10237. Action to enjoin and restrain the interstate shipment of macaroni prodŽ
ucts. U. S. v. Cardinale Macaroni Manufacturing Co., Inc., Andrew Cardi- 
nale, Dominick Cardinale, Joseph Cardinale, Vincent Cuonzo, Ignazio 
Maggio, John Picas, and Joseph Genovese.    Injunction granted.    (In.
No. 106.)
COMPLAINT FILED: July 19, 1945, Eastern District of New York, against the 
Cardinale Macaroni Manufacturing Co., Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y., and its above- 
mentioned officers. The complaint charged that since on or before May 14,1945, 
the defendants and their agents and employees had been introducing and 
delivering for introduction into interstate commerce macaroni products that 
were adulterated.
NATURE OF CHARGE : Adulteration, Section 402 (a) (3), the products consisted in 
whole or in part of filthy substances; and, Section 402 (a) (4), they had been 
prepared^ packed, or held under insanitary conditions whereby they may have 
become contaminated with filth.
PBAYEB OF COMPLAINT : That the defendants be restrained and enjoined perma- 
nently from shipping in interstate commerce any adulterated or misbranded 
articles of food.
DISPOSITION : On July 19,1945, the defendants were ordered to show cause why a 
preliminary injunction should not issue. On August 17,1945, the Government's 
motion for a preliminary injunction was argued and granted by the court. On 
June 28,1946, the defendants, the Cardinale Macaroni Manufacturing Co., Inc., 
and Andrew Cardinale, having consented to the entry of a final decree of 
injunction, the court granted a permanent injunction restraining the Cardinale 
Macaroni Manufacturing Co., Inc., its representatives, and Andrew Cardinale 
from shipping in interstate commerce any adulterated or misbranded articles of 
food which were infested or contaminated in whole or in part with insect filth, 
rodent filth, or animal filth.