California, the Southern California Fisheries Association has instituted a "Fish of the Month" advertising program, which will feature a variety in plentiful supply during each month of the year. The Association has joined the U. S. Department of Agriciilture and the U. S, Fish & Wildlife Serv- ice in promoting the greater use of the more plentiful Halibut is the first Fish of the Month" selected for July. Alsofea- tured in releases featuring halibut as the "Fish of the Month' are rock- fish fillets, true cod fillets, and sole fillets. Newspaper food editors in Southern California will be provided with infor- mation regarding the various species, and recipes for fresh and frozen fish and shellfish. Radio and TV food shows will be contacted for their support in the pro- motion of greater fish consumption. Trade associations and related industry repre- sentatives are also being contacted. Whenever possible, the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service will coordinate its ac- tivities with the Southern California Fisheries Association, lending Government pro- motional support to the promotion of fish where it coincides with Southern California marketing conditions. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ SARDINE STOCKS ESTIMATED LIGHT: There are fewer adult sardines off the Pacific Coast of North Annerica today than were caught by commercial fishermen in the 1936/37 season, the Marine Research Commit- tee has estimated, Cali- fornia Department
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