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Fishermen without tackle will be sorely tantalized by a new fishing book just out, Waters of the Golden Trout Country (Putnam, $3.50). Author Charles McDermand spends half his time selling fishing equipment for Sears, Roebuck (at $55 a week) and the other half testing his equipment himself. Each summer, as...
During the war, when fishermen were scarce, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service went on stocking lakes and streams with its usual 7,000,000,000 fish and fish eggs a year. State hatcheries fed them on horse meat and liver (rainbow trout got an extra pinch of paprika for...
Victor Moore, who recently tried to give his dog a romp and got fined for unleashing it in Manhattan's Central Park (TIME, May 27), tried to go fishing and walked into an explosion. At Greenport, L.I., the portly comedian and Son Robert were tuning up the engines of...
Ed Stettinius Jr. and 14 other big names of politics, science and industry, serving as kind of visiting scoutmasters, will supply the "plus." A regular faculty will prepare the boys for college; Stettinius & Co. will "prepare them for life." Each of the 15 big-name visitors has promised to spend...
As he remembered it (in his journal): "I had no vices but was thoughtless and pensive, fond of shooting, fishing and riding ... as active and agile as a buck." He married a girl named Lucy and opened' a general store in Henderson, Ky., which flopped from the first. Audubon...