6845. Adulteration of whole wheat flour, gluten flour, and phosphated flour.   U. S.
v. 16 Bags of Whole Wheat Flour (and 3 other seizure actions against 
gluten flour and phosphated flour). Decrees of condemnation. One lot 
ordered destroyed; remaining lots ordered released under bond.    (P. D. C.
Nos. 13110, 13256, 13425, 14002. Sample Nos. 62973-P, 63921-P, 63922-F, 
80594-F, 84901-P.)   ""
LIBELS FILED: Between August 1 and October 5, 1944, Eastern and Western 
Districts of Arkansas, Southern District of Florida, and District of New 
Jersey.
ALLEGED SHIPMENT:    Between the approximate dates of April 3 and August 31,, 
1944, by the Pillsbury Flour Mills Co., from Enid, Okla., and Philadelphia, Pa.
PRODUCT: 16 100-pound bags of whole wheat flour at Camden, N. J.; 76 50- 
pound bags of phosphated flour at Russellville, Ark.; 354 25-pound bags of 
phosphated flour at Eldorado, Ark,; and 64 100-pound bags of gluten flour 
at Jacksonville, Fla.
LABEL IN PART: "Pillsbury's Potentate High Gluten," "Pillsbury's Fine Ground 
Whole Wheat," or "Pillsbury's Best    *   *    *    Flour."
in whole or in part of a filthy substance by reason of the presence of weevils, 
larvae, cast skins, pupae, and insect fragments.
DISPOSITION: Between September 29 and October 20, 1944, the Pillsbury Flour 
Mills Co., the Feeders Supply Co., Russellville, Ark.,- ana the Ritchie Grocer 
Co., Eldorado, Ark., claimants for the lots at Jacksonville, Russellville, and 
Eldorado, having admitted the allegations of the respective libels, judgments 
of condemnation were entered and the products were ordered released under 
bond to be denatured under the supervision of the Food and Drug Administra- 
tion. On September 28,1944, no claimant having appeared for the Camden lot, 
judgment of condemnation was entered and. the product was ordered destroyed.