Special Collections Department
403 Parks Library
Iowa State University
Ames, IA 50011-2140

MS 119
Dwight Isely (1887-1974)
Papers, 1901-1982, undated

Descriptive summary

creator:	Isely, Dwight (1887-1974)
title:	Papers
dates:	1901-1982, undated
extent:	9.93 linear feet (15 document boxes, 3 half-document boxes, 1 map case folder)
collection number:	MS 119
repository:	Special Collections Department, Iowa State University.

Administrative information

access:	Open for research
publication rights:	Consult Head, Special Collections Department
preferred citation:	Dwight Isely Papers, MS 119, Special Collections Department, Iowa State University Library.

Biographical note

Entomologist Dwight Isely was born on a farm near Hiawatha in northern Kansas in 1887. He received his A.B. degree (1910) from Fairmount College (now Wichita State University) and received his Master's degree (1911-1913) at the University of Kansas. His master's thesis was on solitary wasps. He did graduate work (1913-1914) at Cornell University, New York, on a Schuyler Fellowship.

After his graduate work, he went to work (1914) with the USDA's Bureau of Entomology where he did research on fruit insects and stayed for seven years. He became an Associate Professor of Entomology (1921) at the University of Arkansas and then Associate Director (1951) of the University of Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station, where he remained in the administrative position until his retirement in 1953. During his career he went on a U.S. government Institute of Inter American Affairs assignment to Peru to aid in the control of cotton insects (December 1948-February 1949) and he also worked in Panama as Director of the University of Arkansas Agricultural Mission to Panama (1953-1956).

Isely's research activity and publication was continuous for most of his professional life. As an insect biologist and ecologist, he worked on insect pest management including a variety of insect and mite pests of field, forage, fruit and vegetable crops. He strongly believed that as much as possible about an insect's biology and behavior should be used as the basis for control programs. As a cotton entomologist, Isely's research centered on cotton pests including the boll weevil and codling moth. In 1924-1925 he perfected the scouting and spot dusting technique when working on a boll weevil pest management system, and continually advocated using synthetic pesticides only as needed. As a result of this and later work, he has been credited as the father of integrated pest management.

Isely was active on University committees and was influential in the College of Agriculture at the University of Arkansas. He was a member of the American Association of Economic Entomologists, the Entomological Society of America, and a member of Gamma Sigma Delta. He received many awards and citations during his lifetime in honor of his research and service.

He married Blessie Elise Dort (1916) and died December 26, 1974.

Collection description

This collection (1901-1982, undated) contains biographical information, laboratory notebooks, correspondence, published and unpublished works, and interview tapes and transcripts. Records documenting Isely's personal life include Isely's passport with several stamps from his trips to Panama and other countries in Latin and South America, correspondence to family members and friends, and biographical information which consists of news clippings, articles, dedications, nominations and photographs. The biographical information also includes a brief recollection of Dwight Isely's son, Duane Isely, on his father's professional work and contributions to entomology. Duane Isely conducted several interviews about his father with former students and coworkers (Charles Caviness, Charles Hall, Charles Lincoln, Floyd Miner, Paul Norland, Victor Watts). The collection contains both the transcriptions and original tapes. Isely's laboratory notebooks, from his time at the University of Kansas as a student, contain Isely's handwritten notes on lectures and drawings of insect dissections. Also included is correspondence in English and Spanish from Isely's personal and professional life, including correspondence to family and colleagues from his time spent in Panama on a research trip

Records documenting Isely's professional activities include correspondence to colleagues at the University of Arkansas, correspondence about his research, and both published and unpublished writings. The collection contains many of his manuscripts and reports including his published and unpublished works on insect control, teaching entomology, and various orders and families of insects, and drafts. See the appendix at the end of this document for specific titles. Records from his time in Panama and Peru include correspondence, research papers and reports, news clippings, and documents from the Peru Conference on Cotton Insect Control for Servicio Cooperativo Inter-Americano de Producion de Alimentos that Isely attended.

For a related collection, see the papers of Dwight Isely's son, Duane Isely (RS 13/5/56). The Special Collections department also holds the papers of other entomologists including Kenneth Carlander (RS 9/10/52), Charles E. Bessey (RS 13/5/11), Hortense Butler Heywood ( MS 194) and Charles W. Rutschky (MS-411).

Organization

This collection is organized into four series:

Series 1: Personal, 1901-1979, undated (alphabetical)
Series 2: Professional Correspondence, 1930-1968 (chronological)
Series 3: Panama and Peru Period, 1948-1968, undated (alphabetical)
Series 4: Publications and research, 1912-1965, undated (alphabetical)

Description of series

Series 1	Personal	1901-1979, undated
extent:	3.42 linear feet (1 document box, 1 map case folder)
description:	This series includes personal items such as biographical information, his student laboratory notebooks, a composition book, correspondence between family members, personal writings of short fiction and poetry, and interviews by his son Duane Isely. The interviews document primarily Isely's professional life, although included are comments by his son Dr. Duane Isely. The series is arranged alphabetically.

Container list

Box	Folder	Title	Dates
1	1	Biographical information: includes passport, composite of "Familia Arkansas en Panama", correspondence, newsclippings, and photographs of Dwight and Elise Isely (2- 5x3.5 b/w, 1- 6x3.5 b/w)	1916-1978
1	2	Biographical information: includes correspondence pertaining to a recognition session for Dwight Isely, Dwight Isely: Recollections and Speculation by Duane Isely, reflections by Dwight Isely, and bibliography of Dwight Isely's research papers and books	1955-1982
18	9	Biographical information: interviews about Dwight Isely - transcriptions of taped conversations with former students and colleagues of Isely's	undated
1	3	Correspondence: letters to Alice Isely (sister)	1956-1965
1	4	Correspondence: letters to Blessie (wife) from Peru	1948-1949
1	5	Correspondence: family letters	1955-1973
1	6	Correspondence: Honorary Degree support letters on behalf of Professor Isely	1964-1969
1	7	Creative writings: biography of sister Mary Alice Isely and fiction, includes note from Duane Isely (son)	1950, undated
1	8	Creative Writings: The Dwarf (play) and La Rosa Roja (story)	1950 circa, undated
Map case	C406 Do6	Diplomas, certificates	1901-1913
1	9	Student composition notebook: includes notes on John Milton, Lycidas, Comus, Thomas Macauley and Latin test	undated
1	10	Student laboratory notebook: drawings and notes on the locust	undated
1	11	Student Laboratory notebook: entomology notes from University of Kansas	undated
1	12	Student Laboratory notebook: entomology notes, spring term	1912

Description of series

Series 2	Professional Correspondence	1930-1968
extent:	3.78 linear feet (9 document boxes)
description:	The series includes professional correspondence and an analysis by Dwight Isely on arsenic as a pesticide. The correspondence includes letters to colleagues at the University of Arkansas and correspondence about his research. The series is arranged chronologically (however, box 10, located at the end, has correspondence from 1938-1968).

Container list

Box	Folder	Title	Dates
2	1-9	Correspondence: professional, alphabetically arranged from Allen-Whitaker	1921-1929
3	1-5	Correspondence: professional, A-Z	1930-1933
3	6	Correspondence: regarding arsenical spray residue	1933
3	7-10	Correspondence: professional, A-Z	1934
4	1-4	Correspondence: professional, A-Z	1935
4	5-6	Correspondence: professional, A-W	1936
4	7	Correspondence: professional, A-W	1937
5	1-4	Correspondence: professional, A-Z	1938
5	5-7	Correspondence: professional	1939-1942
5	8-10	Correspondence: professional, A-S	1944
6	1	Correspondence: professional	1945
6	2-4	Correspondence: professional, A-Z	1946
7	1-5	Correspondence: professional, A-Z	1947
7	6-7	Correspondence: professional, A-N	1948
8	1	Correspondence: professional, O-Z	1948
8	2-4	Correspondence: professional, A-Z	1949
8	5-7	Correspondence: professional, A-R	1950
9	1	Correspondence: professional, S-Z	1950
9	2-3	Correspondence: professional, A-Z	1951
9	4-10	Analysis of Observations made on 8/19/65 on cotton fields Alleged to have been Subject to Herbicidal Injury and correspondence	1952-1968
10	1-8	Correspondence	1938-1968
10	9	Becker, George: correspondence and diary excerpts	1959-1963

Description of series

Series 3	Panama and Peru Period	1948-1968, undated
extent:	0.84 linear feet (2 document boxes)
description:	The series includes related correspondence, papers, reports, bulletins, news clippings, addresses and remarks from the Peru Conference on Cotton Insect Control for Servicio Cooperativo Inter-Americano de Producion de Alimentos. The series is listed alphabetically.

Container list

Box	Folder	Title	Dates
11	2	Agricultural Mission to Panama: addresses and remarks	undated
11	3	Agricultural Mission to Panama: bulletins in Spanish	1956
11	1	Agricultural Mission to Panama: Cooperative Education Program agreements between US, Panama, University of Arkansas, and Institute of Inter-American Affairs	1950-1954
12	1	Agricultural Mission to Panama: Evaluation Committee report	1954-1956, undated
12	2	Agricultural Mission to Panama: Extension conference	1955
12	3	Agricultural Mission to Panama: newspaper clippings	1955-1956
11	12	Correspondence	1956, undated
11	6	Correspondence: Benjamin J. Birdsall, Chief of Field Party, Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources	1954-1955
11	13	Correspondence: Diego Nevas	1956-1968
11	7-9	Correspondence: Lippert S. Ellis, Dean and Director at University of Arkansas	1954-1955
11	5	Correspondence: personnel	1953-1955
11	14	Correspondence: professional	1959
11	10	Correspondence: regarding Dr. Robert Riggs, "Riggs Case"	1954
11	15	Correspondence: regarding the University of Arkansas materials on AID contract project in Panama	1967-1968
11	4	Correspondence: regarding University of Arkansas	1953-1954
11	11	Correspondence: technical cooperation with Land Grant colleges	1954-1955
12	7	Peru Conference on Cotton Insect Control for Servicio Cooperativo Inter-Americano de Producion de Alimentos (SCIPA): includes a speech by Dwight Isely, invitations, bulletins, reports, correspondence, and newspaper clippings	1948-1949
12	5	Reports: includes annual report (1953)	1953-1956
12	6	Reports: Predeparture report	1956
12	4	Reports: Problems in Development of Research in Panama	undated

Description of series

Series 4	Publications and research	1912-1965, undated
extent:	2.94 linear feet (15 document boxes, 3 half document boxes)
description:	The series includes published and unpublished research papers on methods of insect control and various orders and families of insects, articles, and course material from entomology classes taught by Dwight Isely. Course material includes literature, lecture notes, laboratory information, The series is listed in alphabetical order, with a list of publications at the beginning. See the appendix at the end for a listing of specific titles for the scientific bulletins and journals, research papers, reports, manuscripts, and writings. The series is listed alphabetically, with a list of publications (not inclusive) at the front.

Container list

Box	Folder	Title	Dates
15	1	List of publications (not inclusive)	1912-1940 circa
15	11	Coleoptera - Synopsis of Series and Families	undated
15	12	Cotton Bollworm - Direct Control	undated
15	13	Diptera - Synopsis of Families of Diptera; manuscript entitled Diptera, includes bibliography and notes	undated
17	5	Entomology 302 - Emulsions literature, materials for dormant seasons	undated
17	6	Entomology 302 and 312 - Laboratory information, reading outline, notes	undated
17	7	Entomology 303.3 - Lecture outline, lectures, listing of insect body parts	undated
18	2	Entomology 312, 323, 332, and 423 - examinations (blank)	undated
17	8	Entomology 313.3 - Introduction, preview, synopsis of more important orders of insects	undated
17	9	Entomology 315 - Laboratory charts, insectary records - life history of insects, 1945	1945
17	10	Entomology 332 - Laboratory outline for elementary course in External Morphology of Insects	undated
18	1	Entomology 333 - Laboratory outline, External Morphology of Insects	undated
15	14	Hemiptera - Synopsis of and notes, includes mss. - Insects Controlled by Contact Insecticides; The Aphid Problem and the San Jose Scale	undated
16	1	Hymenoptera, Order - a first draft (1st part)	undated
16	2	Hymenoptera, Order - a first draft (2nd part)	undated
16	3	Hymenoptera, Order - bibliography	undated
16	6	Hymenoptera, Order of: typewritten draft	undated
16	4	Hymenoptera: Keys to Families	undated
16	5	Hymenoptera: Synopsis of Super-Families - Ants and Bees	undated
16	7	Insect Enemies of Insects - manuscript	undated
16	11	Key to Dytiscidae, Subfamilies and Tribes; Key to Hydrophilidae; Superfamily Gyrinidae	undated
16	13	Keys - Systematic - Master Copies	1952
16	8	Keys to Insect Orders	undated
16	10	Keys to Insect Orders, Glossary of Terms and figures of insect wings	n.d
16	9	Keys to Insect Orders, Super-Families	undated
16	12	Keys to Subfamilies and Tribes	undated
18	3	Lectures/Speeches - notes
16	14	Lepidoptera, first and second drafts, mss - includes synopsis	undated
12	9	Methods of Insect Control manuscript: chapters 11-16	undated
12	10	Methods of Insect Control manuscript: chapters 17-27	undated
14	6	Methods of Insect Control manuscript: part 1 and 2 revised	1957
13	1	Methods of Insect Control manuscript: part 1, 2 volumes	1937
13	3	Methods of Insect Control manuscript: part 1, 2nd edition revised	1937-1941
13	5	Methods of Insect Control manuscript: part 1, 3rd edition revised, 4th printing	1946
13	7	Methods of Insect Control manuscript: part 1, 3rd edition revised, 7th printing	1951
14	1	Methods of Insect Control manuscript: part 1, 4th edition revised, chapters 1-10	1947
13	2	Methods of Insect Control manuscript: part 2	1938
13	4	Methods of Insect Control manuscript: part 2, 2nd edition revised	1938-1940
13	6	Methods of Insect Control manuscript: part 2, 3rd edition revised	1942
14	2	Methods of Insect Control manuscript: part 2, 4th edition revised, chapters 11-21	1947
14	3	Methods of Insect Control manuscript: part 2, 4th edition revised, 4th printing	1947
14	4	Methods of Insect Control manuscript: part 2, 4th edition, 6th printing	1949
14	5	Methods of Insect Control manuscript: part 2, 5th edition revised	1954
12	8	Methods of Insect Control manuscript: parts 1 and 2 revised, includes chapters 1-10, table of contents, and introduction	1937, undated
18	7	Notes	undated
18	8	Papers (see appendix for titles)	1960-1965, undated
17	2	Rice Water Weevil Control	1930-1932
15	5	Scientific bulletins and journals (see appendix for titles)	1940-1963
15	3	Scientific bulletins and journals (see appendix for titles)	1916-1929
15	4	Scientific bulletins and journals (see appendix for titles)	1930-1939
15	2	Scientific bulletins and journals (see appendix for titles)	1912-1913
15	6	Scientific bulletins and journals (see appendix for titles)	1963
15	7	Scientific bulletins and journals (see appendix for titles)	1963
17	4	Six insect sketches attributed to Dwight Isely	undated
17	1	Synopsis Lepidoptera	undated
17	3	Testing Insecticides - longhand and typed notes	1920 ca.
18	4	Writings: manuscripts (see appendix for titles)	1936, undated
18	5	Writings: Results of Codling Moth Investigations	1942-1947
18	6	Writings (see appendix for titles)	undated

Appendix:

Copies of the articles listed here can be found in this collection and are located with the scientific bulletins and journals, research papers, reports, manuscripts, and writings (box 15, folders 2-10 and box 18, folders 4-9).

Scientific Bulletins and Journals
1.	A List of the Birds of Sedgewick County, Kansas, The Auk, v. 29 (1), January 1912.
2.	The Biology of Some Kansas Eumenidae, The Kansas University Science Bulletin, v. 8 (7), July 1913.
3.	The Cherry Leaf-Beetle, A Periodically Important Enemy of Cherries, USDA Bulletins No. 352, May 1916.
4.	A Synopsis of the Petiolate Wasps of the Family Eumenidae, Found in America North of Mexico, USDA, 1917.
5.	Control of the Grape-Berry Moth in the Erie-Chautauqua Grape Belt, USDA Bulletin No. 550, August 1917.
6.	Orchard Injury by the Hickory Tiger Moth, USDA Bulletin No. 598, February 1918.
7.	Grapevine Looper, USDA Bulletin No. 900, December 1920.
8.	Grapevine Flea-Beetles, USDA Bulletin No. 901, December 1920.
9.	Notes on Nesting of Polistes (Hymenoptera, Vespidae), The Kansas University Science Bulletin, v. 14 (12), October 1922.
10.	Life History of the Codling Moth in Arkansas, University of Arkansas, Agricultural Experiment Station, USDA Bulletin No. 189, December 1923.
11.	The Boll Weevil Problem in Arkansas, University of Arkansas, Agricultural Experiment Station, USDA Bulletin No. 190, January 1924.
12.	The Codling Moth in Arkansas, University of Arkansas Extension Service Circular No. 166, April 1924.
13.	Lubricating Oil Emulsion for the Control of San Jose Scale, University of Arkansas Extension Circular No. 164, March 1924.
14.	Destroying the Boll Weevil in Winter, University of Arkansas Extension Circular No. 187, January 1925.
15.	Spraying Grapes in Arkansas, University of Arkansas Extension Circular No. 212, October 1925.
16.	Protecting Cotton from Injury by the Bollworm, University of Arkansas Extension Circular No. 218, March 1926.
17.	The Control of Unusually Severe Outbreaks of the Codling Moth, University of Arkansas Extension Circular No. 215, February 1926.
18.	Early Summer Dispersion of Boll Weevil, University of Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station, Bulletin No. 204, February 1926.
19.	Control of the Boll Weevil in Arkansas, University of Arkansas Extension Circular No. 162, Revised April 1926.
20.	The Striped Cucumber Beetle, University of Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station, Bulletin No. 216, February 1927.
21.	The Cotton Hopper and Associated Leaf-Bugs Attacking Cotton, University of Arkansas Extension Circular No. 231.
22.	Oviposition of the Boll Weevil in Relation to Food, Journal of Economic Entomology, reprint, v. 21 (1), February 1928.
23.	The Relation of Leaf Color and Leaf Size to Boll Weevil Infestation, Journal of Economic Entomology, reprint, v. 21 (4), August 1928.
24.	The Southern Corn Rootworm, University of Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin No. 232, January 1929.
25.	The Biology of the Bean Leaf-Beetle, University of Arkansas, Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin No. 248, February 1930.
26.	Fidia Longipes as a Grape Pest, Journal of Economic Entomology, v. 23 (1), February 1930.
27.	The Tracheal System of the Larva of Lissorhoptrus Simplex, Annals of the Entomological Society of America, reprint, v. 23 (1), March 1930.
28.	Abstracts: Southern Grape Root Worm; the Rice Weevil, Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station, November 1930.
29.	The Red Spider on Cotton, University of Arkansas Extension Circular No. 196, Revised, July 1931.
30.	The Chinch Bug as a Rice Pest, Journal of Kansas Entomological Society v. 4 (3), July 1931.
31.	The Leaf Hoppers Attacking Apple in the Ozarks, USDA Bulletin No. 263, October 1931.
32.	The Cotton Boll Weevil, University of Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station, Bulletin No. 280, October 1932.
33.	The Rice Water Weevil Problem in Arkansas, Journal of Economic Entomology, reprint, v. 25 (2), April 1932.
34.	Abundance of the Boll Weevil in Relation to Summer Weather and to Food, University of Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station, Bulletin No. 271, May 1932.
35.	Control of the Boll Weevil in Arkansas, University of Arkansas Extension Circular No. 162, Revised, April 1933.
36.	The Rice Water Weevil, University of Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin No. 299, May 1934.
37.	Relationship between Early Varieties of Cotton to Boll Weevil Injury, Journal of Economic Entomology v. 27 (4), August 1934.
38.	Abstract: Relation of Earliness of Cotton to Boll Weevil Injury, Arkansas Experiment Station Bulletin No. 312, November 1934.
39.	Variations in the Seasonal History of the Colorado Potato Beetle, Journal of the Kansas Entomological Society, v. 8 (4), October 1935.
40.	Relation of Hosts to Abundance of Cotton Bollworm, University of Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin No. 320, June 1935.
41.	Abstracts: Strawberry Crown Borer, Cotton Boll Worm, Arkansas Experiment Station Bulletin No. 323, December 1935.
42.	Control of Aphids or Plant Lice in Gardens, University of Arkansas Extension Circular No. 360.
43.	Variations in Codling Moth Injury in Northwestern Arkansas, Journal of Economic Entomology, reprint, No. 29 (3), July 1936.
44.	Abstract: Control of the Striped Cucumber Beetle, Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin No. 337, December 1936.
45.	The Cotton Leaf Worm, University of Arkansas Extension Circular No. 170, Revised, June 1937.
46.	Spraying Grapes in Arkansas, University of Arkansas Extension Circular No. 212, Revised, June 1937.
47.	Grasshopper Control, University of Arkansas Extension Circular No. 409, April 1938.
48.	Codling Moth Oviposition and Temperature, Journal of Economic Entomology, reprint, v. 31 (3), July 1938.
49.	A Cicada as a Cotton Pest, Journal of Kansas Entomological Society, v. 11 (4), October 1938.
50.	Timing Seasonal Occurrence and Abundance of the Codling Moth, University of Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin No. 382, June 1939.
51.	Control of the Squash Bug by Calcium Cyanide, Journal of Economic Entomology, reprint, v. 33 (3), July 1940.
52.	Control of the Common Red Spider on Cotton, Journal of Economic Entomology, reprint v. 34 (2), June 1941.
53.	The Grape Rootworm, University of Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin No. 462, December 1942.
54.	The Cotton Aphid, University of Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin No. 462, January 1946.
55.	Protect Corn from Insect Damage, University of Arkansas Extension; Leaflet No. 103, May 1948.
56.	Cotton Insects in Arkansas, University of Arkansas Extension Circular No. 457, undated
57.	Control of the Boll Weevil and the Cotton Aphid in Arkansas, University of Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin No. 496, June 1950.
58.	Trends in Applied Entomology, reprint, Entomological Society of America, Bulletin v. 9 (3), September 1963 - includes draft, manuscript, and letter.
59.	Herbert H. Schwardt, 1903-1962, reprint, Journal of the Kansas Entomological Society v. 36 (1), January 1963.
Research Papers
60.	The Boll Weevil Problem in Arkansas during Twenty-Seven Years, Research Paper No. 000, Journal Series, University of Arkansas, undated
61.	A Comparison of Cotton Insects of Peru with Those of the U.S., Research Paper No. 000, Journal Series, University of Arkansas, undated
62.	Possibilities and Limitations in Forecasting Insect Outbreaks, Research Paper No. 379, Journal Series, University of Arkansas, undated
Reports
63.	Conference of Entomologists from Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Texas (not for publication), 1943.
64.	Report on Damage to Rice from Dusting with Paris Green, undated
65.	Report of Committee on Insect Pests of Cotton, undated
66.	Report of a Special Committee on Dosages of Insecticidal Dusts on Certain Southern Crops, undated
67.	Annual Report, Department of Entomology, 1921.
68.	Annual Report on Investigations, Department of Entomology, 1927.
69.	Annual Report on Investigations, Department of Entomology, undated
70.	Report of the Department of Entomology, 1930-1931.
71.	Annual Report on Investigations, 1936-1939.
72.	Report on Cotton Insects in Arkansas, 1941.
73.	Report on Entomology Department budget, 1921-1922.
Manuscripts
74.	Applied Biology in Teaching, undated
75.	Examinations, undated
76.	Extent and Distribution of Injury by Grasshoppers, 1936.
77.	Field Insects Attacking Rice in Arkansas, undated
78.	Insect Problems on Leafy Vegetables Grown for Canning in Arkansas, undated
79.	Laboratory, undated
80.	Laboratory Teaching in Applied Entomology, undated
81.	The Particular Field of Service of Applied Entomology, undated
82.	The Relation between Teaching Loads and Experiment State Work in Entomology, undated
83.	The Spray Residue Problem in Arkansas, undated
84.	Results of Codling Moth Investigations (not for publication), 1942-1947.
Writings
85.	The Biology of the Cabbage Looper, undated
86.	Report on Trial of Insecticides, undated
87.	Summary of Procedure in research in Insect Control, undated
88.	Testimonial paper in support of honorary degree for Reginald H. Painter, undated
89.	Notes, undated
Papers
90.	Is Agriculture a Science?, 1960-1961.
100.	Importance of Pest Control to Horticulture Crops, 1963-1964.
101.	On Damage to Rice from Dusting with Paris Green, undated
102.	Suggestions for Modification of Apple Spraying Schedule to Include Use of DDT, undated
103.	Testimonial to George Becker, undated
104.	Introduction, undated
105.	Gradual or Extended Retirement, undated
106.	The Biologists - Emeriti and related correspondence, 1965.