Theodore R. McKeldin, Governor                      905

(2) any pesticide unless it is in the registrant's or the manufac-
turer's unbroken immediate container, and there is affixed to such
container, and to the outside container or wrapper of the retail
package, if there be one through which the required information on
the immediate container can CANNOT be clearly read, a label bearing

(I)   the name and address of the manufacturer, registrant, or per-
son for whom manufactured;

(II)  the name, brand, or trade mark under which said article is
sold; and

(III)  the net weight or measure of the content subject, however,
to such reasonable variations as the State Chemist may permit.

(3) any pesticide which contains any substance or substances in
quantities highly toxic to man, determined as provided in Section 138
of this sub-title, unless the label shall bear, in addition to any other
matter required by this sub-title

(I)   the skull and crossbones;

(II)  the word "poison" prominently, in red, on a background of
distinctly contrasting color; and

(III)  a statement of an antidote for the pesticide.

(4) the pesticides commonly known as standard lead arsenate,
basic lead arsenate, calcium arsenate, magnesium arsenate, zinc
arsenate, zinc arsenite, sodium fluoride, sodium fluosilicate, and
barium fluosilicate unless they have been distinctly colored or dis-
colored as provided by regulations issued in accordance with this
sub-title, or any other white powder pesticide which the State
Chemist, after investigation of and after public hearing on the neces-
sity for such action for the protection of the public health and the
feasibility of such coloration or discoloration, shall, by regulation,
require to be distinctly colored or discolored; unless it has been so
colored or discolored; provided, that the State Chemist may exempt
any pesticide to the extent that it is intended for a particular use or
uses from the coloring or discoloring required or authorized by this
section if he determines that such coloring or discoloring for such
use or uses is not necessary for the protection of the public health.

(5) any pesticide which is adulterated or misbranded.
(I) it shall be unlawful—

(i) for any person to detach, alter, deface, or destroy, in whole or
in part, any label or labeling provided for in this Act or regulations
promulgated hereunder, or to add any substance to, or take any
substance from a pesticide in a manner that may defeat the purpose
of this sub-title;

(ii) for any person to use for his own advantage or to reveal,
other than to the State Chemist or proper officials or employees of
the State or to the courts of this State in response to a subpoena, or
to physicians, or in emergencies to pharmacists and other qualified
persons, for use in the preparation of antidotes, any information
relative to formulas of products acquired by authority of Section 137
of this sub-title.