The Daily Times-News from Burlington, North Carolina • Page 22

BURLINGTON (N.C.) DAILY TIMES NEWS, WEDNESDAY, APR. 16, 1958 Acheson Says Ike Should Avoid Talks Welch Elected President Of Pharmaceutical Group rmrwAM Williarr. made necessary bv the rapid de KANSAS CITY () Former i failure involves not only the whole secretary in ouue uau n.i.v;vU;6U.i".. Welch, of Washington? N. velopment of newly discovered: is the new president of the Northland highly potent drugs.

Carolina Pharmaceutical Assn. He said the nature of the "ever: First vice president during the increasing number of delicate says President jiisennower snuwu Acheson listed five factors not attend any summit conference with the Soviets. which he said could produce successful negotiations with the Sov year iust ended, he was installed i potent therapeutic agents nowi The onetime aide to former i iets if they are brought into the' President Harry S. Truman also said a summit conference would right relationship with one anoth It's The Law A Federal law, for your protection, prohibits your Pharmacist from refilling prescriptions without authorization of your physician. Certain drugs require constant observation during therapy for rapid recovery and safety of the patient.

Such drugs as antibiotics, amphetamines, and hormones are very useful in specific conditions but should be used only under the supervision of your physician. Refills on such drugs without authorization by your physician is not only a violation of the Federal law but extremely dangerous! Please do "not ask us to break this law it's for your protection. 2 Registered Pharmacists To Serve You! Medical Center Pharmacy Inc. "Member Alamance County Pharmaceutical Society" 274 Graham Hopedale Rd. Phone CA 7 7493 A Drug Store Built Up To A Standard, Not Down To A Price at the annual convention here yes i available for the prevention and terday, succeeding C.

D. Blanton treatment of disease" requires that of Kings Mountain. the pharmacist be better trained Other offiiers installed are: and that 3150 "with this new knowl Samuel W. McFalls of Greens edee there a introduced new op boro, first vice president; Edwin Portumties for abusr." N. Fuller of Salisbury, second vice Regardless of the type of pres nresident: Herbert S.

Lovett of Lib cription 'compounded' or 'dis erty, third vice president; and W.ipensed' approximately 100 dif fail unless there is a stronger ancrer. more united Europe. He listed them as freedom in Acheson made the remarks in a Europe from Soviet domination speech to 500 persons at the Ed and dependence on the United die Jacobson Memorial Founda Slates, development of European tion Dinner last night. defense with conventional weap once a partner with Truman in a ions, progress in unification of clothing store, was recognized as Western Europe to include a uni an American leader in the found 'fied Germany, stabilization in the ing of Israel. Truman introduced I development of nuclear missiles, Acheson.

land the continued presence of Acheson said some type of ne i American and Soviet troops in gotiations with the Soviets must; Europe. J. bmitn oi (Jhapei trni and J. basic luncuons and respon Andrews of Burlington, renamed sibilities are involved in filling a prescription," he said. "Although actual technical manipulation on secretary treasurer ana assist RISING STAR A really mov picture star is actress Sabiha, ant secretary treasurer, respec who stops long enough to pose the part of the pharmacist may bei tively.

for the photographer Lahore, McAllister of Chapel Hill, involved only a portion of the Pakistan. One of the few top flight prescription he fills, he must have secretary treasurer of the State Pakistani entertainment figures, a knowledge of preservation, dos Board of Pharmacy, toldt he association that changes in practical be held because of pressure fromi western Europe, but added: "Wei must at all times be free and de termined to reject any and; currently working on 15 age, and the remainder of these Stompanato 100 iunctions. films simultaneously, skipping ptiarmacy or internship training and in the laws and code of ethics from studio to studio each day. practice have be all proposals contrary to our Desi Interests." "To involve the President in Background Being Probed these meetings impairs the de tacnea ana nnai judgment wnicn he must reserve. His action is far too likely to be corrupted by the BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.

Even in death, Lana Turner's boy Minnijean Fitting Into N.Y. School Major Fined, Reprimanded For Cruelty SEOUL, Korea An Amer intense pressure lor though a spurious one. His: friend interests the police. ANT'S TV SPECIAL! FREE ANTENNA now for camp! 'Buy By LEONARD RYAN NEW YORK Li Minnijean ican major who piloted a helicopter carrying a young Korean thief BLUE BELL( Police today continued to aeive the life of Johnny Stompanato, stabbed to death April 4 by the actress' 14 year old daughter Cheryl. The dark, handsome onetime; gambler's bodyguard left behind four cartons of personal effects stored in a Beverly Hills ware i house.

Brown, expelled two months ago SEDGEFIELD nailed in a box has been reprimanded and fined $200, half a month's pay. Maj. Thomas G. James of Ply tomorrow from Little Kock Central High School, has made the grade part way toward becoming Shorts "just another student" here. mouth, got the maximum The lb year old Megro has been; penalty under Article 15 of thej Military Code which he chose to an 11th grade student at the progressive New Lincoln School since a week after her expulsion.

accept rather tha risk trial by The cartons contained signed photographs of Miss Turner, pictures of other beautiful women and copies of loans which police say bear out their evaluation of Stompanato as a gigolo. Police Chief Clinton Anderson a General court martial. If victed by the court, he could have gotten up to three years and nine Minnijean was one of nine Negroes admitted to the high school in Arkansas under integration. Be fore her expulsion she twice had: been suspended for incidents oc months in prison, loss oi au pay said the Beverly Hills Police De id allowances while imprisoned partment is interested in learn 1 and dismissal from the Army. James already has been curnng in the school.

She said: she was the target of segrega i tionists. lieved of his post as commander of the aircraft maintenance cen Upon announcement of her ex ter where 14 year old Kim Choon pulsion the New Lincoln School, i ing more about Stompanato's livelihood. One of the loans, for 58,100, was made to Stompanato by Mrs. Doris Cornell, who said Stompanato never paid it back. She denied any romantic interest in the former bodyguard to ex gambler Mickey Cohen.

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Kemp, Kilmiehnel. Euilty of as dance. forized, vat dyed cotton panato the money so he could buy a gift shop. "I was almost a sister to him." Mrs. Cornell told reporters.

"He was nothing out a gentleman." Stompanato's death was ruled justifiable homicide by a coron saulting Kim. It fined him $1,200 and relieved him of command for But she is the first to say that normal student's life is not yet six months. twill, full elastic band. Khaki, navy, charcoal. The Armv said the trio caught er's jury.

Miss Turner's daughter. Kim stealing, knocked him about I who said she stabbed Stompanato when he threatened to disfigure Use Our Free Parking Lot her mother, is awaiting a hear James then flew him to another base 25 miles away, where some soldiers heard him whimpering and released him. He is now in a U.S. supportcd orphanage. April 24 in Court.

In the II i I meantime, she is being held entirely hers. On her first day at New Lincoln, she said: "I'll be: glad when I'm just another stii i dent." Today, she says: "I haven't attained that yet." She told a reporter that the fact he had come to talk with her was chief proof this. "If I were just another student, you wouldn't be here," she said. Minnijean has met a friendly atmosphere at New Lincoln. To the teacher, she is another student; to fellow students, another classmate.

There are about 50 Ne groes among the 433 pupils. Min UAII cast I juvenile authorities. VGII 0 Davis St. Railroader lis Cleared Of Charges RALE I G' I mA Southern Railway engineer has been exonerated AND, Big Allowance For Your Old TV! ALWAYS CHECK GANT'S BEFORE YOU BUY! nijean r.ome classroom ot JO predominantly white. Warm irSv Crawford's Weather! JnJ of manslaughter charges growing! out of a truck train collision which killed two youths here April 1.

City Court Judge Albert Doub cleared C. R. McClintock. 55, of Greensboro, at a preliminary hearing yesterday. The charges! OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 Five School Bands Win High Ratings GREENSBORO W) Five of 19 junior high school bands and orchestras have won superior rat ings in the nnual state music: contest festival at Woman's College here.

Those schools receiving the top rating yesterday and plaques: were: Lumberlon. Greensboro Lindley, ISTRIBUTING COLiNC. were brought by Police Sgt. C. H.

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