Arizona republican., 1920-11-01
(sy Frederic j. H.skin.)

Boston. Mass, Oct. 2s.-Our far in land cities. that scarcely know the taste of fresh salt water fish. are soon to enjoy the same fishy advantages as any part of the New England coast
 Big business. which has at last in vaded the fishing industry. has devel- oped a practical way of keeping fish in fresh condition without ice for two weeks and even longer Sample shipments sent from Boston to Chica go and Indianapolis arrived in excellent condition. Fish were sent even to Denver and then back to Boston and were pronounced perfectly fresh at Denver and at the end Of the journey. The men who are thus experimenting with the supposedly impossible are grouped into corporation with head quarters here in Boston. They have the biggest fleet of steam trawlers on the coast, and they claim to be the foremost progressives of the fishing business. They aim to see the haddock and the cod delivered regularly all over the country from the Mexican border to the plains of the Dakotas, and to make fresh fish as familiar an article of food as beef.
 Here they say, is the ocean, full of l fish-millions of them, and more edible kinds than the average American ever heard of-and the United States has | been taking from all it's waters com bined a trifling two billion pounds a year.
 But now those fish, who have been | living idle lives and dying without any mission accomplished, and those land | lubbers who have never taken fish seriously. are about to be brought to- gether. Advertising is going to do it, | and PnrnnFafi0n that IS l determined to take some Of the antique romance out of fishing and in- ject a good deal of twentieth century l standardization.
 New Shipping Methods.
 Most important of all is the new process by which the fish can be transported. Details Of this process are a secret, but the general idea IS that the fish are chilled by sea water kept at a temperature just above freezing. Work along this line or pre- serving fish in a fresh condition was sometime ago tried by the bureau o fisheries, and with the cooperation o the government bureau the corporation here is working out the fine points tt make the plan practicable on a large scale.
 The company hopes soon to star shipping fresh fish regularly to inland points. It is convinced that the narhe does not have to be especially created but that the demand for fresh ha!lou' mackerel, and other we'll known Narl cites will fully equal the supply In company can furnish.
 A single incident is mentioned oy
 representative of the company to sho' 1 the eagerness with which the foWii far from the sea will gobble up tn delicacies of the Atlantic. Of five ear loads of fish sent to Indianapolis as a
 experiment. 10000 pounds were sol
 the morning the shipment arrlNe1 an
 Indianapolis joyfully sat down to fires
 haddock for dinner for the first tim
 in it's history.
 But though the fish magnatos man
 tain that an inland market is waitn,
 1t would seem that the general 9ubt
 will need some education in selectin
 cooking and even eating fish before
 will be ready for some of the var
 cites so familiar to New Englan tOtherwise enthusiasm aroused ma
 die an early death due to amateu
 cookery and persons who try one kin