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Box Elder Bugs LOGAN Nov 7—Box elder bugs are resistant to most fly sprays id' so a thorough job of wetting them must be accomplished if control is to be secured Dr G F Knowlton D Stunts Wash out garbage cans before returning them to basement rooms to reduce fruit fly annoyance in homes suggested Dr G F Knowlton Utah state extension entomologist inGarbage cans often become fested with fruit flies while gar bage cans are uncovered out of doors before they are covered and returned to their usual place If such cans are kept in the house fast breeding fruit liies soon may SPAGHETTI -- Meat Sauce ' tbp fai anion V4 CUH ri 1 clove garlic mincoa Sauce - con nuni l 2 homburgr - — -- urrl w!0 V4P" ooc lcupw-t-- r yMppV prove annoying Snravini? ffarhaffe cans with DDT particularly when they are left out of doors also neips to comrui huh flies as well as houseflies and mosquitoes Dr Knowlton pointed out Orotedch cooked paghM yb meat add Heat oil "l7 Fruit Fly Control Advice Given Hunts U lbL °? Thilndel-phi- a (above) archibishop oftheatres 48 gave two movie of hours to withdraw showings Out"The and Amber" "Forever law" under threat of a Catholic movie houses boycott of the two He warned that unless his warning was heeded he would order an estimated 1000000 Catholics in his archdiocese to boycott the theatres for one year Tfirrffy I and brown Untn season ' and mato aucc wflwextra Ti"rich and ines (Hunt's is y " flavory a can ' ) Simmer a040 few cents - r W soaehetti with - — Sauce : A low-co- m-Th- ar m-'- st favorite : ar rd supplies by an aggressive American industry never ceased to expand the effectiveness of his work" Work More Hours Dr DeGraff figures to show that the quoted Russian farmer worked 63 hours before the war to grow one acre of corn while in The great vitality and productiveness of American agriculture has been the basis of the rising strength of the nation and the rising standard of living" Dr h said "We now use only of the nation's productive effort to provide for this country and still ship 10 per cent of our farm produce overseas" Production Levels Production levels in the United our civilization "Whatever else may be behind the iron curtain we know it hides great weaknesses Our strength is in plain sight The steel coming from the mills the machines from our factories and the production from our farms make it possible to get from each according to his ability' in increasing measure the stuff of life" pattern I De-Gra- ff one-sixt- ng men to devise and produce more ways to baild higher toe level of VERS 0- ! Tomato Soup l2: 10 Royal umpkin Rancho No 1 can (Closeout) Cake Mix Cinch all varieties— 1 lb pkg -- Lftja Elmdale Cream Style— No 2 tan Tropical — 1 pound jar -- ison's Meats—'Fresh From Packers lb 69c PICNIC HAMS £T£ 44c BACON sliced lb 32c HAMS S£u°: Whor lb 51c HENS lb 47c SHORTENING 3 lbs 117 PORK STEAK 14' Raisins Sunmaid Seedless— 15-o- z Costs fust ar hours and obtained worked only double the yield "Russians according to the article to raise and required 330 hours cotton Amerharvest an acre of ican producers do the same in 91 hours While the farmer in this country labored nine hours to raise and harvest an acre of wheat the Russian farmer took 47 hours and even then got less wheat Sugar beets potatoes milk and poultry production all followed the same ever-increasi- and with a population greater than that of the United States agriculturally speaking Dr DeGraff pointed out this nation's output of farm produce in the years for which we ljave a comparison exceeded Russia's by 50 per cent "Except in a few operations Russias claim to have the most mechanized agriculture in the world is a gross exaggeration" DrDeGraff stated "The bulk of Ruswork is done °y hand S1t"i while the American farmer using machines made mostly of steel one-thi- are Dr De- Graff explained "because individuals tere had freedom to work and enjoy the fruits of labor Under that system we have built an economic system that has stimulated production Individuality and in the mass" The steel industry and other allied industries making possible such machines of increasing efficiency constantly reduce still farther the manpower needed to produce food and thus release more 16 SRMSON'S $ A a time! Buy 6 cans at i s COfiN -- "VAtZe: an accurate measure of a coun-t- i s industrial as well as the health of strength its population he said Writing in "Steelways" magazine is cxjxctji saia "Russia for xji stance has yet to win the war of Ogden Cow Gets State Record two countries he said tems of the basic advantage makes RuSfa look like a boy fitted against a browny blacksmith Fn a weight lifting contest" uaviv w nui "We have 10 u war he fivil DC rJ i Amarioan farm thn "to fina wiic as was low as productivity 1938 American in the Russians' pre-wyears turned agriculture in as much as each nut six times in Russia" land the worker on Far More Disrupiea figures was The use of pre-wexplained necessary Dr DeGraff Soviets do for the reason that the not give out statistics now He also insaid that "even if we had the satbe would hardly it formation isfactory to draw a comparison producsince Russia's agricultural more disrupted by tion was far ours the war thanRussia was is the largest Although i 9315 pounds of milk and 421 pounds of butterfat is the highest record in the state made by a senior two-yeold in the Herd Improvement Register division The sire of this cow Benbrook C A Ferrin Ogden has made Baron owned by Mr Ferrin has a state chamriirtn record on nis six daughters in the Performance of The American Guernregistered Guernsey cow Ben Lo- - Register Cattle club sey iuona neien Her proaucuun Dennis Cardinal with I US Farming Seen as Edge m°d-jl- s The American mastery ot us a : a i i aives pobig edge in strength over any to ut tential aggressor according university Herrell DeGraff Cornell agricultural economist is because farm productivity efflclencynatton In the world containing £L£l sixin or tne world's land area rina the agriculture sys 7B Over Potential Aggressor Utah state extension entomolgist points out Some home owners who conducted extensive DDT fly spray operations during the season around the farm and home were happily surprised to find box elder bugs to be scarce this fall Mn'ccvrr these bti'js anmar to be more resistant to some types of DDT sprays than are the lygus bugs on alfalfa or the houseflies lice and bedbugs horaflies cattle DDT has which ticks against sheep been giving outstanding control rer sults For economy in useof insecticides Dr Knowlton suggests control be applied when the bugs congregate to sun themselves on sunor west sides of buildings ny south and tree trunks 1 (HLSIR"H'NER THE OGDEN FRIDAY EVENII pkg Grade A a few cents a can Large dozen Coombs Bros Markets 2608 Wash Blvd 2124 Wash Blvd 47c lb S and W COFFEE Large SOFTASILK CAKE FLOUR package J Kraft Velveeta— (Q a f r III1H OXYDOL Large pkg laLfi-- : -- lb 9c CALAV0Kr each 19c GRAPEFRUIT CELERY lb 5c lb 4c ORANGES jcT carton 17c APPLES Delicious 2 lbs 13c Bleached No 1 2 No 2£ Crackers Ritz — Large ppekag e Oxvdoi Granulated Soap cans d Chocolate nr Whole 13c and can 15c Kernel Tomato Soup 3 cans Currants iZfiL 17c Raisins Seedless Pkg JL 1 Box-To- in Pmm Z "Breakfast of Champions" r package RADIO-PHONOGRAP- n I CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU HS 26th and Monroe n Terrace 2 Pkgs Pancake and Waffle Flour ce THREE Admiral WHEATIES 28-oun- i Lge pkg $11170000 SPERRY Sane : from p Drifted Snow FLOUR 1119 Package dreff Campbell's fSvk : Hunt Baking Pierce's box b Oleomargarine — 1 lb Fine for Breakfast KADOTA FIGS Corn SL 2-l- Nucoa Stimson's Produce —Fresh From Growers TOMATOES Hershey 24-oun- ce 55 I I |