Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1935, Page 46

BEER WHOLESALERS CALLED TO HEARING A. B. C. Board to Investigate been notified to appear at & public hearing there to explain the alleged violations. George W. Offutt, cbumm of the board, said licenses would be taken away from both retailers and whole- salers if the practice was not stopped. The theory of the liquor law was THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Chinch Bug, A-1 Wheat Hyman Slavinsky, 1721 Twentieth ked also “LOCAL BOY” HONORED SOVTH AMBOY, N. J, March 28 New “Poison” to Golf Greens D. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1935. in :.mll!ele cross form, across their They suck the juice from grass. The first sign of damage is brown- ing of the grass. The e spreads rapidly; an entire lawn often, the Cornell entomologists state, will turn brown in a few days. Pest, it requires suitable temperature and molsture for its own life. e “SEVEN DEVILS” KILLED Idaho Ranchers Rid of Cougar| ff : BY HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE, Associated mu Science Editor. chinch attack is largely confined to bent, or creeping varieties of grass, which have been widely favored for greens. ‘The announcement was made at Cornell Umvermy, which said the first golf and lawn destruction by these bugs was noticed last Summer in Nassau County, Long e Chinch bugs, fully grown, are black insects, about 3-16ths of an inch long. They have white wings, folded made to revolve about the principle that there should be no return to pre- prohibition conditions under which retailers were subservient to manu- facturers or wholesalers through gifts | or loans of equipment of various sorts. Reports that some beer wholesalers| The A. B. C. Board yesterday re- have been violating the liquor law by | voked two permits. One was held by furnishing electric signs and other | Peter George Boyd for sale of beer appliances to retailers will be in-|and wine “on sale” at 1836 Columbia vestigated by the Alcoholic Beverage | | road. The charge was selling on Sun- Control Board next Wednesday. The|day. The other permit, for sale of 28 licensed beer wholesalers have bottled beer, was in the name of The bugs aave nothln: w do ‘mh brown patch disease, troupble previously known men sprays tried against the bugs have been only partly effective. In some tests, poisoas have apparently killed them, but after lying still for two or three days taey have become re- animated and as destructive as ever. The most effective antidote is = fungus disease, which attacks the bugs. The fungus, sporotrichum glo- buliferum, is rot readily used oecause That Devoured Cattle. LEWISTON, Idaho, March 28 (#). | —*“Beven Devils Tona” 15 desd and Like h-uh‘emu-;:ndr—-nru teeth :?:. "tltexe”‘l::hen of Central Idaho Ey i ‘\"- :::n 51..“':.;.":?5 0Old Seven Devils was a cougar that s, Governmeant te had killed hundreds of sheep, cattle, deer and range horses in the past five years. rt Rhodes, Salmon River rancher, who killed him, said the sanimal was 9 feet 62 inches long and weighed 256 pounds. (#)—Twenty-three years ago an en- ergetic youngster named Harold G. Hoffman was suspended from South Amboy High School because he ducked out-one day to telephone a newspaper for which he acted as correspondent. The incident was recalled when the Board of Faucation declded to re- name the :chnol the “Harold G. Hoff- man High He's Gnve'rnar ol New Jersey now. Charge Electric Signs Have i i ITHACA, N. Y., March 28.—By one Been Furnished Retailers. of those.” amsccountable _ hereditary “mutations,” such as caused the “flu” in the World War, nature has changed chinch bugs, old-time wheat. pests, into destroyers of golf green grass. 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