9417. Adulteration of brewer's  grits and flour.    U.  S. v. 757 Bags  of Brewers 
-    Grits (and 3 other seizure actions against flour).    Decrees of condemna- 
tion.    One lot ordered released under bond;  two lots ordered used for 
animal  feed:   remaining lot  ordered  destroyed.     (F.  D.   C.   Nos.   17670, 
18113,  18256, 18780.    Sample Nos. 14206-H, 14560-H, 51012-H, 52604-H.)
LIBELS FILED:    September 25, October 31, and November 13, 1945, and January
4, ,1946, Southern District of Ohio, Southern District of Indiana, District of
Minnesota, and Eastern District of Kentucky. 
ALLEGED SHIPMENT:   Between the approximate dates of May 2 and August 18,
1945, by the International Milling Co., from Greenville, Tex., and New Prague
and Minneapolis, Minn.
PRODUCT: Brewer's grits: 757 100-pound bags at Cincinnati, Ohio. Flour: 
28 10'0-pound bags, at Indianapolis, Ind., 69 100-pound bags at Frankfori, 
Ky., and 60   140-pound bags at St. Paul, Minn.
LABEL IN PART :    "Calla Lily [or "Red Dragon," or Seal of Minnesota"] Flour."
NATURE OE CHARGE:    Adulteration, Section 402(a)(3), the products consisted
in' whole or in part of filthy substances by reason of the presence of beetles,
larvae, weevils, and insect fragments.
DISPOSITION : November 9 and December 12, 1945, and February 26, 1946. The 
Clyffside Brewing Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, claimant for the Cincinnati lot, and 
the International Milling Co., claimant for the Frankfort lot, having admitted 
the allegations of the libels ^gainst those lots, judgments of" condemnation 
were entered. The Cincinnati lot was ordered released under bond to be 
converted into stock feed, under the supervision of the Food and Drug Ad- 
ministration. The Frankfort lot having been sold for conversion into stock 
feed prior to the entry of a decree, the court ordered the proceeds from the 
sale paid into the court and the costs deducted and the balance paid to the 
claimant. No claimant having appeased for the remaining lots, judgments 
were entered ordering that the St. Paul lot be destroyed unless reprocessed 
and disposed of as animal feed, under the supervision of the Food and Drug 
Administration, and that the Indianapolis lot be forfeited and destroyed.