Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1932, Page 22

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RUBEED LISIAIDCIO RS SN N ) ol e® 0 JOGETHER NO { WHAT ON EARTH = O SCORNFULLY UPON THE = HES A e - A WNEW LIGKT UPON His 5/ K1SS VUM, 7 ! RIOE +1S HOSS N HERE. = S ST Light to Cure Insect Pests. HONeST FACE, HE SWEPT | OCLaI/A / R QL ANSWER TO YESTERDAY' PUZZLE Dt THE BATTERED HAT FROM | \SCREAM © § r. Thomas J. Headlee, entomologist | HIS HEAD AND TURNED _ New Jersey agricultural experi- 10 IGORE I\ HIS o A - HUMBLE, SOFT g and coddling moths will | § g HES on the trees in daylight LHUNTLEY | vorce, “MiewT !]' it t is colder than 60 degrees. Ac- | SEE YoU M, ] z, rdingly he has had electric floodlights. | LrriE €AL? [ ith “electric eye” control, installed in | il ’ ‘l S [ \ /1 sao GOTTA HAVE a large orchard, together with thermo- | By Mutual || ‘:m stats to cut the floodlights out of cir- | cuit at temperatures below 60 degrees. | The electric eyes turn on the flcod- | at dusk and ‘turn them off at To the surprise of the moths, it iever gets dark in that orchard pt in very cold weather, and then are too torpid to lay. Consequently ext generation of moths in that region seems likely never to be born 2nd the orchard men believe they have found an economical method of elimi- i\ nating these pests. Agreement.