3984. Misbranding of Sulfonamides Triplex tablets arid sulfathiazole tablets-
U. S. v. William A. Walker (Fourth Street Drug Store and Palace Drug
Store), and Aaron E. Henry and Frank H.Huds.ojtt, Jr. Pleas of nolo con-
tendere. Fine of $50 against each defendant. (F. B. C. No. 34303. Sam-
ple Nos. 46515^1^1046517^ incl., 46624-L to 46526-L; incl/) 
INFORMATION FILED:   On or.about January.2, 1953J Northern District of Missis-
sippi, against William A. Walker, trading as the Fourth Street Drug Store
and the Palace Drug Store, Clarksdale, Miss.,"and against Aaron E. Henry,,
pharmacist and manager of the Fourth Street Drug Store, and Frank H.
? Hudson, Jr., a pharmacist of the Palace. Drug Store.'
NATURE OF CHARGE: On or about June 18, 19, and 20, 1952, while a number of
Sulfonamides Triplex tablets and sulfathiazole tablets were being held for
sale at the Fourth Street Drug Store and a number of sulfathiazole tablet-
were being held for sale at the Palace Drug Store, after shipment in interstate
. commerce, various quantities of the drugs were dispensed without a prescrip-
tion from a practitioner licensed by law to administer such drugs. William
A. Walker was charged with causing the act of dispensing in each of the six
counts of the information, Frank H. Hudson, Jr., was joined as a defendant
in two of the counts, and Aaron E. Henry was joined as a defendant in one
count. Such acts of dispensing were contrary to the provisions of Section
503 (b) (1) and resulted in the dispensed drugs: being misbranded.
DISPOSITION : March 25, 1953. Pleas of nolo contendere -having been entered
by each of the defendants, the court fined each defendant $50.
DRUG IN VIOLATION OF PRESCRIPTION LABELING REQUIREMENTS