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United States Department of Agriculture A BR. A..297 IssuedFebruary,1932 United States Department of Agriculture SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY JANUARY. 1932 [This publication is issued monthly for the dissemination of information, instructions, rulings, etc. concerning the work of the Bureau of Animal Industry. Free distribution is limited to pers ns in the service of the bureau, establishments at which the Federal meat inspection is conducted, pubic office's whose duties make it desirable for them to have such information, and journals especially concerned. Others desiring copies may obtain them from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C., at 5 cents each, or 25 cents a year. A supply will be sent to to each official in charge of a station or branch of the bureau service, who should promptly distribute copies to members of his force. A file should be kept at each station for reference.] CONTENTS Page Changes in directory ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1 Notices regarding meat inspection-------- .- .----------------------------------------------------- 2 Foreign meat-inspection officials----------------------------------------------------- 2 Certification of lard destined to Ecuador----------------------------------------------- 3 Facsimile of Austrian meat-inspection certificate.----------------------------------------- 3 Animals slaughtered under Federal meat inspection, December, 1931------------- ---------------- 3 Causes of condemnations of carcasses, November, 1931-------------------------------------- 5 Imports of food animals and of meats and meat food products, December, 1931-------------------- 5 Summary of tuberculosis-eradication work in cooperation with States, December, 1931------------- 6 Summary of hog-cholera-control work, December, 1931.----------- ----------------------------- 7 Anti-hog-cholera serum and hog-cholera virus produced under licenses, December, 1931---------- . 7 Licenses issued for biological products, December, 1931--------------------------------------- 7 Licenses terminated, December, 1931 ----------------------------------------------------- 8 Permits issued for biologiced products, December, 1931 __ -_.------------------- ---- 8 Proceedings under the packers and stockyards act, January, 1932--------------------------------- 8 Results of prosecutions for violations of laws--------------.----------------------------------- 9 Permitted disinfectants---------------- -.-------------------------------------------- 10 Permitted arsenical cattle dips.---.---- . .------------------------------------------------ 12 Distributors of arsenical cattle dips-.-------------------------------------------------- 12 H. W. Schoening made chief of Pathological Division--------------------------------------- 12 New publications of the bureau----- ----------------------------------------------------- 13 Organization of the Bureau of Animal Industry.----------.---------------------------------- 13 CHANGES IN DIRECTORY Meat Inspection Granted 1150. A. D. Loffler, jr., Fifth Street near Morse Street NE., Washington, D. C. 231. Crosse & Blackwell (Inc.), 6801 Eastern Avenue, Baltimore, Md. t*912. Swine Breeders Pure Serum Co., Thorntown, Ind. $946. Capital Kosher Sausage Co. (Inc.), 901 First Street SE., Washington, D. C. Meat Inspection Withdrawn 187. Silver Fox Lard Co., Carlstadt, N. J. 191-A. Frye & Co., 361 East Oak Street, Portland, Oreg. 704. D. Goldstein, 1726 Linn Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. 766. Southern Hotel Supply Co., 630 Pennsylvania Avenue NW., Washing- ton, D. C. Meat Inspection Extended 169. Roberts & Oake, Chicago, Ill., to include Tasteemeat Provision Co. (Inc.). t No sealed cars. Conducts slaughtering. 100178-32 2 BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY [January Change in Name of Official Establishment 72. Swift & Co., Swift Avenue, South San Francisco, Calif., and Western Meat Co., instead of Western Meat Co. 311. Milano Provision Co. (Inc.), 133-137 North Street, Boston, Mass., in- stead of N. Maggioli Co. (Inc.). 650. Hunter Packing Co., 1214 North Second Street, East St. Louis, Ill., instead of East Side Packing Co. Change in Location of Official Establishment 68. L. S. Briggs (Inc.), Eleventh and E Streets SW., Washington, D. C., instead of 623-625 B Street NW. Change of Official in Charge Dr. E. E. Lollar succeeds Dr. E. T. Marsh as inspector in charge at Fort Worth, Tex. Change in Address of Official in Charge Dr. G. T. Cole, 2116 West Beaver Street, Jacksonville, Fla., instead of P. 0. box 2524. Dr. C. W. Ashmore, 233 Livestock Exchange Building, Los Angeles, Calif., instead of 209 Livestock Exchange Building. Dr. R. L. Smith, care Commissioner on Domestic Animals, State Office Build- ing (office 261-263-265 State Office Building), Hartford, Conn., instead of State Capitol. Mail Address of Official in Charge C. S. Jones, P. 0. box 138 (office Livestock Exchange Building). National Stock Yards, Ill. T. B. Hamilton, P. 0. box 138 (office Livestock Exchange Building). National Stock Yards, Ill. New Substation Thorntown, Ind., meat inspection, under Indianapolis, Ind. Substation Discontinued Carlstadt, N. J., meat inspection, under Paterson, N. J. Remove from Address List Dr. E. T. Marsh, Fort Worth, Tex. NOTICES REGARDING MEAT INSPECTION FOREIGN MEAT-INSPECTION OFFICIALS Names and specimen signatures of foreign officials who have been authorized by their national Governments to sign and issue foreign meat-inspection certif- icates for meat and meat food products exported to the United States. County and name Signature IRISH FREE STATE William L. Smyth --- FRANCE A. Mirot.---------- ENGLAND C. G. Allen -------- Brennan De Vine- 1932] SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS 3 CERTIFICATION OF LARD DESTINED TO ECUADOR The bureau has been officially informed that lard containing more than 12 per cent of added stearine is prohibited importation into Ecuador, and that a special certificate bearing reference to the presence of added stearine, visaed by an Ecuadorean consul, shall accompany each consignment of lard destined to that country. Accordingly in addition to the regular export certificate for lard exported to Ecuador, a supplemental certificate should be issued on a bureau letterhead showing the description and marks as well as the serial number of the regular export certificate issued for the consignment, and stating that the lard contains "no added stearine," or "less than 12 per cent of added stearine," as the case may be. FACSIMILE OF AUSTRIAN MEAT-INSPECTION CERTIFICATE The facsimile shown on the following page represents the form of the approved Austrian meat-inspection certificate acceptable under the provisions of B. A. I. Order 211 (revised), Regulation 27, section 5, paragraph 5. ANIMALS SLAUGHTERED UNDER FEDERAL MEAT INSPECTION, DECEMBER, 1931 Station Cattle Calves Sheeplambs and Goats Swine Baltimore -------------------------------- 6,062 960 1,963 81,095 Buffalo ---------------------------------- 7,838 1,520 6,053 ---------- 85,580 Chicago -------------------------------- 130,834 36, 738 277, 180 ---------- 888,277 Cincinnati ------------------------------- 12, 387 6, 083 10, 309 25 100,437 Cleveland -------------------------------- 3, 712 3,558 14, 273 ----------- 49,096 Denver--------------------------------- 7,768 1, 446 15, 979 ----------- 32,213 Detroit---------------------------------- 5,800 5,594 16,131 ----------- 72,931 Fort Worth ------------------------------ 23, 364 17, 399 24, 547 136 20, 466 Indianapolis ------------------------------ 9,326 2,564 4,662 127, 506 Kansas City ----------------------------- 60, 932 16, 220 151, 381 4 306, 647 Los Angeles ------------------------------ 10,055 2,423 37, 030 ----------- 34, 719 Milwaukee ------------------------------- 16, 670 58, 412 7, 855 ---------- 130, 798 National Stock Yards ---------------------- 29, 604 8, 161 34, 005 1 152, 501 New York ------------------------------- 3 774 51, 596 285, 512 35 90, 154 Omaha ---------------------------------- 69, 643 5,229 177, 758 6 258, 708 Philadelphia ------------------------------ 5, 850 6, 043 17, 695 ---------- 91, 738 St. Louis -------------------------------- 10, 580 6,834 6,965 1 165, 440 Sioux City ------------------------------- 28, 822 3,400 61, 423 ----------- 204, 441 South St. Joseph -------------------------- 27,195 4,625 92,588 ---------- 110,134 South St. PauL --------------------------- 39, 789 67,923 85,379 1 301, 971 Wichita--------------------------------- 6,069 1,582 4,490 ----------- 44, 014 All other stations ------------------------- 137, 886 80, 175 247, 670 613 2, 037, 759 Total: December, 1931 ------------------- 685, 960 388, 485 1, 580, 848 822 5, 386, 625 December, 1930 ------------------- 691, 556 397,625 1, 426, 416 844 4, 646, 602 12 months ended- December, 1931 ----------------- 8, 107,842 4,716, 560 18, 070,875 7,250 44, 771, 981 Decen*ber, 1930 ----------------- 8, 170, 373 4, 595, 046 16, 696, 570 10, 760 44,265, 694 New York, Brooklyn, Jersey City, and Newark 1---------------------------------- 43,747 58,762 345,976 35 272,521 1 The slaughter figures in this group of cities are included in the figures above for "New York" and " All other stations " and are combined here to show total in the greater New York district. Horses slaughtered: December, 1931 ----------------------------------------------------- 11,464 December, 1930 ----------------------------------------------------- 16, 740 12 months ended- December, 1931 ------------------------------------------------- 118, 001 December,
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