LiSr^ARY STATE PLANT BOARD Novenber 1945 United States Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Adoinistration Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine A THIRD LIST OF PUBLICATIONS ON DDT JANUARY THROUGH JUNE 19^5 By R. C. Roark Division of Insecticide Investigations Digitized by the Internet Arcliive in 2013 littp://archive.org/cletails/thircllistOOunit This third list of publlcatlont on DDf is intended to bring the bibliography of this subject up to Jtdy 1, 19^5. PrerlotiB lleti were iteued in June I9UU (17U titles from 1«7^ through April 30, I9UU) and May 19^5 (Uig titles from May 1, 19^. through December 31» 19UU)« In all cages where no year of publiciEition ic giyen, it le understood to be 19^5» (1) ANONYMOUS, EL nuero Ineectlclda DOT. Graelleia 2t IfSS^lSU Dee. 19^. (2) — U ..I. The ninth annual P«C«0« conference* Peste 13(1) t 7-^» (3) ..I . M . [DDT louee powder kille slowly*] (Editorial) Soap and Sanit* Chem. 21(1): 91» Jan« (U) I. . . . Form DDT Inflecticldas, Ltr*&4 Soap and Sanit* Chem« 2l(l)| 12% Jan« (^) Offer DOT license agreemente* Soap and Sanit» Chen* 2l(l)t 127* Jan« (6) — Canada testing DOT^ Soap and Sanit* Chem* 21(1) x 131* Jan* (7) . . u 1 1 Total insect war urged* Sci* News Letter U7(l)t % Jan* 6* (g) [Cost of DDTi] Oil, Paint, and Drug Rptr, 1^7(2) j 51, Jan. 8* Also in Chem, and Bngin* News 23: 33**3^« Jan* 10* (9) . - i.N ^ DDT effective only in compounds* Chem, and Engin* News 23s 83* Jan* 10» (10) ■ The chemlins are at it again* Chem* and Engin* News 23t lOU* Jan* 10* (11) Paint containing DOT fotind deadly to flies* Scl, News Letter ^7(2) t 2^, Jan* 13* Also in Science 101 i 10^ Jan* 12; Pests 13(2) t 28^ Feb*; and Soap and Sanit* Chen* 21(3)1 123* Mar. (12) ~ InsectlMde** Oil* Paint, and Drug Rptr* U5* Jan* 29. (13) DOT deals death to disease* Chemistry 18(6): 1-10* Feb* (lU) — Acres of diamonds* Arthur D* Little, Inc*, Indus* Bui* 207* Feb. ANONYMOUS* Pxirdue P,C«0. conference a euccess. Peets 13(2): 5~6| Feb. Also In Soap and Sanlt* Chen. 21(2) t Feb.; and Chem. and Engin, News 23(3): 252, 283^ Feb, 10. ^ ^-t Third annual Canadian peet control operators* conference at Unlyereity of Montreal, February 19 t 20, 21* Peete 13(2)1 7-8« Feb. [DDf Iteos*] Soap and Sanlt* Chem* 21(2) s iHl* Feb* — Ineectlclde*. Oil, Paint, and Drug Eptr. lU7(7)i 51, 72. Feb» 12. More Wt Tictoriea* Sci« levt Letter U7(7)t 102. Feb* 17* DDT available for experiaiente* Oil, Paint, and Dru^ Rptr* 1^7(8)t If 19, Also in Chemurg* Digest U- DDT in fly control* U* S* Army Med. Dept* Bul« 86 1 15* Mar* DDT and the outlook for PCO's. Pests 13(3): K Mar* [Availability of WS^ (Editorial) Soap and Sanit* Chan* 21(3): 103* Mar. Scan 19^5 insecticide uses* Soap and Sanit. Chem* 21(3) t 135. Mar. Paint men hear Badertseher. Soap and Sanit* Chem* 21(3): 137. Mar. ANONYMOUS* Ae we see it. A world "free of Insecte," Natur« • Mag. 38(3) I 1^5» Mar, -■. ... More about magic DrT. Co-untry Gent. 113(3) S 20» ^9. Mar. DDT epray antifreezed. Oil* P^nt, and Drug liptr. 1^7(10): 5. Mar, 5, Insecticides. Oil, Paint, and Drug Sptr. lUydo): 6l, Mar. 5. CPR9*8 contritrations to war production. Chea. and Engin. News. 23: Ulf5. Mar. 10. ~ WPB notes. Chen, tod Sngin. News 23 1 Mar. 10. [Production of DDT in Sweden.] Chem. Age 52(13^2): 251. Mar. 17. What about DDTT Du Pont Mag. 39(1) t 19-20. Mar.^pr. DDT steals the show as an ineeeticide. Milvay Notebook 3(3) I 10-11, (Published by Chicago Apparatus Co.) — - DDT. Chem. Digest ll(l)t 3, (Published by Poster D* Snell, Inc., Brooklyn, N. T.) — - [Future market for DDT,} Soap and Sanit. Chem, 21(4) t 113. Apr, Monsanto DDT to be "Santobane," Soap and Sanit. Chem, 2l(M-): 1U9, Apr, — ... DDT and beneficial insects. Calif. Citrog. 3O: 189* Apr, Insecticides, Oil, Paint, and Drug ^tr. 1^7(18): 63. Apr. 30, Chemists fight insects DDT is the new wonder weapon. Current Sci. and Ayiation 30(30) j 17U, 179. J^r. 30 - May K — — > The third annual Canadian pest control operators conference an outstanding success. Pests 13(3)2 3* May, Two ears of com. Arthur D. Little, Inc., Indus. B\il, 210| 2. May, AirONTMOUS. [DM.] Sd. Hews Lettw ^7(19) t 300» May 12« ■ i ■.■■« Hew inseetlelde fog generators rerolutlonize man's %rar on pests* Los Angeles Tlaes* May 13^ I« p* 1^* M. DDT insecticides xuied abroad* Oil, Paint, and Drug Bptr« 1^7(20) I 21, May lU* DBT. Da Pont Mag* 39(2) t l,^* May-Jtme* — — For beings anlmalcalons* ixthor D* ^Ittle, Inc*» Indus* Bol* 211* June* I i i I [Orderly narketing of DDT*3 Soap Bnd Sanlt* Chen* 21(6) s 121* June* -~ Dr* Alrln J* Cox, director of State Bureau ef Chwnistry, talks to Los Angeles district aesociation* Pests 13(6): 26* June* -~ Insecticides* Oil, Paint, and Dmg ^tr* l47(23)s Ul«. June 18* » i I . Bog Jitters* (Editorial) Washington (D. 0*) Post, June 21« P* s* .^.^ Research: life and death* Vevsveek 2^(26): 76* June 2% — — > DDf* Chem* and Engin* JTevs 23: 109^* Jtuxe 23* • DDT used in Sweden* Chen, and Engin* ITews 23: 1120* June 2% AAMODT, T* L* Xaropean com borer comes to Minnesota^ Minn* Farm and Home Scl* 2(2): 1, lU«l% Peb* 15* ABBAEAMSOH» G* DDT hopes to end rii^ilent epidemics* Chem* and Zngin* Hews 231 6I* Jan* 10* i DDT substitutes for lead sursenate* Chem* and ^ngin* Hews 23 1 5S^. Har* 25* AGRICULTDEAL IHSECTICIDB AHD KIHGICIDB ASSOCIATIOH* Some back- ground on DDT summary* AI7 Hews 3(3) < 2* Jan.MPeb* ■«■■ " Few England conference hears of spray changes* AI? Hews 3(3) » 3» Jan*-Ieb* Hew Insecticide hits com bor«r* AIP Hews 3(3) S ^* Jan**^ Peb* 6- (66) AGRICULTURAL INSECTICID8 AND FOirGICII» ASSOCUTIOI. Sabadllla tests highly encouraging; help Wisconsin canning industry. 127 Newt 3(3) t K Jan*^eb» (67) WI allocation setup prepared with HPB. AIY lews 3(^)l 7« Mar* (68) WPB emphasizes BET restrictions* AlF Hews 3(6) t l-2« May* (69) AHLBEBG, 0*, and MATHLSIH, B« DDT-^Spokgorande nedel sot sJcade- insekter* Fors^k och Forskning 2t 32-3^ Apr* (70) AHimiLDT* A* L« DIV powder for the destruction of' body lice* Pedieulttg hoaanue corporis ^ Tenn* State Hed* Assoc* Jour* 37t 2b3-2b5. Aue. 13m. ill) ALLBSf* T* C, and BHUHN, L* E* Sxperiaents with DDT conducted by Uniyersity of Wisconsin* IT* S* Bur* %it* and Plant Quar* S^UUi, 2 pp* Mar* [Processed*] (72) ASAVDA BAQ« S* DDTi^ new insecticide* Planters* Chron* 39t 9^0-9^2* loT* 15, 19^ (73) A5DSRSQN» L. D* SxperinentS with DDT conducted by Virginia Truck Experiment Station««* Potato flea beetle* U* s* Bur* Snt* and Plant Quar* X»6Mlb, p* 2* Mar* (7^) AHHAlTDt P* H* Statement* Hearings before the Subcommittee of the Conmittee on Appropriations* House of Eepresentatires, 79th Congresst Second Session* on the Agriculture Bepartment Appropriation Bill for 19^* DDT on pp* U93, U95, U96, U97, %8, U99, 500, 301, 506, 509. 510, 521* (73) APPLE* J* V* Ibcperiments with DDf conducted by Illinois Natural Hietory StirTey*** Buropean com borer (p* 2)» potato leafhopper, cabbage caterpillars (p* 3)* U* 8* Bur* Snt* and Plant Qoar* ft«6H%>* May* [Processed* 3 (76) ABMA&NAC, A* P* Malaria* Pop* Sei* Monthly 1^(1) t 102-108, 210* Jaa* (77) AUCHTER* S* C* The research program of the U* 8* Dept« of Agri-» culture* Wash* Sei* l(l): 3* (78) Agrieultursd Research Administration* 19^3 Britannica Book of the Tear* pp* 23^U* (79) ATARS* J* S* DDT«»«An8wer to the farmer's prayerT Successful Farming ^3(6): 26* 28, 29* June, BAILSS« Z* L* Methods for the preparation of l^lfl-trlchloro^ ?»2-hl8(]g»ehlorophenyl)ethcm«« eonnonly known as DDT» Jour, Chea. Sd. 22(3) J 122. Mar, BAEERy H«« and P0RT1CR« S« A* Reiralts of teste with DDT a^lnet fruit insects in 19^^, U« S« Bur« Int. and Plant Qiuar. X-^37» 9 PP* Mar« [Processed.] BALDIflH LABQRATOHIIS* Are you sure you want insecticide contain** ins novT Paaiphlet^ 12 pp« Saegertown* Peu BATCHELDER, C. H., and QJJUST'SLt D. D., Szperlnents with DDT for the control cf the European corn borer infesting sweet com at Toledo, Ohio, in 19^* U. 8. Bur. Snt« and Plant Q;ixar. &^39* H PP* Nay. [Processed.] BIBCH7IXLD, J« DDT to be tested on Maryland fields* Washington (D, C*) Sunday Star, May 27, p, CU% BISHOPP, P. C. Postwar uses for DDT. Soap and Sanit. Chea, 21(2)t 109^111. Peb. ■ ■ Insect probleas in Warld Var II with special references to the insecticide DDT* laer. Jour. Pub. Health 35(^)t 373-378* Apr. BISSILL* T. L« Xxperiaents trith DDT condticted by Georgia A^i» cultural Esroeriment Station..* U. S. Bur. lat» and Plant ()aar. BmSUHc, 3 PP* Mar. [Processed.] BLAHCHARD, R. A., and SATTERTHWAIT, A. 7* Oomparison of four insecticides* including DDT, in nlneral oil for control of the com earvom in dent seed corn. U. S* Bur. 5nt. i^nd Plant Qnar«, Sm6UU, 7 PP* June* [Processed.] BORDnr, A. D* DDT as an orchard spray* Pacific Rural Press and Calif. Parser* Horth Bd. lU9t 2. Jan. 6* - and JXPPSOI* L. R* TOsts with DDT on larvae of fruit tree leaf roller and tussock moth* attacking apple. Investigations with DDT in California, I9IA, p. 7* Calif, Agr. Bxpt. Sta. Mar* — — . €md JEPPSOH, L. R. Field tests with DDT to control codling noth on Bartlett pears. InreBtlgatlons with DDT In California, I9UU, pp. 17-lS. Calif. Agr. Sxpt. Sta. Mar. and JIPPSOV, L, R. DDT tests in the control of pear bud mite. Investigations with DDT in California, 19^^, p. 18. Calif. Agr. Sxpt. Sta, Mar, BORDHSr, A. D«« and JEPPSON, L* lU Teste comparing the effectlrenees of DOT and rotenone against pear thrlps larvfiLe, Inrestlgatlons with DDT In California, 19^, p. 18. Calif. Agr, Expt. Sta, Mar. , ■ . and JSPPSOH, L. Ro Tests with DOT on tussock moth attacking pear. Investigations with DOT in California* 19^* P# 18* Calif. Agr. Expt. Sta. Mar. BOTCI, A. M. When will DOT be arallable to citrus growers? Calif. Cltrog. 30: 18U«lg5. Apr. BROMLEY, So W. An experiment with DOT. Horticulture 13: 132. Mar. 1. BROTZR, T. C. Studies on the possible effects of DOT on the growth of rice and barley. InTestigatlons with DOT in California, I9UU, p. 31. Calif. Agr. Bxpt. Sta. Mar, BURTNER, J. C. DOT to saye 'U^ vetch? Or eg. South. Seedsman 8(2): lU, UU, — ^ DOT not harmful to bees. Beekeepers Item 29: 9^95* Mar. BUXTON, P. A. The use of the new insecticide DOT in relation to the problems of tropical medicine» Boy. Soc. Trop. Med, and Hyg. Trans. 38(5): 367JKX). May. CALIFORNIA AGRICULTURAL EXP^IMl!rT STATION, DIYISION OF 3ENT0M0L0GT AND PARASITOLOGY. Investigations with DOT in California, 19^^^ 33 pp. Calif. Agr. Ixpt, Sta., Mar. CALLAN, Eo McC. Two new insectlcides^DOT and 666. Jour. Imp. Col, Trop. A^. [Ttinldad] 2?(6): 93-99* Jtme. CALVT'IRY, H. 0. Toxicity of DOT by oral, parenteral, and cutaneous administration. (Abst.) Wish. JSnt. Soc. Proc. U7(l): 31-32^ Jan. Also in Pests 13(1): 29-30, Jan. Tolerance figure suggested for DOT. (Abst.) AIF News 3(3): 3« Jan«-Feb« — r-M- DOT is poisonous. Food Packer 26(5) I 6l-^2. Apr. CARDOSO, J. DOT e sua ImDortaBtlM* Obnervador Econ. e Financ. 9(107): IU5-1U6, Dee. I9UU. ~> Appllcacoes e resultados do DOT. Observador Econ« # Financ. 9(108): 1U3-1UI+. Jan. - 9 - (108) CARTICRIGHT, 0» L* SrperlBents with DD^ conducted by South Carolina J^eriaent Station*** U* S« Bur. I!nt* and Plant Qoar* ]U6HUa, 2 pp» Kar* [Processed*] (109) CH4PHAH, P* J« DDT and the fruit grower* Rural Hew Yorker 10^ t 12&.129* Har* 3* (110) OHILDfif L» new inseetlelde DDT* Oreg* State Hort* Soc« Proc* 59 t 66-68. (111) — • and BOBIHSOV, R* H* Codling moth control with DDT^19UH* Orego State Hort« Soe* Proe* 59 t 73~78* (112) CHISHOLM* B* D* Fonnilation of DDT sprays and dusts* U* 8* Bar* Int. and Plant Qaar* ItJSkj^ 7 TP* [Process ed*3 (113) CLiRE« 0* and QhlSUt^ P* V*^ Jr* Ontstal structure of DDT [2«2*bis(p»chlorophen7l)ltltl*«*^f ^cUoroethanf]* Science 101(2627)1 kS% Nagr lU (llU) CLXTlLAin)* C* R* Xa^erlments with DDT conducted Iqr Standard Oil Ooimaay ( Indiana) *•* U* S* Bur* Xnt* and Plant Qw* UMmt 3 PP* Nay* [Processed*] (115) CQHAUT, R* Boon or booaerangT Vashlngton (D, C*) Sunday Star, Apr* 22* Hag* Sect*, p* 13« (116) COinil* J* G. Research on DDT* (Sumaary) I* H* Hort* Soc* Jour* 8t 8U^5* (117) GOOPIR, R* T* T* Algo sobre el DDT* Rer* Mens* B* A* P* 28(329) t 81-83* Apr* (118) CORT, 1* I* Meetings of entomologists* Science 10l(26l2): 58* Jaa* 19* (119) ■■■ The new DDT for scale control* Aaer* Orchid Soc* Bui* 13(11) t 375-376. Apr. 5. (120) COnOV, R* T., PRkmamLD* J. C*, VALEDOI, 12* H.» and 8CHWITZGIBIL, R* B* Tests of DDT against the Insect pests of stored seed, grain and milled cereal products* U* 8* Bur* Alt* and Plant Quar. X-i6Ul, 7 pp* Mar* [Processed.] (121) COXt A* J* DDT review* In Blue Book, ed* 17, pp* 171*17^* MaeVair-Dorland Co., Hew York* (Based on talk before State Association of County Agrleultxiral Commissioners* Sacramento, Calif*, Dee* 7* 19^*) (122) —a Iduoation for the xmblie in safer handling of economic poisons* Pests 13(1) t l6, 18, 20, 22, 24* Jaa* ^ 10 « (123) cox, J« DBT within l>otind8« Pests 13(6) 1 10, 12.14, and (7) t 10, 12-13 • June and Jvdj* (12U) CRAGG, J» B* DDT as a sheep hlovflj dip* lature [London] 155(3935)1 39^. Mar. 31. (125) CRIIOHSAD, ?• C*. and BROW, R. C« Smaaarjr of tests with DDT in I9UU for control of forest insects* U* S« Bur* Sit« and Plant Qiaar* UShSt 7 PP* Apr* [Processed*] (126) DABLIVG, S* 7* The laboratorj preparation of BUT* Jour* Chen* Id* 22 1 170* JLpr. (127) DA.7IADLT, L« Le DDI ou dlchloro-diphenyl-triehloro ethane* Toret Qjaebecoise 9k 191* Mar* (128) DA.yi8» W* Science preriews* 8ci* VeVs Letter ^7(1) t 10^1* Jan« 6* (129) D^TIS* W* J* Iffectireness of DDT in flour Billt* Horthwest* Miller 221(7)t lW^5a* Feb* iK (130) ti*--*- DDT effectire only against adult veeril* Grain and 7eed Jour* Consolidated Sk(S)t 233* Mar* 28, (131) DSCKZRy G* C« Xxperiaents with DDT conducted "bj Illinois Natural History Surrey. •« Cereal and forage crop insects* U* S* Bur. Ent« and Plant Qiuar* lUSU^p, p* 1* May* [Processed*] (132) DIGERIVG, I* P* What*s been going onT Jour* Chsa* Xd« 22(2) t 5H. Peb* (133) DITMAH, L* P* Cheaper insect control possible* Liquefied gat aerosols better than dusting or tpraylag* Tood Packer 26(6) J 58, 60, 62* May* (I3U) DOXHLERI, C* Jlm Use of DDT for cranberry girdler* Craabut hortuellus Hbn« Aaer* Cranberry Growers^ Assoc. Prec* (19^5) 75: 22^3# (135) DOMZNJOZ, B* Proprietes d'un nourel insecticide, le Veocide Geigy* contribution a la theorie des toxiques de contact* Schweis. Med. Wchnechr* lH3^)i 952«958« Sept. 9, 19^. (136) DOWDEET, P. B., VEITTAM, D.* TOVBES* H* and HOTCEEISS, I* DDT applied against certain forest insects in 19^* particularly with aerial eq:aipaent* U* S* Bur* Ent. and Plant Qoar* ]U663» 13 PP*» illus* June* [Processed*] » 11 « (137) IX}TX, ¥• S« Insect repallente* Soap and Sanlt. Chem. 21(1): 121<»121B« Jan. (138) DTfl insecticides in relation to pest control serricee Pests 13(2)1 13-lU. yeb. (139) imxr, J« !• Jr., BH0HSOH, T. I., and HAHHIXS, 7. H« Laboratorj tests with new coiapotinds M insecticides against the pea aphid* n» S. Bur* Sat* and Plant (^tiar* 10 pp« Apr. [Processed* ] (lUo) SDNBAH* 7* B* Vot jret tiae for DDT tolerance* AI? Hews 7. Apr, (ikl) W POIT DE KlMOURSiAND CO*. K. I*, IIC* A statement about DDT ( dlchloro^diphenylotr ichloroe thane ) • (Adrer tie eaen t ) Soap and Sanit* Chea* 21(3) | 112* Mar* (1U2) IBXLIHGt V* Soiamary of field experinents with DDT and rotenone used in red peale control* Calif* Citrog* 30: l6H» 133* Apr* (1^3) XSSIG» X* 0* Soae )mo%m facts concerniz}^ DDT, the remarkable new insecticide* Pests 13(^): S» 10* Apr* (ll|4) „ ftitoaolo«7* ISk^ Britannica Book of the Tear, pp. 262^^* (IU3) VtARTt W* H« Experiments wit^ DDT conducted by Texas A^icultured Experiment Station*** Corn earwora, harleqxiin bug, liaui beem pod borer (p* 1); melon aphid, melon wora, onion thrips* red spider sp« ; eix^epotted leafhopper (p* 2); Trtaleurodes abutilonca (p* 3)» stablefly; green stinkbug, and LeptoglosBUs Bp*t (p* U)* U* S. Bur, Bnt* and Plemt Quar, E-64Ug, Kar* [Processed*] (1U6) EVIKO, H* E* The trombictilid mites (ehigger mites) and their relation to disease* Jour* Parasitol* 20(6) t 339*36^* Dec* 19UU* (1U7) ETER, J* R« Xxperiaents with DDT conducted by New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts*** U* S« Bur* Xnt* and Plant Qioar* l^kke^ pp* 1«^* Mar* [Processed*] (lUS) 7ASST, J* X* Estimation of undecomposed DDT spray deposits on apples from total organic chlorine content* Assoc* Off* Agr, Ohem* Jour* 28: 152-158. Feb* (IU9) FAHH, R. H. DDT and malaria. Science (St?)*) 10l(26l6): 10* Feb* 16* 12 « (150) PAKIA.E, M, D# Experlmente with DD conducted by Illinois Natiiral Hietory Survey,., Grain-inf eating ineecte; feeding DDT dusted corn to hogs* U. S* Bur, £nt, and Plant Q,uar, Iu6Ui^p, p, k» May, [Processed,] (151) PISK» H. H, Paint and the house-fly. Paint Technol. 9(10S): 257» Dec, 19^* (132) t and FISE« E» ]3DT<*-»The new insecticide. Paint Technol» 9(108): 26I-26U. Dec, I9UH, [Eef. In Soap and Sanit, Chem. 2l(U)x I55. -^pr.] (133) HiSCXy £• E., and HALLER, H, L« Compatihility of WS with insecticides, fungicldesf and fertilisers, Indus, and Bngin. Chem., Indus. Ed, 37: U03-A05, Apr. (1^) and PESSTON, R. E, The setting point of DDT, Soap and Sanit* Chem, 21(5): 111» 113« May, (135) FLETCHER, R. Z, Experiments with DDT conducted by Texas Agri«. cultural Experiment Station*,, Colorado Potato beetle (p» 1)1 plT» curculio (p* 3); and ants (p» U), U* S* Bur, Ent, and Plant Qoar, X^S^g, Kar* (^Processed*] (156) and THOMA.S, F, L, Esqperiments with DDT conducted by Texas Agricultural Experiment Station*,, Bollwora (p, 3)» U, S, Bur* Ent* and Plant Quar* E~6¥4-g, Mar, [Processed*] (137) VLTjntf C, L,* and POND, M* Experiments with DDT conducted by the University of Wisconsin*** U, S* Bur* Ent* and Plant Qiuar* R-SUUj* 3 PP* Apr. [Processed*] (158) FOSDICK, R, B* The Rockefeller Foundation, a review for I9M1* 63 PP» (139) FRAZIER, N, W,, and STAFFOHD, E. M* Experiments with DDT against the grape leafhopper* Investigations with DDT in California 19^t pp. 9-11* Calif, Agr, Expt* Sta. Mar, (160) FREEBORH, S« B* Use against household insects or insects of medical importance. Investigations with DDT in California, 19^U^ pp. 3-^. Calif. Agr, Expt, Sta. Mar. (161) FEET, 0* DDT* 13^3 Britannica Book of the Tear, pp* 225-226* (162) FDLTOH, B. B* Experiments with DDT conducted by North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station. •* Plcideworm (p, 1)* U, S* Bur. Ent. and Plant Quar* Iu6UUc* Mar* [Processed*] (163) IVSl, C« X* Insect pests and plant quarantines* Funk and Wagnalls New Standard Encyclopedia Tear Book for I9UU, pp* 153-155* iSh) GARDNER, M, W. , MICHELBACHRR, A, E, , and SMITH, B. T, Spraying vith DDT In a greenhouse to control thrips, the rectors of spotted wilt In tomatoeso Investigations with DDT in California, pp, 2U-^7o Califo Agr, Expt„ Sta. Mar, '165) GEETE, Ee Flygasklnen 1 skogevardene tjanst (The alrpleme in the serrlce of forestry), Skogbrukeren 19 1 IH9-.I53, Oct, 15, 19W*, 166) GEIOY COLOUR CO,, LTD, The use of Ouesapon and Ouesarol against soil and root insects. Pamphlet, 3I PP«> J"aly 19^* ;i67) OIIOT CX)MPAHY, INC, Gesarol AKZ ^ Spray, Pamphlet, U pp, '163) .11 ■ ■ Gesarol AK Uo Spray, Pamphlet, 5 PPo 169) ¥ tm mm Gdsarol Dus t Concentrateo Pamphlet, 5 PP« [170) ^r—- Neocid A 10 Powder, Pamphlet, U pp, '171) Neocid Barn Spray, Pamphlet, h pp, 1 172) -«—. Neocid Spray - Deodorized, Pamphlet, 5 PPo '173) . Gesarol A 20 Spray, Pamphlet, U pp, 'I7U) GNB-^DDf residue problems. Pamphlet, k pp, '175) GENERAL CHEMICAL COI^PANY, This louse stopped dead by DDT, (Advertisement) Chem, and Engln, News 23: 31^* Ee^o 25© '176) GMTNER, L, G,, Ch, Report of the Committee on Codling Moth for I9UU, Jour, Econ, Bnt, 38(l): 138, Feb, '177) GEORGE, A, R. Beltsville scientists seek new ways to boost our wartime food production, Washington (D, C,) Simday Star, Mar, 18, p, C-i+, 178) GINSBURG, J. M, Progress in the development of DDT mosquito larvlcides, N. J, Mosquito Exterm, Assoc, 32: 3-l^« '179) OODDIN, A, H, , and SWINGLE, M, C, Experiments with DDT conducted by E, I, du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc, U, S, Bur, Ent, and Plant Quar, E-6^d, k pp. Mar, [Processed,] 180) GOODHUE, L, D, New developments in insecticides, Iowa State Colo Jour, Scl, 19(3): 255-262, Apr, '181) PALES, Jp Ho, and MCGOVRAN, E, R, Diepersants for aerosols. Soap and Sanit. Chem, 2l(U): 123, 125, 127o Apr, - lU - (1S2) OORGAS MEMORIAL LABORATORT. 17th Ann\jal report (19^)« 79th Cozigrees, let Session, House Doc* 15« 32 pp« Jan* 3» (183) GOULD, 0. £• Roech control test* Soap and Sanlt. Chem* 21(2): 113-115* 121» (ISU) — — . Bxperinents with DDT conducted hy Purdue Unlrersity A«rl- cultxiral Experiment Statlono.o U. S, Bur* Bnt. and Plant Quar* B-GUUn, 3 pp. May. [Processed*] (185) GRANOVSKY, A, A* DDT In Minnesota tests chows promise as fam Insecticide* Minn* Farn and Hone Scl.« Minn* Sta* 2(2): 8-10. Feb* 15« (186) — DDT as a horticultural Inaectlcide* Minn* Hort* 73 X 52-53» Apr* (187) — — Experiments with DET conducted by Division of Entomology and Economic Zoology, Unlrerelty of Minnesota*** Potato insects (x)po 1-2); truck crop Insects (pp* 2-3); miscellaneous insects (pp. 3-U)* U* S. Bur* Iftt. and Plant Q.\iar. B-6UUt* May* [Processed. ] (188) GRAY, W« Experiments with DDT conducted by Agricultural Experiment Station, Oregon State College., « Various vegetable insects (p. 3)c U. S, Bur. Snto and Plant Quar* E-6Ui+v* May* [Processed.] (189) — — , and SCHfJE, J* Sxperimente with DDT conducted by Agricxiltural Experiment Station, Oregon State College**, Vegetable insects (p.* 1); berry insects (p* 3)« S. Bur* Ent* and Plant Q,uar* 2U.6Ui^v* May* [Processed*] (190) GRUMMITT, 0,, BUCK, A., and JENKIKS, A* New Conpoynds: 1,1-Di- (£-chlorophenyl)-l,?,2,2,-tetrachloroethane* Amer. Chem* Soc* Jour* 67: I55-I56* Jan. (191) — — , BUCK, A., and STEARNS, J* New compounds: Di-(£-chloroi>henyl)- acetlc acid. Amer. Chem. Soc. Jour* fiji 156* Jan* (192) GUI, H* L* Experiments with DDT conducted by Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station,. , Potato leaf hopper and potato flea beetles (p« 2)* U. S. Bur* Ent. and Plant Quar* E-.6U4f* Mar* [processed*] (193) GDNTHER, F. A* Dichlorodlphenyltrlchloroethane. I. Solubility in various solvents* Amer* Chem* Soc* Jtfur* 67? 189, 190* Feb* (19U) I I (iuantltiatlve •stimation of DDT and of DDT spray or dust deposits. Indus, and Engin. Chem,, Analyt. Ed* 17: 1U9-I5O0 Mar* - 15 - (195) GUIITHKH, ?• A. Aspects of the chemistry of DDT, Joiir* Chen. Ed. 22 t 23S-2U2, May. (irratat Jour. Chem. Sd. 22 j 279. June.) (196) EkULT^t C. H., and 7LSMIH0, W. IB. Hestdts of tests aade with DDV a^lnst the Japanese beetle In 19^e U. S. Bur. Snt. and Plant Quar. X-6U5« 7 PP* Mar. [Processed. 3 (197) HALL, M. P. Froa pulps to b\igs. (Letter to Sdltor) Sat. Srenlng Post 217(3^)8 K Feb. 17o (198) H&MBIDGZ, a. The new Insect killers. Harper's Mag. 190(1137): 26^.265. Feb. (199) Insects' Waterloo. USDik M5)t 1. Mar. 5. (200) HAMILTON, J, W, Watch DOT »s dust. South. Seedsoan S{k)i lU. Apr. (201) HA1TSMS« 2. J. Szperioents using DDT for the control of resting adults of Anopheles quadr iaacula tus Say. V. J. Mosq.uito Extern. Assoc. 3?: 32-35. (202) HABTZILL« A. Histological effects of certain sprays and activatore on the nerres and muscles of the housefly. Boyce Thompson Inst. Contrlb. 31(9): Ul*3Jl5U. Jan.-Mar, (203) HASBfAH, L. Xxperiments with DDT conducted by Missouri Agricultural Xjtperinent Station. tJ. <8. Bur. Snt. and Plant Qviar. S»6U4e» pp* ^5o Mar* [Processed.] (20U) HATILAHD* X. X. Xxperiments with DOT conducted by Unirersity of Maryland. Iquash bug (p. 3)* S. Bur. Snt. and Plant (^r. X^UUq. May. [Processed.] (205) HIII«BROH» I. M. The new insecticidal naterial DOT. Roy. Soc. Arts Jour. 93 t 65-69. Jan. 5, (206) HEIfDSRSOH, J. M. Operational planning for the malaria control in war areas^^DOT residual house spraying pr«graa. I« J. Mosquito Sxtero. Assoc. 32; 26»31* (207) HXDBERGER, J. W« Seed pre«treatment program requires education, phytopathv' meeting hears. (Abst.) At? Hews 3(3): 7* Jan.- Feb. (208) HIBBS, X. T. Sxperiments with DOT conducted by Texas Agricultural Experiment Station... Potato psyllid (p. 2); chinch bug (p* 3)? cotton flea hopper (p. 3)* S. Bur. Xnt* and Plant (^oar. X-6Ul|g. Mar. [Processed.] - 16 - (209) HILL, R. E. Effects of DDT and other ineecticidee on several species of potato insects. Nebr, Agr, E^t» Sta, Res* B\il. 138^ lU pp. J\ine. (210) HILLS, 0. A. Memorandtun of information on insecticides used against Lygm btjgs on etigar beets grovn for seed* U« S. Bur, Ent. and Plant Quar, B-635, U pp, ?eb. [Processed.] (211) and McZIlfMET, B. Con»paratiTe values of new insecticides for use against Lygus ^ spp, and the Say stinkbtig. U, S. Bur. Ent, and Plant Quar, E-6Ug, 19 pp. Apr. [Processed.] (212) HODSON, A. C. ExperlmSntg with DDT conducted by Division of Entomology and Economic Zoology, University of Minnesota. Insects affecting nan and animals (p. U). U. 8. Bxir, Eat. and Plant Q,uar. %-&i^t» May, [Processed.] (213) HOLLAND, H. Insect bombardier. Reader U Scope 2(l2): 73-7^. I'tey. (21U) HORSJALL, J, G. Developing new fungicides. N. H« Hort. Soc. Jour. 8t 71-78* (215) HORTON, D. H, Uses of DDT on the poultry farm. Cackle and Crow 27(3): 10. Jan. (216) HOSZINS, V. M. Analyses for deposits and residues of DDT in I9UI+. Investigations with DDT in California, ISkh, pp. 31-33. Calif. Agr. Expt. Sta, Mar. (217) HOUGH, W. S. DDI^ experiments in Virginia. Va, Fruit 33(1): 183- 191. Jan. (218) -™ Codling moth control with DDT in 19^+. Mountaineer Grower 15(156): 17, 19-21. 2U. Feb. (219) H0US5IR, J, S., and FEISWANDER, R, 3, Experiments with DPT conducted by Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station., , Taxus mealybug (p. ^). U. S, Bur. Ent» and ^lant Quar. JUSV5f7 Mar. [Processed.] (220) HUTSON, R. DDT, its characteristics, results of tests and possible orchard apT)llcatlons, Mich, State Hort. Soc. Ann. Rpt, (19UU) 7I+:* 26-29. (221) IDAHO milTFlRSITY COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE. DDT gives spectacular results in Idaho station experiments. Idaho Agr. Col. News Letter 30(1): 3. Jan. (222) lUGRAM, J. W., BYNUM, B. K., HALET, W, E., and CHARPENTIER, L. J. DDT for control of the sugarcane borer, the rice stinkbug^ and a grass webworm. U, S. Bur. Ent. and Plant Q,uar, E-6U7, h pp. Apr, [Processed.] 17 (223) J»t E* 0» Tb« use of IXD^ dust insecticid* a^^inst the ooutbi ant« Brit* Ouleaa Dept. Agr* Tarn* Jour* 3(1) { iS* Jan» (22U) X^erlaeate with Wf duet Inseetleide against the rlee wee-rll* Brit* OolaoA Dept* Agr. Ibra Jour* 9(1) t 17-20^ Jaiu (225) JURSt J* Sxperlaents with W'^ oonduoted by Texas Agricultural Izperlnent Station* Cabbage looper (p* 1); squash bug (p* 2); striped flea beetle (p, 3)r i^lx^ut caterpillar (l* 3)« 8* ^* >nt* ^d Plant Qoar, I-^M4g» Mar* (>reeessed«3 (226) JSHDUI* J« A* XfSfS-^-JJ^ to date«»« Soap and Saalt* Ghen* 2l(2)s 123. 123* 127, 1^9* 7eb» Abstract In I eats 13(1) s 10* Jan* (227) JiaOriNSt C. H* The wagr It lookc In Washington* Soap and Sanlt* Chea* 21(6) t USJ)9» 163* June* (22s) JIPPSOV, L* R», and BORKBft A* S* Tests with IDT and other Insecticides for controlling onion thrlps In the San Joaquin Delta* Inrestl.* gatlons with nrV In California, 19^^, pp. Calif* Agr* Xxpt* Sta* Mar* (229) —-^t *6UHt* May* ^Practessed*] (233) KAHI, M« C*, OEilSTIV, W*, and OFFSSEAUSIIR, V* Becordlng of souids produced by certain dlseaseMcarryiiag Mosqultoea* Seianee 101 1 335«-336* Mar* 30. (23^) ORfAir, H« 8* lighting tree killers with D^; a miracle Insecticide promises great things In the control of tree Insects* Amer* Forests 5l(3)t 111-112, IU3, lUU. Mar* (233) KIItQiHSR, V* I* Vew bug slayer for the farm* DDT now serres on the battle fronts but will eerre farmers after the war* Farmer [St* Paul], Oen* 5d* 63(H) t 1, l6-17* Fob* 17* - 18m (236} KIBEt H. T. Recant aecomplishnente of the Uo S» Arm7 Medical Dex>artaant* Wash, Scl. Mar« (237) KLUMPP* T» G.» and RICaS, J» B, Advancea In the field of phar~ a&ceutioalB and s«dlcinal0« Chem, and Sngin. Neve 23(2): 132-13 % Jan, 2% (238) OOWLTOH, a. P. DOT In honeehold ln««ct contx-ol» Utah Agr. Col, Isct* U» 3« 6l9» 3 pp. J-one 21. [Processed.] (239) KOBXL* T.t and SCBBZI]3ER« H. Obetbaxunbeeprltzimg und Bleooneuchto Sehweiz, Blenen Ztg. 69s 12U»125. Mar. (2U0) KDLASH, W. M. Bxperiicentt vith DDT conducted by North Carolina Agricult'oral Sxperlment Station, Colorado potato beetle, flea beetle* and leaf hoppers on potato (p. 1). U, So Bur, Int. and Plant Qaar. ll^UUc. Mar. [Processed.] (2U1) LAHGS* V. H., Jr. Xxperimentt with DOT in oils applied as vapo- ~ spra/a for controlling pea insects. Inrestigations vith BDf in California, 19U1»» pp. 18-22* Calif, Agr. Bxpt. Sta. Mar, (2U2) Labontory teste with DDT on truck«crop insects. IsTestlgations with DDT in California, I9UH, pp. 27«-28, Calif, A#;r. Bxpt. Sta. Mar. (2U3) and TH1CAIT8, T. V. Tests with Wt and other insecticides for controlling onion thrips in the Salinas Valley, InTestlgations with DOT in California, I9UU, pp. 1^4-17, Calif, Agr, Bxpt. Sta, Mar, . (2M1) LATEROP, 7. E, Xxperim^nts with DOT conducted by Maine Agricultural Xxperiment Station,,. U, S, Bur* Int, and Plant Quar, S-.6UU1, 2 pp, Apr, [Processed,] (2U3) LIEBSEMAH, 7. V, Sxperimenta with DD^, sabadilla, and pyrethrtm dusts for control of Lygue spp, on seed alfalfa. U, S. Bur, Int. and Plant Qiuar, 7 PP* Hay, [Processed. ] (2ke) LINDLK, 1. 8., GRSOO, A. L., and ILLIHOWOHTH, L, DOT [in relation to honeybees]* Baa Craft 27 x 13* 7eb, (2U7) L07TIS, tJ. C« Results of teats with DOT against cotton insects in 19^, U, 8, Bur, Int. and Plant Quar, S»^37, 6 pp. Nay, [ProcjBssed* ] (2Ug) LOGUl, J, B,, and 0*CONNSL, H, V, DOT: Practicality for use during invasion, U. S. Bur. Med. and Sur., U. S. Nay. Med. Bui, UUj 877-882, Apr, « 19 - (2U9) LYLE, Ce Eyperiments with DDT conducted by Mleeissippi Exper- iment Station* U. S, Bur, and Plant Qm^r. BU6Ul+u, 3 pp. May* [Processed,] (250) McCLINTOCK, Jo A., and FISHER, W« B, Spray chemicals and application eo-aipment» 3^0 pp» Greenlee Co©, Chicago* (DDT on pp. 63 t 1S5), (251) McNeill, v. Y» DDT: its own hyjgs not yet exterminated, Baltimore (Md«) S-unday Sim U&ga Jane 7» Sect« A, p» 1» (?52) MALLIS, A» Handbook of pest control, 566 pp. New York. DDT insecticides, pp. U70. (253) MAIS:WOOD, L, N» Markets abroad for American ineecticldeso Reprint from Forei^ Com. Weekly 19(9): 7«11. May 26. (25U) MSLENET, H, E, Wartl'ne tropical medicine activities of the National Research Council, Amer, Joiu*, Trop, Med, 25(1): 63-^). U. S. Bxir. Snt. and Plant Q^ar. E-GUUh, Mar, [Processed.] (272} HEAL, P. A. Toxicity and potential dangers of aerosols and residues from such aerosols containing three percent DOT. (Second Report.) U. S« Pub. Health Serv. Rpts. Sup. 183, 32 pp. (273) — ■ — ■ DOT toxicity. A report on the toxicity to warmblooded animals of aerosols, mists and dusting powders containing DOT. Soap and Sanlt. Chem. 21(1): 99, 101, 111, Jan. Abstract in Pests 13(1) t 10, Jan* (27U) NBISWANDER, H. B. Experiments with DOT conducted by Ohio Agrl- dultural Experiment Station. •« Tomato pinworm plus curctillo (p. 3)0 U. S, Bur. Bnt. and Plant Q^ar. lu6UUf, Mar. [Pro cessed.] 21 (275) ^ AGRICULTURAL EXPliEIMElJT STATIOH, Experiments with DDT. fJ, S. Bur. Bnt, and Plant <^r. Iu6Ul+t, 9 pp. May, [ProceBsed, ] (276) NORRIS, P. T, The flying Flit gun. Hosp. Corps 18(U): 2-3. Apr. (277) O'KAN)!, W, C» The Crop Protection Institute report for the year 19UU. Jotir, Econ. Ent, 3S(l)j IUI-IU3. Feb, (27s) OKLAHOMA AGRICULTURAL EXPTCRIMEKT STATION. Kocperiments with DDf. U. S, Bur. Snt. and Plant Qoar. XMSUUk. 2 pp. Apr. [Processed.] (279) 0LSE9, N. J. H* Betcaempelse af fluer [Control of flies]. Ugeskr. for Landaaand S9: 6U6-6U7. Oct. 27, I9UU. (2g0) OPD OBSBRTER. Insectlcidal synergism. Oil, Paint, and Drug Rptr. lU7(l5)t 5. Apr, 9« (281) — DDT testing in malaria. Oil, Paint and Drug Bptr, lU7(22)i % May 28. (282) OPD WASHINGTON BUREAU, DDP still uncertain for general use. Oil, Paint, and Drug Rptr. lU7(l3): 3, 52. Mar, 26, (283) labeling discussed by WFA. Oil, Paint, and Drug Rptr, 1^7(1S)J 7. Apr. 30. (28U) OWENS, H. B. Experiments with DDT conducted by Uniyersity of Maryland... Vegetable insects (pp. 1-2). U. S. Bur. Ent. and Plant Quar. SteSU^^q. May. [Processed.] (285) Packard, C. M. Experiments with DDT for control of insects attacking cereal and forage crops in the field and in storage. U. S. Bur. Ent. and Plant Qjaar, R-6U0, 9 PP« Mar, [Processed,] (286) PARKER, J. R. Tests of DDT against grasshoppers in I9I+U, U. S. Bur, Ent, and Plant Quar. B-653» 7 PP» Apr, [Processed,] (237) PARKER, R, L. Experiments with DDT conducted by Kansas Agri- cultural Experiment station,.. U, S. Bur, Ent. and Plamt C{uar, ELb^Ur, 2 pp. May. [Processed.] (288) PATTERSON, W, W. U. S, accelerates mosquito battle— MaJ. S. W, Simmons of SfiTahnah tells of use of DDT. Savannah (Ja.) Evening Press, Apr, 18, p. U, (289) PEAKER, P, [Price of DDT.] Soap and Sanit. Chem, 2l(l): 97, Jan. - 22 - (290) PSAKER, Po [Pyrethnim to speed ttp DOT powders,] Soap and Sanlt„ Chem, 21(2) • 5I. Peb« (291) -— [Iwo Jlma sprayed with DOT.] Soap and Sanlt. Chem, 2l(U): 162, -^pr. (292) PSEDS, L* J« SI DOT au^ra el tritmfo contra loe Insectoe. Agr» del Norte 28: 259-263* Oct. 19UU, (293) PENNSYLVANU SALT MAMUFaCTORIFO COMPAHT. DOT. (AdTertlsement ) Chen, and Zngln. Hewe 23 1 519. Mar. 2% (29U) POLIVKA, J, B. ExT5''rl»entB with DOT conducted by Ohio A^icultTiral Erperiment Station... Japanese beetle (p. U). U. S, Bur. Ent. and Plant Q?i£u*. E-6UUf. Mar. [ProcesBed. ] (295) POPE, Vo Farmers in wonderland. Washington (D, C.) Sunday Star, May 6, Thie Week, pp. (296) PORTER, B. A. Insecticide DOT for fruit Insect control. Amer, Fruit Grower 65(3): 1^, 33-3^» Mar* (297) PRILL, E» A., HARTZSLL, A^ and ARTHUR, Jc M« Inf^cticidal activity of some alkoxy analogs of DOT. Science 101(2627) • U6U-. U65, May K (298) PRITCHARD, E. No more mosquitoes. Washington (D, C.) Sunday Star, Feb. ?5, This Week, p. 9. (?99) REED, W« D. EntoBological engineering. Mil. Engin. 37: iJ^. Jan. (300) REED, W. G. Labeling insecticides containing DOT. War Food Administration, Office of Marketing Services. 2 pp. Apr. 18. [Processed.] Reproduced in HAIIM Bui. 59-^5» Apr. 25; Pests 13(6): 1^, Jiuie; and AlP News 3(7): 6, June. (301) RICE, P. L.» HUFFAEER, C. B., and BACK, E. C. DOT~Thanlte sprays for mosquitoes. Soat> and Sanit, Chem, 2l(3)x II9, 121, 1U6. Mar. (302) ROARK, R. C. Trade-marked insecticides containing DOT. Soap and Sanlt. Chem. 21(U)i 137, 155, I57. Apr. (303) ROCKWOOD, L. P., and EEEHER, M. W. Control of the vetch bruchid in western Oregon, with special reference to DOT. U. S. Bur, Ent. and Plant Q^ar. B-65O, 10 pp. Apr, [Processed.] (30^) ROHLF, J. A. Why DOT is not a panacea. Aner, Dnjg. 3l{h)t 6g-69» 158. Apr. i - 23 - [305) ROHW^, S, A, Report of special comnlttee on DDT, Jo\jr, Econ» Ent. 38(1): 1^1, Feb. Also in Pests 13(1) J K Jan.; 2nt. News 56(2): 3^39. I'eb.;AIF Nev;s3(3): 2, Jan„- 7eb. ; and Soap and Sanit. Chem, 2l(l): 21D, 133, Jan. [306) loss, W, A. fSummary of DDT investigations (second report), Canada Dept. A^r. Sci. Serv. , Div. Ent. Pub. I9, 27 pp. Jan. [Processed.] [307) • Investigation on DDT in Cemada. Canad. Hort. and .Home Mag.« Growers' Ed. 68: 33-3^. Feb. [308) RUSSELL, J. C. DDT, a new insecticide for vegetables. Fla« State Hort. Soc. Proc. (19^1) 57: 208-210, [309) SCHIF7ERES, J. J. A midxlle class in science. Amer. Assoc. Adv. Sol. Bui. U(l)t 1-2. Jan, [310) SEALT-7ISHXR, C. W« The history of DDT. Something the war has done for farming. Farmer [Katal] 3^(3): 2, Jan. I9. [311) SBff, S. N. DDT in war and peace. Sci. and Cult. 10: 372-375. Mar, [312} SE7ERIN, H. C« DDT, a promising new insecticide. S« Dak. Agr. Col, Ext. Cir. 337, 3 pp. May. [Processed.] [313) SHAW, H, 71eld trials of dichloro-diphenyl-trichloroethane (DDT) against the raspberry beetle ( Byturus tomentosus Pabr,). Jour. Pomol, and Hort, Sci. 21(1-4): 140-1^5. Apr, [31^) SHEALS, R. A., and CRAIGHEAD, 7. C. Preliminary report on DDT application. Canad. Lumberman 65(7) 1 2U. Apr. 1« [315) SHDLL, V, E., HOLM, G. C, BEB§ON, W, M., and MANIS, H. C. Hog lice control. Idaho Agr« Exp. Sta. 103, 7 PP* May. [316) SIEOLIE, E. H., and GERTLER, S. I. Toxicity of diaryl ttlchloro* ethanes and dichloroethylenes to codling moth. Jour. Econg Int. 37(6): 8U5. Dec. I9U4. [317) SIMMONS, J. S. The Araiy'c new weapons against insect-borne diseases. Ky. Med. Jour. 43(1): 13-17« Jan. [318) — How magic is DDT? Sat. Evening Post 217(28): I8-I9, 85- 86. Jan. 6. [319) II— II ■ The prevention of malaria in the U« S. Army. Mil. Surg. 96: 123-126, 7eb. - 2U . (320) SIMPSON, A. C. Control of red spider mitea. Hature [London] 155(3930): 2^1. Feb. 2k. (321) SLaBSMAN, J, P. Bxperioents with DDT conducted by Ohio Agri- caltxiral Experiment Station... Vegetable insects (p. l). U, S, Bur. Ent, and Plant ^xar. B-6UUf , Kar. 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