WHITE APPLE LEAEHOPPSR ( l^n^lilocyba pomaria McAtee) . 
Massachusetts. A. I. Bourne (August 2j)l Second hrood noi’mally abundant in the 
Valley, 
Connecticut. P, Carman (August 22). Infestations threaten many apple orchards 
throughout New Haven County, 
Delaware, L. A. Stearns (August S)t Heavy infestation on apples at Bridgeville 
today, 
Virginia, A. M. Woodside (August 22) J Fairly heavy infestation in a few apple 
orchards in Augusta County. About half iiave reached the adult stage. In- 
festations greatly reduced in some orchards by parasitization of the first 
brood by a dryinid, 
LE^iFHOPPERS (Erythronoura spp. ) 
Missouri and Kansas. H, Balcer (August 2j)i UnusuoAly abundant on apple •■■through- 
out northwestern Missouri cold northeastern Eans-as, 
COMSTOCK* S ME^\1YBUG ( Pseudococcus comstocki Kuv/, ) 
Virginia, G. J. Haeusslor (August l4)j Adult female specimens and probably 
some third-instar nymphs collected today on apple at Gotesville, Albemarle 
County, 
West Virginia. G. J, Haeusslor (August 23) 5 Specimens collected on apple at 
Knowlesville, (Det, by H, Morrison*) 
EUROPEAN RED MITE ( Paratetranychu s ~jilosus C, & F, ) 
Massachusetts, A. I. Bourne (August 23) ! Becpmie very numerous opxly in August, 
owing to weather, but has largely subsided, 
Connecticut. P, Garman (Aujgust 22): Infestation on apples severe in many 
places. Control me;xsures not very successful, because of weather. 
New York. N. Y. State Coll, Agr, Nev;s Letter (August 5)* eastern New York, 
in Rockland County, the red mite has been more generally serious than for 
several yG.ars, In western Nev/ York, in Niagara County, they have increased 
to alarming proportions in some apple orchards, 
Pennsylvania, E. A, Richmond (Augus.t 2S): Some dama,ge caused in apple orchards 
in the northeastern section of the State, Found to be abundant in several 
orchards in Lawrence County, in the v/estorn part of the State,. 
Michigan, R, Hutson (August 23): Severe in scattered, orchards throughout the 
fruit p.rea from Benton H;xrbor to M/anistee, 
