News-Journal from Mansfield, Ohio • 6

PAGE SIX A Mansfield, Numerous Beetle Traps To Be Set Out In Richland County Sunday, June 11. 1967 News Journal one-half Inch long, colored Plant Pest Control Division of al insect traps would be used the United States Department of Agriculture. notified about the work before trap setting begins. The Japanese beetle is an introduced plant pest. It appears as an adult beetle about the middle of June and ahimHnnt find active Beetle traps will be set in Butler, BellviUe, Shiloh.

Newville, Plymouth, Lexington and Bangorville within the next few days. That is the announcement of John M. Stackhouse. direc Inspectors for the trapping not to move them. The traps will remain for about six we eke.

The traps function best when placed in sunny locations. The trapping program is carried out by the Division of Plant Industry in cooperation with local officials and the green and brown with rows of white spots down each side of the body. The Japanese beetle is a voracious damaging the blossoms, fruit and foliage of many plants. to determine need for 'combative and control measures. Most of the traps will be put in residential sections.

Stackhouse asked that residents cooperate to allow the traps to be placed on their properties. They are asked program will carry identification will be produced on request, according to Har-, during July and early August. tor of the Ohio Department of old L. porter, cruet of tne Division. Local police will be The auuiu Deeue is auum Agriculture who saia tne met I if WED OIWiFf WED.

If i 3 DMYS i I it i ir tk if ii it 1 1 SIGfMTUIIE 'AUTOMATIC If A VI" I. 1 i I IV 1 II I I smmM I If JF II II It 11 II 11 II II a- DOROTHY STARS Dorothy Lamour, glamour girl of the Bob Hope ana Bing Crosby movies, win De me star of the musical show "Hello Dolly" which will be at the Ohio Theatre in the fall. Carol Channing, Betty Grable, Ginger Rogers, and Martha Raye have starred at various times in the production. "Dolly," one of the big musical hits of the past decade, will be here either Oct. 25 or Nov.

1. It will be one of four productions to be brought here by the new American Theatre League. Season tickets are being sold for the four shows. Gas Turbine Cars Still Long Way Off Ltd. It is superfast and super- light, weighing only 260 pounds but capable of sufficient torque to tear the wheels off a conventional In dianapolis racer.

By A. F. MAHAN DETROIT (AP) Don't count on being able to run out and buy a gas turbine car any time soon, even though one driven by Parnelli Jones ran rings around conventional powered racers for most of the Indianapolis 500. Chances are you'll be afcle to I buy a turbine powered truck first. The auto industry, however, has been and is con Jones' turbojet racer man aged to absorb the power evenly because it was a four- wheel drive vehicle.

The near-vicitory at Indian apolis was greeted with en thusiasm at Chrysler; which has been experimenting with tinuing to fiddle with gas turbine power for conventional gas turbines as passenger etc power plants since 1954. automobiles. But not every' one is as enthusiastic as An drew Granatelli, president of "What was achieved in principle with the Indy engine is the same as Chrysler auto the STP division of Studebak- er Corp. and sponsor of turbines have been demon strating for 10 years," said 11 II George Huebner director of research. In 1963 Chrysler turned 50 turbine powered cars over to volunteer drivers around the country for a two-year test.

The tests were inconclusive. There were complaints of a lag in acceleration of exces Jones' Indianapolis moupt. "I predict that in 10 years all cars will be turbine-powered," Granatelli was quoted as saying after gear box failure forced Jones out of the race only four laps from victory. Jones had led all the way, except for two pit stops for fuel. Although it was turbine powered, there is no comparison between the engine in Jones' racer and that which Chrysler Corp.

has experimented with in conventional automobile and with which General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co. are trying out in trucks. Jones' power plant was an aircraft engine, an off-the- sive fuel consumption and of the engine's whine below 60 SAVE 20.95 m.p.h. Chrysler still is experi menting with cars, but has announced no plans to mar ket turbine-powered vehicles, although it now is working with a fifth generation tur bine.

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