Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 November 1945 — Page 15
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W.S.C.S. Schedules Circle Meetings
Society of Christian Service, Cen-
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Bight circles of the Woman's| and James Gilson. tral Avenue Methodist church, will Bishop,
The circles and their hostesses
are: One, Mrs. W..V. Bishop, 803 1s W. 43d st.; 2, Mrs, M. B. Stratton, Auxiliary Head
Four, Mrs. J. C. Hamilton, as the American Legion auxiliary, will Guilford ave.; 5, Mrs. C. T. Myers, i
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Seven, Mrs. N. T. Washburn Jr. | Cravens was elected at the aux3659 Watson rd., and 8, Mrs. Harold | iliary’s national convention held
Rules
By JANE STAFFORD Science Service Stall Writer IF YOU ARE using DDT around your home to get rid of roaches, insect pests, take the same precautions. you would with any other powerful insecticide. <The National Safety council has drawn up the following five simple rules for use of DDT: 1. When DDT, avoid inhaling the mist as much as possible. 2. Avoid skin contacts with the spray. Take special care to keep it bff the hands when filling the spray gun. If you do get any on your skin, wash it off with soap and warm ‘water. 3. Put away food and cooking and eating utensils before spraying a
room. 4. Do not spray household pets. 5. Store DDT in a safe place where children cannot reach. it.
NO ILL effect to a person has ever been traced to this insecticide and none is expected if it is properly handled. Inadvertently swallowing it, however, would result in serious poisoning, the safety council warns. Its use for dusting in concentrations up to 10 per cent in an inert powder will have little hazard. The use of solutions up to 5 per cent in petroleum distiilate involves only temporary and comparatively moderate exposure to low concentrations and should be equally safe. However, irritation of the skin will occur following heavy exposure to the mist. Therefore, you are advised to wash all parts of the body that come in contact with the spray, using soap and warm water to get it off. Mist from the DDT bomb will be toxic, the safety council warns, if a sufficient quantity of it is inhaled. . So be careful to hold the bomb away from your face when the release valve is opened. Although we think of DDT as new, the chemical, dichlore-diphen-yl-trichloroethane, was synthesized 71 years ago.
Parties Will Honor Miss Jane Mottern
Mrs. William Lake will be the hostess tonight at a party for Miss Jane Mottern who will become the bride of Capt. Earle A. Thomas Jr. on Sunday. The rite will be in Sweeney chapel at Butler university. Guests at the party which will be in the home of the hostess’ parents, Dr. and Mrs. B. K. Westfall, near Lebanon, will be Mrs. L. Robert Mottern, mother of the bride-to-be. Also, Mesdames Westfall, George Schnieders, Robert I. Terry Jr, Thomas Murnane, Thomas Riddick, Theodore L. Locke J¥., Frank Habig
Others will be Misses Jean and Alberta Wells, Dana Hackerd, Ann Nancy Ragan, Elizabeth Davis and Beverly Siniff.
Mrs. Walter G. Cravens, Charlotte, N. C, new national president of
arrive here tomorrow to begin work at the national headquarters. Mrs,
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES (Safety 2) |For DDT Use {Are Given
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