Fisheries Commission To
Review Status, Condition
The status and condition of the
principal marine fisheries of the
West Coast will be reviewed by
the Pacific Marine Fisheries Com
mission at its annual meeting in
Portland, Oregon. The meeting will
be held at the Sheraton Hotel
on November 13. 14 and 13. 1963.
The Commission cordially invites
participation by all persons and
organizations interested in the ma
rine, commercial and recreational
fisheries of the Pacific Coast.
The meeting will open at 1:30
p.m., November 13. and is expected
to terminate by late afternoon. No
vember 15. A detailed agenda will
be available at the meeting; how
ever, the 1963 West Coast Marine
Fisheries are scheduled for a gen
eral review on November 13.
Following this' session, there
will be detailed discussions of reg
ulation, research and management
of the individual fisheries of in
terstate concern. There will be an
opportunity for interested persons
to present recommendations. The
Commission will take action on
proposals and recommendations
! during the sessions on November
15.
The Commission’s Advisory
Committee will meet in Portland
on November 12 to consider spe
cific proposals for subsequent
Commission action. Persons wish
ing to submit proposals or resolu
tions for consideration at the an
nual meeting are requested to sub
mit them in writing to the Pacific
Marine Fisheries Commisson of
fice, 741 State Office Building,
Portland, Oregon, 97201.
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30 Curb Smoking
Habit at Clinic
By MICHAEL KEATING
BUFFALO, N.Y. I/F — After 15
; years and 109,500 cigarettes, I have
j quit smoking.
So have 29 other men — all of
us taking part in an experimental
• stop-smoking clinic that bolsters i
will power with drugs and psv
j chology.
The clinic has been under way
for a month and I have not had a
cigarette since it began. Desire
for one is almost negligible. A
month ago it dominated me. Al
though clinic doctors are withhold
ing final judgment on their work
until six months have passed, my
mind is made up — Roswell Park
Memorial Institute has a technique
that helps a smoker stop without
too much of a wrench.
Of the 60 men who started in
the clinic a month ago, 30 no long
er are smoking, 19 have reduced
their smoking by at least half, one
man has cut back less than half,
and 10 others dropped out.
When the clinic began, Dr.
Charles A. Ross, the director, said
that if 50 per cent quit smoking
for six months he would consider
the clinic a success.
Besides will power, the clinic
employs the psychology of group
action and two drugs — one to
substitute for nicotine, the other
to control appetite, which often
increases sharply in the absence of
smoking.
Drugs were given for the first
two weeks to 30 of the men. Other
30 received imitations. Neither the
doctors nor the participants know
who received the drugs. This in
formation is contained in a code
that will not be broken until the
six months have passed.
Ross thinks that at least some
of the men quit without benefit
| of the drug — lobeline, which
! stimulates the nervous system as
! does nicotine.
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Pack (>3 Cubs
Get Earned Awards
I Cub Scout Pack 63 held the first
i pack meeting of the year in the
Multipurpose Room on Friday,
; Oct. 18. The themes of the month
I were Fire Prevention and Make
Believe.
Joel Bachelder, with guards Joey
and Jamey Towner, conducted the
flag ceremony. Two five minute
films on “Smokey the Bear,” em
phasizing fire prevention were
shown.
Den 2 put on an attractive mu
sical skit, Den 3 depicted Smo
key the Bear, and Den 4 had a
hilarious make believe skit.
Den 2 and Den 4 tied for the
Parent attendance award. Cub
master Tom Tungwenuk expressed
appreciation for the work Mr. and
Mrs. Bachelder have given for sev
eral years.
The Bachelders have resigned,
as they are leaving next month for
the Outside. Appreciation was
also expressed for the help Mrs.
Don Brucknor has given as tem
porary den mother.
Daniel Bachelder received his
webelos badge. Then he and Reg
gie Tungwenuk were welcomed
into Boy Scout Troop 63 by Scout
master Don Bruckner. John Doyle
received his Bob Cat pin. A Bear
Badge went to Johnnie Adsuna.
A Lion gold arrow went to Timmy
Amundsen, who has moved to Cali
fornia. Two Silver Wolf arrows
went to Kavik Hahn. Four Silver
Bear arrows each went to Joey
and Jamey Towner.
A large and interesting display
of achievements and electives were
enjoyed by the many parents and
visitors attending.
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additional year or subscription
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Seagoing Automation
Oil is where you find it, and !
that is most often a long way from \
the final consumer or the corner
gas station. Transportation is done
with pipelines, tankers, river
barges, tank cars and tank trucks
— and it is reportedly done so ef
fectively that a gallon of oil can
be sent from Texas to New York
for less than a post card.
A recently completed tanker
marks a departure from conven
tional design. Construction and
operating economies result from the
ship's having no midship bridge or
superstructure. All controls and
machinery are centralized at the
stern and the four diesel engines
developing 17,000 shaft horsepow
er will be controlled directly from
the tanker’s bridge, eliminating
the usual engine room telegraph
system. The ship will be reversed
by changing the pitch of the pro
pellers instead of reversing the
engines, the first time such a sys
this size. The 52,000 ton ship, car
rying as much as 430,000 barrels
of gasoline, is capable of making
164 h knots.
LONDON (#i — Great Britain
has approved a loan for replacing
her aging lady of the seas, the
transAtlantic liner “Queen Mary.’’
The Queen Mary was launched in
1934 and will be succeeded by a
liner two-thirds her size.
The loan announced today in
London is for over $49 million to
the Cunard Steamship Company.
This ends a long period of doubt as j
to whether a new ocean queen |
would ever be built.
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MILE 48
Ignatius Annoyol pleaded guilty
to a drunk in public charge and
was socked with $20.
Morris Thompson followed suit
on a disorderly conduct charge.
Roy Kenick was charged with
drinking while a minor, and given
a $25 fine, which was suspended.
NEW YORK OP — The United
Nations General Assembly has re
jected a new attempt to seat Red
China in the U.N. The vote on the
Albanian-Cambodian proposal was
41 in favor, 57 against and 12 ab
staining.
It was the 14th successive year
in which the Red China issue had
been sidetracked or in which the
Assembly had voted outright to
keep out the Peking regime.
Today’s vote came after a week
long debate.
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