The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 88National Geographic Society, 1945 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 277
... months from October 1 to May 31 ( cost of ice for the other four months comes from the joint share ) ; also the mate's bonus and the cook's bonus . The owner , out of his 40 percent share of the net proceeds , pays the captain a commis ...
... months from October 1 to May 31 ( cost of ice for the other four months comes from the joint share ) ; also the mate's bonus and the cook's bonus . The owner , out of his 40 percent share of the net proceeds , pays the captain a commis ...
Page 290
... months , and in summer lobsters are stored to meet the winter demand . The industry has expanded rapidly in Maine in the last few years , al- though fewer than 5,000 fishermen accounted for the 1944 catch . Commissioner Arthur R ...
... months , and in summer lobsters are stored to meet the winter demand . The industry has expanded rapidly in Maine in the last few years , al- though fewer than 5,000 fishermen accounted for the 1944 catch . Commissioner Arthur R ...
Page 481
... months of wholehearted strug- gle , these pioneer sons of pioneers had their ups and downs . Splendid stands of vegetables were gobbled up by locusts . Film on which their triumphs were to be recorded did not fit their cameras ...
... months of wholehearted strug- gle , these pioneer sons of pioneers had their ups and downs . Splendid stands of vegetables were gobbled up by locusts . Film on which their triumphs were to be recorded did not fit their cameras ...
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