Mothproofing

Candidate mothproofers: toxicity to fabric insects and persistence through washing and drycleaning

[by Lehman L. McDonald and others.

Mothproofing of wool

T. Shaw. Die Situation des erfinderischen Menschen : voraussetzungen der erfinderischen Tätigkeit / H. Wilhelm.

The clothes moth, a $200, 000, 000 pest: a dialogue between Miss Ruth Van Deman, Bureau of Home Economics, and Mr. Morse Salisbury, Radio Service, delivered in the Department of Agriculture period of the National Farm and Home Hour, broadcast by a network of 48 associate NBC stations, Thursday, May 21, 1936

Ruth Van Deman

Candidate mothproofers: toxicity to fabric insects and persistence through washing and drycleaning

[by Lehman L. McDonald, Hobart P. Boles, and Roy E. Bry]

Take care of the wool you have: broadcast by Ruth Van Deman, Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics, and Wallace Kadderly, Radio Service, broadcast Thursday, April 1, 1943, in the Department of Agriculture period of the National Farm and Home Hour, over stations associated with the Blue Network [of the National Broadcasting Company]

Ruth Van Deman

Mothproffing.

R. W Moncrieff

No wool for the clothes moth: Ruth Van Deman, Bureau of Home Economics, U.S.D.A. broadcast in the Department of Agriculture's portion of the National Farm and Home Hour, Tuesday, October 13, 1942, over stations associated with the Blue Network [of the National Broadcasting Company]

Ruth Van Deman

The mothproofing of wool

[by] J. R. McPhee.

Moth control: a radio talk by Dr. B.A. Back, Bureau of Entomology, [U. S. Department of Agriculture]

E. A. Back

Mothproofing.

R. W. Moncrieff