Evening Star Newspaper, August 31, 1931, Page 6

£a U NO LONGER BE TOLD THAT YOU HAVE AN EXPENSIVE FOOT 177 Sizes ¥ and Widths LOADED SHIPS NOW MAY BE FUMIGATED New Process of Health Serv- ice Eliminates Necessity of Vessels Waiting in Port, Prom the United States Daily. A method of fumigating loaded ships, which eliminates the necessity of wait- ing for ships to discharge their cargo, has been developed and adopted by the United States Public Health Service. This new quarantine procedure, it was asserted, not only increases the effectiveness of quarantine protection in all ports from a public health stand- point, but it also saves shipowners & eat deal of time and permits public Efllth authorities in quarantine wark to checkup more thorughly and surely on_their cwn waork. No longer is it necessary for a ship which may be regarded as “potentially AOL B vdumisard air from & tank saves time), and vari- to0ls. ous extra small fittings and | 5-foot. l':&hdder with a fim is | the; very convenient for reaching o owls. After everything is ready, the first business 15 to make l&echi shots in the hold, including e shelter or bridge deck and bunker. “'special shots” is meant direct fu: small spaces and direct f subdivisions. Mmflm through under this heading. usually accessible location requiring direct fumigation is the inclosed space under fresh-water tanks. With the usual crew of four men, after the special ghots are mace, two men go aft with two of the applicators and two forward with the cther uppli- cators, Each pair takes a scale. The applicators each have a 30-foot length of tube attached. The 50-foot lengths are used for unusually high ventilators or for reaching out-of-the-way loca- tions. It is generally best to keep the | applicators on deck even though this may, at times, require the use of a hundred fee! or more tubing. Method of Application. While gas is being put down a venti- | lator the cowl should be turned suf- ficiently into the wind tes produce a moderate down draft. If the cowl is turned away from the wind a suction | will be produced, which suf- | ficient to draw .out the gas as fast as it | is sprayed in. itor 1 tion of | be ey R T an in placing the tube, and at all times | A | after the first charge is sent through m. After gas has been put into all holds the superstructure is fumigated and 5y L. Ly LAFAYETTE DAY PLAN WILL INCLUDE FEATUREi S isn i aaibig . a @i e - duoil Bishop Christens Niece, 8. CALGARY, Alberta, August 31 (#).— Florence Maxine Winnington Ingram, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Winning- closed, Ping i ally gas s put into the g4 Bagtle Also to Be Marked in | ton Ingram, waited eight and one-half | Zyklon may be -effectively used to fumigate loaded ships, but it canot knos liquid HCN containing up to 10 per cent chloropicrin or with Zyklon con- | :Otmdn. 5 per c!e&: chloropicrin causes | amage cargy. This state- | ment is based on the fact that fumi-| gation of __approximately 100 loaded ships at New rk has not a single | complaint of damage to cargo attribu- | table to the fumigant. I | in Colorado Crash. CANON CITY, Colo., August 31 (). —Max Earl, 26, West Oliffe, Colo, burned to death, and Phil Reid, 24, Canon City, was seriously injured in an airplane crash and fire near West Cliffe | yestercay. | Observers said the plane went into a | a tall spin fater failing to come out of a loop and fell 1,000 feet. Reid was Joint U. 8. Observance oh September 6. NEW YORK. August 31~The La-| fayette Day National Committee an- nounced yesterday that plans had been | made for observance on September 6 cf the coinciding anniveisaries of u(ly-l ette and the battle of the Marne. The tribute will be Nation-wide, fol- | lowing a custom ovegun in 1916. | ext Sunday will be the 174th anni. versary of Lafayette's birth. The firs battle of the Marne began on that date in 1914. Four years later the.second Marne battle had been fougll and won | with American troops in the line. | ‘The committee has issued a call to| patriotic bodies and citizens throughout the country to display “the Tri-color of France, which Lafayette dgsigned, with the Stars and Stripes under which he fought in the Continental army, of which he was the last surviving major | general; and that the colors of both flags adorn the many monuments and statues erected in his memory.” Poland is establishing a fund of $44,- years so she could be christened by her great-uncle, Right Rev. Arthur F. ‘Winnington Ingram, Lord Bishop of London, England. ‘The Jord “Bishop afrived at Calgary yesterday and also christened the Tifl-' sister, Kathleen Hazel, 1 month old. lasses £ yes Examined DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist Phone National 0721 9410 Mclachien t URNITURE RENTING OFFICE FURNITURE ! Over the Labor Day Week-end Atlantie City or New York AND RETURN Go on any train Saturday, September 5th except the Columbian. Return on any train except the Colum- bian to and including train leaving Jersey City ter- minal 7:00 p. m., and from Philadelphia 8:55 p. m. Monday, September 7th. BALTIMORE & OHIO | | o | dangerous” to remain in port for a week | or more discharging cargo before this ship may be fumigated. This was the custom, however, in the past, it was said. With the development of the new method, the fumigation of a ship may be accomplished as soon as the ship arrives, Gas masks must generally be used, | the pilot of the plane. 000,000 for highway improvement. New Fall Styles ‘in @ complete range of : No. & of a Series of Advertisements SIZES and WIDTHSP’"’" #peun’na in The Er’ening Star Each onday...Showing Actual Photographs % dlzow Sanico Bakery Products Are ade. Located at Eckington Place and “R” Street Northeast...Owned and Operated by the Sanitary Grocery Company of Washington, D. C. Rodents Examined. Quarantine officers thereby are nblc' to obtain samples of rats, insects, etc., from .Joaded ships thus fumigated. EX- amination of these rodents and vermin “UNION MADE” Sanico Bakery “Cools” Sanico Bread Wrappers For Two Days . . . One would hardly believe bread WRAPPERS have to be cooled, too, before the loaves are wrapped inside. Well, perhaps they don’t actually HAVE to be, but Sanico Bakery takes the precaution to do it. For Sanico Bread must have every protection ffom our plant to vour table. Sanico Bread wrappers are kept in our special refrigeration department at 32" F. for two days prior to wrapping to make sure the wax surface is carefully preserved and thoroughly dry so it will form absolute protection for Sanico Bread after it is wrapped and sealed. vessels. In most cases this occurs when the principal rat harborage is at the bottom of the holds. Gas may be in- troduced into the bilges through the sounding pipes, but its diffusion can- not be controlied. On loaded ships the effectiveness of fumigation is more dependent upon the v.gh'orouxhneos and care with which expert fitting service. Beautiful Hosiery, $1.00 Esclusively ENNA JETTICK |will show whether there is disease | aboard the vessel, it was said. The fol- lowing information -lsp was mude} Only ships Arriving from dangerous Looi at B R diately upon arriva Y T e e method of fumigating loaded ™ our on ue | vessels is simply to take advantage, in g | pipes, ventilato hu;n:n?'\‘rla‘( ey and ” ertures whicl Is it coated...are you sublect to RN Mo Vo be distributed in, around sick headaches or biliousness? Then and under the cargo. € you need to banish poisonous ime| fumigating & ship purities from your intestinal tract.| 1 To kill the rats before the ship h i ' i s to dock. Flush your system with HEXASOL. 8088 10 SO0, nay may be harboring the dependable saline laxative. Pleas- i\ “ire cargo. ant, safe and sure. Used and in-| 3. At & filuuc-mlecud or_suspected dorsed for more than a quarter of a A Ao i cargo pefore the vessel leaves | Get a bottle fr y i = | port. d:\'- I‘onlv ln;a T ourkdioy S pn{ To secure & sample of rats for - | examination in the laboratory to dater- mine the presence or probable absence HEALTH of infection. Absence of infection among 5 25c sumptive evidence that all rats on the BOOKS Ship are free of infection. 50e—2! 80 Per Cent Killed. iz ZRoREs ey | ‘Data available to date indicate that Over 800,000 are condemned to | a carefully carrigd out fumigation of & 7 the rats on board. Due to the fact ease. Almost one for every 150 || that certain portions of loaded holds people that you know. GOOD || cannot- alvays be directly reached for HEALTH is the enemy of the || purposes of fumigation, the variations Grim Reaper. 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Here the wrapper is cut and folded about the loaves with “the ends and center smoothed down tightly . . . and then sealed by heated runners as the loaf passes by on its way to the delivery department. All accomplished by the ingen- ious machine pictured at the right in much less time than it has taken to read this. TO KEEP SANICO BREAD FRESH AND CLEAN AND GOOD Washington housewives have learned to expect not only the best qualty in Sanico Bakery products, but also the utmost care and sanitation in the protection of its products. No expense or labor has been sparzd to give them this assurance. Any Five of these HEALTH BUILDER oks will be sent to you postpald for 5c—12 for S0c or 25 for $1.00. k is done than on empty ves- Sanico Bread Wrappers Being Cooled and Pre- 3‘]:. ‘xrlongerotrl‘mr is required, beeause pared in Our Refrigeration Department. there are more locations into which gas ! must be directly introduced. oy, | When effectiveness is per ; | greater protection to the port is af- @ = | by a loaded fumigation. before P -Y e oaves uto R i | the vessel goes to dock, t] would be | secured by 100 per cent effcctiveness of | a ca a l‘ | & fumigation performed after unload- |ing at dock. Vessels arriving loaded | generally stay in port about 10 days. | five to unload and five to reload. A 12—Fasting, Whe - | | simple arithmetical computation proves 1= ltns above contention in such a case | Por example, premising the presence of | : | 100 rats, it 80 are killed before the | ship goes to dock, the port will be ex-| . | posed in 10 days to 200 rat days: where- | if it goes to dock and remains there | five days before fumigation, the port i T is exposed to 500 rat days. | The amount of gas to be | exactly the same as would were the ship being fumigated empty. Exposure in loaded holds should be four hours. Type of Acid Used. Liquid hydrocyanic acid is supplied in stesl cylinders, each holding 75 $ | pounds. For use it must be put o ' smaller cylinders, designated as appli- acfadden’s Health Builders Library$ | cators, each holding 18 pounds. The BB TRy Nen ok, s, ¢ | 0 1 doroenSirom the applicatozs :y’ opse (nestoaia) the book: 3| air pressure through a rubber tube end- below. T inclos ing in a spray .nozzle. 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