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SOY BEANS 
TWELVE- SPOT TED CUCUMBER BEETLE (DiaOiotica 12-p nnctata L,) 
Indiana C* R* Cleveland (Jul? lo) : D iabr o t ica 1 2~gimcta ta destroyed 
acres of soy beans planted in corn at Od"ell June 27, They 
completely destroyed plants, Don: age was reported as severe 
last year as well as this* 
A BLISTER BEETLE (3pJ.oauta ISESiScafca Eab. ) 
Louisiana T» H» Jones: A correspondent from Iota complained af injury 
"by "Spanish fly" to so/ beans o.\«. June 13, probably referring 
to this species, G-yy Fletcher, of the U. So Bureau of 
EntomoiogjTj found adults numerous in a vegetable garden near 
Baton Rouge on June 22 „ 
MISCELLANEOUS 
SORGHUM WEBWORM (Cfilama sorghie3.1a Riley) 
Indiana J« J % Davis (July l6): This pest was again reported damaging 
rye, this last report coning from Salem on June l6. 
GRASS MITE (Pedicolopsia graminum Rent.) 
New York R. G. Palmer (July 7): Twenty per cont of the timothy heads 
in some fields are affected in Monroe County. 
