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1954
The Lepidopterists' News
151
NOTICES
Lepidopterists' Society members may use this page free of charge to advertise their offerings and needs in Lepidoptera. The Editors reserve the right to rewrite notices for clarity or to reject unsuitable notices. We cannot guarantee any notices but expect all to be bona fide.
Wish to contract immediately with museums, other institutions, and individuals to collect Lepidoptera and other insects and small animal life in the following regions: South and Central America; Mexico, Cuba, Southern Florida; Hawaii; Africa; Alaska. Larry J. Kopp, R.D., Klingerstown, Penna., U.S.A.
Will send a copy of my annotated check list cf the hundred butterflies of the Oglethorpe University campus in Georgia to anyone sufficiently interested to send a large self-addressed envelope and 94' postage to John P. Knudsen, 120 So. Boundary St., Chapel Hill, N. Car., U.S.A.
Wanted: perfect specimens of $ 9 of Triodes alexandrce from New Guinea. I will purchase if price is reasonable. Also desire Agrias from South America, single specimens S 9 of the yellow and blue varieties. A.J. Carpenter, 236 Huntington Ave., Boston, Mass., U.S.A.
Wanted for cash: specimens, with full data, of Strymon falcer, S. edivardsii, Phyciodes batesii, Polygonia faunus, Asterocampa flora, Nielitcea harrisi, and Enodia creola. No exchanges. Roderick R. Irwin, 411 North Bloomington St., Streator, Illinois, U.S.A.
Wish to sell lot of 200 Lepidoptera, mostly Rhopalocera, from France, Switzerland, and Spain, left by deceased friend. Priced at $10.00, cost to me. Alex K. Wyatt, 5842 N. Kirby Ave., Chicago 30, 111., U. S. A.
Wish to buy large quantities of colorful butterflies from all parts of the world, for artistic displays. Gordon R. Steinhoff, 3916 Oak St., Burbank, Calif., U.S.A.
Wanted: Troides {—Ornithoptera) of all kinds, Papilio antimachus, and other Papilio from Africa, India, and Indoaustralia; please send list and prices. All kinds of Illinois butterflies for exchange. Karl E. Karalus, 10411 Diversey, Melrose Park, 111., U.S.A.
LIVING MATERIAL
LIVING PUPAE OF PAPILIO RUTULUS, MULTICAUDATUS, EURYMEDON urgently needed for research purposes; will purchase or exchange. Lincoln P. Brower, Osborn Zoological Lab., Yale University, New Haven 11, Conn., U.S.A.
California moths and butterflies for sale, papered, pinned to suit. Many pupa? available. Inquiry invited. F.P. Sala, 1912 Hilton Drive, Burbank, California, U.S.A.
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Vol.8: no.5
ADDITIONS TO THE MEMBERSHIP LIST
Arbogast, Richard T., 1216 S. High Ave., Freeport, 111., U.S.A. Austin, George T., 99 May St., New Britain, Conn., U.S.A.
Clayton, Roderick K., Dept. of Physics, U.S. Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, Calif., U.S.A.
Goyer, Robert W., P.O. Box 95, Bellaire, Mich., U.S.A.
Hoffmeyer, Skat (Dr.), Bishop of Aarhus, Aarhus, DENMARK
Hudo, Miyuki, Hikone Shiga, JAPAN.
Karalus, Karl E., 10411 Diversey, Melrose Park, 111., U.S.A.
Riotte, J.C.E. (Rev.), P.P., Box 536, Geraldton, Ont., CANADA
Roth, J. Peter, 8950 S. Oakley Ave., Chicago 20, III., U.S.A.
Smalley, B.L., Jr., 8940 S. Bell Ave., Chicago 20, 111., U.S.A.
Van Someren, V.G.L., Box 1682, Nairobi, KENYA (Africa).
Van Son, G., P.O. Box 413, Transvaal Museum, Pretoria, SOUTH AFRICA.
By action of the Executive Council the dues, beginning with 1955, will be $4.00 for Regular Members, $10.00 for Sustaining Members, and (beginning with publication of this issue) $75.00 for Life Members. This step was taken with great reluctance after two years of large deficits and the certainty of a third for 1954, in spite of careful attention to economies. If the number of Sustaining Members remains near its present fine level, it may be possible to increase moderately the annual number of pages of the News.
Reprints of the following papers are available from the News editor, gratis to Society members (members in the U. S. A. (only) please send at least 50 in postage stamps to cover mailing costs).
C. Borner, "Ordn. Lepidoptera" (from Fauna von Deutschland; 1953)
P. R. Ehrlich, " A new subspecies of Erebia epipsodia" (Ent. News; 1952)
P. R. Ehrlich & N. W. Gillham, "A new Atrytone from Nebraska" (Ent. News.
1951)
W. D. Field, "The correct name for the N. Am. butterfly ...... Calephelis or
Lephelisca" (1948)
W. D. Field, et al, Nomenclature of Monarch butterfly (1950, 1951)
E. C. Johnston, "Lepidoptera of the Pribilof Is., Alaska" (Lepid. News; 1950)
F. M. Jones, "The sleeping Heliconias of Florida" {Nat'I History; 1930)
F. M. Jones, "Pitcher Plants and their moths" (Nat'l History; 1921)
A. B. Klots, "Notes on the genus Eurema in the U.S.A." (Lepid. News; 1948)
H. B. Leech, "Flights of Nympkalis califomica ...... in 1945" (Can. Ent.; 1945)
R. R. McElvare, "An approach to specializing" (Bull. Brooklyn Ent. Soc; 1952) R. R. McElvare, "A new Grotella from S. W. Texas." (Ibid.; 1950)
G. W. Rawson & S. A. Hessel, "Life History of Strymon cecrops" (Bull. Brooklyn Ent. Soc; 1951)
F. Richard (transl.), "How to make $ Rhopalocera lay eggs" (Lepid. News; 1948) S. L. de la Torre y Callejas, "A new butterfly (Ancea) from Cuba" (Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash.; 1951)
L. J. Toxopeus, "Notes on the genus Amathusia' (O. S. R. Publ. 34; after 1942?)
C. L. Remington