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West Virginia L. M. leairs (May 27): One record of juniper webworm 
on juniper at Charleston" has been received. 
Ohio E. W. Mendenhall (Hay 25): There is a severe outbreak 
of the junipei" webwonri in one of the nurseries at laines 
ville, Lake County. 
MAGNOLIA 
TULIP TREE SCALE ( Tourney el la liriodendri Gmel.) 
Mississippi R. J. Collier (May 19): The tulip tree soft scale was 
moderately abundant on Magnolia f us cat a in the vicinity 
of Fascagoula, May 6. 
O LEAMDBBR 
OLEANDER SCALE ( Aspidiotus hederae Vallot) 
Nebraska M. H. Swenk (Apr. 15-May 15): During the last half of 
April several correspondents reported infestations. 
ROSS 
THRU 3 (Thysanoptera) 
Mississippi R. W. Harried (May 25): Roses in all parts-.ofvthe State 
. have been more or less injured by thrips this spring. A 
correspondent at Aberdeen, Monroe County, reported severe 
injury to blackberries by thrips. 
ROSE SAWELY ( Caliro a aethiops Eab. ) 
Ohio E. W, Mendenhall (May 23): I find rose bushes in an 
outdoor planting in Columbus infested with rose slugs, 
the leaves being skeletonized. 
SNOWBALL 
A SCALE ( Chionaspis longiloba Cooley) 
Mississippi H. Dietrich (May 23): This scale was killing Styrax ameri- 
cana along the Escatawpa River in George County on May 1. 
