12999. Misbranding of Morgan preparations.    IT. S. v. 300 Bottles of Morgan 1
Tablets, etc.     (F. D. C. No. 17437.    Sample No. 2928-H.)
LIBEL FILED :    September 7,1945, District of Columbia.
PRODUCT: 300 bottles of Morgan 1 tablets, 300 bottles of Morgan 2 tablets, 350 
bottles of Morgan 3 capsules, 300 bottles of Morgan 4 tablets, 300 bottles of 
Morgan 7 capsules, 325 bottles of Morgan 9 tablets, and 350 bottles of Morgan 
14 capsules, at Washington, D. C, together with a number of accompanying 
booklets entitled "Class Lesson Number One," "Class Lesson Number Two," 
"Class Lesson Number Three," "Class Lesson Number Four," and "New Bodies 
for Old." The products were held and intended for sale in commerce within the 
District of Columbia.
NATURE OF CHARGE: Misbranding, Section 403 (a), certain statements in the 
booklets were false and misleading.
The articles were alleged also to be misbranded under the provisions of the 
law applicable to drugs, as reported in notices of judgment on drugs and 
devices, No. 2285, in which excerpts from the labels indicating the composition 
of the products are set forth, and the nature of the false and misleading claims 
is described.
DISPOSITION : Sarah I. Morgan, Baltimore, Md., appeared as claimant and filed 
an answer consenting to the destruction of the Morgan 14 capsules. The claim- 
ant consented also to the condemnation of the other products, but prayed for 
their release under bond. On November 8,1945, judgment of condemnation was 
entered and it was ordered that the Morgan 14 capsules be destroyed and that 
the other products be released under bond for remanufacturing and relabeling 
under the supervision of the Food and Drug Administration. On June 14, 
1946, and with the consent of the claimant, an amended decree was entered, 
ordering that all of the products, together with the accompanying booklets, be 
destroyed.