62 THE FLORIDA ENTOMOLOGIST 
to Australia insects and fungus diseases which give promise of 
being of value in their fight against this great cactus pest of 
Australia, has been searching for such material about Gaines- 
ville and Miami. 
Mr. U. C. Loftin has resigned from the Bureau of Entomology 
to accept a very attractive offer as entomologist to a cotton 
growing company operating in the Laguna district of Mexico. 
A course in Bee Keeping is being given by Mr. Frank Stir- 
ling to the vocational students in agriculture. Sixty students 
are now enrolled. 
Mr. J. E. Graf is now in charge of the field work for the 
Bureau of Entomology on the Mexican Bean Weevil. In Special 
Report No. 3 (March 22) it is stated that at Birmingham, Ala., 
at least 20 per cent of the beetles have successfully passed thru 
hibernation, indicating a heavy infestation for the coming year 
and a widespread extension of the range which may reach well 
into Georgia and Tennessee. ji 
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