Regards Salmon A3 Precious Natural Resource

Atlantic salrmn have also be-

in the last 10 years the catch has fallen below the l.000.000 pounds which was the averau since the start of the century. Be-

I3l.000 Pounds.

Because- of the drop govern- ment officials state all regulations concerning salmon, both. present and future. will be enforced. POPOSE RESTRICTIONS

'At all costs." declares Charles l-"rt-n-mnt. superintendent of the game and fisheries department. "we must protect this species which enriches the rivers of the province.

Mr. Fremont feels the first step I: a government request that both commercial and sport fishermen restrict catches so a sufficient number of salmon will reach the spawning beds.

Another prime need is for un- dcrstanding of the year-round movements of Atlantic salmon so they can be taken at the most favorable times. and the enact- ment of regulations for their pro- ieetion.

Robert Boursssa. a biologist in the fisheries department. says the natural conditions of Quebec's Gaspe region and along the North Shore of the lower St. Lawrence are favorable to salmon propaga- tion. but that conservation steps must be taken if the salmon are not to disappear.

Prime causes of depleted runs are water pollution and destruc- tion of the natural habitant. An- other is heavy catches of the fish northeast Newfoundland. an area where they seem to gather before heading up the St. Law- rence to the spawning rivers.

000 of the total.

monhecatches. to to or 50

commercial

29.170 In 1954.

and north shore regions. commercial is

where their clubs are located.

Mr. Maheux believes

tributed it among men.

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the Atlantic salmon to the prov inee. About I) per cent or the .5. out 81.500300 brought in by m. fish is transferred into personal

sports fishing makes up 31300.. although the sporting angier's catch is about one-fifth of the commercial fish- crmsn's take. The average sports- man may Div 8150 for each sal- Thcy can run up I.

Commercial salmon fishing brings in 3450.000 annually. The province issues between I00 and lioenoes each year. But the number of athoms -six-foot lengths-of nets in use has dropped from 53.18 in 1051 to

This indication of diminishing interest in commercial fishing is explained by the lower catches and other lob opportunities now available through industrial and mining expansion in the Gsspe

Sport fishing clubs also pay fishes-me to stop ettlng near the mouths of rivers

these Hanges have not diminished the available catch but merely dis- fewer fisher-

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it's too bad it couldn't be framed andhung on'awsIl assvisual lesson for all aspiring pugllists. And so this one-man loan

pionship after handing it over to Parties who couldn't keep up the Payments.

ll "lllning title to this valu- lhli Property Robinson followed a blueprint he painstakingly had drawn in his training camp at Greenwood Lake. Any impromptu revisions he made at the last min- uta were incidental.

lie had practised pinpoint' Ill! Punches, anc himself "I000!-ad to get more power in Dlyoff blows.

,l'l' hid Plid speciaiattention to his left hand in camp. using it for lilihtnlng labs. and following Ibruntly with a vicious left book. The same book reduced Fullmer I” ' N19: lolly mass of helpless. WIVHIHI flesh. and the stout jabs more than once thwarted his op- ponent when he started one of his headlong. bullish rushes to get in

The fish is also prey to natural enemies-birds. and seals and eels which gobble salmon eggs. LONG TERM PROJECT

The provincial government has been working on salmon protec- tion for years. in 1949 Quebec joined the federal government and three other provinces-New Brunswick. Nova Scotia and New- foundland-'- a coordinated re- search and management pro- grain.

The province set up a marine biology station at Grande-Revlere in Gaspe. There migrations. pro- duction capacity of individual rivers. effects of commercial fish- ing. depletion by predators and water conditions were studied.

This summer these biologists will complete a detailed inventory of Quebec's salmon rivers. it will serve as the basis for all future work.

A study of salmon netting will also be completed this summer. The results will be used to deter- mine whether too many nets are

MANAGUA. Nicaragua (AP) - Presldent Luis Somosa and other Nicaraguan officials held emer- gency talks throughout the night Thursday on the first fatal clash reported in Nicarsgua's bitter bor- der dispute with Honduras.

Somosa. who took office Wednes- day for a six-year term. told an inauguration audience of 45,000 that Honduran forces had at- tacked the villsge of Mocoron in the frontier sane. killing 25 Nic- araguan soldiers. Officials later said 35 Nicaraguans had been killed. ..

Somoza said five Honduran-I planes strafed a Nicaraguan post during the attack.

A statement from the Honduran government in Tegucigslpa said Monoron had, been "recaptured" by Honduran forces.

Tension gripped Managua as ra- dio ” broadcast dsnuncia-

tions of Honduras far into the night and reported the names of volunteer. for military duty. Youths raced through the streets

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000.000 late for the only bout in sight right now which would at- tract tbat, kind of money.

He and the rugged welterweight champion. men Basilio, make a natural 1: .

DOUGLAS T0 CAMPAIGN

OTTAWA (CP) - Saskatchewan CCF Premier Douglas will cam-

paign in Oinsrio between May 18 "D4

and May 16 on behalf of CCF can- didates on the June 10 federal election. CCF headquarters sn- nounccd Friday. lie will speak at the Lakehead. Oshawa. Hamilton and Kirkland Lake.

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the Football League maintains that no Player shall be given a salary in ekcess of its a week.

Stanley Mathews. for finance,

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a rookie. !l'I!'l' PENALTY

SPORT FROM BRITAIN . l "The Football League Keeps

The penalty for disregartgcnlf the rule-and most clubs are cvsd to have ilouled it at some time or th -can be harsh. as Sunder- lsnd has discovered. The league r tly lined the hue-apending first division club u.ooo for

or - the - counter Pllments to players. barred its chairman from soccer for life. and indef- initely suspended five players. five of them key Sunderfand men. The four represented a L0!.0lll in- vlestnrllt in transfer fees by the c ub. . Duncan Edwards. the brlllsnt Manchesta United and England back who is rated the top money- earner in British soccer. draw just over v1i.l00 pounds this 1

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can reward uutsiandingpl-lnday IHUIY III the closing rounds.

comescartef'IntheothereasurI9”0Iml50IlPr0ducEsLIth0 I 17- lritflonttbe . , ' Candi" "wheel. The mu, province. 3": fuygle am". dis tenoverPunf.'bs'n”Ieentrovu:i-am. soccer players In hoping the players so genewusm they wiu' 1u.roundi:jiE(I:liIsi with a unanimous Machen. by contrast. Brew which lives most of its life in the VALUANI Aux? Never have we seen a cle . H. Mn” N. tn, Wm. I". run "en. uh. an. a nu”. R m” "t . new deal my "qt be wmem Wm) I comm. on. stronger as the end of the light sea but must return to treshwstert 50"" "M-0 0.? N" '"'c"''' hand, and mapped it with his,loft. cum "M, "4 mug, of the transfer of the garlea-t Ivhsisil """'Y low maximum W... ana'onl”.cth'5" 19”” i"'”'d I" W "C' ”””d'

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