16111. Adulteration of plain flour and self-rising bout.   U. S. v. Lynchburg Mill¬
ing Co., a corporation, and Thomas K. Scott and Stanton E. Aylor. 
Pleas of nolo contendere. Corporation fined $200 and each individual 
defendant $100. (F. D. C. No. 28208. Sample Nos. 2966-K to 2968-K, 
incl.)
INFORMATION FILED : March 1, 1950, Western District of "Virginia, against the 
Lynchburg Milling Co., Lynchburg, Va., and Thomas K. Scott, president, and 
Stanton E. Aylor, vice president.
ALLEGED SHIPMENT : Between the approximate dates of August 8 and October 5, 
1949, from the State of Virginia into the State of North Carolina.
LABEL IN PART: "Golden Crown * •* * Flour," "Dolly Madison * * * 
Flour," or "Dolly Madison   *    *    *   Flour   *    *    *    Self-Kising."
NATURE OF CHARGE: Adulteration, Section 402 (a) (3), the products consisted 
in part of filthy substances by reason of the presence of larval head capsules, 
insect fragments, mites, and rodent hair fragments; and, Section 402 (a) (4), 
they had been prepared and packed under insanitary conditions whereby they 
may have become contaminated with filth.
DISPOSITION : May 9, 1950. Pleas of nolo contendere having been entered, the 
court fined the corporation $200 and each individual defendant $100.