Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) Expert Thinks Leafhoppers To Be Scarce LOGAN April crops should be r STANDARD-EXAMINE- R FRIDAY EVENING APRIL Here's Recip For Better Looking Lawn 14 1950 Funny Business 14— Susceptible relatively safe from beet leafhopper Infestation this year is the prediction of Howard £ Dorst entomologist of the bureau of entomology and plant quarantine who works cooperatively with the Utah agricultural experiment station Utah State Agricultural college Logan Dorst has recently returned from surveying the breeding areas of the beet leafhopper in southern Utah southern Nevada southeastern California and western and southern Arizona as well as areas adjacent to Great Salt lake and Utah lake This means that farmers may plant susceptible crops' such as sugar beets tomatoes beans and cantaloupes without danger of excessive loss from curly top a dis ease transmitted by the beet 'leafhopper according to Dorst In years of serious leafhopper infestation these plants must be protected from the leafhopper or serious losses are incurred Due to Host Plants The surveys just completed show that while the overwintering population of leafhoppers is slightly larger than last year the spring host plants upon which these insects must feed are in a less favorable condition and consequently there should be fewer leafhoppers to migrate to crop areas v However if spring weather conditions from now until May are especially favorable for leafhoppers the movement into southern Utah and western Colorado may be somewhat larger than last year Dorst cautions "The beet leafhopper is somewhat of a desert insect Its preferred environment is one of young succulent plants growing in an area of high temperatures and low humidities All except the adult females usually die during the fall and early winter The females overwinter in deserts or abandoned areas where mustards and other TWJS WE Aucust-etnemh- cial lawn food again to restore vi- - ished A your lawn get threadbare during midsummer months? Frederic M Smith Scotts Lawn Research and a professional lawns-ma- n for 33 years says that fewer of the nation's more than 10 n lawns so look would private woebegone during hot dry seasons if their owners would follow this schedule: April— Fertilize with a special lawn food seed bare and thin spots May — Kill the lawn weeds these are unsightly and steal nourish ment from grasses June—Fertilize lawn again Well lea grass better withstands purt ishment of heat and lack of mois where 'leSrV1 — Annlv er Doe he at ruins many Torsion of turf builder which contain (this reason I urae that lawns fnr ftni j be-Ta minimum of three feed- - ganic matter to ' "That's why ings during the season A combina- - tween feedings is recommended " -te-- -mer mSm&H are 4ind1ernol?r- - Smith satd laaaa oa mb&s I - a taw i aaa a t imm-f- 'Bs' mmm ''L mttstit uhm mill-lio- Matchless goodness and richness make Hills Bros Coffee your best buy for enjoyment it's a blend of the world's finest coffees and "Controlled Roasting" an exclusive Hills Bros process roasts the blend a little at a uniform perfection degrees adjust mower to cut crass no shorter than 14 inches Longelr grass protects root system and stalks from sun reduces soil tem- - host plants germinate after fall rains As soon as temperatures become high enough in the spring the females lay their eggs in these plants from which a new generation of leafhoppers develops Transmit Virus "When weath-- r conditions are favorable this' generation moves in search of young succulent host such as Russian thistle Durpleats ing this movement the feed on many different plants While feeding they transmit a virus causing curly top in tomatoes sugar beets beans and cantaloupes In the past this disease has caused extensive crop losse throughout the intermountain area But since tech leaf-hopp- er long-distan- foryif Pint Jar Two Grinds: H"tarG4nd unpana I Giss-Mak- r Grind Jl 1 ' SALT LAKE CITY April 14 (AP) — A federal district court yesterday awarded Stella Knight Jensen of Ogden the $10 000 face value of the national ser vice life insurance of he: aeceaseo daughter policy The plaintiff claimed that her daughter who served in the worn- ana army corps died as a result of contracting a tropical disease while serving with the WAC in the Sooth Pacific area during World war II The daughter Beatrice Kiernarj of Ogden died Dec 17 1947 more than two years after receiving hei discharge from service jury I Iar-T- 1 LaUX TiaXUaaaf Tridmarlj tor-fi- l Res US ft '''"" Off Coll In est Foods 39c THAN ANVBOO- PEANUT BUTTER a AyQ ce People Are Sayinj Everybody Likes Hills Bros Coffee" Everywhere MAYONNAISE I HAVE TMAT CHANGE gloom niques have been developed whereby early predictions of expected intensities of movement can be made farmers have been able to plant so as to minimize losses"! 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