ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS OF FISHERY LITERATURE 

 ADDITIONAL LISTINGS, 1958 



by 

 Leslie W. Scattergood 

 U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service 

 Boothbay Harbor, Maine 



INTROIXJCTION 



This report is a continuation of a series begun by W. M. Chapman 

 during his association with the Washington State Department of Fisheries. 

 The series was initiated to provide fishery investigators with informa- 

 tion on the amount and availability of English translations of fishery 

 literature. 



The first two sections of this series have been issued by the 

 Washington Department of Fisheries, Fishermen's Terminal, Seattle 99^ 

 Washington, and copies may be obtained on request to that agency. The 

 third, fourth, fifth, and sixth reports, undertaken with the cooperation 

 of the above agency, were published by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Ser- 

 vice as Special Scientific Report--Fi8heries Nos. 35, 72, I76, and 227 

 and are available from the Washington office of the Service. 



Those who wish to contribute to future issues may send their trsms- 

 latlon references to the Department of the Interior Library, Washington 

 25, D. C. The necessary bibliographic infonnation on each translation 

 should be submitted as follows: 



1 . Author 



2. Date 



3. Title in the original language, if the English alphabet is 

 used; otherwise, a direct trsuislation into English rather 

 than transliteration into the English alphabet in such cases 

 as Japanese, Russian, etc. 



k. Name of the journal, series, or institution responsible for 

 the publication, if contained in a serial. 



5. Volume, number of pages, and place and date of printing (the 

 latter to be given if it is not the same as the date of the 

 article or serial). 



6. Name of traxislator and translator's address (when possible). 

 6. Whether translation is complete or partiaJ.. 



8, Number of pages of translation. 



9. Where the translation may be obtained and the cost, if any. 



As in the previous six sections, the compiler does not assiome 

 responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of the translation 

 references. In all cases, the treuaslations of the publications are 

 assumed to be complete, unless otherwise indicated. 



