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..But in the opinion of Dr. A. P.- Arnason of Ottawa. he still rates as western Canada's No. 1 insect crop pest and the different spe- cies of the family prey on

tobaccd, potatoes and other crops elsewhere in the country.

i Part of his defence is that he lies around under the ground for five or six years as a larva before transforming into a beetle. But new insecticides. used to treat the grain and roots that the wircworm nibbles, can kill three fifths of the wireworms in a field. CROP SAVING

Dr. Arnason. who is a federal government entomologist. said today th e insecticide gamma

TZHC is responsible for a crop

gaving worth some S5.500.000 III Saskatchewan in 1903 and EH1"-he? 35.000000 in Alberta.

The Maritimes are troubled particularly with the European wireworm. I

The insect cainc in W dismis- sion Thursday at the ltlih Inter-

national Congress of Entomol- ogy. Dr. R. H. Buri'al-if "f "'9 I9d'

eral entomology laboratory If Saskatoon said that while effec- tive chemical seed treatments are most important recent devel- opments in wireworm control. more fundamental studies now are needed. .

It now is necessary to find out the effects of weather. food.g nat- ural enemies and soil conditions upon the worm and also to study the different species which attack seed and stems of grain erops.

Pair Charged in f” Ontario Shooting

WARKWORTH, Ont. (CPI-Clib a hired farm

Police said the shooting oc-

curred in the kitchen of a farm owned by the dead man's brother. Wesley Rogers.

White was a boarder there and

Brough worked on the harm.

They said they believe the Ihootlng was the climax over an

argument about the disputed own- ership of a farm.

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his hind feet in order that he might see ahead better. He was puzzled. Yes. sir, Young Roddy was puz- zled. He had heard the squeaky voices of two Mice in the grass ahead of him. There was an angry sound to those two voices. guessed that two Mice were quar-

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reling, perhaps even fighting. if that were ime they would not be keeping watch for danger and he might catch both oi them.

He was Just about to move on when out of the grass at the place where those squeaky voices had come om. a small form shot into the ai . it dropped down into the grass again. Young eddy blinked. lie blinked just as if he thought there was something wrong with his eyes and he was trying to see better. If that was a Mouse he had seen. it must have had wings. and he never had heard of a Mouse with wings. It must have been a bird. He had seen and caught many Mice, but he had never seen one that come into the air as if flying.

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