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20 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JULY 11. 1925 WAR ONFLY IS SIZEABLE TASK Corras Institute Launches Eradication Campaign The housefly is the next foe to health to be singled out by the Gorgas Mem- orial institute, which proposes devoting much of its energies in conducting a fight on the "national insect" during the rest of the "fly season." "The common housefly has long been cne of man's most annoying and most cangerous pests", said Arthur C. Stringer, associate director of the Gor- gas institute. "He is filthy. He is a disease carrier. He is a deadly nuis- ance. "The problem of controlling and sup- pressing the fly nuisance is perhaps more difficult than ridding the country of mosquitoes, since the fly will breed mm manure, decayed fruit, garbage pails, or m any other filthy place that will furnish sufficient heat to hatch the eggs. Accordingly the fight against the housefly requires the enlistment in the anti-fly army of every householder, whose sector will be his own premises, which he can guard by keeping it free from all possible breeding places. Screening houses should be done by all means, but screening is merely an expedient to combat an evil which will continue to exist so long as there are convenient breeding places. It is neces- sary, therefore, to go to the source and clean it out, thereby making this a campaign of prevention rather than cure. T'} ey N "rao : 1 x 1 he Gorgas Memorial Institute issued the following rules for the ".wat the fly" campaign: Garbage should be burned or if sold to hog feeders, municipal authorities should have control of sanitary condi- t.ons. ~ Sewage should be carefully protected from fites. 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