“ Here, the Federal Alcohol Administration Act was attacked upon the ground that the Twenty-first Amendment to the Federal Constitution, U.S.C.A., gives to the States complete and exclusive control over commerce in intoxicating liquors, unlimited by the commerce clause, and hence that Congress has no longer authority to control the importation of these commodities into the United States. ”

“ We must regard the choice of language as deliberate and as indicating a limitation deemed to be advisable. It does not appear to have been the intention of Congress that direct appeal should lie to this Court when administrative action and not the Act of Congress is assailed. ”

“ Appellant also asked for a declaratory judgment that the Federal Alcohol Administration Act, 49 Stat. 977, 1965, § 5 (e) , 27 U.S.C.A. § 205 (e) is unconstitutional and void and that Regulations No. 5 promulgated thereunder, and particularly Sections 21 (k) , 34 (f) and 46 (a) of these Regulations, are unenforceable as against appellant and are without warrant of statutory authority. ”