Preamble
"SEC. 733. Prerequisite qualifications for examination.— Any person applying for examination and for a certificate as pharmacist, shall prior to admission to examination, establish to the satisfaction of the Board: "(a) That he is of good moral character and has completed the age of twenty-one years; "(b) That he is registered in the office of the secretary of the Board as an apprentice in pharmacy at least three years before applying for examination; "(c) That he has had at least three years' practical experience in a pharmacy where the prescriptions of physicians, dentists, or veterinarians are compounded and where drugs, medicines, and poisons are sold at retail; "(d) That he has been graduated from a legally chartered school, college, or university in which professional pharmacy is taught for a period not less than four years of nine months' course each: Provided, That this provision shall be in force from the date of the examination in pharmacy to take place in July of nineteen hundred and thirty-four: Provided, further, That any person admitted to examination before the Board prior to the examination in pharmacy of July nineteen hundred and thirty-four may hereafter take the examination without fulfilling the requisites provided for in this paragraph; and "(e) That he has satisfactorily completed the secondary course in a public high school or one duly recognized by the Government."