tion of probation.   (F. D. O. No. 38575.   S. Nos. 40-858 M, 56-606 M,
56-610 M, 56-613 M.)
On 2-8-56, upon a plea of guilty to the charge of dispensing Dexedrine Sul-
fate tablets 3 times without a prescription, the defendant, John L. Schulte, t/a
Schulte Drug Store, Sioux City, Iowa, was given a sentence of 6 months in
prison, which was suspended, and placed on probation for 30 months.
On 2-1-57, the defendant was brought before the court on a charge of vio-
lating his probation by dispensing Dexedrine Sulfate tablets 3 times upon re- ,
quests for prescription refills without authorization by the prescriber and V
Dexedrine Spansule capsules once without a prescription. The defendant
pleaded not guilty; and after a hearing in the matter, the court, on 2-1-57,
continued the defendant's probation for an additional period of 30 months on
condition that the defendant completely disassociate himself from the drugstore
business owned and operated by him, and that the defendant shall not dispense
any drugs or engage in any employment or activity with respect to the dispens-
ing of drugs.
5243.?Supplement to notice of judgment on drugs and devices, No. 4973.   Viola
tion of probation. (F. D. O. No. 38523. S. Nos. 34-190/2 M, 34-195/6 M.)
On 3-21-56, upon a plea of nolo contendere to the charge of dispensing Seconal
Sodium capsules 5 times upon requests for prescription refills without authori-
zation by the prescriber, the defendant, Stanley M. Meyers, t/a Meyers Pro-
fessional Pharmacy, Topeka, Kans., was fined $500 and placed on probation for
2 years.
On 3-20-57, the defendant was brought before the court on a charge of vio-
lating his probation by dispensing, between 10-5-56 and 10-23-56, Dexedrine
Sulfate tablets 3 times and nembutal Sodium capsules twice upon requests for
prescription refills without authorization by the prescriber. Arrangements
were made for further hearing in the matter; and, pursuant thereto, the de-
fendant appeared before the court on 4-22-57. At the conclusion of the hear-
ing on 4-22-57, the court continued-the defendant's probation and ordered that
the defendant make monthly reports to the probation officer.