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INSECTICIDE REPORT

THE BULLETINof the

North Carolina Department of Agriculture

L. Y. Ballentine, Commissioner

Number 152 June, 1958

North Carolina

INSECTICIDE REPORT

for

January 1 - December 31, 1957

THE BULLETINof the

North Carolina Department of Agriculture

Raleigh, N. C.

L. Y. Ballentine, Commissioner

John L. Reitzel, Assistant Commissioner

E. W. Constable, State Chemist

Number 152 June, 1958

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Our Cover Picture

This grasshopper, caught by the camera in the

act of taking a “chaw” of tobacco from a leaf in

the field, symbolizes the many kinds of chewing or

sucking insects that can take a big bite out of the

farmer’s crops.

Need for protection from insect pests has in-

creased in direct proportion to the farmer’s increas-

ed investment in his crops. Fortunately, as the

need has grown, research has developed many newand more effective pesticides. But the research

work must continue. Insects have developed a

resistance within a very short time to some of the

most effective insecticides discovered in recent

years. With modern transportation new pests are

brought into the country from time to time andtechniques must be found for dealing with them.

One purpose of the economic poisons law andthose who administer it is to encourage continued

technical advancement in pest control methods. Tothe extent that users of pesticides are protected

from the few who would sell them worthless, un-

safe or misrepresented products, the industry as a

whole is protected from unfair competition or un-

ethical merchandising methods which could bring

pesticides generally into disrepute and retard

scientific progress in this important field.

The photograph of the grasshopper was taken by

Lewis P. Watson, of Raleigh, N. C.

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Table of ContentsPage

Inspection and Analysis of Economic Poisons 5

Brief of North Carolina Insecticide Law 7

Pesticide-Fertilizer Mixtures 9

Economic Poisons Registrants, 1957... 12

North Carolina Aerial Crop-Dusting Law and Regulations 22

Licensees Under North Carolina Aerial Crop Dusting Law for 19 57 28

Summary of Economic Poisons Examined 34

Decisions 35

Analysis Tables (Each heading in this table indicates mixtureswith other materials also)

Aldrin 36

Antu 40

Arsenicals 41

BHC 44

Boric Acid 58

Captan 58

Chlordane 59

Copper 63

2, 4-D 65

DD 66

DDD - 66

DDT 72

Dieldrin - - 84

Endrin - 84

Ethylene Dichloride 88

Ferbam 88

Fluorine Compounds 89

Fumarin - — 90

Heptachlor 90

Malathion 91

Maneb 95

Methoxychlor 96

MH-30 ----- 100

Nicotine - 101

Parathion — 101

Phenols — - — - 103

Phosphorus:

--- 105

Pine Oil 105

Pival 105

Pyrethrins 105

Rotenone 107

Sabadilla ----- — - 117

Thallium Sulfate - - ----- 119

Toxaphene — — - - 119

Warfarin ----- 125

Zineb 127

Miscellaneous Inorganic 12S

Miscellaneous Organic - 129

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Inspection and Analysis

of Economic Poisons

Economic poisons or pesticides cover a large number of materials and

mixtures intended for destroying, controlling or repelling pests such as

insects, weeds and other noxious plants, predatory animals and birds, soil-

infesting pests such as nematodes, algae, snails and bacteria. Other ex-

amples are disinfectants, antiseptics and fungicides for use other than on

living man or other animals, defoliants, various repellents, fly paper and

other adhesive products whose action goes beyond simple mechanics, moth

proofers, wood preservatives other than common paints, mildew controls,

and seed fumigants and disinfectants.

An adequate and reliable supply of these products is as indispensable

as is fertilizer in the production of food and fiber crops. Weed killers and

defoliants are important adjuncts. The preservation of many products in

storage and the control of domestic and industrial pests which affect both

the health and welfare of human beings and animals are likewise depend-

ent on such materials.

While encouraging the development and distribution of reliable prod-

ucts to serve these needs, and with due regard for public health andwelfare, it is the purpose of the economic poisons law (the North Carolina

Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act of 1947, G. S., Article 4 A,Chapter 106) to protect the public from adulterated, misbranded, worth-

less and dangerous products, and legitimate manufacturers from un-

scrupulous competition. Among other requirements, the law authorizes

inspections, analyses of official samples taken from products offered

for sale within the state and publication of results. With other pertinent

information, there is given in this issue of The Bulletin a list of registrants,

a summary of registrations and detailed results of analyses of official

samples taken throughout the state by inspectors of the department, for

the calendar year 1957. Included also are the North Carolina Aerial

Crop-Dusting Law, regulations and registrants under that law, for 19 57.

Before any brand of economic poison can be legally offered for sale in

the state, it is required that it be registered with the Department of Agri-culture. Application forms, furnished by the department, must be sub-mitted in triplicate with copy of all labeling and claims. Applications mustbe accompanied by an inspection fee of ten dollars per brand and grade,

payable to the North Carolina Department of Agriculture. All registrations

expire December 31 of each year and are subject to re-registration withannual payment of inspection fees. Requirements are given in fuller detail

in the “Brief of North Carolina Insecticide Law” on pages 7 and 8. Copiesof the law and related regulations are available on request.

A statewide inspection service is maintained for the collection of

official samples of economic poisons from farms, other users, and dealers.

Individual requests for inspections are followed up promptly.

Samples are sent to the department’s laboratories for analysis and assoon as this work is completed, individual reports are forwarded to man-

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ufacturers, dealers and users. As a further means of reporting, an issue

of The Bulletin covering a year’s work, as exemplified herewith, is pub-

lished annually.

The economic poisons law gives control officials certain discretionary

authority in dealing with borderline cases. The earnest cooperation of a

great majority of manufacturers and dealers has been a valuable asset

in the administration of the law.

Cooperative work by staff members of the North Carolina ExperimentStation and Extension Service has been mutually beneficial and most help-

ful. Credit also is due members of the laboratory section for the highly

satisfactory manner in which the analytical work has been carried out:

H. A. Miller, Assistant State Chemist; Delwin P. Johnson, Henry W.Barnes, Jr., Harold Jackson, Mrs. Muriel Weathers, Chemists; Miss MaryMelvin, Secretary; George A. Brown, Jr., J. W. Davis, Lindsey Ennis,

H. C. McPhail, James R. Stevens, Inspectors; William Morgan, Laboratory

Helper.

Brief of North Carolina Insecticide Law

Commissioner of Agriculture, Raleigh, North Carolina.

1. The name and address of the guarantor.

2. The brand name or trademark.

3. The net weight or measure.

4. A guaranteed analysis statement showing:

a. The name and percentage of each active ingredient.

b. The total percentage of inert ingredients.

5. Instructions for use, adequate for the protection of the

public.

6. A warning or caution statement adequate to prevent

injury.

7. For economic poisons highly toxic to man:a. The skull and crossbones.

b. The word “Poison” in red, on distinctly contrasting

background.

c. An antidote for the poison.

8. When arsenic is present—the percentages of the total

and of the water-soluble arsenic separately and as

elemental (metallic) arsenic.

Other General Requirements:

1. Strength and quality must not fall below that pro-

fessed or claimed.

2. No false or misleading statement, design or other rep-

resentation is permissible.

3. Imitations are not permitted.

4. Labeling may not refer to registration.

5. Labeling shall be legible and understandable.

6. Claims or directions for use may not deviate in sub-stance, or composition vary, from representationsmade on registering.

7. Economic poisons must be sold in the registrant’s ormanufacturer’s original package. If repackaged for

sale, it loses its original identity and qualifies as anew product. As such it is subject to registration andall other provisions of the law. Responsibility rests onthe repackaging agent.

AdministrativeOfficer

InformationRequired to

Appear onPackageLabels

GeneralRequirements

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Registration

InspectionTax

Method of

Paying

Refusal or•Cancellation of

Registration

Stop-SaleOrders

Short Weight

Exemptions

8. Economic poisons in powdered form of white or light

color require distinct further coloring for safety.

Each brand and grade of economic poisons must be regis-

tered prior to sale (application forms are furnished by the

department), subject to renewal annually, January 1st.

Duplication of registration by secondary sellers is not

required.

Application must be accompanied by full information (see

package labeling above), including specimen of labeling,

all claims, and, if called for, certain additional data whennecessary in qualifying the product.

An annual inspection tax of $10.00 for each brand andeach grade is required.

Inspection tax must accompany application for registra-

tion, payable to the North Carolina Department of Agri-

culture.

Registration is subject to refusal or cancellation for cause

and upon hearing.

Goods not measuring up to requirements are subject to

Stop-Sale Orders.

Short weight, in addition to above, is subject to penalty.

Exempt From Penalties of Law Are:

1. Carriers engaged in legal transporting.

2. Public official while performing official duties.

3. Manufacturers and shippers of products properly iden-

tified for experimental use only.

4. Persons shown to be proceeding in good faith on guar-

antees and representations given by others. The origi-

nal guarantor then is liable.

NOTE: Copies of the economic poisons law may be

obtained upon request to the Inspection Division,

North Carolina Department of Agriculture, Raleigh,

North Carolina.

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Pesticide-Fertilizer Mixtures

Regulations under the fertilizer law now permit certain insecticides to

be mixed with fertilizers. These are: Technical chlordane, aldrin, dieldrin,

heptachlor, toxaphene and DDT. There is continued interest in these mix-

tures for combatting soil-borne pests, and a number of brands have been

registered for sale.

Experience with such mixtures is slowly developing. The practical and

economic advantages of putting both pesticides and fertilizer into the

soil in a single operation are obvious. There are, however, certain dis-

advantages and dangers which must be taken into account, such as re-

stricted applicability, the possibility of misuse, incompatibility and short

life of some pesticides when mixed with fertilizers, the danger of toxic

levels of pesticides being built up in the soil, development of off-flavor andbad odors, particularly in root crops, and the danger of translocation of

poisons from soils to plants, then to animals and to man.

It is obvious that the recommendations for use of pesticide-fertilizer

mixtures in the soil pose many critical problems. These should not func-

tion to restrict sound progress. However, they do dictate a conservative

policy, subject to expansion or modification from time to time as additional

basic facts are available. The policy which has been followed and the line

of thinking on which it is based are indicated in the commitments whichfollow.

Recommendation by the N. C. Agricultural Experiment Station,

Raleigh. N. C., December 14, 1948:

“Because of the lack of sufficient information on these prob-

lems and in order to prevent possible damage or loss of money to

either the farmer or the fertilizer producer, it is recommendedthat the Cwnmissioner of Agriculture should not accept for

registration and subsequent sales any mixture of insecticides andfertilizer. Experimental use of such mixtures under proper super-

vision and direction is to be encouraged so that informationmay be obtained to solve the problems involved in the use of

such mixtures.”

Resolution by the Association of Economic Poisons Control Officials,

Annual Conference, Washington, D. C., October 6, 1951; endorsed by theExperiment Station Section, Association of Land Grant Colleges andUniversities, Houston, Texas, Meeting, November 13, 1951:

“In view of the immediate and possible long lasting effects of

the application or misapplication of pesticides, be it resolved, that

the Economic Poisons Control Officials do not register, permitthe sale or distribution of pesticide-fertilizer mixtures, for field

crops or horticultural use unless such mixtures have beenformally approved by the officials of the Agricultural ExperimentStation or other officials vested with such responsibility by lawin their State.”

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Letter to fertilizer dealers, by L. Y. Ballentine, Commissioner of

Agriculture, May 16, 1950:

“To Fertilizer Manufacturers and Dealers selling fertilizer in

North Carolina

“In order that the future of the peanut industry in North Caro-

lina not be jeopardized by improper insect control practices, your

attention is called to the following:

“1. Experiments conducted by the North Carolina Agricultural

Experiment Station have shown that a disagreeable taste and

odor have resulted from the use of Benzene Hexachloride to

control insects attacking peanuts.

“2. The residue of Benzene Hexachloride used on cotton for boll

weevil control may be sufficient to produce unfavorable

effects on peanuts grown in the rotation.

“3. Representatives of the North Carolina Agricultural Experi-

ment Station, Extension Service, and State Department of

Agriculture have recently conferred on this subject. Thegroup considers Benzene Hexachloride, the technical grade

or the purified form known as lindane, unsafe for insecticidal

treatment for peanuts. This is in agreement with conclusions

reached by a similar group from Virginia who met a few days

ago. It is also in accord with a recent resolution passed by

the Virginia-Carolina Peanut Association.

“4. On cotton grown in rotation with peanuts, recommendedmaterials other than BHC should be used.

“5. As new information on this program is developed, the recom-

mendations may be modified. We will keep you advised of

any significant findings on this important subject.

“We solicit the cooperation of the fertilizer industry on this

important problem affecting our peanut growers.”

REGULATIONS

(From Chapter VIII of Rules, Regulations, Definitions and Standards

of the North Carolina Department of Agriculture)

§8-36.1. Insecticides In Fertilizers. The inclusion of technical chlor-

dane, aldrin, dieldrin. heptachlor or toxaphene in fertilizers offered for

sale in North Carolina is permitted under the following conditions:

(a) All manufacturers, formulating and offering for sale in North

Carolina fertilizers containing the insecticides technical chlordaue. aldrin,

dieldrin, heptachlor or toxaphene, shall register such brands or mixtures

with the North Carolina Department of Agriculture.

(b) Each bag of fertilizer must bear a Red tag, size 3^ inches by 6V4

inches, with the following information printed thereon:

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CAUTION

This fertilizer contains pounds of (name of insecticide) per100 pounds of fertilizer.

NOTICE—IMPORTANT—NOTICE

Experiments and surveys have shown that this insecticide when applied

with fertilizer at planting time may give some control of wireworms and/

or southern corn rootworms and/or white fringed beetle. It does not effect-

ively control the corn billbug. In experimental work insecticide-fertilizer

mixtures have been applied immediately after mixing. The effect of the

combination on the insecticide or on the fertilizer components, if left to

stand, is not known.

Odor, off flavor, stunting of crops and other damage may result fromthe use of organic insecticides in this manner.

§8-36.2 DDT in Fertilizers.

(1) All manufacturers formulating and offering for sale in NorthCarolina fertilizers containing the insecticide DDT shall register such

brands or mixtures with the North Carolina Department of Agriculture.

(2) Each bag of fertilizer containing DDT must bear a RED tag, size

3% x 6*4 inches, with the following information printed thereon:

CAUTION

This fertilizer contains pounds of technical DDT per 100 poundsof fertilizer.

Fertilizer mixtures containing not more than % or 1 pound of technical

DDT per 100 pounds of fertilizer are recommended for use only where the

white fringed beetle is present and only on specific advice of a Federal or

State entomologist. DDT or fertilizer containing DDT should not be usedon the soil after a maximum of 15 pounds of DDT per acre has beenapplied.

The North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station makes no general

recommendation for the inclusion of insecticides in fertilizers. Indiscrimi-

nate use of certain insecticides may cause stunting of crops, off-flavors andodors, or other damage.

(Adopted June 20, 1951; Amended June 17, 1952 and June 22, 1953.)

(Authority: G. S. 106-50.15.)

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Economic Poisons

ABCO, INC.1603 Fifth AvenueMcKeesport, Pennsylvania

ACELINE PRODUCTS CORP.P. O. Box 236Rochester, New York

ACME FERTILIZER COMPANYP. O. Box 330Wilmington, North Carolina

ACME QUALITY PAINTS, INC.8250 St. Aubin AvenueDetroit 11, Michigan

ADCO, INCORPORATED902 W. Main StreetSedalia, Missouri

AERO-SANITATION COMPANY325 W. Pacific AvenueSt. Louis 19, Missouri

AGRICULTURAL SPECIALTIES10219 Denton DriveDallas 20, Texas

AIRKEM, INCORPORATED241 East 44th StreetNew York, New York

AIROSOL COMPANY, INC.525 N. 11th StreetNeodesha, Kansas

ALCATRAZ COMPANY, INC., THE1900 Ellen RoadP. O. Box 5146Richmond 20, Virginia

ALCO CHEMICAL COMPANY19027 Pioneer Blvd.Artesia, California

ALFORD HOME PRODUCTSP. O. Box 595Middlesex, North Carolina

ALLEN-CROWL COMPANY1559 Allentown RoadP. O. Box 627Lima, Ohio

ALLIED CHEMICAL & DYE CORP.Barrett Division40 Rector StreetNew York 6, New York

ALLIED CHEMICAL & DYE CORP.General Chemical Division40 Rector StreetNew York 6, New York

ALLIED CHEMICAL & DYE CORP.Solvay Process Division

P. O. Box 271Syracuse 1, New York

ALLIED DRUG PRODUCTS CO.1 6th and Pierce StreetsChattanooga 1, Tennessee

AMERICAN AGRICULTURALCHEMICAL COMPANY, THE50 Church StreetNew York 7, New York

Registrants, 1957

AMERICAN CHEMICAL COMPANY.INC.726 First Street, S.E.Roanoke, Virginia

AMERICAN CHEMICAL PAINT CO.Ambler, Pennsylvania

AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY30 Rockefeller PlazaNew York 20, New York

AMERICAN LACE PAPER COMPANY4425 N. Port Washington RoadMilwaukee 12, Wisconsin

AMERICAN OIL COMPANYBaltimore and South StreetsBaltimore 2, Maryland

AMERICAN POTASH ANDCHEMICAL CORP.3030 W. Sixth StreetLos Angeles 54, California

AMERICAN SCIENTIFIC LABORA-TORIES, INC.P. O. Box 232Madison 1, Wisconsin

AMSCO CHEMICAL COMPANYMemphis, Tennessee

ANTARA CHEMICALS(A Sales Division of General Aniline& Film Corp.

)

435 Hudson StreetNew York 14, New York

A-PENN OIL COMPANYP. O. Box 191Butler, Pennsylvania

APEX CHEMICAL COMPANYP. O. Box 146Apex, North Carolina

ARKANSAS FUEL OIL CORP.P. O. Box 1117Shreveport, Louisiana

ASSOCIATED SEED GROWERS, INC.15 Main StreetCambridge, New York

ATHENS INSECTICIDE CO., INC.N. Jackson StreetAthens, Tennessee

ATLA CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC.P. O. Box 1761415 South Spring StreetGreensboro, North Carolina

ATLAS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS,INC.P. O. Box 169Waynesboro, Georgia

ATLAS CHEMICAL CORPORATIONP. O. Box 169Waynesboro, Georgia

B. T. BABBITT, INC.New York 22, New York

Economic Poisons Reg

BARKER, MOORE & MEIN COMPANY541 N. Orianna StreetPhiladelphia 23, Pennsylvania

BAUER & BLACKDivision of the Kendall Co.309 W. Jackson Blvd.Chicago 6, Illinois

BERK, F. W. & COMPANY, INC.Park Place, EastWood Ridge, New Jersey

BERLOU MANUFACTURING CO.421 Monroe StreetMarion, Ohio

BEST EXTERMINATINGSERVICE, INC.P. O. Box 631Durham, North Carolina

BLACK PANTHER COMPANY, INC.P. O. Box 132Sanford. North Carolina

BLITZ-FOG COMPANY, THE407 E. Michigan StreetMilwaukee 2, Wisconsin

BLUE BALL CHEMICAL COMPANY2506 Kuhl AvenueOrlando, Florida

BON1DE CHEMICAL COMPANY382 North Genesee StreetUtica 4, New York

BONNIE GREEN PRODUCTS CO.Front and Bainbridge StreetsPhiladelphia 47, Pennsylvania

BOSTWICK LABORATORIES, INC.New York 22, New York

BOYER CHEMICAL COMPANY2232 S. Wabash AvenueChicago 16, Illinois

BOYLE-MIDWAY, INCORPORATED22 East 40th StreetNew York 16, New York

BRIDGEPORT BRASS COMPANY30 Grand StreetBridgeport 2, Connecticut

BUG -A -BOO PRODUCTS COMPANYNew York, New York

C-B DRUG COMPANY2219 Freedom DriveCharlotte 8, North Carolina

CALIFORNIA SPRAY-CHEMICALCORP.Lucas and Ortho WayRichmond 4, California

CAPE FEAR CHEMICALS, INC.P. O. Box 543Elizabethtown, North Carolina

CARAJON CHEMICAL CO., INC.P. O. Box 167Fremont, Michigan

CARBOLA CHEMICAL CO., INC.Natural BridgeNew York

ustrants, 1957 (Contd) 13

CARBOLINEUM WOOD PRESERV-ING COMPANY528 W. Highland AvenueMilwaukee 3, Wisconsin

CAROLINA CHEMICALS, INC.P. O. Box 128West Columbia, South Carolina

CAROLINA FEED STORE279 East Main StreetGastonia, North Carolina

CARROLL CHEMICAL CO., THE2301 Hollins StreetBaltimore 23, Maryland

CARTER INSECTICIDE & CHEMI-CAL COMPANYWallaceNorth Carolina

CEDAR HILL FORMULAE CO., THE234 Steele StreetP. O. Box 1129New Britain, Connecticut

CERASEAL CHEMICAL CORP.P. O. Box 214Chicago Heights, Illinois

CHAMBERLAINS EXTERMINATORS1 Ryan StreetSalisbury, North Carolina

CHAMBERS-GODFREY MANUFAC-TURING COMPANY302-04 BroadwayMartin, Tennessee

CHAPMAN CHEMICAL COMPANYP. O. Box 3158Mallory StationMemphis 9, Tennessee

CHAPMAN, M. A. & SONBox 691Canton, North Carolina

CHEMAGRO CORPORATION101 Park AvenueNew York 17, New York

CHEMLEY PRODUCTS COMPANY5744 Western AvenueChicago 45, Illinois

CHEMO-ASSOCIATESShenandoah, Iowa

CHEMWAY CORPORATIONFairfield RoadMountain View, New Jersey

CHESTER CHEMICAL CORP.2732 6th Avenue, SouthSt. Petersburg, Florida

CHIPMAN CHEMICAL CO., INC.Bound BrookNew Jersey

CLARKE & PROCTOR TURPEN-TINE CO., INC.317 Worth StreetFayetteville, North Carolina

CLEAN HOME PRODUCTS, INC.507 North Cardinal StreetSt. Louis 3, Missouri

14 Economic Poisons Registrants, 1957 (Contd

)

CLEARY CORPORATION. W. A.P. O. Box 749New Brunswick, New Jersey

COASTAL CHEMICAL CORP.P. O. Box 627Greenville, North Carolina

COLE STORESMadison StreetWhiteville, North Carolina

COLGATE-PALMOLIVE COMPANY300 Park AvenueNew York 22, New York

COLONIAL CHEMICAL COMPANY6207 Georgia AvenueBox 6325West Palm Beach, Florida

COLONIAL STORES, INC.P. O. Box 1113Columbia, South Carolina

COMMON SENSE MANUFACTURINGCOMPANY, INC.1392 Niagara StreetBuffalo 13, New York

CONNECTICUT CHEMICALRESEARCH CORPORATION706 Bostwick AvenueBridgeport 5, Connecticut

COOK CHEMICAL COMPANY2500 Summit StreetKansas City, Missouri

COOPER, WILLIAM &NEPHEWS, INC.1909 North Clifton AvenueChicago 14, Illinois

CORONA CHEMICAL DIVISIONPittsburgh Plate Glass CompanyNew Albany RoadMoorestown, New Jersey

COWLEY, S. L. & SONS MANU-FACTURING COMPANY708 West McAlester StreetHugo, Oklahoma

CRE-O-TOX CHEMICAL PRODUCTSCO.2670 Broad AvenueMemphis, Tennessee

CRISP, S. A. CANINE COMPANYBlacksburgSouth Carolina

CUSTOM MANUFACTURINGCOMPANY8732 Oak StreetP. O. Box 4043New Orleans, Louisiana

D & A COMPANY, INC.52 Remer StreetBridgeport 6, Connecticut

DALY-HERRING COMPANYAdkin and University StreetsP. O. Box 237Kinston, North Carolina

DARWORTH INCORPORATEDCuprinol Division24 S. Hopmeadow StreetSimsbury, Connecticut

DAUBERT CHEMICAL COMPANY4700 S. Central AvenueChicago 38, Illinois

DAVIES-YOUNG SOAP COMPANY,THE705 Albany StreetDayton, Ohio

DAVISON CHEMICAL COMPANYDivision of W. R. Grace & Co.P. O. Box 180Wilmington, North Carolina

d-CON COMPANY, INC., THE1450 BroadwayNew York 18, New York

DE PREE COMPANY, THE130 Central AvenueHolland, Michigan

DeSOTO CHEMICAL COMPANY, THENorth DeSoto AvenueArcadia, Florida

DIAMOND BLACK LEAF PRODUCTS(A UNIT OF DIAMOND ALKALI CO.)

P. O. Box 726Richmond, Virginia

DILL COMPANY, THEWashington Street & McKinley AvenueNorristown, Pennsylvania

DIXI CHEMICAL COMPANYP. O. Box 1711Chattanooga, Tennessee

DIXIE HOME STORES, INC.Greenville, South Carolina

DOLGE COMPANY, C. B.Ferry Lane, WestWestport, Connecticut

DONALDSON COMPANY, INC.666 Pelham BoulevardSt Paul 14, Minnesota

DOUGLAS CHEMICAL CO., THEP. O. Box 5012Richmond, Virginia

DOUGLAS CHEMICAL COMPANY620 East 16th AvenueNorth Kansas City, Missouri

DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY. THEMidlandMichigan

DRUGMASTER, INC.4200 North Union BoulevardSt. Louis 15, Missouri

DUMAS MILNER CORPORATIONP. O. Box 4465Fondren StationJackson, Mississippi

du PONT de NEMOURS & CO., E. I.

Wilmington 98Delaware

ECONOMICS LABORATORY. INC.914 Guardian BuildingSaint Paul 1, Minnesota

EDWARDS-COUNCILOR CO., INC.1 21 Colley AvenueNorfolk 10, Virginia

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ELECTROLUX CORPORATION500 Fifth AvenueNew York 36, New York

EMERY INDUSTRIES, INC.4200 Carew TowerCincinnati 2, Ohio

ESSO STANDARD OIL COMPANY15 West 51st StreetNew York 19, New York

FAESY & BESTHOFF, INC.325 Spring StreetNew York 13, New York

FAIRFIELD CHEMICAL DIVISIONFood Machinery & Chemical Corp.P. O. Box 1616Baltimore 3, Maryland

FARMERS COOPERATIVEEXCHANGE, INC.P. O. Box 1069Statesville, North Carolina

FEDERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY,INC.2701 Winthrop AvenueIndianapolis 5, Indiana

FERGUSSON, ALEX C., COMPANY44 East Oregon AvenuePhiladelphia 48, Pennsylvania

FLORIDA AGRICULTURALSUPPLY COMPANY1611 Talleyrand AvenueJacksonville 1, Florida

FLORIDA CHEMICAL INDUS-TRIES. INC.Route 1, Box 130-CGainesville, Florida

FLY-CORD, INC.P. O. Box 2006Savannah, Georgia

FRANKLIN RESEARCH COMPANY5134 Lancaster AvenuePhiladelphia 31, Pennsylvania

FREEWAX DIVISION, CHEMICALCORPORATION OF AMERICAP. O. Box 509Tallahassee, Florida

FRENCH COMPANY, THE R. T.1 Mustard StreetRochester 9, New York

GALLOWHUR CHEMICAL CORP.North Water StreetOssining. New York

GARDEN HOSE SPRAY CO., INC.7 Upland RoadCambridge 40, Massachusetts

GASTON JOHNSTON CORP.24-64 45th StreetLong Island City 3, New York

GEIGY AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALSDivision of Geigy Chemical Corp.P. O. Box 430Yonkers, New York

GENERAL INSECTICIDE CO., INC.752 Herkimer RoadUtica, New York

usTRANTS, 1957 (Contd

)

GEORGIA-CAROLINA OIL CO.1403 Sixth StreetBox 101Macon, Georgia

GETEM MANUFACTURING CO., INC.1261 West 42nd StreetNorfolk 8, Virginia

GLIDDEN COMPANY, THE900 Union Commerce Bldg.Cleveland 2, Ohio

GLOBE LABORATORIES116 Commerce StreetFort Worth 2, Texas

GLOVER COMPANY, INC., H. CLAY60 Hempstead AvenueWest HempsteadLong Island, New York

GLOVER MINERAL PRODUCTS, INC.Kenbridge, Virginia

GOWEN COMPANY, INC., HOWERTONBox 247Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina

GRAHAM CHEMICAL COMPANYP. O. Box 541407 Battleground AvenueGreensboro, North Carolina

GRANT COMPANY2735 North Ashland AvenueChicago 14, Illinois

GREEVER’S, INC.ChilhowieVirginia

GROWERS & PRODUCERS EXCHANGEINC, THEP. O. Box 1020Roanoke, Virginia

GRISSMER COMPANY, EARLP. O. Box 5992Indianapolis, Indiana

GULF OIL CORPORATIONP. O. Box 1166Pittsburgh 30, Pennsylvania

HAMMOND PAINT & CHEMICALCOMPANY29 Farnsworth StreetBoston 10, Massachusetts

HAPPY JACK, INC.P. O. Box 325Snow Hill, North Carolina

HARMON PRODUCTS COMPANY616 East Fourth AvenueGastonia, North Carolina

HARRIS & COMPANY, INC., J. M.Box 411Roanoke, Virginia

HARRIS MANUFACTURING CO., P. F101 West 8th StreetNorth Little Rock, Arkansas

HARRIS PRODUCTS COMPANY, INCP. O. Box 4Miami Beach 39, Florida

16 Economic Poisons Registrants, 1957 (Contd)

HELLER LABORATORIES, INC.Calumet Avenue and 40th StreetChicago 15, Illinois

HERCULES POWDER COMPANYWilmington 99, Delaware

HESS & CLARK, INC., DR.7th and Orange StreetsAshland, Ohio

HILL MANUFACTURING COMPANY1500 Jonesboro Road, S. E.Atlanta, Georgia

HILO COMPANY, THEP. O. Box 246Norwalk, Connecticut

HINTON & COMPANY, INC.67 Murray StreetNew York 7, New York

HOLCOMB MANUFACTURINGCOMPANY, J. I.

1601 Barth AvenueIndianapolis 7, Indiana

HOME & GARDEN PRODUCTS CO.520 South Delaware AvenuePhiladelphia 47, Pennsylvania

HOPKINS AGRICULTURALCHEMICAL COMPANY740 Williamson StreetP. O. Box 584Madison, Wisconsin

HOUSE OF HUSTON, INC.4135 LagunaCoral Gables, Miami, Florida

HOUSTON COMPANY, SAMP. O. Box 662Talladega, Alabama

HUNTINGTON LABORATORIES, INC900-970 East Tipton StreetHuntington, Indiana

HUTSON, H. G., & SONSP. O. Box 2190Atlanta, Georgia

HUTTIG SASH & DOOR COMPANY1 206 South Vandeventer AvenueSt. Louis 10, Missouri

HY-GRO CORPORATION1101 Maryland AvenueBaltimore 1, Maryland

HYDROPONIC CHEMICAL CO., INC.CopleyOhio

IMPERIAL CHEMICAL COMPANYP. O. Box 24Shenandoah, Iowa

INSECT CONTROL SALES & SERVICEP. O. Box 152Candor, North Carolina

IRWIN-WILLERT COMPANY4 044 Park AvenueSt. Louis 10, Missouri

IVO, INC.Box 247West Bend, Wisconsin

JARRETT COMPANY", INC., CECIL H.P. O. Box 69Newton, North Carolina

JOHNSON & SON, INC., S. C.1525 Howe StreetRacine, Wisconsin

JONES PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC.25 North Charter StreetMadison 5, Wisconsin

JUDSON DUNAWAY CORPORATIONThird & GroveDover, New Hampshire

KAY CHEMICAL COMPANYHigh Point, North Carolina

KEM-TOX CORPORATION, THE814 W. 3rd StreetLittle Rock, Arkansas

KING CHEMICAL COMPANY2342 South Lauderdale StreetMemphis, Tennessee

KIRBY CHEMICAL COMPANY. INC.SevernNorth Carolina

KNAPP-MONARCH COMPANY3501 Bent AvenueSt. Louis 16, Missouri

KOLKER CHEMICAL CORPORATION600 Doremus AvenueNewark 5, New Jersey

KOPPERS COMPANY, INC.Tar Products Division430 Park AvenueNew York 22, New York

LABCO PET PRODUCTS COMPANY285 Franklin StreetBoston 10, Massachusets

LARVACIDE PRODUCTS, INC117 Liberty StreetNew York 6, New York

LASALLE CHEMICAL COMPANY3601 South Racine AvenueChicago 9, Illinois

LATHAN CHEMICAL PRODUCTS503 Neuse StreetOriental, North Carolina

LAURENCE, WIEST AND SHERMAN753 Warner Bldg.Washington 4, D. C.

LEBANON CHEMICAL CORP.Box 532Lebanon, Pennsylvania

LEDERLE LABORATORIESDIVISIONAmerican Cyanamid CompanyMiddletown RoadPearl River, New York

LEEDS CHEMICAL PRODUCTS. INC.112 E. WaltonChicago 11, Illinois

LeGEAR MEDICINE CO., DR. L. D.4161 Beck AvenueSt. Louis 16, Missouri

17Registrants, 1957 (Contd)

MILLER COMPANY, B. E.P. O. Box 127Hancock, Maryland

Economic Poisons

LETHEL1N PRODUCTS CO., INC.15 MacQuesten Parkway, SouthMount Vernon, New York

L1NCK COMPANY, INC., O. E.Route 46 and Valley RoadClifton, New Jersey

LINDAVAP, INCORPORATED635 South Main StreetP. O. Box 638Ann Arbor, Michigan

LUCAS PRODUCTS CORPORATION3839 Seiss AvenueToledo 12, Ohio

McBRIDE AND BAKER120 S. La Salle StreetChicago 3, Illinois

McClellan laboratoriescorp., c. u.321 West Redondo Beach Blvd.Gardena, California

McCORMICK & COMPANY, INC.McCormick BuildingBaltimore 2, Maryland

McKesson & robbins, inc.P. O. Box 548Bridgeport, Connecticut

MCLAUGHLIN GORMLEY KING CO.1715 Fifth Street, S. E.Minneapolis 14, Minnesota

MABEX COMPANY, THEUmbria and Lemonte StreetsPhiladelphia 27, Pennsylvania

MAHAFFEY COMPANYP. O. Box 3145Greenville, South Carolina

MAINTENANCE SUPPLY CO., INC.P. O. Box 283Huntersville, North Carolina

MALLINCKRODT CHEMICAL WORKS72 Gold StreetNew York 8, New York

MASTER EXTERMINATORP. O. Box 531Fayetteville, North Carolina

MAXWELL INSECTICIDE CO., INC.P. O. Box 5627Raleigh, North Carolina

MERCK & COMPANY, INC.RahwayNew Jersey

MIDLAND LABORATORIES210-220 Jones StreetDubuque, Iowa

MICHIGAN CHEMICAL CORP.500 North BanksonSt. Louis, Michigan

MIKE, INC.P. O. Box 92Newland, North Carolina

MILLER CHEMICAL AND FER-TILIZER CORPORATION2226 North Howard StreetBaltimore 18, Maryland

MILLER PRODUCTS COMPANY607 Del Monte WaySt. Louis 12, Missouri

MILNER PRODUCTS COMPANY4359 Northview DriveJackson, Mississippi

MOLONY FERTILIZER COMPANYP. O. Box 314Charleston, South Carolina

MONARCH SUPPLY, INC.2438 West Lincoln AvenueMilwaukee 15, Wisconsin

MONSANTO CHEMICAL COMPANY1700 South Second StreetSt. Louis 4, Missouri

MOTOMCO, INCORPORATED89 Terminal AvenueClark, New Jersey

MOORMAN MANUFACTURING CO.QuincyIllinois

MURRAY COMPANY, EDGAR A.Division of Fairfax Biological Laboratory1 Electronic RoadClinton Corners, New York

MUTUAL PRODUCTS COMPANY509 North Fourth StreetMinneapolis 1, Minnesota

NATIONAL ALUMINATE CORPORA-TION6216 W. 66th PlaceChicago 38, Illinois

NEUSE DISTRIBUTING500 E. Grainger AvenueKinston, North Carolina

NIAGARA CHEMICAL DIVISIONFood Machinery & Chemical Corp.1200 Talleyrand Ave.Jacksonville, Florida

NIP-CO MANUFACTURING INC.P. O. Box 536New Rochelle, New York

NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURALCHEMICAL COMPANYP. O. Box 851Goldsboro, North Carolina

NOTT MANUFACTURING CO., INC.P. O. Box 87Mount Vernon, New York

NOWLAND COMPANY,THE GEORGE H.2833 Spring Grove AvenueCincinnati 25, Ohio

NUODEX PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC.120 West 42nd StreetNew York 36, New York

NUSCO PRODUCTS, INC.3118 South Ridgeway AvenueChicago 23, Illinois

18 Economic Poisons Registrants, 1957 ( Conicl

)

NYAL COMPANY, INCORPORATED511 East 72nd StreetNew York 21, New York

OLIN MATHIESON CHEMICAL CORP.Mathieson BuildingBaltimore 3, Maryland

ONE-SPOT COMPANYJessupMaryland

OPITZ, INC., JOHN50-14 39th StreetLong Island City 4, New York

PACIFIC COAST BORAX COMPANYDivision of Borax Consolidated, Ltd.630 Shatto PlaceLos Angeles 5, California

PANOGEN, INCORPORATEDRt. 14Woodstock, Illinois

PANTHER OIL & GREASE MANU-FACTURING COMPANYP. O. Box 711Fort Worth, Texas

PAPER PRODUCTS INCORPORATED18554 S. Susana RoadLong Beach 5, California

PARKE, DAVIS & COMPANYJoseph Campau at the RiverDetroit 32, Michigan

PARRAMORE & GRIFFIN SEED CO.,INC.1 08 S. Toombs StreetValdosta, Georgia

PEARSON & COMPANYBox 431Mobile, Alabama

PEELE COMPANY, INC., W. R.P. O. Box 7

Raleigh, North Carolina

PENICK & COMPANY, S. B.50 Church StreetNew York 8, New York

PENN-CHAMP OIL CORPORATIONP. O. Box 191Butler, Pennsylvania

PENNSALT OF WASHINGTONDIVISION2901 Taylor WayTacoma, Washington

PENNSYLVANIA ENGINEERING CO.1119-21 North Howard StreetPhiladelphia 23, Pennsylvania

PENNSYLVANIA REFININGCOMPANYButler, Pennsylvania

PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFAC-TURING COMPANYThree Penn Center PlazaPhiladelphia 2, Pennsylvania

PEST-GUARD PRODUCTS, INC.731 W. Davis StreetDallas 8, Texas

PET CHEMICALS, INC.3101 S. W. 38th CourtMiami, Florida

PETPAK PRODUCTS COMPANY5151 North 32 StreetMilwaukee 9, Wisconsin

PFEIFFER COMPANY, THE3965 Laclede AvenueSt. Louis 8, Missouri

PFIZER & COMPANY, INC., CHAS.11 Bartlett StreetBrooklyn 6, New York

PHELPS DODGE REFINING CORP.300 Park AvenueNew York 22, New York

PIC CORPORATION837 Broad StreetNewark 2, New Jersey

PIEDMONT CHEMICAL CORPORA-TIONP. O. Box 978Savannah, Georgia

PIONEER MANUFACTURINGCOMPANY, THE3053 East 87th StreetCleveland, Ohio

PLANTERS CHEMICAL CORP.3111 Virginia Beach Blvd.Norfolk, Virginia

POLK MILLER PRODUCTS CORP.2007 North Hamilton StreetRichmond, Virginia

PRATT COMPANY, B. G.204 21st AvenuePaterson, New Jersey

PRATT FOOD COMPANY25 Industrial RoadHammond, Indiana

PRENTISS DRUG AND CHEMICALCOMPANY, INC.101 W. 31st StreetNew York 1, New York

PRIVATE BRANDS, INC.300 South 3rd StreetKansas City IS, Kansas

PROCTOR & GAMBLE COMPANY.THEP. O. Box 599Cincinnati 1, Ohio

PROTECTION PRODUCTS MANU-FACTURING COMPANY2305 Superior AvenueKalamazoo, Michigan

PURE LABORATORIES, INC.515 W. 6th Street, PI.Charlotte, North Carolina

PUREX CORPORATION, LTD.9300 Rayo AvenueSouth Gate, California

PUREPAC CORPORATION511 East 72nd StreetNew York 21, New York

19Economic Poisons Registrants. 1957 (Contd)

PYRROLE CHEMICAL CORP.P. O. Box 218817 Spring LanePortsmouth, Ohio

QUALITY CHEMICAL COMPANYHighway No. 301 SouthP. O. Box 70Wilson, North Carolina

QUALITY CHEMICAL CORP.Memorial AvenueGreenville, North Carolina

RALSTON PURINA COMPANY835 South Eighth StreetSt. Louis, Missouri

RAT BISCUIT COMPANY, THE19% North Limestone StreetSpringfield, Ohio

RAT LUNCHES COMPANY1 407 Ogden StreetDenver 18, Colorado

RAWLEIGH COMPANY, THE W. T.223-225 East Main StreetFreeport, Illinois

REARDON LABORATORIES, INCOR-PORATED, W. G.330 North Main StreetPort Chester, New York

REEFER-GALLER, INC.225 Fifth AvenueNew York 10, New York

REILLY TAR & CHEMICAL CORP.1615 Merchant Bank BuildingIndianapolis 4, Indiana

RE-MARK CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC.98 N. E. 73rd StreetMiami, Florida

REX RESEARCH CORPORATION600 Montrose AvenueToledo 7, Ohio

REXALL DRUG COMPANY8480 Beverly BoulevardLos Angeles 54, California

RIGO MANUFACTURING CO., INC.P. O. Box 1188, 638 Benton AvenueNashville, Tennessee

ROANOKE CHOWAN CHEMICALCORPORATION214 Catherin StreetAhoskie, North Carolina

RODENT CONTROL FUND,N. C. STATE COLLEGEP. O. Box 5577, State College StationRaleigh, North Carolina

ROHM & HAAS COMPANY222 West Washington SquarePhiladelphia 5, Pennsylvania

ROSE MANUFACTURING COMPANY445 Main StreetBeacon, New York

ROTENONE PRODUCTS COMPANY110 Eaton PlaceEast Orange, New Jersey

ROYAL LACE PAPER WORKS, INC.99 Gold StreetBrooklyn 1, New York

SABINE CHEMICAL COxMPANY1700 7th StreetP. O. Box 1206Port Arthur, Texas

SALISBURY’S LABORATORIES, DR.500 Gilbert StreetCharles City, Iowa

SANFAX COMPANY, THEP. O. Box 604Atlanta, Georgia

SANITATION PRODUCTS COMPANY1119 E. 10th StreetCharlotte, North Carolina

SAUER, THE C. F. COMPANY2000 West Broad StreetRichmond, Virginia

SCOTT INDUSTRIES311 BelevueJackson, Tennessee

SCOTT & SONS COMPANY, O. M.Marysville, Ohio

SEACOAST LABORATORIES, INC.156 Perry StreetNew York 14, New York

SEARS, ROEBUCK & COMPANY925 South Homan AvenueChicago 7, Illinois

SENORET CHEMICAL COMPANY610 Gratiot StreetSt. Louis 2, Missouri

SEXTON & COMPANY, JOHN10 Chestnut StreetPhiladelphia 5, Pennsylvania

SHELL OIL COMPANY50 West 50th StreetNew York 20, New York

SHEPARD CHEMICAL WORKS317 S. 2nd StreetWilmington, North Carolina

SHERMAN LABORATORIESAgricultural Division5031 Grandy AvenueDetroit 11, Michigan

SHUPTRINE COMPANYBox 644Savannah, Georgia

SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANYBox 1710Atlanta, Georgia

SINGLETARY, JR. & COMPANY, F. B.208 South Washington StreetRocky Mount, North Carolina

SMITH SEED & FEED COMPANY315 Lynn StreetDanville, Virginia

SMITH SPECIALTIES COMPANY, T. W.P. O. Box 51461101 Dade StreetCharlotte, North Carolina

20 Economic Poisons Registrants, 1957 (Contd)

SOUTHERN AGRICULTURALCHEMICALS, INC.P. O. Box 238Kingstree, South Carolina

SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL IN-SECTICIDES, INC.P. O. Box 1130Hendersonville, North Carolina

SOUTHERN CHEMICAL COMPANYP. O. Box 249Hendersonville, N. C.

SOUTHERN NATIONAL MFG.COMPANYHollister, Missouri

SPINDLE CITY CHEMICAL CO.P. O. Box 88Canton, North Carolina

SPIRITTINE CHEMICAL CO.P. O. Box 233Wilmington, N. C.

SPRATT’S PATENT (AMERICA)LIMITED18 Congress StreetNewark 5, New Jersey

STALFORT PRESSURE-PAK, INC.2012 Hammonds Ferry RoadBaltimore 27, Maryland

STANDARD AGRICULTURALCHEMICALS, INC.1301 Jefferson StreetHoboken, New Jersey

STANDARD LABORATORIES, INC.201 Tabor RoadMorris Plains, New Jersey

STATE CHEMICAL COMPANYSherrod StreetP. O. Box 174Rocky Mount, North Carolina

STAUFFER CHEMICAL COMPANYP. O. Box 52852009 Orient RoadTampa 5, Florida

STEARNS’ ELECTRIC PASTE CO.Ill West Washington StreetChicago 2, Illinois

STEPHENSON CHEMICAL COMPANYP. O. Box 188College Park, Georgia

STERLING COMPANY, INC., THE2801-05 Locust StreetSt. Louis 3, Missouri

STERWIN CHEMICALS, INC.1450 BroadwayNew York 18, New York

STEVENS INDUSTRIES, INC.P. O. Box 272Dawson, Georgia

STRICKLAND & COMPANY, J.P. O. Box 2841Memphis, Tennessee

STULL’S CHEMICALS, INC.3400 Nacogdoches RoadP. O. Box 6722San Antonio, Texas

SUN OIL COMPANY1608 Walnut StreetPhiladelphia 3, Pennsylvania

SUWANNEE DRUG COMPANYNewberryFlorida

SWEENEY MANUFACTURING, INC.,W. R.340 S. Main StreetSalisbury, Missouri

SWIFT & COMPANYPlant Food DivisionBox 210Wilmington, N. C.

TANCK, INCORPORATED, RAY H.Middleton, Wisconsin

TAYLOR CHEMICAL COMPANYAberdeenNorth Carolina

TENNESSEE COPPER COMPANYCopperhillTennessee

TENNESSEE CORPORATION617-29 Grant BuildingAtlanta 1, Georgia

TERMITGAS, INC.232 Canal StreetNew York City, New York

TERRELL MOTHPROOF INSTITUTE2 West Columbia StreetSpringfield, Ohio

TESCO CHEMICALS, INC1575 Northside Drive, N. W.Atlanta, Georgia

TEXIZE CHEMICALS, INC.P. O. Box 1820Greenville, South Carolina

TOXITE LABORATORIES, INC.CumberlandIndiana

TREND PRODUCTS, INC.514 Crockett StreetAmarilla, Texas

TRU-PINE COMPANY7644 Vincennes Avenue - SChicago 20, Illinois

UNION CARBIDE AND CARBONCORPORATION30 East 42nd StreetNew York 17, New York

U. S. BORAX & CHEMICAL CORP.630 Shatto PlaceLos Angeles 5, California

U. S. PACKAGING CORP.New York, New York

U. S. RUBBER COMPANY1230 Avenue of the AmericasNew York 20, New York

VACCINOL CHEMICAL COMPANYP. O. Box 3205-2487 Penn. Ave.Memphis 9, Tennessee

2-1Economic Poisons Registrants, 1957 (Contd)

WESTON PRODUCTS COMPANYVAN BRODE MILLING CO., INC.20 Cameron StreetClinton, Massachusetts

VANDERBILT COMPANY, INC. R. T.230 Park AvenueNew York 17, New York

VAPOR PRODUCTS COMPANY104 E. Kaly AvenueOrlando, Florida

VAPORETTE, INC.823 Merchantile Bank BuildingDallas 1, Texas

VESTAL LABORATORIES, INC.4963 ManchesterSt. Louis 10, Missouri

VINELAND POULTRY LABORATORYP. O. Box 70Vineland, New Jersey

VIRGINIA-CAROLINA CHEMICALCORPORATION401 East Main StreetRichmond, Virginia

VIRGINIA SMELTING COMPANYWest NorfolkVirginia

WALGREEN COMPANY4300 Peterson AvenueChicago 30, Illinois

WALKER REMEDY COMPANY224 CommercialWaterloo, Iowa

WALLACE HARDWARE CO., INC.9-13 North Cumberland StreetMorristown, Tennessee

WATKINS COMPANY, THE J. R.150 Liberty StreetWinona, Minnesota

WAYNE WHOLESALE GROCERY CO.North James Extension117 By-PassGoldsboro, North Carolina

WEEVIL-CIDE COMPANY, THE1323 Union AvenueKansas City 1, Missouri

WELLS & COMPANY, INC., S. C.1-3 Church StreetLeRoy, New York

WEST DISINFECTING COMPANY42-16 West StreetLong Island City 1, New York

WESTCHESTER VETERINARYPRODUCTSDivision of Eastco, Inc.180 Mamaroneck AvenueWhite Plains, New York

330 West Salisbury StreetAsheboro, North Carolina

WESTVACO CHEMICAL DIVISIONFood Machinery and Chemical Corp.161 East 42nd StreetNew York 17, New York

WHITMIRE RESEARCHLABORATORIES, INC.339 South Vandeventer AvenueSt. Louis 10, Missouri

WHITMOYER LABORATORIES, INC.19 North Railroad StreetMyerstown, Pennsylvania

WILSON, INC., ANDREWBaltusrol WaySpringfield, New Jersey

WINDSOR WAX COMPANY, INC.611 Newark StreetHoboken, New Jersey

WINN-DIXIE STORES, INC.P. O. Box 840Greenville, South Carolina

WINRU CHEMICAL & SALES CO.923 State LineKanas City 1, Missouri

WONDER PRODUCTS COMPANYSalisbury, North Carolina

WOOD TREATING CHEMICALSCOMPANY5137 Southwest AvenueSt. Louis 10, Missouri

WOODLETS, INC.2048 Niagara StreetBuffalo 7, New York

WOOLFOLK CHEMICAL WORKS, LTD.East Main StreetFort Valley, Georgia

WORRELL-CONSOLIDATEDLABORATORIES1470 South Vandeventer AvenueSt. Louis 10, Missouri

WRIGHT COMPANY, INC., M.A.505 Court StreetBrooklyn 31, New York

WYATT-QUARLES SEED COMPANY327 S. Wilmington StreetRaleigh, North Carolina

WYETH LABORATORIESDivision of Amer. Home Prod. Corp.P. O. Box 8299Philadelphia 1, Pennsylvania

YALE CHEMICAL COMPANYP. O. Box 715Nashville, Tennessee

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N. C. Aerial Crop-Dusting Law

and Regulations

The North Carolina Aerial Crop-Dusting Law, enacted by the General

Assembly of 19 5 3, has passed through its fifth year of enforcement. Its

purposes are to protect public health and welfare, to bring improved order

in the aerial dusting industry and to eliminate practices which were not

in the best interest of the industry or those whom it serves. Marked pro-

gress has been made, but there is much yet to be accomplished. The North

Carolina Aerial Applicators Association and other members of the industry

sponsored the law and cooperate in its enforcement.

The law and the regulations promulgated thereunder, in summary, re-

quire the registration and licensing of those who engage in the customapplication of pesticides by aircraft in this state. Qualification for license

requires adequate knowledge of the proper use and application of pesti-

cides, the dangers involved and precautions necessary in their application.

Annual renewal of all licenses is required. The validity of any license is

further restricted to the period of time that coverage by liability bond or

insurance for damage by aircraft is in force. The minimum liability

coverage is $5,000.00 for property damage, $10,000.00 for personal

injury, and $20,000.00 for any one accident.

Licenses are of two types: Contractors—who contract for the airplane

application of pesticides; and Applicators or aviators—those who do the

application work. An individual, upon qualification, may procure both

licenses. Applicator’s licenses, among other things, are contingent onCivil Aeronautics Authority certificates and waiver for low flying.

Licenses may be suspended or revoked if licensees are no longer quali-

fied, for fraudulent, faulty, careless or negligent operations, or for other

failure to comply with the requirements of the law. They are automatically

nullified upon cancellation or expiration of liability coverage.

The law and regulations are given in the succeeding pages.

N. C. AERIAL CROP-DUSTING LAWCHAPTER 100, N. C. GENERAL STATUTES.

Article 4B, Aircraft Application of Pesticides

§106-65.13. Definitions. For the purposes of this article:

a. The term “pesticide” or “economic poison” means any substance or

mixture of substances intended for preventing, destroying, repelling, or

mitigating any insects, rodents, fungi, bacteria, weeds, or other forms of

plant or animal life or viruses, except viruses on or in living man or other

animals, which the commissioner shall declare to be a pest.

b. The term “insecticide” means any substance or mixture of sub-

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stances intended for preventing, destroying, repelling, or mitigating any

insects which may be present in any environment whatsoever.

c. The term “fungicide” means any substance or mixture of sub-

stances intended for preventing, destroying, repelling, or mitigating fungi

or plant disease.

d. The term “herbicide’* means any substance or mixture of sub-

stances intended for preventing, destroying, repelling, or mitigating any

weed.

e. The term “insect” means any of the numerous small invertebrate

animals generally having the body more or less obviously segmented, for

the most part belonging to the class Insecta, comprising six-legged, usually

winged forms, as, for example but not limited to, beetles, bugs, bees, andflies, and to other allied classes of arthropods whose members are wingless

and usually have more than six legs, as, for example, but not limited to,

spiders, mites, ticks, centipedes, and wood lice.

f. The term “fungi” means all non-chlorophyll-bearing tballophytes

(that is, all non-chlorophyll-bearing plants of a lower order than mossesand liverworts), as, for example, but not limited to, rusts, smuts, mildews,molds, yeasts, and bacteria, except those on or in living man or other

animals.

g. The term “weed” means any plant or plant part which grows wherenot wanted.

h. The term “person” means any individual, firm, partnership, associa-

tion, corporation, company, joint stock association, or body politic, or anyorganized group of persons whether incorporated or not; and includes anytrustee, receiver, assignee, or other similar representative thereof.

i. The term “Commissioner” means the Commissioner of Agriculture.

j. The term “Board of Agriculture” means the North Carolina Board of

Agriculture.

k. The term “custom application of pesticides” means any applicationof pesticides by aircraft.

l. The term “aircraft” means any contrivance now known or hereafterinvented, used or designed for navigation of, or flight in, the air.

§106-65.14. Licenses.

a. It shall be unlawful for any person to engage in custom applicationof pesticides within this State at any time without a license issued by theCommissioner. Application for a license shall be made to the Commissionerand each application shall contain information regarding the applicant’squalifications and proposed operations and such other relevant matters asmay be required pursuant to regulations promulgated by the Board ofAgriculture.

b. The Commissioner may require the applicant to show, upon exami-nation, that he possesses adequate knowledge concerning the proper useand application of pesticides, and the dangers involved and precautionsto be taken in connection with their application. If the applicant is otherthan an individual, the applicant shall designate an officer, member, or

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technician of the organization to take the examination, such designee to be

subject to the approval of the Commissioner. If the extent of the ap-

plicant’s operations warrant it, the Commissioner may require more than

one officer, member or technician to take the examination.

c. If the Commissioner finds the applicant qualified, the Commissionershall issue a license, which shall authorize the licensee to perform customapplication of pesticides within this State. The license may restrict the

applicant to the use of a certain type or types of materials if the Commis-sioner finds that the applicant is qualified to use only such type or types.

If a license is not issued as applied for, the Commissioner shall inform the

applicant in writing of the reasons therefor. All licenses issued under this

article shall expire on December 31 of each year and may be renewed uponthe filing of a new application therefor.

d. The Commissioner may suspend, pending inquiry, for not longer

than ten days, after opportunity for a hearing, may revoke, or modify

the provisions of any license issued under this section, if he finds as a fact

that the licensee is no longer qualified or has engaged in fraudulent busi-

ness practices in the custom application of pesticides, or has made anycustom application in a faulty, careless, or negligent manner, or has

violated any of the provisions of this article or regulations made there-

under.

e. The Commissioner may require, under such rules and regulations as

may be promulgated under this article, from each applicant a liability

bond against damage to person or property by aircraft and a reasonable

performance bond with sufficient surety satisfactory to the Commissioner,which performance bond is to secure the performance of contractual

obligations of the licensee with respect to custom application of pesticides.

Any person injured by the breach of any such obligation or any persondamaged by such aircraft shall be entitled to sue on the bond in his ownname in any court of competent jurisdiction to recover the damages hemay have sustained.

f. Any person aggrieved by any action of the Commissioner may within

ten days after notice thereof request a review of said action by the Boardof Agriculture. If no request for review is so made, the decision of the

Commissioner shall be final. If a review is so requested, the Board of Agri-

culture shall promptly review the action of the Commissioner and either

affirm or over-rule his action. If the Board of Agriculture affirms the

Commissioner, it shall find the facts of the case and the aggrieved personmay within thirty days after notice thereof appeal to the Superior Court of

the county in which such person resides or to the Superior Court of WakeCounty and the matter may be heard in or out of chambers. Notice of theappeal shall be served on the Commissioner and within ten days thereafter

the Commissioner shall certify and file in the court to which the appealis taken a transcript of any record pertaining thereto, including a trans-

script of evidence received. The court shall have jurisdiction to affirm,

set aside or modify the action of the Board of Agriculture, provided, thatthe findings of fact as made by said Board, if supported by evidence, shall

be conclusive.

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Any license which has been suspended or revoked by the Commissioner

or Board of Agriculture shall remain suspended or revoked until the laws,

and regulations of the Board of Agriculture, have been complied with or

until the decision or action of said Commissioner or Board has been set

aside by court action.

§106-65.15. Regulations, materials and methods of application.—TheBoard of Agriculture, after public hearing, may adopt regulations pro-

hibiting the use of materials or methods in custom application of pesticides

to the extent necessary to protect health or property and may make such

other regulations as it may deem necessary to carry out the provisions of

this article. Provided, however, such regulations shall not be inconsistent

with regulations issued by this State or by the Federal Governmentrespecting safety in air navigation or operation of aircraft and before

issuing any regulations directly related to any matter within the jurisdic-

tion of any other official of this State, the Commissioner shall consult with

that official with reference thereto.

§106-65.16. Reports.—The Board of Agriculture may by regulation

require any licensee to maintain records and furnish reports giving infor-

mation with respect to particular applications of pesticides and such other

relevant information as the Board of Agriculture may deem necessary.

§106-65.17. Information.—The Commissioner may, in cooperation

with the North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station, publish in-

formation regarding injury which may result from improper application

or handling of pesticides and the methods and precautions designed to

prevent such injury.

§106-65.18. Penalties.—Any person violating the provisions of this

article or the regulations issued hereunder shall be guilty of a mis-

demeanor and upon conviction shall be fined or imprisoned or bothin the discretion of the court.

§106-65.19. Enforcement.—For the purpose of carrying out the pro-

visions of this article the Commissioner may enter upon any public or

private premises at reasonable times in order to have access for the pur-

pose of inspecting any aircraft or materials subject to this article.

§106-65.20. Delegation of duties.—The functions vested in the Com-missioner by this article may be delegated by him to such employees of the

Department of Agriculture or other qualified persons as the Commissionermay from time to time designate for such purposes.

§106-65.21. Cooperation.—The Commissioner may cooperate with anyother agency of this State or its sub-divisions or with any agency of anyother State or of the Federal Government for the purpose of carrying outthe provisions of this article and of securing uniformity of regulations.

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RULES, REGULATIONS, DEFINITIONS AND STANDARDSCHAPTER XII

Application of Pesticides By Aircraft

ARTICLE 1. APPLICATION OF PESTICIDES BY AIRCRAFT

§12-1. Application for license.—Application for a license to engage in

tlie custom application of pesticides by aircraft shall be made to the Com-missioner of Agriculture upon forms prescribed for that purpose andfurnished by the Department of Agriculture.

§ 12-2 . Classes of licenses.—There shall be two classes of licenses

which shall authorize the holders thereof to engage in the custom applica-

tion of pesticides to the extent authorized by the license and the rules andregulations of the State Board of Agriculture. The classes of licenses shall

be as follows:

(a) Contractor’s license. A contractor’s license shall authorize the

holder thereof to contract for the aerial application of pesticides.

(b) Airplane Applicator’s License. An airplane applicator’s license

shall entitle the holder thereof to apply pesticides as contracted for bythe holder of an operator’s license.

§ 12-3 . Examination for license.—Before any license is issued, the

Commissioner may require the applicant to undergo such examination andto submit such other information as the Commissioner in his discretion

may deem necessary for a proper determination of the applicant’s qualifi-

cations.

§ 12 -4 . Modification, revocation or suspension of license.—All licenses

are subject to modification as to terms and privileges and may be revoked

or suspended by the Commissioner of Agriculture according to the pro-

visions of G.S. 10 6-65.14. Licenses may be issued for periods of less than

one year but all licenses shall expire on December 31 of each year and maybe renewed upon the filing of a new application therefor.

§ 12 -5 . Display of license.—All holders of contractor’s or airplane

applicator’s licenses shall keep their licenses conspicuously posted at their

place of business or about their person when engaged in the application

of pesticides by aircraft and shall show their license upon request. Uponsatisfactory proof of the loss or destruction of a license, a duplicate there-

of may be issued to the qualified holder.

§12-0. Liability bond.—No airplane applicator’s license shall beissued unless the applicant submits to the Commissioner of Agriculture

along with the application for license a liability insurance policy covering

said applicant and the person or persons for whom the custom application

of pesticides is to be made against liability for damage to all persons or

property caused by said aircraft. Said liability insurance policy shall caver

at least $5,000.00 for property damage, $10,000.00 for personal injury,

and $20,000.00 for any one accident; and shall be required to be in force

for the duration of the applicant’s license: Provided, however, it is not

the intent of this regulation for any liability insurance policy to cover

27

.damages resulting from the application of pesticides, but only for damagescaused by aircraft.

§12-7. Report and records.—Each contractor shall maintain daily

reports and records on forms satisfactory to the Commissioner and all

such reports and records shall be kept open and available for inspection

by any authorized representative of the Department of Agriculture. Eachcontractor shall also submit to the Commissioner of Agriculture on or

before December 31 of each year an annual report on forms furnished by

the Commissioner, covering in detail the contractor’s activities for the

period covered by the report.

§12-8. Responsibility of contractors and applicators.—All contractors

and applicators shall be responsible for the proper use and maintenance of

equipment and for the proper use and application of pesticides; and shall

at all times use due care for the protection of surrounding property, crops,

fish ponds, plants and livestock. Any contractor or applicator who violates

or disregards the provisions of this regulation or who makes any customapplication in faulty, careless, or negligent manner shall have his license

suspended or revoked according to the provisions of G.S. 106-65.14.

(Adopted: June 22, 1953)

.((Authority: G. S. 106-65.15)

28

Licensees under N. C. Aerial Crop-Dusting Law for 1957

This list gives the names of firms or individuals who registered with

the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and were issued licenses

as Contractors, Applicators, or both, for the year 1957. Each type of

license is indicated in connection with the respective name of individual

or firm as given in the list.

All licenses expired December 31, 1957. or earlier according to ex-

piration of insurance coverage and are subject to renewal for operations-

in 1958.

AERO DUST & SPRAYRichlands, North CarolinaContractor

CLARENCE BRISCO ANDERSHorseshoe, North Carolinac/o Holley's Dusting Service325 Spring StreetHendersonville, North CarolinaApplicator

ANGE & MODLINShady BanksWashington, North CarolinaPlymouth, North CarolinaContractor

JACK ARMSTRONGc/o P. O. Box 154Bayboro, North CarolinaNew Bern. North CarolinaApplicator

W. H. BAGGETTBaggett Dusting Servicec/o Spencer BradleyHobgood, North Carolina603 So. 22nd StreetFt. Pierce, FloridaApplicator and Contractor

FRED BAILESP. O. Box 1310Beckley, West VirginiaML Airy, North CarolinaApplicator

JOE K. BALL, JR.Confederate Dusting & Spraying ServiceRoute 3

Louisburg, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

LLOYD H. BARNWELLBarnwell Flying ServiceBox 221Douglas, Georgiac/o F. I. CarterYoungsville, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

REX BEAMERc/o Yadkin Valley Inc.Route 1

Pfafftown, North CarolinaWinston-Salem, North CarolinaApplicator

WILLIAM C. BRITT837 S. Church StreetBurlington, North CarolinaDanville, IllinoisApplicator

ELMER BRYAN, JR.P. O. Box 4Martinsville, VirginiaBox 275, Candor, North CarolinaApplicator

PERRY P. BRYANTGeneral DeliveryWashington, North CarolinaBluefield, VirginiaApplicator

HALBERT E. CAMPBELLRoute 7, Box 36 AAFayetteville, North CarolinaApplicator

CHARLES B. CANADYRoute 5Reidsville, North CarolinaApplicator

OSCAR B. CASECase Dusting Service55 Flat Rock AvenueHendersonville, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

H. H. CHRISTOPHERH. H. Christopher Dusting ServiceBox 716Okeechobee, FloridaBox 44 6, Raeford, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

JAMES O. COMPTON, JR.Compton’s Flying ServiceP. O. Box 362South Boston, VirginiaApplicator and Contractor

THOMAS EDWARD COMPTONRinggold, VirginiaApplicator

E. L. COX546 Homewood AvenueBurlington, North CarolinaApplicator

JIM PATRICK CRAFTTractor Repair Shop307 South Green StreetFarmville, North CarolinaContractor

ALFRED CLAYTON CRAICHYRoute 6Burwell, Nebraskac/o Dillard PowellRoute 2. Ruffin. North CarolinaApplicator

29Licensees Under Crop-Dusting Law (Contd)

‘CALVIN L. CRUSE C. J. HELSABECK, JR.c/o Piedmont AirlinesWinston-Salem, North CarolinaApplicator

Calvin Cruse Airplane Dusting &Spraying

P. O. Box 802Davidson. North CarolinaWhiteville, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

JAMES L. DeHAVENCoffeyville, KansasP. O. Box 266Ahoskie, North CarolinaApplicator

PETE DICKENSWinston-Salem, North CarolinaApplicator

EMMELL E. EUBANKc/o Holley Dusting ServiceBox 945Homestead, FloridaApplicator

DOVER FOGLEMANAlamance Aviation Service, Inc.Box 1331Burlington. North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

T. A. FOUNTAINMeal Dusting & Spraying ServiceRoute 1, Box 214Richland s. North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

NORMAN EDWARD FROST205 Kings Hi-WayMyrtle Beach, South Carolina543 Rowland StreetHenderson, North CarolinaApplicator

G. N. FUNKHOUSER, SR.P. O. Box 206Boykins, VirginiaApplicator

JOE GIBSONc/o Yadkin Valley Inc.Route 1


IVAN G. GILBERT1425 English StreetWinston-Salem, North CarolinaApplicator

R. O. GODLEYGreenville Aviation, Inc.P. O. Box 22Washington, North CarolinaContractor

LINWOOD EARL HALLRoute 5Clinton, North CarolinaApplicator

EUGENE C. HATCHELLP. O. Box 207Candor, North CarolinaChester, South CarolinaApplicator

WILLIAM ONEAL HAWLEY207 Griclar StreetHigh Point, North CarolinaApplicator

WALTER ED. HIGHTRoute 2, Box 15Henderson, North CarolinaApplicator

HOLLEY’S DUSTING SERVICEMeyer AirportHendersonville, North CarolinaBox 945Homestead, FloridaContractor

WILLIAM J. HUNTc/o Greenville AviationWashington, North CarolinaApplicator

INDIAN RIVER FLYING SERVICE,INC.General DeliveryKinston, North CarolinaBox 772Vero Beach, FloridaContractor

JERNIGAN SPRAY SERVICE INC.P. O. Box 266Ahoskie, North CarolinaContractor

PERRY W. JONES3255 Spring StreetHendersonville, North CarolinaApplicator

JOSH JORDANJosh Jordan Crop Spraying & DustingBox 275Candor, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

S. O. KELLEYc/o Yadkin Valley Inc.Route 1Pfafftown, North CarolinaApplicator

EMIL J. KUTILEKc/o Thomas StancilP. O. Box 101Washington, North CarolinaBox 843, Yankton, South DakotaApplicator

CHARLES M. LEFFORGE543 Rowland StreetHenderson, North CarolinaElk Point, South DakotaApplicator

C. T. LOVEAero Farm Service837 S. Church StreetBurlington, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

JACK LOWERSP. O. Box 293Clinton, North CarolinaContractor

MARVIN W. LYLEc/o Clinton Flying ServiceClinton, North Carolina439 W. 4th St., Haysville, KansasApplicator

Crop-Dusting Law (Contd)

JOHN E. PACE, JR.P. O. Box 202Ridgeway, VirginiaApplicator and Contractor

30 Licensees Under

ALVIN L. LYNN, JR.P. O. Box 84Elizabeth City, North CarolinaNorfolk, VirginiaApplicator

L. E. LYONSc/o Yadkin Valley Inc.Route 1

Pfafftown, North CarolinaApplicator

DONALD R. MACKP. O. Box 446Raeford, North CarolinaOkeechobee, FloridaApplicator

LELAND S. McMAHONRoute 2Reidsville, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

S. S. MILLER1012 Walnut StreetReidsville, North CarolinaApplicator

LUTHER G. MIMSGeneral DeliveryKinston, North CarolinaFt. Pierce, FloridaApplicator

C. T. MODLINScotland Flying Service, Inc.Laurinburg, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

JAMES FRANKLIN MOSERP. O. Box 713Kannapolis, North CarolinaApplicator

MAX MULLISMullis Spraying CompanyRowland, North CarolinaBOX 457York, South CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

JAMES A. NAYLORP. O. Box 63Clinton, North CarolinaApplicator

11. A. NAYLORClinton Flying ServiceP. O. Box 63Clinton, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

JOHN W. NEWMANJohn W. Newman Crop Dusting232 N. Broad StreetMooresville, North CarolinaGeneral DeliveryErwin, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

NEIL F. OLESON1 03 Poplar DriveGreenville, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

DELMAR C. OWENSOwens Crop Dusting ServiceRoute 2

Roper, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

B. J. PARKERWinston-Salem, North CarolinaApplicator

JACK F. PARKSClimax, North CarolinaApplicator

ELDON PETERS837 S. Church StreetBurlington, North CarolinaApplicator

DILLARD M. POWELLRoute 2Ruffin, North CarolinaContractor

F. M. POWELLBox 145Zebulon. North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

ROBERT E. REHNc/o Greenville AviationWashington, North CarolinaBerwyn, IllinoisApplicator

EDWARD J. RENNERP. O. Box 207Candor, North CarolinaKonya’s Trailer CourtR. D. 3

Somerville, New JerseyApplicator

HUGH E. REYNOLDSHugh Reynolds Airplane Dusting& Spraying

P. O. Box 119Candor, North Carolinac/o Hotel ChathamChatham, VirginiaApplicator and Contractor

L. F. JACK REYNOLDSP. O. Box 207Candor, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

HERBERT V. ROBERTS, JR.837 S. Church StreetBurlington, North CarolinaApplicator

ROCKY MOUNT AIR SERVICE, INC..P. O. Box 471Rocky Mount, North CarolinaContractor

MELVIN ROBINSONc/o Yadkin Valley, Inc.Route 1Pfafftown, North CarolinaWinston-Salem, North CarolinaApplicator

M. M. RODDYBox 471Rocky Mount, North Carolina

IApplicator

31Licensees Under Crop-Dusting Law (Contd)

TED ROMANRoute 1

Angier, North CarolinaBox 581Belle Glade, FloridaApplicator and Contractor

JOHN WALTER ROUTTFarmville Airport, VirginiaApplicator

WILLIAM LEE SALTER1015 George StreetNew Bern, North CarolinaApplicator

FRANK SCHWEIKERTP. O. Box 22Washingotn, North Carolina129 No. 7th StreetAnn Arbor, MichiganApplicator

WILLIAM SCOTTRichlands. North CarolinaApplicator

VERDY H. SHEPHERD, JR.Lindy Shepherd’s Airplane Spraying

Service1108 Garfield RoadBurlington, North CarolinaLiberty, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

NATHAN M. SIMPSONSimpson Crop Service, Inc.Route 1, Box 370Brown Summit, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

R. R. SLATE, JR.South Boston, VirginiaApplicator

B. B. Slaughter, Jr.Route 1


JOSEPH J. SMITHJoe Smith Aerial Spraying282 Arnett Blvd.Danville, VirginiaApplicator and Contractor

THOMAS E. STANCIL, JR.P. O. Box 101Washington, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

DOCK B. STARNESBox 457York, South CarolinaBoynton Beach, FloridaApplicator

RHONDA L. STORYPamlico Flying ServiceP. O. Box 154Bayboro, North CarolinaNew Bern, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

MAX W. STYLES543 Rowland StreetHenderson, North CarolinaTidioute. PennsylvaniaApplicator

ELBERT SUTHARD, JR.Narrow Gage RoadReidsville, North CarolinaApplicator

STANLEY S. SVRLINGAP. O. Box 421Zellwood, FloridaGeneral DeliveryLaurinburg, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

GENE A. SWOFFORDP. O. Box 101Washington, North CarolinaGreensboro, North CarolinaApplicator

AYLOR TALBOTTHalifax RoadSouth Boston, VirginiaApplicator and Contractor

WILLIAM JACOB TILLMANRoute 1

Stanley, North CarolinaApplicator

B. W. TRUEBLOODBox 471Rocky Mount, North CarolinaApplicator

ROBERT J. TURNER, JR.Turner’s Flying Service543 Rowland StreetHenderson, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

TRAVIS ALAN UNDERWOOD55 Flat Rock AvenueHendersonville, North Carolina4252 S. 35th West AvenueTulsa, OklahomaApplicator

ALBERT R. VAUGHANAl’s Crop Spraying ServiceRoute 3

Virgiliria, VirginiaApplicator and Contractor

GLEN W. WAITc/o Greenville AviationWashington, North CarolinaForrest, IllinoisApplicator

BEN WALKERc/o Yadkin Valley, Inc.Route 1Pfafftown, North CarolinaWinston-Salem, North CarolinaApplicator

BENNIE A. WALKER538 University DriveGreensboro, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

DICK WALLACE837 S. Church StreetBurlington, North CarolinaDanville, IllinoisApplicator

GEORGE D. WALTERSP. O. Box 84Elizabeth City, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

32 Licensees Under Crop-Dusting Law (Contd)

h. c. WARFWarf’s Flying ServiceRoute 6

Reidsville, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor'

WAVERLY FLYING SERVICEP. O. Box 206Boykins, VirginiaContractor

HARVER R. WEAVERRoute 1Pfafftown, North CarolinaWinston-Salem, North CarolinaApplicator

GEORGE WECKERLEc/o C. H. SumnerConway, North CarolinaRocky Mount, North CarolinaApplicator

FRED WHITFIELDFred’s Spray ServiceRoute 2Burlington, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

ROBERT O. WHITFIELDWhitfield Airplane SprayingHurdle Mills, North CarolinaApplicator and Contractor

JOHN H. WHITTINGTONc/o Tractor Repair ShopFarmville, North CarolinaCharlotte, North CarolinaApplicator

J. B. WILLIAMS, JR.P. O. Box 471Rocky Mount, North CarolinaApplicator

JOE WILLIAMSRoute 3, Box 326High Point, North CarolinaApplicator

J. C. WILSONRoute 2Mooresville, North CarolinaGeneral DeliveryErwin, North CarolinaApplicator

YADKIN VALLEY INC.Route 1Pfafftown, North CarolinaSmith Reynolds AirportWinston-Salem, North CarolinaContractor

JAMES C. YORKRoute 2, Box 203Ramseur, North CarolinaApplicator

LONNIE YORKRoute 2, Box 203Ramseur, North CarolinaContractor

Official Analyses

of

Economic Poisons

1957

Summary of Economic Poisons Examined — 1957

SAMPLESTYPES

PassedDe-

ficient|

Adul-terated

Mis-branded

NotRegis-tered

ArsenicalsArsenic Trioxide 11 8Calcium Arsenate—Calcium Arsenite 3

1

__Lead Arsenate 3 |

ZParis Green 5 —Sodium Arsenate 1 1 1 [

Sodium Arsenite 1Arsenic with other materials 10 1 —

Organic Chlorine CompoundsAldrin-Aldrin with DDT-Sulfur 43 8 2Benzene Hexachloride 34 2 ) 2BHC-DDT -Sulfur Mixtures 112 5 fi i |

BHC-DDT with other materials 15 4 |

BHC with other materials 7 1 —Captan preparations 8 1

Chlordane preparations 42 9 fi2,4-D — 2,4,5 -T 11DD 2 l

DDD (TDE) preparations 133 4 mDDT 94 6

DDT with other materials 43 6 l t Z1,2 di bromo 3 chloro propane 1

Dieldrin 2 —Diethyl diphenyl dichloroethane 2 —Dipterex _ 2 —

1Endrin 56 1 3

Ethylene dichloride -Carbon Tetrachloride- 2 1

Heptachlor preparations 8 1 —Methoxychlor preparations - 22 7 5 i

Pentachlorophenol - .1

Toxaphene preparations 141 5 —Metallic Compounds

Calcium Cyanide 1 1 — —Copper-Copper with other materials 11

1 ~oMalathion preparations 37 8 7Metallic ditchiocarbamates 70 4

Parathion preparations 16|

— — —Phosphorus 5

|—

Thallium sulfate — 41

— —Botanicals

Nicotine 3 4Pyrethrins preparations 16 2 TRotenone preparations 94 25 2Sabadilla 20

Miscellaneousf

Antu 5Boric Acid 4 zFluorine compounds 3 1Fumarin 4 ....

Lethane 1MH 30 17Naphthalene 1

~

Pine Oil 3Pival 3 ....

Phenols—BHC—Malathion 8 7 ~ ~

Strychnine sulfate 2Sulfur 1

Systoban iThiram "lWarfarin 26

TOTALS 1171 121 l 14 17

Number manufacturers registered (total) 381

Number manufacturers registered from North Carolina 52

Number items registered 3,041

Number stop sale orders issued 137

Decisions

The results of analyses of economic poisons are tabulated in the follow-

ing pages. For the reader’s ready interpretation of the analyses, desig-

nations used are explained in the following paragraphs.

“Passed” signifies that the labeling and composition of the product

satisfactorily complied with guarantees and requirements. Small devia-

tions in analyses are normal.

“Deficient” usually signifies that one or more ingredient fell signifi-

cantly below guarantee, although it may also indicate an excess of a

harmful ingredient, as in case of water-soluble arsenic. Such products, in

most instances, qualify as unsatisfactory and are subject to “Stop Sale Or-

der” and removal from the market for reprocessing or relabeling. In bor-

derline cases, where exact values are indeterminate, the product is quali-

fied as deficient but the manufacturer cautioned. In some instances wheresuch goods have been used before analysis could be completed, the manu-facturer has made settlement satisfactory to the user.

“Adulterated” indicates that significant quantities of undeclared active

ingredients were present. Since proof of adulteration disqualifies a pro-

duct, analysis may be discontinued at that point thus saving further ex-

penditure of time and work. Such lots, batches or brands are stopped

from sale and other appropriate action taken.

“Misbranded” signifies that labeling failed to conform to requirements.

Omission of some item or statement is a more common flaw. Among these

may be proper ingredient listing; skull and crossbones, “Poison” in red

and an antidote where these are required; net contents by weight or vol-

ume; class of, and unsulfonated residues of petroleum oils; and percent-

ages of alkaloids instead of crude product such as sabadilla seed.

In some instances of misbranding the defect appeared to be inadvertent

or of a minor nature. It appeared permissible and fair to allow the manu-facturer time for correction. In others, removal from sale was necessary.

“Not Registered” signifies that the product was not registered at the

time it was sampled. Prompt registration is required or the product is

removed from sale.

As has been the practice in past work, analyses were made largely

for those ingredients which were considered of major importance, as, for

example, gamma isomer of benzene hexachloride, whereas other isomerswere not checked. For sake of brevity, items not generally checked arenot listed in the tabulations. This should not be taken to indicate that

manufacturers did not include them on labels. This procedure has beenfollowed because it enables a broader coverage of all products offered for

sale.

36

Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957

Guaranteed FoundManufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions*

ALDRIN

Acme Fertilizer Company

Aldrin Emulsion

Aldrin 23.16 23.42 Passed

California Spray-Chemical Corp.

Ortho Aldrin 2 Spray


Davison Chemical Company

Naco Aldrin 118 Cotton Dust 2.5-0-0

2.50 2.85 Passed

Farmers Cooperative Exchange, Inc.

PCX 21/2-0-0 Aldrin Dust


FCX 10% Aldrin Dust


Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.

Mathieson 10% Aldrin

Aldrin 10.00 5.86 Deficient

W. R. Peele Company, Inc.

Pelco 10% Aldrin Dust


Planters Chemical Corp.

Planters 10% Aldrin Dust

Aldrin 10.00 8.28 Deficient

Southern Agricultural Chemicals, Inc.

Royal Brand Customers Special Mixture


.Royal Brand 5% Aldrin Granules


See preceding page for explanations of “Decisions.”

Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 (Contdj 37

Manufacturers and Brands

Guaranteed FoundPer Cent Per Cent

Stauffer Chemical Company

Stauffer Aldrin 2.5 Dust

Aldrin

Taylor Chemical Company

Superkill 20% Aldrin Emulsifiable Concentrate

dododo

Superkill 23% Aldrin Emulsifiable Concentrate

Aldrin

dodo

ALDRIN - DDT


21/2% Aldrin with 5% DDT

Aldrin

DDTTheoretical chlorine

21/2% Aldrin with 10% DDT

Aldrin


Aldrin



Ortho Aldrin-DDT 2.5-5 Dust

Aldrin

Theoretical chlorine

Aldrin


Carolina Chemicals, Inc.

Flight Brand Aldrin-DDT Dust 2V2-5-0

Aldrin ...


2.50 2.40

23.40 23.68

23.40 28.74

23.40 26.14

23.40 26.76

24.73 25.90

24.73 25.10

24.73 22.44

2.50

5.00

4.13 4.34

2.50

10.00

6.63 6.59

2.50

10.00

6.63 6.40

2.50

5.00

4.13 3.80

2.50

5.00

4.13 4.06

2.50

5.00

4.13 4.08

Decisions

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Deficient

Passed

Passed

Passed

Deficient

Passed

Passed

38 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 (Contd

)



Flight Brand Aldrin-DDT Dust 2V2-5-0 (Continued)

Aldrin 2.50

DDT 5.00

Theoretical chlorine 4.13 4.28


Naco Aldrin 118 Cotton Dust 2.5-5-0

Aldrin 2.50

DDT 5.00

Theoretical chlorine _• 3.95 4.05


FCX 2V2-5-0 Aldrin DDT Dust

Aldrin


2.50

5.00

4.13 4.17

Naco Fertilizer Company(Now: Davison Chemical Company)

Naco Aldrin 1 18 Cotton Dust 2.5-5-0

Aldrin


2.50

5.00

3.95 3.97

Aldrin Equivalent Cotton Dust 2.5-10-0

Aldrin 2.50

DDT 10.00



Mathieson 2.5-5-0 Cotton Dust

Aldrin

DDT .....


Aldrin ...


Aldrin


Aldrin


Mathieson 2.5-10-0 Cotton Dust

Aldrin


2.50

5.00

4.13 4.11

2.50

5.00

4.13 3.92

2.50

5.00

4.13 4.11

2.50

5.00

4.13 3.54

2.50

10.00

6.63 7.76

Decisions

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Deficient

Passed

Passed

Passed

Deficient

Passed

Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 (Contd) 39

Guaranteed

Manufacturers and Brands Per Cent

Mathieson 2.5-10-0 Cotton Dust (Continued)

Aldrin - 2.50

DDT 10.00

Theoretical chlorine 6.63


Pelco 21/2% Aldrin 5% DDT Dust

Aldrin 2.50

DDT 5.00


Aldrin 2.50

DDT 5.00


Aldrin 2.50

DDT 10.00


Aldrin 2.50

DDT 1 0.00


Pelco 2V2% Aldrin—10% DDT Dust

Aldrin 2.50

DDT 10.00


Quality Chemical Corp.

Aldrin and DDT Dust

Aldrin 2.50

DDT : 5.00


Swift and Company

Swifts Gold Bear Brand Insecticide Dust WD 2.5-5

Aldrin 2.50

DDT 5.00


Swifts Gold Bear Brand Insecticide Dust WD 2.5-10

Aldrin 2.50

DDT 1 0.00



Superkill 2V2% Aldrin (without sulfur) Cotton Dust

Aldrin 2.50

DDT 5.00


FoundPer Cent

6.50

3.90

4.00

4.08

3.90

6.88

4.44

4.25

7.10

4.43

Decisions

Passed

Passed

Passed

MisbrandedDeficient

MisbrandedDeficient

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

40 Official Analyses of Economic 'Poisons, 1957 (Contd)



ALDRIN - DDT - SULFUR


Naco Aldrin 1 18 Cotton Dust 2.5-5-40

Aldrin

DDTSulfur


Aldrin

DDTSulfur



Superkill 2.1/2% Aldrin 5% DDT

Aldrin

DDTSulfur


Super kill 5-10-40 Cotton Dust

Aldrin

DDTSulfur — —Theoretical chlorine

Aldrin „ -

DDTSulfur


Aldrin — —DDTSulfur — -


Woolfolk Chemical Works, Ltd.

Security Brand 2V2-10-40 Aldrin DDT Sulfur

Aldrin ....

DDTSulfur


ANTU

Allied Drug Products Company

Antu Rat Poison

Alpha naphthyl thiourea

dododo

2.50

5.00

40.00

3.95

41.32

3.90

2.50

5.00

40.00

3.95

40.25

4.17

2.50

5.00

40.00

3.95

42.17

4.40

5.00

10.00

40.00

8.26

42.90

8.32

5.00

10.00

40.00

8.26

42.62

8.14

5.00

10.00

40.00

8.26

43.22

8.37

2.50

10.00

40.00

6.97

42.80

6.70

20.00 19.86

20.00 21.36

20.00 19.19

20.00 19.10

Decisions

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 (Contd

)

41

Manufacturers and BrandsGuaranteed FoundPer Cent Per Cent

Dr. Hess & Clark, Inc.

Anturat

Alpha naphthyl thiourea ...

ARSENICALS

ARSENIC TRIOXIDE

Carajon Chemical Company, Inc.

Force's Mole Killer

Arsenic trioxide

Arsenic - as metallic

Arsenic - water soluble

M. A. Chapman and Son

Kill-Em Rat Poison

Arsenic trioxide

do

do

do

do —do

do

do

do :

20.00 21.28

5.00

3.60 4.24

0.14 1.61

2.20 1.70

2.20 1 .65

2.20 2.11

2.20 2.59

2.20 3.51

2.20 2.05

2.20 2.89

3.00 2.11

3.00 2.87

S. L. Cowley and Sons Manufacturing Company, Inc.

Cowley's Rat and Mouse Poison

Arsenic trioxide 1.75

do 1.75

F. B. Singletary Jr. and Company

Singletary's Rat and Mouse Exterminator


Singletary's Rat and Mouse Killer

Arsenic trioxide ~ 3.50

do 3.50

do 3.50

do 3.50

Southern Chemical Company

Nok-Out-Bam


do 3.00

2.43

2.46

4.46

3.06

2.91

2.89

3.34

3.00

1.75

Decisions

Passed

Passed

Deficient

Deficient

Passed

Passed

Passed

Deficient

Passed

Deficient

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Deficient

Deficient

Deficient

Passed

Passed

Deficient

42 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 (Gontd)


Guaranteed FoundPer Cent Per Cent Decisions

CALCIUM ARSENATE


Security Calcium Arsenate

Calcium arsenate 70.00 Passed

Arsenic as metallic 26.39 28.63

Arsenic - water soluble (not more than) 0.49 0.09




CALCIUM ARSENATE - CALCIUM ARSENITE

Niagara Chemical Division

Food Machinery and Chemical Corp.

Niagara Quick-Kill


Calcium arsenite 5.50



LEAD ARSENATE


Ortho Standard Lead Arsenate

Lead arsenate

Arsenic as metallic

Arsenic - water soluble (not more than)

Lead as metallic

95.00

20.50 20.69

0.50 0.32

56.70 58.60

Passed

Desoto Chemical Company, Inc.

Gator Roach Hives

Lead arsenate

Arsenic as metallic


E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company

Du Pont NuRexform Standard Lead Arsenate

Lead arsenate —Arsenic as metallic


Lead as metallic

16.20

3.50

0.10

96.00

19.56

0.33

58.00

3.80

0.095

20.59

0.18

58.24

Passed

Passed

PARIS GREEN

Acme Quality Paints, Inc.

Acme Paris Green

Copper acetoarsenite 90.00 Passed



Copper as metallic 23.00 24.13




Allied Chemical and Dye Corp.

General Chemical Division

Orchard Brand Paris Green

Copper acetoarsenite ...

.

91.70 Passed




Copper acetoarsenite .... 91.70 Passed




Copper acetoarsenite ...

.

91.70 Passed




Copper acetoarsenite ... 91.70 Passed



Copper as metallic

SODIUM ARSENATE

23.00 22.50

Mahaffey Company

MahafFey's Ant Killer

Sodium arsenate 6.00 3.69 MisbrandedArsenic as metallic 1.00 1.49 Deficient

Senoret Chemical Company

Terro Ant Killer

Sodium arsenate

SODIUM ARSENITE

2.27 2.19 Passed

Chipman Chemical Company

Atlas "A" Sodium Arsenite Solution

Sodium arsenite

ARSENIC COPPER

—— 40.00 56.80 Passed


Acme Tomato Dust

Basic copper arsenate

Additional copper as metallic

18.00

2.00

Passed



Copper as metallic ——— 10.00 11.01


)



Seacoast Laboratories, Inc.

Twin Light Arsocop

Copper as metallic

Calcium arsenate

ARSENIC - METALDEHYDE

Boyle-Midway, Inc.

Snarol (Metaldehyde Arsenical Bait)

Calcium arsenate

Metaldehyde


Ortho Bug-Geta Pellets

Calcium arsenate

Metaldehyde

Calcium arsenate

Metaldehyde

Calcium arsenate -

Metaldehyde

Calcium arsenate

Metaldehyde

Tobacco By-Products and Chemical Corp.

(Now: Diamond Blackleaf Products

A Unit of Diamond Alkali Co.)

Black Leaf Slug and Snail Pellets

Calcium arsenate

Metaldehyde

ARSENIC - SULFUR - ZINC


Pan Peach Spray

Lead arsenate

Sulfur

Zinc as metallic

Lead arsenate

Sulfur —Zinc as metallic

BHC

Aceline Products Corp.

7.00 6.86 Passed

14.00 16.84

5.00 4.94 Passed

1.75 2.56

5.00 5.23 Passed

2.00 2.29

5.00 7.25 Passed

3.25 4.43

5.00 5.95 Passed

3.25 4.35

5.00 7.52 Passed

3.25 3.29

5.00 6.43 Passed

2.00 2.93

11.50 11.91 Passed

34.00 34.45

9.60 9.54

11.50 11.91 Passed

34.00 34.85

9.60 9.86

0.67

Ace Flea Collar

Gamma isomer of BHC ... 1.00 Deficient






General Chemical 20% Lindane Emulsifiable Concentrate

Gamma isomer of BHC 20.00


Ortho Louse, Flea and Tick Powder


do 1.00

do 1 .00

do 1 .00

do 1 .00

do 1 .00

do 1 .00

do 1 .00

do 1.00

do 1 .00

Gamtox 3 Dust


Jsotox Transplanter Solution


Ortho BHC Wettable



FCX 1 % Lindane Dust

Gamma isomer of BHC 1 .00


Dr. Hess Six Roost Paint


Dr. L. D. LeGear Medicine Company

Dr. LeGears New Louse Powder

Gamma isomer of BHC 1 .00

do 1 -00

do 1 -00

do 1 .00

do 1 .00

do 1 -00

do 1 -00

do 1 -00

do 1 -00

do 1 -00

do 1 -00

do 1 -00

do 1 -00

22.85

1.30

1.25

1.60

1.45

1.35

1.35

1.63

0.90

1.40

1.30

3.03

7.50

6.84

1.05

1.49

1.00

1.00

1.00

1.00

1.05

1.00

1.00

0.95

1.00

0.98

1.27

1.02

1.35

Decisions

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Deficient

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

46 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 (Contd)


Maxwell Insecticide Company, Inc.

Maxwell 1% Lindane Dust

Gamma isomer of BHC



Aphis Dust or Spray (Containing 1.2% BHC)

Gamma isomer of BHC


Mathieson 3% BHC Dust

Gamma isomer of BHC

Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company

Penco BHC W 12

Gamma isomer of BHC


Stauffer BHC 12-W Wettable Powder

Gamma isomer of BHC

United Cooperatives, Inc.

(Now: Farmers Cooperative Exchange, Inc.)

Unico 12% Gamma BHC Wettable Powder

Gamma isomer of BHC

M. A. Wright Company

Tic Ro Powder

Gamma isomer of BHC

BHC - COPPER

Southern Agricultural Insecticides, Inc.

SA-50 Brand Cucumber and Squash Dust

Gamma isomer of BHCCopper as metallic —

Gamma isomer of BHCCopper as metallic

BHC - DDD - MALATHION


Improved Isotox Garden Spray M

Gamma isomer of BHCDDDMalathion


1.00 1.15

1.20 1.20

3.00 3.63

12.00 12.66

12.00 12.88

12.00 11.88

0.50 0.50

1.00 1.60

6.50 6.36

1.00 1.60

6.50 6.28

5.00

5.00

12.50 14.75

5.87 5.99

Decisions

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Not Registered

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed


)

47



BHC - DICHLOROPHENE

Happy lack, Inc.

Happy Jack Flea - Tick Powder

Gamma isomer of BHCDichlorophene


BHC - DICHLOROPHENE - MALATHION

William Cooper and Nephews, Inc.

Pulvex Flea Powder—Medicated


Malathion


Happy Jack, Inc.

Happy Jack Flea Tick Powder for Dogs


Malathion


BHC - PINE OIL

Ralston Purina Company

Purina Poultry Insecticide

Gamma isomer of BHCPine oil

Gamma isomer of BHCPine oil

BHC - DDT


3% BHC—5% DDT Cotton Dust

Gamma isomer of BHCDDT -

Gamma isomer of BHCDDT


3% BHC-10% DDT Cotton Dust


1.00 Passed

2.00

1.26 1.28

0.50 Deficient

0.50

2.00 1.68

0.50 0.51

1.00 Passed

2.00

2.00 4.71

1.26 1.24

1.50 1.58 Passed

5.00 Present

1.50 1.52 Passed

5.00 Present

3.00 2.97 Passed

5.00 5.55

3.00 3.15 Passed

5.00 5.29

3.00 3.03 Passed

5.00 5.27

3.00 3.04 Passed

0.00 9.72


)


Guaranteed

Per Cent

FoundPer Cent Decisions

3% BHC—10% DDT Cotton Dust (Continued)


3.00

10.00

2.92

10.24

Passed



GC Cotton Dust


3.00

5.00

3.07

5.08

Passed


Gammacide 3-5 Cotton Dust


3.00

5.00

2.42

5.52

Deficient


3.00

5.00

3.37

5.66

Passed


3.00

5.00

3.27

5.65

Passed


3.00

5.00

3.19

5.49

Passed


3.00

5.00

3.24

5.27

Passed

Gammacide 3-10 Cotton Dust


3.00

10.00

3.19

9.94

Passed


3.00

10.00

3.37

10.20

Passed


3.00

10.00

2.95

9.75

Passed


3.00

10.00

2.91

8.77

Deficient


Flight Brand BHC - DDT Dust 3-5-0

Gamma isomer of BHC „

DDT


Flight Brand BHC—DDT Dust 3-10-0

Gamma isomer of BHC

3.00 3.10 Passed

5.00 5.62

3.00 3.11 Passed

5.00 5.12

3.00 3.55 Passed

10.00 10.28

3.00 3.05

10.00 10.26


Passed

Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 ( Contd

)

49


GuaranteedPer Cent



Benny-Hex 3-0-0 Cotton Dust

3.00 4.78 MisbrandedDDT 1.11 Adulterated

Benny-Hex 3-5-0-H Cotton Dust

3.00 3.44 Passed

DDT 5.00 5.36

Gamma isomer of BHC 3.00 3.46 Passed

DDT .. 5.00 4.84


3.00

5.00

3.07

5.16

Passed

Benny-Hex Cotton Dust 3-10-0-H

3.00 3.28 Passed

DDT . . 10.00 9.90

3.00 3.34 Passed

DDT . 10.00 9.65

3.00 3.31 Passed

DDT . .... 10.00 9.93

Gamma isomer of BHC 3.00 3.23 Deficient

DDT 10.00 9.25


FCX 3-5-0 BHC - DDT Dust

Gamma Unmer nf BHC 3.00 3.08 Passed

DDT — . 5.00 5.31


DDT 5.00 4.96


DDT 5.00 5.41


DDT 5.00 5.87

Gamma isomer of BHC .. .. 3.00 3.21 Passed

DDT 5.00 5.16


DDT 5.00 5.62


Benny-Hex Cotton Dust 3-5-0


DDT 5.00 6.37

Gamma isomer of BHC . . ..... 3.00 3.21 Passed

DDT 5.00 6.02

Gamma isomer of BHC ...... 3.00 3.05 Passed

DDT 5.00 5.24

50 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 195T (Contd

)

Guaranteed FoundManufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent Decisions

Benny-Hex Cotton Dust 3-5-0 (Continued)


3.00

5.00

3.51

5.95

Passed



Two-N-One Cotton Dust


3.00

5.00

3.37

5.51

Passed


3.00

5.00

3.38

5.25

Passed

3-10-0 Cotton Dust


3.00

10.00

2.90

10.56

Passed


Mathieson 3-5-0 Cotton Dust


3.00

5.00

3.42

5.28

Passed


3.00

5.00

3.05

5.17

Passed


3.00

5.00

2.88

5.17

Passed


3.00

5.00

2.86

6.17

Passed


3.00

5.00

3.17

5.50

Passed

Gamma isomer of BHC .

DDT3.00

5.00

3.01

5.04

Passed

Gamma isomer of BHC .

DDT3.00

5.00

3.19

5.32

Passed

Gamma isomer of BHCDDT „ ----- -

3.00

5.00

3.08

5.70

Passed


3.00

5.00

3.43

5.43

Passed


3.00

5.00

3.21

5.46

Passed

Mathieson Cotton Dust 3-10-0

Gamma isomer of BHCDDT —-

3.00

10.00

3.13

11.17

Passed


3.00

10.00

3.38

10.05

Passed


3.00

10.00

2.91

10.33

Passed



GuaranteedPer Cent


Mathieson Cotton Dust 3-10-0 (Continued)


3.00

10.00

2.94

10.20

Passed


3.00

10.00

3.16

9.66

Passed


Pelco 3-5 Cotton Dust


3.00

5.00

2.86

5.65

Passed


3.00

5.00

2.93

5.07

Passed

Gamma isomer of BHC 3.00 3.22 PassedDDT 5.00 5.47

Pelco 3-10 Cotton Dust


3.00

10.00

2.94

9.73

Passed


3.00

10.00

3.13

10.31

Passed


Royal Brand 3-5-0 Cotton Dust


DDT 5.00 5.23

Royal Brand 3-10-0 Cotton Dust


DDT 10.00 9.75

Swift and Company

Swifts Gold Bear Brand Insecticide Dust BD 3-5


DDT 5.00


DDT 5.00


DDT 5.00

Swifts Gold Bear Brand Insecticide Dust BD 3-10


DDT 10.00


DDT 1 0.00

3.03 PassecT

5.42

2.87 Passed1

7.74

3.22 Passed

5.21

2.98 Passed

12.67

3.11 Passed

12.58

3.00 3.25

10.00 11.07


Passed





Superkill 3-5-0 Cotton Dust







Gamma isomer of BHCDDT _




Superkill 3-10 Cotton Dust


Gamma isomer of BHCDDT ......

Gamma isomer of BHCDDT ..... ......



Gamma isomer of BHCDDT .



3.00

5.00

3.14

5.39

3.00

5.00

2.90

5.81

3.00

5.00

3.01

5.87

3.00

5.00

2.97

5.09

3.00

5.00

3.18

5.17

3.00

5.00

2.85

5.36

3.00

5.00

3.27

5.59

3.00

5.00

2.96

5.40

3.00

5.00

3.10

5.27

3.00

5.00

2.96

5.23

3.00

10.00

3.06

9.96

3.00

10.00

2.99

10.53

3.00

10.00

2.98

10.08

3.00

10.00

3.24

10.18

3.00

10.00

3.33

9.68

3.00

10.00

2.97

10.06

3.00

10.00

2.85

9.76

3.00

10.00

3.05

10.50

3.00

10.00

3.02

10.72

Decisions

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed


Passed



GuaranteedPer Cent


Superkill 3.5 BHC—DDT Emulsion


DDT 14.50 16.00



Security Brand 3-5-0 Cotton Dust



Security Brand 3-10-0 Cotton Dust


BHC - DDT - ARAMITE - FERBAM - SULFUR

Miller Chemical and Fertilizer Corp.

Miller Rose Dust or Spray

Gamma isomer of BHC 1.50 Deficient

DDT 5.00

Aramite _ „ 2.00

Ferbam 7.60 4.66

Sulfur 25.00 24.98


BHC - DDT - ARAMITE - ZINEB


Maxwell Rose Dust

Gamma isomer of BHC 1.00 PassedDDT 5.00

Aramite 1.50

Zinc ethylene bisdithiocarbamate 6.00 8.46


Gamma isomer of BHC 1.00 PassedDDT 5.00

Aramite 1.50

Zinc ethylene bisdithiocarbamate 6.00 6.33Theoretical chlorine 3.39 3.45

Gamma isomer of BHC 1.00 PassedDDT 5.00Aramite 1.50

Zinc ethylene bisdithiocarbamate 6.00 6.16Theoretical chlorine 3.39 3.30




BHC - DDT - COPPER - SULFUR


Security Rose Dust


DDT 5.00


Sulfur 75.00 76.15

Theoretical chlorine n 3.23 3.23

BHC - DDT - FERBAM - OVATRAN SULFUR

Rose Manufacturing Company

Tri-Ogen Rose Dust

Gamma isomer of BHCDDTFerric dimethyl dithiocarbamate

Para chlorophenyl para

chlorobenzenesulfonate

Sulfur


0.50 Deficient

5.00

3.50 2.27

1.00

20.00 14.70

3.10 3.35

BHC - DDT - FERBAM - SULFUR

Carbola Chemical Company, Inc.

CCC Fruit Tree Spray

Gamma isomer of BHC 0.50 Passed

DDTFerric dimethyl dithiocarbamate

7.00

5.00 5.05

Sulfur 33.00 33.21


Gamma isomer of BHC 0.50 Passed


7.00

5.00 5.22

Sulfur 33.00 32.62

Thpnrptira| rhlnrinp 3.87 4.1

1


DDT 7.00 6.71

Ferric dimethyl dithiocarbamate 5.00 2.97

Sulfur 33.00 32.26

BHC • DDT - MALATHION


Mathieson BHC-DDT-Malathion Cotton Dust 3-5-5

Gamma isomer of BHC 3.00 3.05

DDT 5.00 6.18

Malathion 5.00 4.65

Deficient

Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 (Contdj 55




Superkill 3-5-5 M Cotton Dust


DDT 5.00 5.00

Malathion 5.00 5.59

BHC - DDT - PARATHION




DDT 5,00 5.52

Parathion 1.00 1.07



DDT 10.00 10.40

Parathion 1 .00 1.15


DDT 10.00 10.40



Superkill 3-10-1 Cotton Dust


DDT 10.00 9.89



DDT 10.00 10.33



DDT 10.00 9.85


BHC - DDT - PYRETHRINS

House of Huston, Inc.

Pal Dog Flea Powder

Gamma isomer of BHC 1 .00 1.16 Passed

DDT 5.00 5.45

Pyrethrins 0.25 0.17

Gamma isomer of BHC - 1.00 Passed

DDTPyrethrins .

5.00

0.25 0.13


56 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 (Contd.)

Manufacturers and BrandsGuaranteed FoundPer Cent Per Cent Decisions

BHC - DDT - SULFUR


Gammacide 3-5-40 Cotton Dust

Gamma isomer of BHCDDTSulfur



Flight Brand BHC-DDT-Sulfur 3-5-40 Dust



Benny-Hex Cotton Dust 3-5-40-H



FCX 3-5-40 BHC-DDT-Sulfur



Gamma isomer of BHCDDTSulfur _ —




Gamma isomer of BHCDDTSulfur ....*.

3.00 3.03 Passed

5.00 5.31

40.00 39.90

3.00 2.85 Passed

5.00 5.58

40.00 38.72

3.00 3.15 Passed

5.00 5.23

40.00 42.60

3.00 3.35 Passed

5.00 5.09

40.00 41.50

3.00 2.79 Deficient

5.00 5.00

40.00 40.97

3.00 3.25 Passed

5.00 5.68

40.00 40.92

3.00 2.92 Passed

5.00 5.30

40.00 42.47

3.00 2.91 Passed

5.00 4.91

40.00 41.47

3.00 3.24 Passed

5.00 5.28

40.00 40.82

3.00 3.37 Passed

5.00 5.47

40.00 39.10


Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 (Contd)




Pelco 3-5*40 Dust


DDT 5.00 5.47

Sulfur 40.00 33.57


-Superkill 3-5-40 Cotton Dust


DDT 5.00 5.55

Sulfur 40.00 41.22


DDT 5.00 5.45

Sulfur —

.

40.00 41.17


DDT 5.00 5.94

Sulfur — 40.00 40.65


DDT 5.00 5.05

Sulfur 40.00 41.92


DDT 5.00 5.18

Sulfur 40.00 43.32


DDT 5.00 5.22

Sulfur 40.00 40.40


DDT 5.00 5.23

Sulfur 40.00 41.20


DDT 5.00 5.34

Sulfur 40.00 40.80


Sulfur 40.00 40.40

-Superkill 3-10-40 Cotton Dust


DDT 10.00 9.96

Sulfur 40.00 40.92


Sulfur 40.00 40.15


DDT 10.00 10.37

Sulfur 40.00 41.87

58 Official Analyses of Economic- Poisons, 1957 (Contcl)




Security 3-5-40 Cotton Dust



Security 3-10-40 Cotton Dust


3.00 3.19 Passed

5.00 5.84

40.00 40.40

3.00 3.22 Passed

5.00 5.18

40.00 41.15

3.00 3.40 Passed

10.00 11.26

40.00 39.32

BHC - DDT - THANITE

Esso Standard Oil Company

Flit Fly and Mosquito Killer with Aromin

Gamma isomer of BHCDDTThanite -


0.075 Passed

1.75

1 .00 Present

0.93 1.03

BORIC ACID

Blue Ball Chemical Company

Blue Ball Roach Killer

Boric acid

Colonial Products, Inc.

Colonial 23 Kills Roaches

Boric acid

do -

Spindle City Chemical Company

Doc Edmond's Roach Powder

Boric acid

CAPTAN


Orthocide 7.5 Dust

Captan

Orthocide 50 Wettable

Captan -

dododododo

33.33

40.00

40.00

99.00

32.64

42.65

43.52

100.00

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

7.50 7.20 Passed

50.00 54.83 Passed

50.00 53.21 Passed

50.00 52.85 Passed

50.00 52.85 Passed

50.00 49.28 Passed

50.00 46.43 Deficient




Orthocide 75 Seed Protectant

Captan 75.00

Stau-flFer Chemical Company

Stauffer Captan 50 WCaptan 50.00

CHLORDANE


Acme 6% Chlordane Dust

Chlordane 6.00

do 6.00

CaEHornia Spray-Chemical Corp.

Ortho-Klor 10 Chlordane Dust

Chlordane 10.00

Ortho-Klor 44 Chlordane Spray

Chlordane 44.00

do 44.00

do 44.00

Chemical Formulators, Inc.

Chemform 5% Chlordane Dust

Chlordane 5.00

E. I. diu Pont de Nemours and Company

Du Pont 6% Chlordane Dust

Chlordane 6.00


FCX 5% Chlordane Dust

Chlordane 5.00

do 5.00

FCX 50% Wettable Chlordane Powder

Chlordane 50.00

do 50.00

Graham Chemical Company

Red Star Ant Dust

Chlordane 6.00

do 6.00

do 6.00

75.15

51.43

6.94

6.47

9.86

44.57

45.91

44.80

4.57

6.09

4.93

4.86

50.00

51.43

7.29

7.24

7.29

Decisions

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Deficient

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

60 Official Analyses of Economic? Poisons, 1957 (Contdj

Manufacturers and BrandsGuaranteedPer Cent


Earl Grissmer Company

Roach Filmz

Chlordane 2.00 1.83 Deficient

Dr. Hess and Clark, Inc.

Dr. Hess 6% Chlordane Dust

Chlordane 6.00 6.17 Passed

Pearson and Company

Pearsons Chlordane

Chlordane 40.00 38.55 Not

Rigo Manufacturing Company, Inc.

Kill-Ko 10% Chlordane Dust

Chlordane 10.00 8.43

Registered

Deficient

do 10.00 7.00 Deficient

do 10.00 12.29 Passed


SA-50 Brand 5% Chlordane Dust


do 5.00 5.21 Passed

SA-50 Brand 10% Chlordane Dust


Wettable 40% Chlordane Concentrate


Swift and Company

End-O-Pest ARC


Tobacco By Products and Chemical Corp.

(Now: Diamond Black Leaf Products


Black Leaf 5% Chlordane Dust


Black Leaf 45% Chlordane Spray



5% Chlordane Dust

Chlordane - 5.00 5.14 Passed

61Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 (Contd)


CHLORDANE - BHC


flit Bug Killer

Chlordane

Gamma isomer of BHCTheoretical chlorine

CHLORDANE - BHC - PYRETHRINS


flit Bug Killer with Chlordane

Chlordane

Gamma isomer of BHCPyrethrins


CHLORDANE BORIC ACID

Heller Laboratories, Inc.

$1000 Guaranteed Roach Killer

Chlordane

Boric acid

CHLORDANE - DDD

House of Huston, Inc.

Sunday Shower

Chlordane

DDDTheoretical chlorine

2.00 Passed

0.05

1.32 1.30

2.00 Passed

0.05

0.05 0.06

1.32 1.31

0.20 0.32 Passed

51.00 52.19

0.25 Present Passed

0.75 Present

0.55 1.29

CHLORDANE - DDT

Suwannee Drug Company

Barry's Pleasant Dreams

Chlordane 1.00 Passed

DDT 10.00


CHLORDANE - DDT - PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE - PYRETHRINS



Roach and Ant Killer

Chlordane 2.00

DDT 1 .00

Piperonyl butoxide 0.20

Pyrethrins 0.02


Passed

0.19

0.05

1.79




CHLORDANE - DDT - PYRETHRINS


Bug-Death Roach Powder

ChlordaneDDTPyrethrins


CHLORDANE - DIELDRIN


Ortho Ant Powder

Chlordane

Dieldrin


Chlordane

Dieldrin


Chlordane

Dieldrin


Chlordane -

Dieldrin


ChlordaneDieldrin


Chlordane

Dieldrin _


Ortho Lawn and Garden Dieldrin Granules

Chlordane

Dieldrin


CHLORDANE - MALATHION


Kill-Ko Roach and Ant Spray

Chlordane

Malathion

CHLORDANE - ORGANIC THIOCYANATES

Swift and Company

End-O-Pest Arc Dust

Chlordane

Lethane 384 Special

4.00

6.00

0.02 Negative

5.56 5.35

2.50

0.50

1.88 3.32

2.50

0.50

1.88 1.94

2.50

0.50

1.88 1.80

2.50

0.50

1.88 1.76

2.50

0.50

1.88 1.68

2.50

0.50

1.88 1.88

1.00

4.00

2.91 2.61

2.00 2.42

1 .00 1 .00

8.00 8.68

1 .00 Present

Decisions

Deficient

Passed

Passed

Passed

Deficient

Deficient

Passed

Deficient

Passed

Passed




CHLORDANE - ORGANIC THIOCYANATES - PIPERONYL

BUTOXIDE - PYRETHRINS


Kill-Ko Quick Kill Insect Bomb

Chlordane ... 2.10 2.02 PassedBeta butoxy beta thiocyano diethylether. 1.06 Present

Piperonyl butoxide ... 0.05 0.053

Pyrethrins . 0.02 0.024

CHLORDANE - PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE - PYRETHRINS

Dixi Chemical Company

Dixi Kill

Chlordane 2.00

Piperonyl butoxide __ 0.115

Pyrethrins .. ._ . 0.046

S. C. Johnson and Son, Inc.

Raid Roach and Ant Killer

Chlordane 2.00

Piperonyl butoxide ... . 0.09

Pyrethrins 0.045


Purina Roach Spray

Chlordane 2.00

Piperonyl butoxide . 0.10

Pyrethrins — 0.05

Chlordane 2 00

Piperonyl butoxide .

.

0.10

Pyrethrins 0.05

1 .72 Deficient

0.128

0.060

2.03 Passed

0.095

0.067

2.10 Passed

0.09

0.05

2.15 Passed

0.10

0.08

CHLORDANE - PIPERONYL CYCLONENE - PYRETHRINS

Boyle-Midway, Inc.

Black Flag Insect Powder

Chlordane 1 .50

Piperonyl cyclonene 0.35

Pyrethrins 0.06

Chlordane 1.50

Piperonyl cyclonene 0.35

Pyrethrins 0.06

2.13 Passed

Present

0.06

2.07 Passed

Present

0.055

COPPER


Bordeaux Mixture

12.75 12.75Copper as metallic Passed






Orchard Brand Bordeaux Mixture

Copper as metallic

Florida Agricultural Supply Company

Fasco Copper 14 Dust

Copper as metallic

Mechling Bros. Chemicals

(Now: Allied Chemical and Dye Corp.

General Chemical Division)

Mechlings Bordeaux Mixture

Copper as metallic


Bor-Tox Copper Mixture

Copper as metallic

B. G. Pratt Company

Pratt's Tomato Dust or Spray

Copper as metallic


SA-50 Brand Tomato Dust

Copper as metallic —do -

COPPER • SULFUR


Naco Customer Special Mixture

Copper as metallic

Sulfur

COPPER - ZINC


Bordeaux Mixture with Basic Zinc Sulfate

Copper as metallic

Zinc as metallic

Copper as metallic

Zinc as metallic

12.75 13.74

7.25 7.11

12.75 13.11

12.75 12.79

7.00 6.92

7.00 7.08

7.00 7.04

4.00 3.83

85.00 83.35

12.50 13.80

10.00 10.24

12.50 13.06

10.00 10.06

Decisions

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed


)

65



2, 4-D

E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company

Du Pont Lawn Weed Killer

Di-methyl amine 2, 4-D Acetate 13.90

The Dow Chemical Company

Esteron 99 for Farm Weed Control

2, 4-D Acid propylene glycol butyl

ether ester 38.00

Greever's Inc.

Greever's Ami-No-Weed

Ethanol amine 2, 4-D acetate as

triethanolamine salt 67.00



2, 4-D Amine Weed Killer

Di-methyl amine salt of 2, 4-D 49.50

do 49.50

2, 4-D - 2, 4, 5-T


Improved Weed-B-Gon (Contains 2, 4-D & 2, 4, 5-T)

Tetrahydrofurfuryl ester of 2, 4-D 13.80

Tetrahydrofurfuryl ester of 2, 4, 5-T 6.60

Theoretical phenoxyacetic acid 9.20







The Dow Chemical Company

Novon

2 (2, 4, 5-Trichlorophenoxy) ethyl 2, 2-

dichloropropionate 24.00

O. M. Scott & Sons Company

Scott's Kansel

2,4, 5-Trichlorophenoxyacetic acid

propylene glycol butyl ether esters 2.70

2, 4, 5-T phenoxyacetic acid equivalent 1.70

14.42

36.40

65.53

50.24

50.74

9.09

9.77

9.06

25.04

2.75

1.73

Decisions

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed



Swift and Company

End-O-Weed

Butoxy ethoxy propanol ester of 2, 4-Dacid 22.40

D-D


Bed Drench AA/DD

Chlorinated C3 hydrocarbons 30.3

Total chlorine



Unico D-D


Total chlorine


Total chlorine

DDD

Apex Chemical Company

TDE Tobacco Dust

DDD 10.00


Orthene 3D 10 Dust

DDD 10.00

do 10.00

do 10.00

do 10.00

do 10.00

Cape Fear Chemicals, Inc.

Tiger Brand 10% TDE Dust

DDD 10.00

do 10.00

do 10.00

do 10.00

Tiger Brand TDE Emulsion Concentrate

DDD 25.00

do 25.00


Flight Brand 10% Rhothane Dust

DDD

23.20

16.63

56.47

53.16

10.57

10.72

10.57

10.00

10.14

10.00

9.64

9.57

2.14

9.86

23.97

25.45

Decisions

Passed

NotRegistered

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Deficient

Passed

Passed

Passed

10.00 10.79 Passed



Carter Insecticide and Chemical Company, Inc.

25% TDE Emulsion Tobacco Insect Killer

DDD 25.00 24.07 Passed

do - 25.00 24.34 Passed

Coastal Chemical Corp.

10% TDE Dust


do 10.00 10.72 Passed

TDE Emulsion


Daly-Herring Company

Sacco 10% TDE Dust


Sacco Spray Emulsifiable Concentrate


do 23.76 23.96 Passed

do 23.76 24.38 Passed

do 25.00 24.56 Passed

do —_ 25.00 24.30 Passed


Naco 10% DDD-TDE Dust


do 10.00 10.22 Passed

do 10.00 10.14 Passed

do 10.00 9.86 Passed

do 10.00 10.29 Passed

do 10.00 10.00 Passed

Diamond Black Leaf Products

A Unit of Diamond Alkali Company

Black Leaf 25% TDE Emulsifiable Concentrate


do 25.00 26.42 Passed


PCX 10% TDE Dust


do 10.00 10.07 Passed





PCX 10% TDE Dust (Continued)

DDD _ 10.00 10.14

do 10.00 10.14

do , 10.00 10.00

do 10.00 10.29

do 10.00 9.72

do 10.00 10.29

do 10.00 9.57

do 10.00 10.43

do 10.00 10.00

do 10.00 9.79


Red Star 10% Rhothane Dust

DDD 10.00 9.14

do 10.00 10.00

do 10.00 10.43

do 10.00 9.79

do 10.00 9.72

do _ 10.00 9.72

do 10.00 9.57

do ..... 10.00 9.79


Maxwell 10% TDE Dust

DDD 10.00 10.43

do . _.... 10.00 10.64

do 10.00 10.29

do - 10.00 10.07

do 10.00 10.29

do 10.00 10.00

do - 10.00 10.00

do - 10.00 10.14

do 10.00 9.79

do 10.00 10.00

do 10.00 10.43

do 10.00 10.14

do 10.00 9.72

Maxwell Emulsion Concentrate 25% Rhothane

DDD 25.00 24.87

do 25.00 24.29

do 25.00 24.10

do 25.00 23.76

Decisions

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Deficient

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed




Naco 10% DDD Dust

DDD 10.00 9.86

do 10.00 10.14


Mathieson 10% Rhothane Dust

DDD 10.00 10.29

do 10.00 10.14

do 10.00 10.14

do 10.00 10.43

do 10.00 10.36

do 10.00 10.14

25% TDE Emulsifiable Concentrate

DDD 25.00 25.26

do . 25.00 24.64

do 25.00 25.57


Pelco Rhothane Tobacco Dust (10% TDE)

DDD 10.00 9.86

do 10.00 9.90

do 10.00 10.14

do 10.00 10.43

do 10.00 10.00

do 10.00 10.07

do 10.00 10.43

do 10.00 10.00

do ... 10.00 10.00

do 10.00 10.22

do 10.00 9.72

do 10.00 9.72

do 10.00 10.15

do 10.00 9.71

do 10.00 10.00

do 10.00 9.50

Pelco Tobacco Spray Emulsible Concentrate

DDD 25.00 25.48

do ... 25.00 25.62

do 25.00 24.11

Decisions

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

70 Official Analyses of Economic- Poisons, 1957 (Contd)




Planters 10% TDE Dust


do : - 10.00 10.86 Passed

do - 10.00 10.00 Passed


10% TDE Dust


do - 10.00 9.72 Passed


do 10.00 10.00 Passed


Tobacco Spray Rhothane Emulsible Concentrate


do 23.98 24.56 Passed

do 23.98 24.16 Passed

do 23.98 24.29 Passed

do 23.98 24.50 Passed

do - 23.98 23.93 Passed


Royal 25% Rhothane Emulsion Concentrate

DDD - 25.00 25.26 Passed


Superkill Tobacco Dust


do — — 10.00 9.75 Passed

do 10.00 10.14 Passed



TDE Emulsifiable Concentrate

DDD -- 23.90 24.51 Passed

do ----- 23.90 24.38 Passed

Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.


A Unit of Diamond Alkali Company)

Black Leaf 25% TDE Emulsifiable Concentrate

DDD . ... 25.00 24.19 Passed

71Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1057 (Contd)


DDD - PARATHION


Vapophos 3D 1-10 Dust

DDDParathion


Tiger Brand 1-10 Tobacco Dust

DDDParathion

DDDParathion

DDDParathion

Cole Stores

Cole-Kill 10-1 Tobacco Dust

DDDParathion


Naco Parathion 1% - 10% TDE-DDD

DDDParathion



Black Leaf 1% Parathion 10% TDE Dust

DDDParathion


FCX 5% TDE - 1 % Parathion Dust

DDDParathion

FCX 1% Parathion 10% TDE Dust

DDDParathion


Maxwell 10-1 Tobacco Dust

DDDParathion

10.00

1.00

10.00

1.34

Passed

10.00

1.00

4.71

1.12

Deficient

10.00

1.00

9.86

1.24

Passed

10.00

1.00

10.43

1.24

Passed

10.00

1.00

9.93

1.14

Passed

10.00

1.00

10.29

1.06

Passed

10.00

1.00

10.86

0.96

Passed

5.00

1.00

5.18

1.12

Passed

10.00

1.00

9.64

1.07

Passed

10.00

1.00

10.29

1.10

Passed



Moiony Fertilizer Company

1-10 Tobacco Dust


Parathion 1.00 0.97


Mathieson Tobacco Dust (10% DDD - 1% Parathion)


Parathion 1.00 1.02


Pelco Tobacco Dust


Parathion 1.00 0.97


Tobacco Dust (Rhothane 10 - Parathion 1)


Parathion 1.00 1.11


Royal Brand 10% Rhothane with 1% Parathion

DDD - 10.00 9.50 Passed

Parathion 1.00 1.06


SA-50 Horn Worm Dust

DDD .5.00 5.29 Passed

Parathion 1.00 1.28

DDT


Acme DDT Emulsion Concentrate

DDT 23.75 23.72 Passed


Acme 5% DDT Dust


do 5.00 5.14 Passed

Acme Dura Dust #50 50% Wettable DDT







Genitox S-50 Wettable Powder

DDT

do

do

do


Allied Brand Xtra Kill

DDT

do

do


Ortho Persisto 5 Dust

DDT

Ortho Persisto 10 Dust

DDT

do

Pest-B-Gon Wettable 50% DDT Dust

DDT

do


Tiger Brand 5% DDT Dust

DDT

do

do

do

do


DDT


DDT

Carbola Chemical Company

CCC Powder

DDT

50.00 52.85 Passed

50.00 50.00 Passed

50.00 50.35 Passed

50.00 51.07 Passed

25.00 24.56 Passed

25.00 27.00 Passed

25.00 26.51 Passed

5.00 5.07 Passed

10.00 10.00 Passed

10.00 13.28 Passed

50.00 49.28 Passed

50.00 50.35 Passed

5.00 5,11 Passed

5.00 4.82 Passed

5.00 5.29 Passed

5.00 5.43 Passed

5.00 4.79 Passed

10.00 9.57 Passed


10.00 11.29 Passed



Central Chemical Corp.

Hort Spray 50% DDT

DDT

S. A. Crisp Canine Company

Crisp's Flea Powder

DDT


Naco 5% DDT Dust

DDT

Faesy & BesthofF, Inc.

F & B DDT 25% Spray

DDT


FCX 5% DDT Dust

DDT

do

do

do

FCX 10% DDT Dust

DDT

do

do

do

do

do

do

do

FCX 50% Wettable DDT Powder

DDT

do

Farm Service Company(Now: Quality Chemical Company)

DDT Non-Emulsible Concentrate

50.00 51.43 Passed

5.00 5.14 Passed

5.00 4.86 Passed

24.80 24.62 Passed

5.00 4.86 Passed

5.00 4.89 Passed

5.00 5.07 Passed

5.00 4.93 Passed

10.00 9.79 Passed

10.00 9.86 Passed

10.00 10.22 Passed

10.00 9.64 Passed

10.00 9.72 Passed

10.00 9.72 Passed

10.00 10.00 Passed

10.00 9.72 Passed

50.00 52.14 Passed

50.00 47.86 Passed

23.98 22.90DDT Passed


)


GuaranteedPer Cent



Red Star 5% DDT Dust


do 5.00 4.93 Passed

do 5.00 5.11 Passed


Gulf Oil Corp.

Trak Moth Spray


Imperial Chemical Company

Imperial Wettable Powder 50% DDT

DDT ; 50.00 54.06 Passed

Labco Pet Products Company

Labco Pet Shampoo


O. E. Linck Company, Inc.

Tat 35% DDT Solution Concentrate

DDT ,.'

. 35.00 36.63 Passed

do 35.00 36.27 Passed


Maxwell 5% DDT


Maxwell 25% DDT Emulsion Concentrate


do 25.00 25.21 Passed

do 25.00 25.73 Passed

Maxwell 50% Wettable DDT


Mike, Inc.

101 Brand 10% DDT Dust


do — , 10.00 10.14 Passed

Naco Fertilier Company(Now: Davison Chemical Company)

Naco DDT Spray


76 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 (Contdj





Niatox 50



Mathieson DDT 5% Dust


Mathieson DDT 10% Dust


Mathieson DDT 25% Emulsifiable Concentrate

DDT . 25.00 24.72 Passed


Pelco 5% DDT Dust


do 5.00 4.75 Passed

do 5.00 4.93 Passed

do 5.00 5.29 Passed

do 5.00 4.79 Passed

Pelco 10% DDT Dust


do . 10.00 9.64 Passed



Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company

Knox-Out Insect Powder 10% DDT

10.00 9.57 Passed


5% DDT Dust


10% DDT Dust



Purina DDT Insecticide (75% DDT Wettable Powder)






Twin Light Nu-Dust No. 10

DDTT

10.00 9.29

Smith Seed & Feed Company

Old Belt Tobacco Flea Beetle Dust 5% DDT

DDT 5.00 4.00

do 5.00 5.29

do 5.00 4.75


SA-50 Brand 5% DDT Dust

DDT 5.00 5.14

SA-50 Brand 10% DDT Dust

DDT 10.00 10.00

do 10.00 9.72

do 10.00 11.14

do 10.00 10.93

do 10.00 10.36

do 10.00 10.14

do 10.00 10.29

do 10.00 10.14

do 10.00 11.00

do 10.00 8.43

SA-50 50% Wettable DDT Spray Concentrate

DDT 50.00 49.28


Superkill 10% DDT Dust

DDT , 10.00 9.88

Superkill 25% DDT Solution (Miscible)

DDT 25.00 23.92

do 25.00 25.59

do 25.00 25.54

do 25.00 25.32

Superkill 50% DDT Wettable Powder

DDT 50.00 48.57

Tobacco By-Products & Chemical Corp.



Black Leaf 5% DDT Dust

DDT 5,00 5.11

Decisions

Deficient

Deficient

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Deficient

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

78 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 (Contd,


DDT ALLETHRIN - ORGANIC THIOCYANATES

Tru-Pine Company

P-51 Insect Spray

2.98 Passed

Present

3.00

DDT 3.00

Allethrin 0.10

Thanite 2.00

DDT - ALLETHRIN - ORGANIC THIOCYANATES -

PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE

Boyle-Midway, Inc.

Flyded Push Button Insect Killer


Allethrin 0.10 Present

Beta butoxy beta dithiocyano diethyl

ether 1.00 Present

Piperonyl butoxide 0.25 0.20

DDT - CAPTAN - MALATHION

Swift and Company

End-O-Pest Rose Dust

DDTCaptan

Malathion


5.00 Passed

7.50

4.50 5.81

5.16 5.00

DDT - CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS


Purina Fly Spray

DDTChlorinated Hydrocarbons

Total chlorine

46.00 Passed

4.00

25.77 25.00

DDT - COPPER


FCX Potato Dust




Fasco Copper DDT Dust 14-5

DDT 5.00 4.57 Deficient


Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 (Could) 79



Mike, Inc.

101 Brand Potato Dust with 5% DDT

DDTCopper as metallic „


Mathieson 5-7 Potato & Tomato Dust

DDTCopper as metallic


Pelco 3®c DDT, 7% Copper Dust

DDTCopoer as metallic


SA-50 Potato Dust with 5% DDT




5.00 4.75 Passed

6.50 6.64

5.00 4.79 Passed

7.00 7.06

3.00 3.30 Passed

7.00 6.94

5.00 5.39 Passed

6.50 6.79

5.00 5.07 Passed

6.50 6.24

5.00 5.00 Passed

6.50 6.48

DDT - COPPER - SULFUR


Superkill Copper-DDT-Sulfur Peanut Dust


Sulfur

5.00 5.75 Passed

4.00 3.96

80.00 79.90

DDT - FERBAM


Tiger Brand 15% Fermate 3% DDT Dust

DDTFerric dimethyl dithiocarbamate ..


Dee Aitch 15% Fermate 3% DDT Dust

DDT :

Ferric dimethyl dithiocarbamate _

3.00 3.97 Passed

1 1 .40 11 .27

3.00 2.93 Passed

11.40 11.17

30 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 (Contcl



FCX 1 1.4% Ferbam & 5% DDT Dust



Pelco 15% Fermate 3% DDT Dust


Planters Chemical Corp

Planters Fermate-DDT Plant Bed Dust



DDT - FERBAM - SULFUR


FCX Rose Dust

DDTFerric dimethyl

Sulfur

dithiocarbamate

5.00

7.60

75.00

5.50

7.26

76.85

Passed

DDTFerric dimethyl

Sulfur

dithiocarbamate

5.00

7.00

70.00

4.79

6.93

74.40

Passed

DDT - METHYL PARATHION


Methyl Parathion-DDT Cotton Dust 2.5-5

DDTMethyl parathion

DDT - ORGANIC THIOCYANATES

Boyle-Midway, Inc.

Black Flag Insect Spray

DDTBeta butoxy beta thiocyanodiethyl ether

DDTBeta butoxy beta thiocyanodiethyl ether

5.00 5.22 Passed

1.00 Present

5.00 5.40 Passed1.00 Present

5.00 7.50 Passed

2.50 2.45

5.00 5.57 Deficient

11.40 10.54

3.00 2.93 Passed

11.40 11.71

3.00 3.00 Passed

11.40 11.17

3.00 3.07 Passed

11.40 11.66



Douglas Chemical Company

Douglas Farm Bin Spray

DDT Not given 5.17 MisbrandedBeta butoxy beta thiocyanodiethyl etherBeta thiocyano ethyl esters of aliphatic

Not given Present

fatty acids - 10 to 18 carbon atoms .... Not given PresentIsobornyl thiocyanoacetate Not given Present

Rigo Manufacturing Company

Kill-Ko Super Strength with DDT

DDTBeta thiocyano ethyl ester of aliphatic

5.00 4.80 Passed

fatty acids containing 10 to 18

carbon atoms 1.79

Beta thiocyano B'butoxy diethyl ether 1.18

Theoretical nitrogen 0.13 0.17

Kill-Ko Flea & Insect Powder with 10% DDT


Beta beta dithiocyano diethyl ether 0.50 Present

DDT - ORGANIC THIOCYANATES - SULFUR

Dr. Salisbury's Laboratories

Dr. Salisbury's Louse Powder


Beta butoxy beta thiocyanodiethyl ether 2.10 Present

Sblfur 30.00 30.22



Sulfur 30.00 31.04



Sulfur 30.00 30.85

DDT - PARATHION - SULFUR


Persistophos-S 5-1.5-25 Dust


Parathion 1.50 1.87

Sulfur 25.00 24.65


Fasco Parathion-DDT-Suldust 1 V2-5-30 Bean Dust


Parathion 1.50 1.46

Sulfur 30.00 34.62


)



Fasco Parathion-DDT-Suldust 1 V2-5-30 Bean Dust (Continued)

DDT 5.00

Parathion 1.50

Sulfur 30.00

Fasco Parathion-DDT-Suldust 11/2-10-30

DDT 10.00

Parathion 1.50

Sulfur 30.00

DDT 10.00

Parathion 1.50

Sulfur 1 30.00


SA-50 Brand 11/2% Parathion Dust - 5% DDT

DDT 5.00

Parathion 1.50

Sulfur 25.00

DDT 5.00

Parathion 1.50

Sulfur 25.00

DDT 5.00

Parathion 1.50

Sulfur - 25.00

DDT 5.00

Parathion 1.50

Sulfur 25.00

DDT 5.00

Parathion 1.50

Sulfur 25.00

DDT 5.00

Parathion 1.50

Sulfur 25.00

DDT 5.00

Parathion 1.50

Sulfur 25.00

SA-50 Brand 2% Parathion Dust with 5% DDT

DDT 5.00

Parathion 2.00

Sulfur 25.00


Stauffer DDT-Parathion-Sulfur 5-1.5-30

DDT 5.00

Parathion — 1.50

Sulfur — 30.00

4.79

1.23

30.24

10.43

1.64

31.10

10.72

1.43

31.06

5.46

1.77

26.10

5.29

1.79

27.01

5.96

1.97

26.45

5.36

1.89

25.46

5.00

2.35

28.08

4.57

1.77

27.17

4.64

1.84

28.07

5.70

2.25

25.83

4.86

1.58

52.60

Decisions*

Deficient

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Deficient

Deficient

Passed

Passed

Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 (Gontd)



Stauffer DDT-Parathion-Sulfur 10-1.5-60 Dust

DDT 10.00 9.50 PassedParathion 1.50 1.69

Sulfur ... 60.00 61.30

DDT - PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE - PYRETHRINS



Unico Household Spray




DDT - PYRETHRINS

Dr. 1. D. LeGear Medicine Company

Dr. LeGear's Flea & Tick Powder



DDT .. 10.00 10.22 Passed



Pyrethrins . 0.50 0.64






















)



DIELDRIN

Boyle-Midway, Inc.

Antrol Lawntrol (Granules with Dieldrin)

Dieldrin 2.50 2.50 Passed

Tobacco By-Products & Chemical Corp.



Black Leaf 5% Dieldrin

Dieldrin 5.00 5.43 Passed

ENDRIN


Ortho Endrin 1.5 Dust

Endrin

do -

Ortho Endrin 2 Dust

Ortho Endrin 1.6 Spray

Endrin


Tiger Brand 1.5% Endrin Dust

Endrin -

Tiger Brand Endrin Emulsifiable Concentrate

Endrin — —


Carolina Endrin Emulsible Concentrate

Endrin

do

do

do -

Coastal Chemical Corp.

Endrin Emulsible Concentrate

1 .50 1 .87 Passed

1 .50 1 .60 Passed

2.00 2.13 Passed

19.50 20.68 Passed

1 .50 1 .80 Passed


19.50 19.36 Passed

19.50 19.11 Passed

19.50 19.23 Passed

19.50 19.07 Passed

Endrin 19.50 19.50 Passed





Dee-Aitch Endrin Emulsible Concentrate

Endrin 19.50 20.19

do 19.50 19.50

do 19.50 19.92


Naco 1.5% Endrin Dust

Endrin 1.50 2.06

Naco Endrin Spray

Endrin 19.50 19.92


FCX 11/2% Endrin Dust

Endrin 1.50 1.66

FCX 2.0% Endrin Dust

Endrin 2.00 2.47

Farm Service Company(Now: Quality Chemical Corp.)

Endrin Emulsifiable Concentrate

Endrin 19.50 19.83


Red Star Endrin Emulsifiable Concentrate

Endrin 19.50 22.52


Maxwell 1V2% Endrin Dust

Endrin 1 .50 1 .93

do 1 .50 1 .66

do 1.50 1.80


Mathieson 1.5% Endrin Dust

Endrin 1 .50 1 .89

Mathieson Endrin 2% Dust

Decisions

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Endrin 2.00 2.38 Passed

£6 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 ( Coutd)


Mathieson Endrin 1.6 Lb. Emulsifiable Concentrate

Endrin

do

do

do

do .


Pelco 1% Endrin Dust

Endrin __'J

do

do

Pelco 1V2% Endrin Dust

Endrin ___

Pelco Endrin Emulsifiable Concentrate

Endrin


Planters 1 V2% Endrin Dust

Endrin

do . —

14.48 19.32 Misbranded



18.48 19.98 Passed

18.48 20.56 Passed

1.00 1.10 Passed

1.00 1.00 Passed

1.00 1.12 Passed

1.50 1.80 Passed

9.50 19.65 Passed

1 .50 1 .60 Passed

1 .50 1 .66 Passed

Planters Endrin Emulsible Concentrate

Endrin

do


1% Endrin Dust

Endrin

do

do -

1V2% Endrin Dust

Endrin

do ~

Endrin Emulsible Concentrate

Endrin ..

do _ -

uu

do

do — }— -i

19.50 19.53 Passed

19.50 21.23 Passed

1.00 2.35 Passed

1.00 1.05 Passed

1.00 1.60 Passed

1.50 2.06 Passed

1.50 1.79 Passed

19.50 20.40 Passed

19.50 20.32 Passed

19.50 20.09 Passed

19.50 19.70 Passed

19.50 20.41 Passed


Manufacturers arid Brands



1.5% Endrin Dust

Endrin 1.50 2.03

do 1.50 2.02

2% Endrin Dust

Endrin 2.00 2.34


Stauffer Endrin 1.5 Dust

Endrin 1 .50 1 .87

Swift and Company

Swift's Gold Bear Brand Insecticide Dust E 2

Endrin 2.00 2.99


Superkill 1V2% Endrin Dust

Endrin 1.50 1.76

Superkill 2% Endrin Dust

Endrin 2.00 2.47

Superkill Endrin

Endrin 19.50 20.71



Endrin Emulsifiable Concentrate

Endrin 18.90 20.34


Security 2% Endrin Dust

Endrin 2.00 2.40

ENDRIN - PARATHION


SA-50 Dust Containing 1V2% Endrin 1% Parathion

Endrin 1.50 2.13

Parathion 1.00 1.41

Endrin 1.50 1.53

Parathion 1 .00 1 .28

Decisions

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed


)


ETHYLENE DICHLORIDE



Grain Fumigant

Ethylene dichloride 70.00 71.80 Passed

Carbon tetrachloride 30.00 28.20

Ethylene dichloride 70.00 70.87 Passed


Ethylene dichloride 70.00 74.15 Deficient


FERBAM


Ortho Nu-Leaf 15 Dust

Ferric dimethyl dithiocarbamate 11.40 11.71 Passed

do - 11.40 11.71 Passed

do 11.40 11.06 Passed

do 1 1.40 11.71 Passed


do — 1 1.40 10.75 Deficient

do - 11.40 9.54 Deficient

do ----- 1 1.40 10.41 Deficient

Cape Fear Chemical, Inc.

Tiger Brand 15% Fermate Dust


do 11.40 11.27 Passed

do — 1 1.40 11.06 Passed

do - - 1 1.40 11.27 Passed


Dee Aitch 15% Fermate Dust


do - 11.40 11.27 Passed


FCX Ferbam Dust No. 10

Ferric dimethyl dithiocarbamate 11.40 1 1.58 Passed

do - - 1 1.40 1 1.58 Passed

11.40 11.71 Passed

11.40 1 1.71 Passed

11.40 10.96 Passed

do 11.40 11.18 Passed





Red Star Ferbam



Maxwell 15% Fermate Dust

Ferric dimethyl dithiocarbamate 1 1 .40 12.36 Passed

do 11.40 12.14 Passed

do 11.40 11.92 Passed

do 11.40 11.92 Passed

do 1 1 .40 11.92 Passed

do 1 1 .40 11.40 Passed



Ferbam Spray



Pelco 15% Fermate Dust


do 1 1 .40 1 1.92 Passed

do 1 1 .40 1 1.41 Passed

do 1 1 .40 11.71 Passed

do 11.40 11.71 Passed

Planter Chemical Corp.

Planters Blue Mold Dust



Ferbam Dust


Woolfofk Chemical Works, Ltd.

Security Ferbam Dust (For Blue Mold)


FLUORINE COMPOUNDSSODIUM FLUORIDE


Purina Lice Powder

Sodium fluoride 35.00 38.33 Passed

do 35.00 38.73 Passed

90 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 ( Con-td

)



SODIUM FLUORIDE-SODIUM FLUOSILICATE - DDT

Nott Manufacturing Company, Inc.

Nott's Roach Powder

Sodium fluoride 85.00

Sodium fluosilicate 0.50

DDT 10.00

Theoretical fluorine 38.75

SODIUM FLUORIDE - SODIUM FLUOSILICATE - PYRETHRINS

Wonder Products Company

Wonder Roach Powder

Sodium fluoride 47.50

Sodium fluosilicate 1.00

Pyrethrins 0.25

Theoretical fluorine 22.10

FUMARIN

Carolina Chemical & Pest Control

Bona Bait

Fumarin . 0.025

Sanitation Products Company

Bait Tox

Fumarin - - — 0.025

do 0.025

do — 0.025

HEPTACHLOR


Flight Brand 5% Heptachlor Dust

Heptachlor (Technical) 6.94


Maxwell Heptachlor Cotton Dust 2V2-0-0


Maxwell Heptachlor 2 E Emulsifiable Concentrate


do 32.51


Mathieson Heptachlor Emulsifiable Concentrate


9.79

36.98

0.23

21.00

0.045

0.030

0.053

0.061

6.90

3.50

31.74

30.15

32.92

Decisions

NotRegistered

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Deficient

Passed

Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 (ContcL)


91




Heptachlor Emulsifiable Concentrate

Heptachlor (Technical) 31.20 31.71 Passed

HEPTACHLOR - DDT


Superkill 21/2-5 Heptachlor Cotton Dust

Hetachlor 2.50

Related Compounds 0.97

DDT ...... 5.00


Hetachlor 2.50

Related Compounds 0.97

DDT 5.00


Superkill 21/2% Heptachlor Cotton Dust (with 10% DDT)

Hetachior 2.50

Relatec Compounds 0.97

DDT 10.00


Passed

5.28

Passed

5.07

Passed

8.03

MALATHION


Acme Fly-Bait

Malathion . .. 2.00 2.44 Passed

50% Male-’hion Spray

Maie'hion 50.00 65.70 Passed

Allied Drug Products Co.

Allied Brand Fly Bait

Malathion 3.00 3.28 Passed

do 3.00 4.14 Passed


Ortho Malathion 4 Dust

Malathion 4.00 3.49 Deficient



Ortho Malathion 5 Spray



)


Carbola Chemical Co., Inc.

Carbola Fly Bait

Malathion

Davison Chemical Co.

Naco 4% Malathion

Ma'athion

Dixi Chemical Co.

Dixi Kill Malathion Fly Bait

Malathion

do

Eagle Products Co.

Flipo Special Fly Bait

Malathion

do

do

Spra-Kill

Malathion

Spra-Kill Fly Crumbs

Malathion ...


FCX 4% Malathion Dust

Malathion

Florida Agricultural Supply Co.

Fasco-Fly Flakes

Malathion

do

do

do

Fasco Malathion 25-WP

Malathion

Graham Chemical Co.

2.00 2.14 Passed

4.00 4.86 Passed

2.00 1.28 Deficient

2.00 2.54 Passed

1.00 1.00 NotRegistered





4.00 3.55 Deficient

1.00 1.58 Passed

1.00 2.00 Passed

1.00 1.50 Passed

1.00 1.88 Passed

25.00 25.00 Passed

NotRegistered

Red Star Fly Crystals

Malathion - 2.00 2.96



Maxwell Insecticide Co., Inc.

Maxwell 4% Malathion Dust


Miller Chemical and Fertilizer Co.

Miller's Hy-tox Insect Dust


Malathion 25% Wettable Powder


Olrn Mathieson Chemical Corp.

Mathieson Malathion 4% Dust



Malathion 4% Dust

Ma'athion 4.00 4.53 Passed

Rig© Manufacturing Company, Inc.

Kilf-Ko Fly Bait

Malatr.ion 2.00 2.11 Passed

Krll-Ko Malathion 5% Dust



SA-50 Brand 4% Malathion Dust


SA-50 Brand 5% Malathion Dust


Swift and Company

End-O-Pest Garden Spray with Malathion


do 50.00 54.94 Passed


-Superlk.il! 55% Malathion Emulsifiable Concentrate



)


GuaranteedPer Cent




F!y Flakes



Security Flea Killer


Security 5% Malathion Dust

Malathion . 5.00 5.23 Passed

MALATHION - SULFUR

Davison Chemical Co.

Naco 4% Malathion & 25% Sulfur Dust


Sulfur 25.00 26.36

Naco 4% Malathion & 50% Sulfur Dust


Sulfur 50.00 50.40


Sulfur 50.00 49.47


FCX 4% Malathion Dust

Malathion 4.00 4.01

NotRegistered

Sulfur . — 40.00 40.25

Mike, Inc.

101 Brand Malathion Dust with Sulfur


Suifur - 18.00 18.75


Sulfur -18.00 18.01


Sulfur - 18.00 17.36


SA-50 Brand 4% Malathion Dust with 25% Sulfur


Sulfur 25.00 26.66



Guaranteed

Per Cent


•SA-50 Brand 4% Malathion Dust with 25% Sulfur (Continued)

Malathion 4.00 4.17 PassedSulfur 25.00 27.28

Maiathion 4.00 4.41 PassedSulfur 25.00 26.18

Maiathion 4.00 4.30 PassedSulfur 25.00 26.85


-SA-50 Brand Pole Bean Dust


MANEB


PCX 1.4% Maneb Dust

Manganese ethylene bisdithiocarbamate 1.40 1.37 Passed


Red Star 2% "Dithane" M-22 Dust

Manganese ethylene bisdithiocarbamate— 1.40 1.42 Passed

do 1.40 1.40 Passed

do 1.40 1.36 Passed


Planters Manzate Dust

Manganese ethylene bisdithiocarbamate.... 1.40 1.47 Passed


SA-50 Manzate Dust

Manganese ethylene bisdithiocarbamate.— 5.60 5.68 Passed

MANEB - DDT


SA-50 Manzate Dust with 5% DDT

Manganese ethylene bisdithiocarbamate.— 5.60 5.22 Passed

DDT 5.00 5.00


)



METHOXYCHLOR

E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company

Du Pont Dairy Cattle Spray

Methoxychlor

do


Pelco 5% Methoxychlor Dust

Methoxychlor

do

METHOXYCHLOR - ALLETHRIN - DDT -

PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE

Boyle-Midway, Inc.

Black Flag Push Button Insect Bomb

Methoxychlor

Allethrin

DDTPiperonyl butoxide


METHOXYCHLOR - BHC - SULFUR


Purina insect Killer

Methoxychlor

Gamma isomer of BHCSulfur -


Methoxychlor —Gamma isomer of BHCSulfur —Theoretical chlorine

MethoxychlorGamma isomer of BHCSulfur


Methoxychlor

Gamma isomer of BHCSulfur




50.00 49.28

50.00 48.57

5.00 5.14

5.00 5.07

1.00

0.22

1.00

0.25 0.28

0.80 0.89

2.50

0.50

10.00 11.80

1.13 1.33

2.50

0.50

10.00 10.23

1.13 1.43

2.50

0.50

10.00 11.19

1.13 1.27

2.50

0.50

10.00 11.77

1.13 1.30

2.50

0.50

10.00 12.24

1.13 1.21

Decisions

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed




Purina Insect Killer (Continued)







2.50

0.50

10.00 11.53

1.13 1.13

2.50

0.50

10.00 9.43

1.13 1.33

2.50

0.50

10.00 9.40

1.13 1.20

METHOXYCHLOR - CAPTAN MALATHION


Acme Fruit Tree Spray

Methoxychlor

CaptanMalathion


12.00

12.00

6.00 6.36

7.94 7.89

METHOXYCHLOR - CAPTAN - MALATHION - SULFUR

5e«r&r Roebuck and Company

Three-Way Dust

Methoxychlor 5.00

Captan : 5.00

Malathion 4.00 3.60

Sulfur 5.00 7.23


METHOXYCHLOR - COPPER

E. f. ctu Pont de Nemours and Company

Du Pont Tomato Dust

Methoxychlor 5.00 5.48


METHOXYCHLOR - DICHLONE - PYRETHRINS - ROTENONE

Swift and Company

£nd-0-Pest Rose and Garden Spray

Methoxychlor

Dichlone

Pyrethrins

RotenoneTheoretical chlorine

0.30

0.12

0.02 0.08

0.10 Present

0.13 0.12

Decisions

Passed

Deficient

Deficient

Passed

Deficient

Passed

Passed

98 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 ( Cont\i>



METHOXYCHLOR - DICHLOROPHENE -

HEXACHLOROPHENE - MALATHION

Colonial Chemical Company(Now: Colonial Products, Inc)

Colonial Flea Bouncer

Methoxychlor

Dichlorophene

Hexachlorophene

— Not given

Not given

Not given

Misbranded

Malathion Not given 1.55

Theoretical chlorine Not given 1.82

Methoxychlor

Dichlorophene

Hexachlorophene .

Not given

Not given

Not given

Misbranded'



Pet Chemicals, tnc.

Holiday Flea Stop for Dogs

Methoxychlor Not given Misbranded

Dichlorophene Not given

Hexachlorophene Not given




Dichlorophene — Not given





Dichlorophene - Not given




Methoxychlor 2.00 Deficient

Dichlorophene 2.00

Hexachlorophene 1.00

Malathion 2.00 2.57



Dichlorophene 2.00


Malathion 2.00 1.71



Dichlorophene 2.00


Malathion 2.00 1.86





Holiday Flea Stop for Dogs (Continued)

Methoxychlor 2.00

Dichlorophene 2.00


Malathion 2.00 2.03


Methoxychlor 2.00

Dichlorophene 2.00


Malathion 2.00 2.52


METHOXYCHLOR - FERBAM - ROTENONE - SULFUR

E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company

Floral Dust



Rotenone 0.75 Present

Sulfur 26.20 28.47

METHOXYCHLOR FERBAM - ROTENONE - ZIRAM


Acme All Round Dust




Zinc dimethyl dithiocarbamate 4.00 5.52

METHOXYCHLOR - ORGANIC THIOCYANATES -

PINE OIL


Purina Dairy Spray


Beta butoxy beta thiocyanodiethyl ether__ 2.00 2.11

Pine Oil 2.00 Present

METHOXYCHLOR - ORGANIC THIOCYANATES -

PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE PYRETHRINS


Ortho Fly Spray

MethoxychlorThanite

Piperonyl butoxide

Pyrethrins

0.50 0.49

0.25 Present

0.50 0.44

0.05 0.05

Decisions

Deficient

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed



METHOXYCHLOR - PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE -

PYRETHRINS

Bingman Laboratories, Inc.

Bingman's Insect Killer Bomb






Stock Fly Spray










MH - 30



General Chemical MH-30 Tobacco Sucker Inhibitor

Diethanolamine salt of maleic hydrazide.. 58.00

58.00

59.04

59.93

do 58.00 60.01

do 58.00 61.12


Ortho MH-30 Spray

Diethanolamine salt of maleic hydrazide.. 58.00 59.75

do 58.00 62.44


Mathieson MH-30 Plant Growth Inhibitor and Herbicide

Diethanolamine salt of maleic hydrazide-- 58.00 62.25

do 58.00 60.30


Pelco MH-30

Diethanolamine salt of maleic hydrazide.. 58.00 60.35

do 58.00 60.68

do 58.00 61.48

Decisions

NotRegistered

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 (ContcL) 101



Pennsalt of Washington

Penco MH-30

Diethanolamine salt of maleic hydrazide 58.00 61.26 Passed


Planters MH-30


do 58.00 60.49 Passed

Quality Chemical Company

MH-30 (Plant Growth Inhibitor)


do 58.00 61.19 Passed

do 58.00 59.56 Passed


Stauffer MH-30 Plant Growth Inhibitor and Herbicide

Diethanolamine salt of maleic hydrazide . 58.00 62.44 Passed

NICOTINE



Black Leaf 40

Nicotine as alkaloid 40.00 41.02 Passed

Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.



Nico - Fume Pressure Fumigator


Black Leaf 40 Nicotine Sulfate Solution


PARATHION


Vapophos 1 Dust (Contains 1% Parathion)

Parathion 1.00 1.21 Passed

Vapophos 15 Wettable

Parathion — 15.00 12.98 Deficient

102 Official Analyses of Economic, Poisons, 1957 (Contd)

Guaranteed FoundManufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent


Tiger Brand 1% Parathion Dust

Parathion . 1 .00 0.86

do 1.00 1.06

Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation

Mathieson Parathion 1.5

Parathion — 1 .50 1 .36


Pelco 1% Parathion Dust

Parathion — 1.00 1.03


Planters 1% Parathion Dust

Parathion 1 00 1.10


1% Parathion Dust


Southern Agricultural Insecticide, Inc.

SA-50 Brand 2% Parathion Dusl



Superkill 15% Parathion Powder (Wettable)

Parathion — - - 15.00 15.48

PARATHION - MANEB


SA-50 Manzate Dust 1 % Parathion

Parathion - — 1-00 1.56

Manganese ethylene bisdithiocarbamate.- . 5.60 4.06

PARATHION - SULFUR


Ortho Vapophos-S 3.75 - 70 Wettable

Parathion : 3.75 3.79

Sulfur 70.00 69.45

Decisions

Deficient

Passed

Deficient

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Deficient

Passed

Parathion

Si/lfur ..

3.75

70.00

4.47

71.80

Passed




SA-50 2% Parathion with Sulfur

Parathion 2.00 2.35 PassedSulfur 25.00 24.32



Superkill Peach Spray No. 2


Superkill Peach Dust


Sulfur 80.00 83.10


Sulfur 80.00 81.20


Sulfur 80.00 80.25

PARATHION - SULFUR - ZINC


Superkill Peach Spray No. 6


Sulfur 54.50 55.30

Zinc as metallic 14.54 14.08

PHENOLS - BHC - MALATHION -

NEUTRAL OILS


Carbola, The Disinfecting White Paint

Phenols 1.60 1.53 Passed


Malathion 0.66 0.75

Neutral oils 1.40 2.07



Malathion 0.66 0.58




Malathion 0.66 0.66




Carbola, The Disinfecting White Paint (Continued)

Phenols _ 1.60 2.04 Passed


Malathion 0.66 0.64

Neutral oils . — 1.40 2.82



Malathion 0.66 0.64




Malathion 0.66 0.72


Phenols 1.60 1.32 Deficient


Malathion 0.66 0.64


PHENOLS - BHC - NEUTRAL OILS


Carbola Disinfecting White Paint

Phenols - 1.60 1.73 Deficient


Neutral oils . 1.40 1.79

Phenols - 1.60 1.43 Deficient



Phenols — 1.60 0.60 Deficient


Neutral oils — 1.40 1.47


Gamma isomer of BHC . — 0.335 0.350

Neutral oils — - - 1.40 2.16

Phenols 1.60 1.33 Deficient


Neutral oils - 1.40 2.45



Neutral oils - — — 1.40 3.14

Phenols _ 1.60 1.73 Passed


Neutral oils — - 1.40 1.61

1 Phenols 1.60 2.24 Passed






PHOSPHORUS

Common Sense Manufacturing Company, Inc.

Commonsense Rat Preparation

Phosphorus 2.00 4.13 Passed

Master Exterminators

Fireball Rat Paste


do 2.00 4.50 Passed

Liquid Veneer Corp.

(Now: Nip-Co Manufacturing, Inc.)

Rat-Nip


Nip-Co Manufacturing, Inc.

Rat-Nip


PINE OIL

Coastal Chemical Company, Inc.

Pineaire Pine Oil Disinfectant

Pine Oil 80.00 76.00 Passed

Milner Products Company

Pine - Sol


Tru-Way Products

Tru-Way Pine Oil Disinfectant


PIVAL


Purina Rat Control

2 pivalyl-1, 3 indandione 0.025 0.025 Passed

do — - 0.025 0.024 Passed

do 0.025 0.023 Passed

PYRETHRINS

The Dill Company

Dill Spray

Pyrethrins 0.05 0.06 Passed





Dr. LeGear's Insect Powder

Pyrethrins

McCormick & Company, Inc.

Insect Powder

Pyrethrins

do

Bee Brand Insect Powder

Pyrethrins

do ..

do


Purina Home Spray

Pyrethrins

PYRETHRINS - BORIC ACID -

PIPERONYL CYCLONENE

McCormick & Company, Inc.

Bee Brand Roach Killer

Pyrethrins

Boric Acid -

Piperonyl cyclonene

PYRETHRINS - DIELDRIN

Cook Chemical Company

Push Button Real Kill Bug Killer Contain Extane

Pyrethrins -

Dieldrin

PYRETHRINS - PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE -

TERPENE POLYCHLORINATES

Colgate-Palmolive Company

Kan-Kill Bug Killer

Pyrethrins —Piperonyl butoxide

Terpene polychlorinates

PYRETHRINS - SESAME OIL

The Dill Company

Dill Spray

0.50 0.59 Passed

0.60 0.64 Passed

0.60 0.61 Passed

0.75 0.74 Passed

0.75 0.79 Passed

0.75 0.72 Passed

0.10 0.07 Passed

0.33 0.32 Passed

15.00 17.84

2.00 Present

0.046 0.041 Passed

0.50 0.53

0.20 0.19 Passed

0.50 0.53

2.00 2.01

Pyrethrins

Sesame ...passed

luasajd

SO'O

61090'0




PYRETHRINS - PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE

Douglas Chemical Company

Douglas Special Mill Spray

Pyrethrins

Piperonyl butoxide

Pyrethrins

Piperonyl butoxide


New Oil Type Hesspray for Livestock

Pyrethrins

Piperonyl butoxide

S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc.

Raid Insect Spray

Pyrethrins

Piperonyl butoxide


Dr. LeGears Fly Spray

Pyrethrins

Piperonyl butoxide

National Chemical Laboratories, Inc.

Safe Cide Insecticide

Pyrethrins :

Piperonyl butoxide


Rigo's Anti-Skipper Compound

Pyrethrins

Piperonyl butoxide

ROTENONE


Acme Garden Guard (.75% Rotenone)

Rotenone

Acme Garden Guard (1% Rotenone)

Not given 0.13 MisbrandedNot given 1.43

0.14 0.13 Deficient

1.39 1.13

0.03

0.30

0.05

0.23

Passed

0.075

0.150

0.070

0.100

Passed

Passed

0.03

0.25

0.05

0.25

Passed

0.10

1.00

0.07

0.68

NotRegistered

0.10

1.33

Negative

0.10

Deficient

0.75 0.46 Deficient

1.00 0.88

1 .00 1 .08

Rotenonedo

Passed

Passed





Dr. Thachers Flea Powder

Rotenone 1.75 1.78 Passed

Blue Ball Chemical Company

Our Pet Flea Powder



Ortho Botano R-l Dust



Tiger Brand 1 % Rotenone Dust

1.00 0.67 Deficient

do 1.00 1.23 Passed

1.00 0.95 Passed

do 1.00 0.90 Passed

do 1.00 0.93 Passed

do 1.00 1.05 Passed

Daly Herring Company

Dee Aitch 1 .00% Rotenone Dust



FCX Rotox No. 75


FCX Rotox No. 100


do 1.00 0.83 Passed

1.00 0.82 Passed

do 1.00 1.00 Passed

Dr. Hess and Clark, Inc.

Dr. Hess Louse Killer


Dr. Hess Cattle Grub Killer


do 1.50 1.49 Passed

do 1.50 1.63 Passed




Dr. LeGear's Grub Dust

Rotenone

do


Miller Rotenone Dust

Rotenone

do _


Mathieson 1.5% Rotenone

Rotenone

One-Spot Company

One Spot Flea Killer

Rotenone


Rotenone 1 % Dust

Rotenone

Sears, Roebuck and Company

Insect Dust Containing Rotenone

Rotenone

South Atlantic Chemical Company

SAC Brand 1.00% Rotenone Dust

Rotenone

do

do

Wonder Products Company

Wonder Flea Powder

Rotenone

do


Security Brand 1% Rotenone

Rotenone

dodo

1.66 1.33 Passed

1.66 1.46 Passed

1.00 0.94 Passed

1.00 1.04 Passed


1.00 0.94 Passed

1.00 0.73 Deficient

0.75 0.53 Deficient




1.00 0.90 Passed

1.00 1.11 Passed

1.00 0.83 Passed

1.00 0.88 Passed

1.00 1.04 Passed

1.00 1.06 Passed




ROTENONE - COPPER - ORGANICTHIOCYANATES


Kill-Ko 3 in 1 Garden Dust

Rotenone

Copper as metallic

Beta thiocyano ethyl esters of aliphatic


carbon atoms

ROTENONE - DDT - FERBAM -

SULFUR - ZIRAM



Unico Rose and Floral Spray Powder

ROTENONE - DDT - ORGANICTHIOCYANATES - SULFUR - ZINEB


Kill-Ko Floral Dust

Rotenone —DDTBeta thiocyano ethyl esters of aliphatic


carbon atoms

Sulfur —Zinc ethylene bisdithiocarbamate

ROTENONE - DDT - SULFUR


Graham's Red Star Rotenone Dust

RotenoneDDTSulfur

ROTENONE - DICHLONE -

PIPERONYL CYCLONENE - PYRETHRINS

Associated Seed Growers, Inc.

Asgrow Rose and Floral Spray

RotenoneDichlone

Piperonyl cyclonene

Pyrethrins

0.40

4.10

0.75

1.00

3.00

0.37

20.00

3.13

1.00

3.00

15.00

0.028

0.120

0.256

0,025

0.13

4.26

Present


DDT 5.00 4.71

Ferric dimethyl dithiocarbamate ... 3.80 3.66

Sulfur 30.00 28.94


0.61

2.32

Present

18.99

2.75

0.77

3.30

18.72

Present

0.218

Present

0.027

Decisions

Deficient

Deficient

Deficient

Deficient

Passed




ROTENONE - FLUORINE - ORGANICTHIOCYANATES • SULFUR


CCC Flea and Louse Killer

Rotenone

Sodium silicofluoride


fatty acids - 10 to 18 carbon atoms -

Sulfur

RotenoneSodium silicofluoride


fatty acids - 10 to 18 carbon atoms

-

Sulfur



fatty acids - 10 to 18 carbon atoms „

Sulfur



fatty acids - 10 to 18 carbon atoms

Sulfur

Rotenone

Sodium silicofluoride


fatty acids - 10 to 18 carbon atoms .

Sulfur

ROTENONE - METHOXYCHLOR

Pratt Food Company

Pratt's Lice Killer

Rotenone

Methoxychlor

ROTENONE - METHOXYCHLOR - ZINEB


Ortho Vegetable Dust

Rotenone

Methoxychlor

Zinc ethylene bisdithiocarbamate

Rotenone

Methoxychlor

Zinc ethylene bisdithiocarbamate ...

0.40

10.00

0.26

7.80

0.75

15.00

Present

15.58

0.40

10.00

0.23

7.59

0.75

15.00

Present

13.51

0.40

10.00

0.30

8.69

0.75

15.00

Present

15.76

0.40

10.00

0.44

7.46

0.75

15.00

Present

14.85

0.40

10.00

0.59

8.62

0.75

15.00

Present

16.1

1

1.00 1.19

0.50 0.40

0.75 0.59

5.00 5.71

5.20 5.08

0.75 0.54

5.00 6.07

5.20 4.82

Decisions

Deficient

Deficient

Deficient

Deficient

Deficient

Passed

Passed

Deficient

112 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 (Contdj



ROTENONE - ORGANIC THIOCYANATESSULFUR

Black Panther Company, Inc.

Black Panther Dust

Rotenone -

Beta beta dithiocyano diethyl ether

Sulfur

RotenoneBeta beta dithiocyano diethyl ether

Sulfur


Sulfur


Sulfur

ROTENONE - PINE OIL - PIPERONYLCYCLONENE - PYRETHRINS

B. G. Pratt Company

DX Insect Spray

Rotenone —Pine Oil —Piperonyl cyclonene —Pyrethrins _

ROTENONE - PIPERONYL CYCLONENE -

PYRETHRINS


Indoor Plant Bomb

Rotenone -

Piperonyl cyclonene

Pyrethrins .

Rotenone -

Piperonyl cyclonene

Fyrethrins

ROTENONE - PIPERONYL CYCLONENE -

PYRETHRINS - SULFUR


P.D.Q. Bean and Garden Dust

Rotenone -

Piperonyl cyclonene

Pyrethrins

Sulfur

0.75 0.67

0.20 Present

10.00 11.27

0.75 0.73

0.20 Present

10.00 11.04

0.75 0.65

0.20 Present

10.00 10.50

0.75 0.88

0.20 Present

10.00 10.98

0.75 Present

20.00 Present

2.00 Present

0.28 0.39

0.13 Present

0.25 Present

0.02 0.027

0.13 Present

0.25 Present

0.02 0.03

0.40 0.33

0.37 Present

0.03 0.04

10.00 10.51

Decisions

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed




P.D.Q. Bean and Garden Dust (Continued)

Rotenone

Piperonyl cyclonene

Pyrethrins

Sulfur

RotenonePiperonyl cyclonene

Pyrethrins

Sulfur

ROTENONE - PYRETHRINS - SULFUR


SA-50 Brand For Mexican Bean Bettle Control

RotenonePyrethrins

Sulfur

RotenonePyrethrins

Sulfur

Rotenone

Pyrethrins

Sulfur

Rotenone

Pyrethrins

Sulfur

0.40 0.35

0.37 Present

0.03 0.10

10.00 10.16

0.40 0.39

0.37 Present

0.03 0.16

10.00 10.53

0.50 0.58

0.08 0.08

18.00 18.49

0.50 0.55

0.08 0.09

18.00 18.73

0.50 0.22

0.08 0.14

18.00 18.84

0.50 0.28

0.08 0.14

18.00 17.22

SA-50 Brand - SA 400 For Mexican Bean Beetle Control

Rotenone 0.50 0.18


Sulfur 18.00 19.19

SA-100 Brand For Mexican Bean Beetle Control

Rotenone 1.00 0.83


Sulfur 18.00 19.06

Rotenone 1.00 0.83


Sulfur , 18.00 19.15

Rotenone 1 .00 0.90


Sulfur 18.00 18.00

Rotenone 1.00 0.88


Sulfur 18.00 19.40

Decisions

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Deficient

Deficient

NotRegistered

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed




SA-100 Brand For Mexican Bean Beetle Control (Continued)

RotenonePyrethrins

Sulfur

RotenonePyrethrins

Sulfur

RotenonePyrethrins

Sulfur

1.00 0.75 Deficient

0.08 0.26

18.00 19.02

1.00 0.76 Deficient

0.08 0.18

18.00 18.41

1.00 0.49 Deficient

0.08 0.13

18.00 17.85

RotenonePyrethrins

1.00 0.64 Deficient

0.08 0.21

18.00 19.20

Whitmire Research Laboratories, Inc.

Whitmire's Flea-Off Powder for Dogs and Cats

RotenonePyrethrins

Sulfur

1.00 0.83 Passed

0.10 0.16

20.00 20.65

ROTENONE - PYRETHRINS - SULFUR - ZINEB

Swift and Company

End-O-Pest 3 Way Garden Dust

RotenonePyrethrins

Zinc ethylene bisdithiocarbamate

ROTENONE - SULFUR


FCX Rotox 100 with 40% Sulfur

1.00 0.86 Passed

0.10 0.09

10.00 10.30

3.25 3.54

Rotenone -Sulfur


Graham's Red Star 1% Agricultural Rotenone Dust

1.00

40.00

0.83

40.82

Passed

Rotenone

Sulfur

1.00

15.00

0.95

16.34

Passed

Rotenone

Sulfur

1.00

15.00

0.87

17.45

Passed

Rotenone

Sulfur

1.00

15.00

0.87

16.39

Passed

Rotenone —Sulfur

1.00

15.00

0.90

16.41

Passed



GuaranteedPer Cent


Graham's Red Star 1% Agricultural Rotenone Dust (Continued)

Rotenone

Sulfur

1 .00

15.00

0.91

15.75

Passed

Rotenone

Sulfur

1 .00

15.00

0.84

14.60

Passed

Rotenone

Sulfur

1 .00

1 5.00

0.90

18.03

Passed

Rotenone

Sulfur

1 .00

1 5.00

0.92

19.19

Passed

Rotenone

Sulfur

1 .00

1 5.00

0.82

14.80

Passed

Rotenone

Sulfur

1 .00

15.00

1.01

17.80

Passed

Rotenone

Sulfur

1 .00

15.00

1.00

16.09

Passed

Rotenone

Sulfur

1 .00

15.00

0.92

17.74

Passed

Rotenone

Sulfur

1 .00

1 5.00

1.05

19.44

Passed

Rotenone

Sulfur

1 .00

15.00

1.02

16.60

Passed

Rotenone

Sulfur

1 .00

15.00

0.83

16.37

Passed

J. M. Harris and Compnay, Inc.

Blue Dragon Dust

Rotenone

Sulfur

0.75

10.00

0.61

10.72

Passed


Sulfur 10.00 11.12

Rotenone

Sulfur

0.75

1 0.00

0.68

10.47

Passed

Rotenone

Sulfur

0.75

10.00

0.55

10.50

Passed

Rotenone

Sulfur

0.75

1 0.00

0.82

10.33

Passed

Rotenone

Sulfur

0.75

1 0.00

0.58

10.30

Passed

Rotenone

Sulfur

0.75

10.00

0.64

10.39

Passed

Rotenone

Sulfur

0.75

1 0.00

0.59

10.50

Passed

116 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 (Conti)



3lue Dragon Dust (Continued)

Rotenone

Sulfur

Rotenone

Sam Houston Company

Houston's Rotenone

RotenoneSulfur _


Maxwell 1% Rotenone Dust

Rotenone

Sulfur

Rotenone

Sulfur

Rotenone _

Rotenone _

Sulfur

Maxwell Cattle Grub and Louse Powder

Rotenone

Sulfur

Rotenone

Sulfur

Rotenone

Sulfur _

Rotenone

Sulfur

RotenoneSulfur

Rotenone

Sulfur

Rotenone


Pelco 1% Rotenone Dust

Rotenone

Sulfur

RotenoneSulfur

RotenoneSulfur ,

0.75

10.00

0.54

10.19

0.75

10.00

0.72

10.14

0.75

10.00

0.76

10.32

1.00

15.00

1.00

14.45

1.00

15.00

0.99

16.30

1.00

15.00

0.84

15.63

1.00

15.00

0.84

14.91

1.50

65.00

1.11

64.00

1.50

65.00

1.15

65.11

1.50

65.00

1.21

65.20

1.50

65.00

1.18

67.25

1.50

65.00

1.12

65.60

1.50

65.00

1.30

65.15

1.50

65.00

1.43

65.13

1.00

15.00

0.92

14.90

1.00

15.00

0.83

14.73

1.00

15.00

0.82

16.58

Decisions

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Deficient

Deficient

Deficient

Deficient

Deficient

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Official Analyses of Economic' Poisons, 1957 (Contd) 11




Twin Light Dustall 1% Rotenone Dust


Sulfur — 3.00 3.94


Sulfur 3.00 4.37


Sulfur 3.00 3.34

Wyatt-Quarles Seed Company

Wyatt's 1% Rotenone Dust


Sulfur 15.00 15.23

ROTENONE - SULFUR - ZIRAM

Swift and Company

End-O-Pest 3-Way Garden Defense


Sulfur - — __ _ - 15.00 16.22



Sulfur 15.00 15.03


SABADILLA


Flight Brand 20% Sabadilla Dust

Sabadilla alkaloids 0.80 0.87 Passed


FCX Saba-Dil # 10


do 0.40 0.42 Passed

FCX Saba-Dil # 20



Graham's Red Star 20% Sabadilla Dust

Sabadilla alkaloids .. _ . 0.80 0.92 Passed

do 0.80 0.92 Passed

118 Official Analyses of Economic ^Poisons, 1957 (Contd)




Maxwell 20% Sabadilla Dust


do 0.80 0.88 Passed

do 0.80 0.99 Passed

do , 0.80 1.07 Passed

Pearson and Company

Red Devil Dust



Pelco 20% Sabadilla Dust



Sabadilla 20% Dust


Rigo Manufacturing Company

Royal Sabadilla Dust

Sabadilla alkaloids - 0.40 0.44 Passed

Kill-Ko 20% Sabadilla Dust



Twin Light Sabadust 20%

Sabadilla alkaloids — 0.80 1.01 Passed

South Atlantic Chemical Company

SAC Brand Sabadilla Dust

Sabadilla alkaloids 0.80 0.56 Not


Security Brand Sabane Dust

Sabadilla alkaloids 0.80 0.94

Registered

Passed

do — 0.80 0.82 Passed

Job P. Wyatt & Sons Company(Now: Wyatt-Quarles Seed Company)

Wyatts' 20% Sabadilla Dust


Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 (Contdf 119



Wyatt-Quarles Seed Company

Wyatts' 20% Sabadilla Dust

Sabadilla alkaloids

THALLIUM SULFATE

O. E. Linck Company, Inc.

Tat Mo-Go

Thallium sulfate

do

do _do

TOXAPHENE


Acme 20% Toxaphene

Toxaphene

do

Acme Toxaphene Emulsion

Toxaphene

Apex Chemical Company

Toxaphene "20" Dust

Toxaphene

do

Boyle-Midway, Inc.

Snarol Cut Worm Bait

Toxaphene


Alltox 20 Dust

Toxaphene

do

do

do

do

do

do

do


0.80 0.86 Passed

1.00 1.07 Passed

1.00 1.12 Passed

1.00 1.53 Passed

1.00 1.50 Passed

20.00 20.00 Passed

20.00 21.00 Passed

59.00 60.35 Passed

20.00 20.14 Passed

20.00 19.47 Passed

5.00 4.43 Deficient


20.00 20.86 Passed

20.00 20.00 Passed

20.00 19.72 Passed

20.00 19.14 Passed

20.00 19.43 Passed

20.00 21.15 Passed

20.00 20.00 Passed

10.00 9.79

Tiger Brand 10% Toxaphene Dust

Toxaphene Passed

120 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 ( Contd)



Tiger Brand 20% Toxaphene Cotton Dust

Toxaphene

do


Flight Brand Toxaphene Dust 20-0

Toxaphene

do

20.00 20.29 Passed

20.00 19.72 Passed

20.00 20.14 Passed

20.00 19.86 Passed


10% Toxaphene Dust

Toxaphene 10.00 10.29 Passed


Dee Aitch 20% Toxaphene

Toxaphene


Naco 20% Toxaphene Cotton Dust

Toxaphene .

do

20.00 20.86 Passed

20.00 20.29 Passed

20.00 20.29 Passed


FCX 20% Toxaphene Dust


do 20.00 20.43 Passed

do - 20.00 21.00 Passed

do 20.00 20.57 Passed

do . 20.00 19.86 Passed

do 20.00 20.57 Passed

do 20.00 19.86 Passed

do . 20.00 20.29 Passed

do 20.00 19.72 Passed

do 20.00 19.43 Passed

do .. 20.00 20.29 Passed

do - 20.00 20.57 Passed

do 20.00 20.00 Passed

Howerton Gowen Company, Inc.

Gowen's 20% Toxaphene Dust

20.00 19.14 Passed

20.00 20.43 PassedToxaphenedo .





10% Toxaphene Dust


do . 10.00 9.79 Passed

20% Toxaphene Dust


do 20.00 20.00 Passed

do 20.00 19.43 Passed

do 20.00 20.29 Passed

do 20.00 19.86 Passed

do — 20.00 20.86 Passed

do 20.00 19.72 Passed

do 20.00 20.29 Passed

do 20.00 20.29 Passed

do 20.00 20.57 Passed

do — 20.00 19.72 Passed

do 20.00 19.57 Passed

Molony Fertilizer Company

20-0 Toxaphene Cotton Dust



Toxaphene Cotton Dust 20-0


do 20.00 20.14 Passed

do 20.00 19.86 Passed


Mathieson Toxaphene 20 Dust


do 20.00 19.86 Passed

do 20.00 20.72 Passed

do 20.00 20.86 Passed

do 20.00 20.57 Passed

do 20.00 20.29 Passed

do 20.00 19.57 Passed

do 20.00 19.57 Passed

do 20.00 19.72 Passed

do 20.00 21.15 Passed

do 20.00 19.86 Passed

do 20.00 20.14 Passed


)


GuaranteedPer Cent


Mathieson Toxaphene Emulsifiable Liquid 6 lb.


do 60.50 62.85 Passed

do - 60.50 62.63 Passed

do 60.50 61.59 Passed


Pelco 10% Toxaphene Dust


do 10.00 10.14 Passed

Pelco 20% Toxaphene


do 20.00 19.72 Passed

do - 20.00 20.00 Passed

do — 20.00 20.00 Passed

do 20.00 20.57 Passed

do 20.00 20.57 Passed

do 20.00 20.43 Passed

do 20.00 21.00 Passed

do 20.00 20.57 Passed

do 20.00 20.86 Passed

do 20.00 19.72 Passed

do - — 20.00 20.00 Passed

do 20.00 19.72 Passed

do . 20.00 20.29 Passed


Planters 20% Toxaphene Dust


do 20.00 19.43 Passed

do .. 20.00 20.57 Passed

do — — - 20.00 20.00 Passed

do - 20.00 20.00 Passed


20% Toxaphene Dust


do 20.00 20.00 Passed

do 20.00 20.86 Passed

do .20.00 19.72 Passed

do 20.00 20.00 Passed

do 20.00 19.72 Passed

do .20.00 19.14 Passed

do 20.00 20.57 Passed




Toxaphene Emulsible Concentrate

Toxaphene 59.00 59.50


Royal Brand 20% Toxaphene Dust


do 20.00 19.86


Stauffers Toxaphene 20 Dust


Swift and Company

Gold Bear Brand Insecticide Dust V2


do 20.00 22.00


Superkill 20% Toxaphene


do 20.00 19.72

do 20.00 20.72

do 20.00 20.29

do 20.00 20.00

do 20.00 19.43

do 20.00 20.00

do 20.00 19.72

Superkill 60% Toxaphene


do 60.00 60.60

do 60.00 60.82

do -.1 60.00 60.28

do 60.00 61.09

do 60.00 62.63

do 60.00 60.98



Unico Toxaphene Emulsifiable Concentrate



Security Brand 20% Toxaphene Dust


Decisions

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

124 Official Analyses of Economic Poisons, 1957 (Contd/



TOXAPHENE - DDT - MALATHION


FCX 20-10-3 Dust

Toxaphene 20.00

DDT 10.00

Malathion 3.00

TOXAPHENE - MALATHION


Ortho Alltox - Malathion 20-5 Dust

Toxaphene 20.00

Malathion 5.00


Superkill 20-5 Cotton Dust

Toxaphene 20.00

Malathion 5.00

Toxaphene 20.00

Malathion 5.00

TOXAPHENE - PARATHION


Naco lV2 °o Parathion and 10% Toxaphene Dust

Toxaphene - - 10.00

Parathion ; 1 -50

Toxaphene 10.00

Parathion .1 .50

Mike, Inc.

Mike's 101 Cabbage Dust

Toxaphene 10.00

Parathion 1 -50


SA-50 Brand Pre-Heading Cabbage Dust

Toxaphene 10.00

Parathion 1-50

Toxaphene — 10.00

Parathion 1 -50

Toxaphene 10.00

Parathion 1-50

10.00

1.50

19.29

11.00

2.44

19.14

4.57

20.86

4.65

20.29

5.45

9.56

1.69

9.50

1.49

9.64

1.53

9.86

1.82

10.72

1.73

9.72

1.87

10.14

1.87

Decisions

Deficient

Deficient

Deficient

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

ToxapheneParathion

Passed

Official Analyses of IU'oxomk’ Poisons,1957 (Contd

)

125


GuaranteedPer Cent


-SA-50 Brand Pre-Heading Cabbage Dust

Toxaphene

(Continued)

10.00 9.64 Passed






Toxaphene 1 0.00 9.72 Passed





Parathion 1.50 1.87


Parathion 1.50 1.94

Toxaphene 10.00 10.43 PassedParathion 1 .50 2.07



SA-50 Brand Pre-Head Dust 2-20


Parathion 2.00 2.82

TOXAPHENE - SULFUR


Mathieson Toxaphene 20-40 Sulfur Dust


Sulfur 40.00 41.50

WARFARIN

Boyle-Midway, Inc.

Black Flag Warfarin Rat and Mouse Killer

Warfarin 0.025 0.053 Passed

do 0.025 0.048 Passed

do 0.025 0.040 Passed

Colonial Chemical Company(Now: Colonial Products, Inc.)

Colonial 45

Warfarin 0.025 0.031 Passed

do 0.025 0.053 Passed

do 0.025 0.022 Passed

do - 0.025 0.032 Passed

do ... 0.025 0.033 Passed


)



The d-Con Company, Inc.

d-Con Mouse - Prufe

Warfarin (Sodium salt of)

do

do



Warf

Warfarin

The Dill Company

Ratter Warfarin Formula

Warfarin


FCX Nok-Out Warfarin Pellets

Warfarin —Master Exterminators

Rat Buster

Warfarin

B. E. Miller Company

D D X Warfarin

Warfarin

Rigo Manuafcturing Company, Inc.

Kil-Ko Mouse Bait

Warfarin

do .


Twin Light Rat Bait

Warfarin -

Southern Chemical Company

Nok-Out Warfarin

Warfarin

do

do .

do

do

0.054 0.077

0.054 0.083

0.054 0.062

0.025 0.027

0.025 0.035

0.025 0.036

0.025 0.032

0.025 0.051

0.038 0.078

0.038 0.039

0.025 0.024

0.025 0.060

0.025 0.037

0.025 0.037

0.025 0.037

0.025 0.049

DedsuMis

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed


Mait»f»cturers and Brands


Tobacco By-Products and Chemical Corp.

( Now: Diamond Black Leaf Products


Black Leaf Warfarin Rat Killer

Warfarin 0.050 0.054

do 0.050 0.054

ZINEB


Ortho Zineb 6.5 Dust


do 6.50 6.54

cio 6.50 8.81

do 6.50 8.16

do 6.50 8.16

do 6.50 6.29


Tiger Brand 10% Dithane Dust


do 6.50 7.57


Dee Aitch 10% Dithane Dust



Naco 10% Dithane Z-78



FCX 6.5% Zineb Dust


do 6.50 7.09

do 6.50 6.61

do 6.50 8.16

do 6.50 7.28

do 6.50 8.56

Hydroponic Chemical Company, Inc.

Nibonex No-Nib'l

Zinc ethylene bisdithiocarbamate-

amine complex ... 23.00

Zinc as metallic 3.20 4.01

Decisions

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed


}




Maxwell 10% Dithane Dust

Zinc ethylene bisdithiocarbamate 6.50 8.26 Passed

do 6.50 8.56 Passed

do — 6 50 8.75 Passed

do 6.50 8.56 Passed

do 6.50 8.75 Passed

do 6.50 8.36 Passed


Pelco Dithane Dust


do 6.50 6.48 Passed


Planters 6.5% Zineb Dust



10% Dithane Z-78 Dust


do — 6.50 7.87 Passed

Rhom and Haas Company

Dithane Z-78


ZINEB • BHC


Fasco Linda Bamate Dust 1-4

Zinc ethyiene bisdithiocarbamate 4.00 3.80 Passed


ZINEB • DDT


Naco 6% Dithane Z-78 and 5% DDT


DDT 5.00 5.07

MISCELLANEOUS INORGANIC

American Cyanamid Company

Cyanogas Kills Ants

Calcium cyanide 42.00 37.95 Deficient

do - - 42.00 40.38 Passed





Superkill Flotation Sulfur Instantly Wettable

Sulfur ...

MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIC

American Chemical Paint Company

iRootone

Naphthylacetamide

2-methyl 1 naphthylacetic acid

2-methyl 1 naphthylacetamide

lndole-3-butyric acid

Tetramethylthiuramdisulfide

Theoretical nitrogen

Berlou Manufacturing Company

Berlou Moth Proofer

Diethyl diphenyl dichloroethane

S. C. Johnson and Son, Inc.

Raid Moth Proofer

Diethyl diphenyl dichloroethane

Chemical Formulators, Inc.

Systoban

0,0 diethyl-0 (and S) 2 ethyl

thiophosphate

Hess and Clark, Inc.

Dr. Hess Fatal-Fly

0,0 dimethyl-1 -hydroxy 2,2,2-

trichloroethyl-phosphonate

do

Koppers Company, Inc.

Koppers Moth Flakes

Refined naphthalene

Nip-Co. Manufacturing, Inc.

Mouse Nip

Strychnine sulfate


Pelco 30% Nemagon Granules

1,2 dibrome -3- chloropropane

94.00 94.40

0.067

0.033

0.013

0.057

4.000

0.48 0.51

5.00 7.92

5.00 5.49

1 .90 1 .39

1 .00 1 .30

1 .00 1 .20

100.00 99.68

0.50 0.48

30.00 29.15

Decisions

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

NotRegistered

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed

Passed


Guaranteed FoundManufacturers and Brands Per Cent Per Cent

W. R. Sweeney Manufacturing, Inc.

Sweeney's Poison Wheat

Strychnine sulfate 0.20 0.40



Penta Concentrate

Pentachlorophenol 38.00 40.17

William Cooper and Nephews, Inc.

Pulvex Flea Soap

Derisions

Passed

Passed

Lethane 384 special 2.00 Present Passed-

Documents

North Carolina insecticide report for 1957