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1. 3541. Misbranding of Sulfa Salverol ointment. U. S. v. 8,148 Tubes.

Defendants:: Day Chemical Co., Inc.
Issue Dates:: February 1952

2. 3542. Action to enjoin and restrain the interstate shipment of misbranded Gingisol. U. S. v. David J. Barben (Gingisol Laboratories).

Defendants:: David J. Barben, trading as Gingisol Laboratories, Cleveland, Ohio.
Issue Dates:: February 1952

3. 3543. Misbranding of calcium polysulfide solution. U. S. v. Wilfred S. McKeon Plea of guilty. Fine of $50, plus costs, on count 1; suspended sentence and probation for 2 years on count 2.

Defendants:: Wilfred S. McKeon.
Issue Dates:: February 1952

4. 3544. Action to enjoin and restrain the interstate shipment of adulterated and misbranded rubber prophylactics. U. S. v. Joseph Lader, Clara Lader, and Anna Lader (Crown Rubber Sundries Co.). Permanent injunction granted.

Defendants:: Joseph Lader, Clara Lader, and Anna Lader, partners, trading under the name of the Crown Rubber Sundries Co., Akron, Ohio.
Issue Dates:: February 1952

5. 3545. Action to enjoin and restrain the altering of labeling and unlawful acts with respect to vitamin products while held for sale after shipment in interstate commerce. U. S. v. Vitamin Store of Missouri and Louis E. Krawitz and Miriam W. Krawitz. Injunction granted.

Defendants:: Vitamin Store of Missouri, a partnership, St. Louis, Mo., and Louis E. Krawitz and Miriam W. Krawitz, partners
Issue Dates:: February 1952

6. 3546. Misbranding of Gold-Lax Tonic. U. S. v. Eijiro Ishii (Gold-Lax Tonic Laboratory). Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $100, plus costs.

Defendants:: Eijiro Ishii, trading as the Gold-Lax Tonic Laboratory, Painesville, Ohio.
Issue Dates:: February 1952

7. 3547. Misbranding of StafTabs calcium and phosphorus tablets. U. S. v. 37 Bottles, etc.

Defendants:: Modern Products, Inc.
Issue Dates:: February 1952

8. 3548. Misbranding of Spectro-Chrome. U. S. v. 1 Device, etc.

Defendants:: Dinshah P. Ghadiali
Issue Dates:: February 1952

9. 3549. Misbranding of Therm-Massage infrared heat applicator. U. S. v. 143 Cartons, etc.

Defendants:: Sibert & Co., from Newark, N. J.
Issue Dates:: February 1952

10. 3550. Action to enjoin and restrain violations of Sections 301 (a) and 301 (k) with respect to male and female hormones. U. S. v. El-O-Pathic Pharmacy, Martin A. Clemens, and Vita Pharmacals, Inc. Tried to the court. Judgment denying application for permanent injunction reversed upon appeal.

Defendants:: El-O-Patic Pharmacy, a corporation, Hollywood, Calif., and Martin A. Clemens, manager.
Issue Dates:: February 1952

11. 3551. Misbranding of Hydr-Oxy-Colon device. U. S. v. 1 Device (and 5 other seizure actions).

Defendants:: United X-Ray & Equipment Co., Inc., of Hollywood, Calif.
Issue Dates:: February 1952

12. 3552. TB-1 tables. U. S. v. 4,682 Bottles, etc.

Defendants:: Allen H. Parkinson, president of the Hudson Products Co.
Issue Dates:: February 1952

13. 3553. Action to enjoin and restrain violations of Section 301 (a) with respect to male and female hormones. U. S. v. Hudson Products Co. (Maywood Pharmacal Co.), and Allen H. Parkinson. Tried to the court. Judgment denying application for permanent injunction reversed upon appeal.

Defendants:: Hudson Products Co., a corporation, Long Beach, Calif., also trading under the name of the Maywood Pharmacal Co., at Hollywood, Calif., and against Allen H. Parkinson, president of the Hudson Products Co.
Issue Dates:: February 1952

14. 3554. Misbranding of Dexedrine Sulfate tablets. U. S. v. Rudolph Matlock (Matlock Pharmacy), and Homer T. Wyatt. Pleas of guilty. Fine of $1,000 against Defendant Matlock; fine of $500 against Defendant Wyatt.

Defendants:: Homer T. Wyatt, a pharmacist employed by Rudolph Matlock.
Issue Dates:: February 1952

15. 3555. Misbranding of Dexedrine Sulfate tablets. U. S. v. J. Malcolm Webb Webb's Drugs). Plea of guilty. Fine, $250.

Defendants:: J. Malcolm Webb, trading as Webb's Drugs, Camden, Ohio.
Issue Dates:: February 1952

16. 3556. Misbranding of pentobarbital sodium capsules and Dexedrine Sulfate tablets. U. S. v. Frierson Drug Store (Frierson Drug Co., Inc.), Frederick J. Felder, and Harley S. Martin. Pleas of guilty. Fines of $100 against corporation and $50 against each individual.

Defendants:: Frierson Drug Store, a corporation, trading as Frierson Drug Co., Inc., Charleston, S. C, and Frederick J. Felder, president, and Harley S. Martin, secretary-treasurer of the corporation.
Issue Dates:: February 1952

17. 3557. Misbranding of pentobarbital sodium capsules, Benzedrine Sulfate tablets, Dexedrine Sulfate tablets, and sulfadiazine tablets. U. S. v. Medley Drug Store and Raymond R. Medley. Pleas of guilty. Fine of $70 against defendants jointly.

Defendants:: Medley Drug Store, a partnership, Lebanon, Mo., and Raymond R. Medley, a partner in the partnership.
Issue Dates:: February 1952

18. 3558. Misbranding of pentobarbital sodium capsules, Dexedrine Sulfate tablets, thyroid tablets, diethylstilbestrol capsules, and sulfadiazine tablets. U. S. v. Burley F. Jones (Sidney's Drug Store), Jay J. Gentry, and Cecil N. Gammon. Pleas of guilty. Fine of $100 against defendants jointly.

Defendants:: Jay J. Gentry, an employee of the store, and Cecil N. Gammon, a pharmacist for the store.
Issue Dates:: February 1952

19. 3559. Misbranding of pentobarbital sodium capsules and Tuinal capsules. U. S. v. Carolina Pharmacy and T. Philip Lloyd. Pleas of nolo contendere. Fine of $500 against defendants jointly. Individual also placed on probation for 2 years.

Defendants:: Carolina Pharmacy, a partnership, Chapel Hill, N. C., and T. Philip Lloyd, a partner in the partnership.
Issue Dates:: February 1952

20. 3560. Misbranding of diethylstilbestrol perles. U. S. v. Standard Pharmacy and Thomas L. White. Pleas of guilty. Fine of $150 against each defendant.

Defendants:: Standard Pharmacy, a corporation, Atlanta, Ga., and Thomas L. White, president of the corporation.
Issue Dates:: February 1952