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THE TROY RECORD, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 23, IMt 6untyUnit Has Beetle Control Plan With the this month Japanese beetle, the Rensselier County Agricultural Extension Service recommends i plan of attack to control this prfme garden pest. Philip W. Bemis, associate coUnty agent, noted yesterday that homeowners have reported the tootle is already busily defoliating flowers and garden crops and damaging lawn turf. Control of the adult beetle is difficult, because while they are easily killed by chemicals, a new group quickly moves in to replace those killed. The best plan of control, says Bemis, is a program which at- tackJ; the grubs in the turf and lessens as much as possible the emergence of adult members in July.

The adult beetle digs into the soil about two inches during August and lays its eggs. The tggs hatch young grubs in about days 'and these grubs soon 'iQg'm their life cycle of feeding on grass roots. Heavy feeding many cause severe turf injury. Scientists have developed a Comfort Is Our Business! Vet, FQU'U have comfort that dares to be beautiful in Dr. Locke, ilioejr.

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Ten Eyck Hotel ALBANY TCI. 3.4518 VISIT YOUR FOOT DOCTOR powder contilnlnjr, i piraiitc which products milky dlstise in (ho grubs. When the grub succumbs to tills disease the spores are liberated in the soil. Such spores remain vlabl for years, ready to infect an kill subsequent generations the pest. Only one application is need ed, says Bc-mis, as the organism perpetuates itself indefinitely The disease is harmless to man and other However the agent stressc( that the disease requires sever al years to build up to the pom where grubs will not injure thi lurf ll may also prove particu Iflrly slow developing in north ern Now York.

The county department of fers little hope for control the adult beetles now feedini on flowers and crops. DDT provides the most effective con trol of the adult beetles, but i is not selective and will kill in sects and bees helpful in the garden or flower bed. DDT is not recommended as a control measure by the Agricul lural Extension Service, since some plants have been attacked by mites, which thrived, once their natural enemies were de stroyed by the poison. Persons interested in a com plete review of bcttle control may consult the County Exten sion Service Agricultural Dept in the- Troy Post Office Build ing, or write for bulletin 770-the Japanese Beetle. Share Varies Geneva--Water power's share i the production of electricity ranges from more than 99 per cent in Switzerland, Norway and Sweden and nearly 90 per cent in Japan and Austria to ess than 3 per cent in Belgium Denmark, and the United King dom- 4 To 8 Crops Yielded Havana--Four to eight sugar cane crops a year from the same planting are customary in Cuba such other sugar-producing areas as Indonesia and India only one crop can he obtained 'rom one set of canes.

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S. government would contribute some financial support, and the State Department also would be authorized, to accept donations from private individuals or foundations. As a personel project of the powerful Senate majority lead cr, the bill seems assured of sympathetic tentioh. Chairman Congressional at- J. William Fulbright'(D-Ark.) said most members of his Senate Foreign Relations Committee were generally in favor of the proposal.

He added, however, that several thought the plans should be spelled out more.specifically. As introduced by Johnson in the Senate and by Hawaiian Delegate, John A. Burns in the House, the bill gives ho details of where the center would be built, how much it would cost or how many scholars it would accomodate. Legislation Vague Johnson said the was purposely vague on these Teachers' Colleges Redesigiiated The College for Teachers at Albany will be called College of Education at Albany beginning Sept. 1, according to a new tandardized system of designa- ions announced yesterday by de Board of Trustees of the Jniversily the State of New 'ork.

The college is com- lonly called Albany State, is ne pi the 11 teachers colleges the slate which will be called colle'ge for education." The college, which is com- Toperly called "college for but the other nine re called "teachers college." They are located at'Brockport, Frcdonia, Geneseo, New Palli, Oneonta, Os- vcgo, Platlsburg and Potsdam. The trustees said they had de- idecl to standardize the names md that "college of education" vould be more appropriate be- besides training leach- irs, the institulions serve as centers of research and experimentation. details because "we itrong- ly that flexibility is in Important factor." "We would expect the Secretary of State to appear annually before the Appropriations Committee of the two houses and explain his needs," he said. The bill would authorize the State Department to dispense "grants, fellowships and other payments" to attracl leading "scholars and authorities" of Eastern and Western nations to the center. Scholarships would be available to students from and Western nalions, including Americans.

"The major goal is to establish a point at which the best minds of the East and' West can meet and exchange ideas and knowledge," Johnson said. East Meets West "To students from the West, the great scholars of Asia would impart their teachings. "And in the same manner, professors from the Weslern world would lay before sludents from the East, their knowledge." Johnson said the interchange of ideas should cover all fields of humanities, languages, science, medicine, agriculture and jurisprudence." He said the choice of Hawaii as a site is particularly appropriate since the 50th stale, both because of its mid-Pacific location and its heterogeneous population, is a symbolic "bridge" between East and West. The Democratic leader said that the cost of building and operating center, at most, will be "only a fraction of the sum now spent on weapons." Peace must rest on ideas, not weapons," he said. "This center will provide a unique channel for exchange of ideas that will lead to greater mutual understanding and thereby strengthen the cause of peace." ONCE-A-YEAR LADIES' 2-PIECE JAMAICA SETS Neatly trimmed Blouses and matching Jamoicas.

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