116. Adulteration  of Hubere Hair liaequer and Hair Lacquer Pads.    U.   S.  v.
Herbert I. Spitzer (Hubere Cosmetics). Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, 
$100 and costs. (F. D. C. No. 14229. Sample Nos. 34092-F, 40966-F to 
40968-F, incl., 41133-F, 43374-F, 43815-F, 46803-F, 47275-F, 47276-F, 48845-F 
to 48847-F, incl.)
INFORMATION FILED : April 23,1945, Northern District oi Illinois, against Herbert 
I. Spitzer, trading as Hubere Cosmetics, Chicago, Ill.
ALLEGED SHIPMENT : Between the approximate dates of July 1 and September 2, 
1943, from the State of Illinois into the States of Texas, Ohio, Tennessee, 
Kansas, Wisconsin, Louisiana, Pennsylvania, and Oklahoma.
LABEL IN PART : "Hubere * * * Hair Lacquer," or "Hubere * * * Hair 
Lacquer Pads."
NATURE OF CHARGE: Adulteration, Section 601 (a), the hair lacquer pads con- 
tained a poisonous and deleterious substance which might have rendered them 
injurious to users under the following conditions of use prescribed on the 
labels: "To preserve that well groomed appearance at those very important 
moments when that strand of hair or loose curl goes astray. A gentle pat or 
brush with one of these delicately scented pads restores immediately that per- 
fect appearance so necessary." 
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Adulteration, Section 601 (a), the hair lacquer contained a poisonous and 
deleterious substance which might have rendered it injurious to users under 
such conditions of use as are customary and usual.
DISPOSITION : May 25, 1945. The defendant having entered a plea of nolo con- 
tendere, the court imposed a fine of $10 on each count, a total fine of $100, plus 
costs.