Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1929, Page 27

FURTHER RESTRICT FRUIT MOVEMENTS Washington Order Closes | Number of States to Florida Products. oclated Press May 17.— s upon the movement of trus fruits and all other fruits | ington Iast night at hoadquaners of the &tate Plant Board h The order, the 1"1 nl Board _said, closes m\mcd ately the States of Wash- {agton, Oregon, Idahn California, Ne- Utah, Arizo New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Ark'mta& Louisiana, Tennessee, New Mexico, Texas, Okln- homa, Arkansas, Louisiana, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, North (‘Arnlma South Carolina and the Island | f Porto Rico to these Florida products, rrzn|dlr‘= of what part of Florida in | which they may have been grown. The order is mandatory and leaves nothing to the discretion of those in charge of operations in Florida, it was announced. No explanation accom- panied the order, which was lelegrnphed to Dr. Wilmon Newell from the office of the Plant Quarantine and Control Ad- ministration at Washington. ARKANSAS BANS FRUIT. Rallroads Notified Not to Accept Florida Shipments. LITTLE ROCK, Ark., May 17 (#).— A ban on Florida fruit was declared yesterday by the Arkansas Plant Board, following an investigation by entomolo- gists, which they said revealed the larvae of the Mediterranean fruit fly in grapefruit sold in & grocery store here. Raliroads were notified not to accept fruit shipments from Florida, where Federal -nd suw officials are waging war on the 'WARNS AGAINST FRUIT FLY. North Carolina Commissioner Says Disaster Will Result. RALEIGH, N. C, May 17 (®.—A warning that if the Mediterranean fruit fly is not kept out of North Carolina a vel disastrous situation may be faced was sounded yesterday by Com- missioner W. Graham of the State Department of Azrlcullure upon his considered. wac accompanied by Dr. Leiby, depart- ment entomologist, The commissioner called on indi- viduals and organizations to co-operate by destroying decayed fruit and by sending to Dr. Leiby any insects found in fruit, eapecmly 1n grapefruit. ENGINEER WHO FORGOT ORDERS WINS ACQUITTAL Jury Fails to Find Canadian Guilty of Manslaugther in Connection With 17 Wreck Deaths. By the Auulnea Press. PARRY SOUND, Ontario, May 17.— G.V. Alexlnder engineer of a Canadian Nntlonll train which on March 20 col- lided with another, causing a subsequent loss .of 17 lives, yesterday was acquitted of a manslaughter charge. Mexnnder had testified that he “for- order to drive his train onto a muu He told the court he was strug- [ll.nl to repair a defective engine u me ime and the order “slip) The collision occurred past (he sltling on ‘hich Alexander’s \‘.rlln to have HITS DEFECTIVE VISION. Dr. Silver Attributes Many Acci- dents to Bad Eyesight. A large percentage of automobile w- cidents are due to defective vision, Edwin H. Silver, chllrml.n ( he momr vision commission of the Ame g tometric Assoclation, declared n ) meeting of the “Y’'s Men” at the City Club yesterday. tating that the keynote o! the age Dr. Silver urged that people today speed up their eyes w keep pace with the times. He said that \he aids of the present age make the eyes o( todny superior to those of our an- mobile driver, above lll shall ment And bad accxdent.s “Chnltened" in Workshop. ‘The mnur of marriage and divorce ed of by th T with other religious rites. nist father desiring to show his party loyah,y and to dedicate his offsprin; the munist cause will carry th m~ fant to hls office, shop or factory and there, in the presence of his comrades, declare his predilection in the matter ot o the gm ‘Wrapped in Chnms of Shot. An_interesting imporvement w greatly adds to the efficlency of the| K tay photograph has been. recently | made use of in Germany. 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