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PRESBYTERIAN

TIE Auxiliary met at the church
or Mauoay afternoon Mrs g a.
Graham presided MrK X ~ Andre
led us devotional A free viii offer
ifg Wa taken far tire White cfOas
work Mu g r Wood treasurer
gave the annual rfpoft The presi-
dent AIRS OFaham gave tire pTesi-
dents rep0ft o. TIE year The
president gave the roll snli q mes
Officers elected who we're Installed
b. Mira T. y West rs follows AIRS.
q a Graham reelected president
Mrs. n ~ Andre secretary Mis-
Fioris Meinnik treasurer. Mr. d.
Il MeCoiinm. chairman 81 Circle
Number One. MFB C. q B~cardGee
chairman Of Circle Number Two.
AIRS Graham cave = short talk an
the cooperation OF officers during
the closing year and the Rppfeeia-
ton OF tine mefnbers OF their wurk.
The MEETING Vas closed with the
singing Of one stanza Of Take MY
Life and Let Il Be
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Methodist Circles
Hold Joint Session

uls Mar Reed Circle Of the
Mstfpasst wamen'a Society ~
Chrieflan sergiof 81 p4seaxosila met
ii me church Monday afternoon -
? 81 FOR a studs OF tire leseon-bonk
Orr Times What Does lhe Bible
SAY
The Trader for the afternoon Mrs.
G. A Carrier. gave 5 abort analy-
~ ~ the pooks Of the Prophets
Amos Hosea ISAIAH. jeremiah and
DAME showing how the prophet
brought OFT the fact 81 Gods lsFs
gnd compassion for the people
After TIE lesson study was over
SINE business vas discussed which
wrtaIned 70 The Mary Reed Ctrcie
and then the members adjourned n
arrrnt the Invitation OF Mrs. Car
Eey Humphrey 70 meet with the
Sarah Bennett Circle at her home.
there 70 finish some discussion OH
the furnishings Of the newly re-
modelled church. and other business
The following were appointed q
committee 70 decide on furniture for
the pulpit.
Mesdames W b Herring c A
Earrier J n EptinR. r A Bishop.
Lester Srheffier ard II G. Busby.
The rooms IN the Humphrey home
were lovely with jonauils and other
spring flowers Assisting the hos
tess IN serving coffee and sand
wiches we're. Mrs n NJ Lucas. Mrs
81 NJ Butler. Mrs c. A Carrier. and
Nr J NJ Epting.
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BAPTIST

The WMU met 40 the church On
Monday afternoon az mree-thfrky.
Afra J 7 Thompson led the Royal
Service Program. the subject vas
Think on These Things. Mira.
George Boyetf announced that be-
ginning next month the Sunbeams
' II meet On the first and third Mon
dag afternoons At the church. 30
That the mothers wil DC able 20 at
tend the meetings OF the WMU.
The following members we're tn a.
tendance Mesdames c. Armlstead
Claude Harris. A L Monroe. ". II.
Nelson Jr- George Boyeti, Wlndowg.
T l. DeLashmet Holland Blades.
K " Durham b b Hobby Allen
Jones. II Jones J r Hasscll, j. n.
Rap Tony Schatz. Leon Nelson.
=. q Bfeeiand. Jack Swan. and e
v suthoff. and Misses Adah Head
and Gertrude Fellows.
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METHODIST

Although few In number the Nav
CcNan Circle meeting % the Won
ans Society Of Christian Service
proved non The less profitable and
pleasant when the members met In
REGULAR session At The home OF Mrs.
J p Lowe Monday afternoon. AIRS.
Love circle chairman presided. Miss
Ina Thompson led the devotional.
auo rUl call vas answered 70 uith
interesting missionary neWs items.
Regular business consumed some
time, and after being disposed OF the
hostess intnsdueed 3 liFeig Irish
contest TIE celebration OF the birth
Of the patron IRISH Saint va fur
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EAST MOSS POINT
BAPTIST wM.U.

Tie ladies Of the East Moss Point
Baptist WMu met Monday. March
10, at $50 o'clock. at the home Of
Mn Monte Davis. for a Royal
Service program Opened with de-
votiouai. Mrs straham reading the
tenth chapter OF Acts. first 70 twen-
ueth verses Prayer by Mrs. Monte
Davis Song Lead On. o KING
Eternal. by Mrs Straham. study
leader Those On the program we're:
Mrs Clarence Smith spoke on eThe
Things That Are Just Mrs. Monte
Davis spoke on Justice Is Euli
Lame Mrs Richard Perkins spoke
ON business 70 the Negro and
Home Mission internationally Mrs.
straham spoke on Think and Act
Justly" The meeting was dismissed
BY Mrs. Richard Perkins with q
prayer.
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PECAN METHODIST CHcRCH


400 p. M-Sunday School. Miss
Hannah Stork. superintendent
800 p. M-worxhip service on
Ire second and fourth Sundays.
TOO p. M-Mtd-week prayer
meeting each Thursday evening.
J. p. PAYNE. Pastor.
g:45 A. M-sunday School. Mrs.
John Haarala. superintendent.
100 A. NJ and 7s30 r. M-Wor-
ship service.
ESQ p Nh T. U,
Tuesday
200 P. NV. n. u. and Sunbeam
Band
400 p. M-Sunday school Teach
era and officers meeting.
"Wednesday
7a45 P. M-Mid-week prayer scry-
ices.
We invite you TO worship with
rs IN all our services.
REV. JEWEL GOLDMAN
Pastor.
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Cooper Circle Meets
With Mrs. Walker

Cooper Circle of the woman's
Missionary Union OF The First Bap-
tist Church Of p~ascagoula enjoyed
tie hospitality of Mrs X. L. Walk
e. at a meeting az her home on
Monday afternoon
The time was given to Bible study
under the leadership Of Mrs. W. A.
Watts.
At the close Of this period Mrs.
Walker served an appetizing course
Ct refreshments.
Those present besides the hostess
aAp Mrs. Watts we're: Mrs. George
Davis AIRS. Harley Seay. MIS- Rus
sell Mrs j. T. MCMILLAN. Mrs. c. H.
Gsay. and Mrs P. L. Mcleod.
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Mrs. Cobb Leads Bible
Study Group Monday

Mrs. 7 l. Coha Interestingly a..
rfeted tle Bible study 81 tle EsHk-
b meeting Of ttze Juauiia bgrc CTR
Gle 81 The Wa<nans Mtssionay IN
hon q TIE NTzf Baptist Church q
Pa6ea9oaia on MandRE Afternoon
After the study period Mrs. S b
AGeIlwaln al Mhnsr horne tae ses
son took place served gingerbread
with whipped cream and CHERRIES
with hot sea.
There were eleven prevent among
these being Mrs J II fiaukins and
Mrs Glenn Whitsenbnrg who we're
welcomed Is new members.
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Baptist Women Meet
With Mrs. c. c. M'COy

The weekly meeting OF the Cald-
vel Circle Of the Wotnanis Mission
ary Union Of the First Baptist
Church OF Paseagoula took place
With Mrs c. G. Mccoy as hostess
Monday afternoon ct her home on
School street.
THE time was given 20 a verr
Interesting Bible study under the
direction Of AIRS. r w. Hudson
Those present besides the fore
going we're Mrs Moore. Mrs. Leroy
Green Mrs }. . Vanosdoi. and Mrs.
Travis Avara.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH


Located IN shipyard section. on
Henry Avenue.
Sunday
es4s A II. Sunday School. A. b
Crane. superintendent.
lism A AZ Morning Worship
Service
$50 P. n B. 7. Z. Hour. Foyd
Stephenson Director.
tbs ?. -. Teachers and Officers
Meeting.
Wednesday
tbs p M-So1g Service.
500 P II. Prayer Service.
All visitors welcome. We extend r
gu 4 hearty invitation to come and
Eczxhip with u.
J. L MORGAN
Pastor
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IN LADY or
VICTORIES CHURCH

Sunday Masses; TOO and ESQ
A M.
weekdny Mass. ESQ A. n
Confessions Saturdays 4 10 6. and
sfoSP. ~ Ewes OF Feast Days 4 70
6 p. n
Religious Instruction: Saturdays
$50 A. II Sundays after second
MaSs Newman club for High School
on Sundays after second Mass
Devuiinns. Noxena TO Our Lady Of
Perpetual Help on Tuesday ~ 7sSo
r -. Holy Hour on Sunday ri
100 p. NJ
Lenten Devotlonx. Sundays and
Tuesdays At TO p. ~. Fridays as
800 and 7sS0 r. N.
Meetings: C. r. O. ON Mondays at
TO r. II Altar Eociety on First
Tuesday e 3 r. Il. School League en-
FIRST Wednesday At T.20 p. II. o.
L. v. Alumni on first Thursday as
z.3o p. n. Holy Name Society on
secoTm Sunday after first Mass.
Rev. p. J. CAREY.
Pastor. phone 2s7.
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uHs A. 81 Morning wgSahip
1ks p n Evening service each
Ia and sfd Sunday.
Monday
7sW p. NV. ~ Q. business
meeting.
Wednesday,
TW p. M-EundAy school eouncA.
general business
v. G. WIgDHAM, Pastor.
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m1 N. rA1caNouia Street
The Friendly cnarch WIN q
Welcome
Our Heguiar HeF=@
Sunday School. 1000 A ~
Aorning Worship. II 90 A M
EvaKlEelittic Berries. 7s3o p. ~.
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday. 7sSo
3. n
To uloae Of you not attending
church else where ve extend q speri-
Al Invitation 20 visit our Sunday
school. Drfng pour family and meet
Eith rs at the usual hour
KENNETH ERWIN. raStoT.
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ORANGE GROVE METHODIST
CHURCH

1000 A M-Sunday School. Lee
Hill. superintendent
tl.0 A Adjoining worship
service OIL second sundayS
Ts&s r. M.-Evening worship sev-
tee on second Sundays.
7.s0 p. M-Nid-week prayer
meeting each Tuesday.
800 r. M-Womens Missionary
Society meeting or Monday after
the second Sunday Of each month
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son ~ NJ and M1 Charles TAytw.
q Jaeksrnf Pa
Ale ctek VITO Is . graduate from
shr pasraaalia High School claa ~
1871. has ~ Mag 1. Al tne date fog
feF WeantnE
Aff Tavlag h employed a the
frsQalls saiabuisdlnE Corporation
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MOSS POINT
MMM NsMd
&c
MOSS POINT METHODIST


Pour elements Of q vital Chris
llan Experience b the sermon sub
leet for Sunday morning. January
25h-
Schedule For The Week
Sunday
9at8 A. M-Church School
100 A. ~. Worship Services.
600 p. M.-Youth Fellowship.
TOO p. M~WorShip services
Monday
800 r. n. Meeting Of w s c.
IS Circles. May Cowan, cecile
Daley.
Tuesday
T:M p. n Harriet Farley Circle
wednesday
TOO =. M-Mld-week Prayer
Services.
r L. WALTON. Pastor.
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KREoLE CHURCH or Con

Sunday School, 10. 90 A. NJ.
Worship Service Sunday, 7.30
7. nj.
Young Peoples Meeting. Tuesday.
80 p NJ.
Prayer Meeting "Wednesday. 7.30
Z rs.
Rev. T. w. DAVIS and WIFE.
Pastors.
eies
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|@MzoM NGw4'


ST. JOHNS EftrNUFhh tHNath
Garner pins and Live OAk Streets
FaseAgeaia. Mississippi
Sunday. March A.
7sm A NJ Holy Communion ana
Sermon.
1900 n. Sunday school
400 A NJ Morning prayer ard
eerraon Subject OF sermon. The
HOLY Fellowship"
SPECIAL weekly IRnten Services CT
wednesday, and Fridays Holy Com-
munIan At 1000 A M and Even
ms Prayer and Ltany a. 400 p n
The purpose Of our Lenten services
Is 70 pray Tor victory ard peace.
Everyone b cordially welcome to
Ksfend our services
Rev. FRIEDRICH s REscH.
Rector
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METHODIST CHURCH

6unday-T0.n A. NJ Church
School. r. A. uiyens. general supt
n.m A. M-Morning Worship.
sermon b. pastor.
6s<a p. Ms-Youth and Fellowship
meeting.
750 p. M-RvenLng Worship.
Monday-2:fs p. M-Junior Afls-
sfonaFy Society.
$50 p. M-MaFy Reed Circle
meets with Azrs. Fred Bishop On Ker
street
Wednesday-7s0 p. M-weeklY
Prayer Meeting: 800 p. NJ. Choir
Practice
ReV. Z ". ULMER. Pastor.
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EAST MOSS PoINr BAPTIST

Schedule OF services:
ESQ a M-SundAy School
1880 A M-M0fnlng Sermon.
ESQ p. M.-Tralning Union.
7sS0 p. M-EvangelSac Message.
TOO 2. NJ. Wedneeaay-Frayef
Meeting.
The public Is cordially invited 70
Kor2lip with US
MONTH A DAVIS,
Pastor.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH


Sunday
p.45 a. M-sunday school W. ID.
Robinson. Supt
ii;00 A M-Mofning worship
service.
2sS0 Choir rehearsal
SO Youae Peoples Meeting.
ESQ p. M.-BaptiSt Training
Union. Jack Dear. director.
7.30 r. M-Evening Worship
services.
Wednesday
tbs p. M-Snnday School teach
ers and officers meeting.
500 p. M.-prayer service.
REV. l. Z. GREEN.
Pastor.
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R~EORGASIZEn CHURCH
OF JESUS CHRIST
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Eseaiawpa Mississippi

Church School. Gas A. M-su-
rery1s0T. J. l. Barlow.
Lords Supper. 100 A. M-FrSt
Sunday Of each month.
lions League 0oung people,. 600
p. NJ. each Sunday.
Evening Service. 7s3o p. NJ. each
Sunday.
Womens Meeting. every other
Monday az TOO + NJ.
Mid-Week Prayer Service. each
Wednesday 81 z 30 p. n.
Puhlie is cordially invited 10 these
services.
Elder A. n BARNES. Pastor.
MILDRED THOMAS. Reporter.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mr. ana Mrs. II. r. Cook Of sD8
John Henry street announce the IN
E1gement and approaching marriaQe
OF their eldest daughter. Mamie
Ruth. to MIR. wiifred Dale Taylor.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
E5 CAVITY Street

esfS A. M-Sunday School
1000 A. M-i0sfo A. M,-Men'k
Class ~ the Manse. 335 Canty street
1tso0 A. M-WoFHhip. God Is q
Spirit
ESQ P, M-Youne Peoples Meet
ing NJ Manse.
7.So p. M-Eyening Worship.
eeuccexx Against Odds.
Monday. , p. M-Auxilsary Mt
M4nse. Installation OF officers. Re
poft Of years work
"Wednesday. 7.S0 p. M-Prayer
Meeting.
e.Io P. M-choir practice.
J. c. CRANE. DID.
Minister
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LUTHERAN
Christ Lutheran Church. sIa south
F4scAgeula Street

Sunday, March IND aJudica sun
day
300 A M-Sunday School: Afr.
7 II Schultz. superintendent: Miss
Catherine Brash. organist: lesson.
Death and Burial Of Jesus.
800 A M-Biblc Glasses.
1000 A M-Divine Service Mss
hilma Melene organlst: Eplstle les
son: Hebrews Stills: Gospel les
son. John 6. 46-59. Sermon: aTne
Curse
wednesday. March 18th. Divine
Lznten Meditation at 80 P NJ SER
mon topic: The Price Of Life
wednesday. March 25th. Choir
Practice vii be held Immediately
after the Denten Service.
Rev. FREDERICK A GRAEF.
Pastor.
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Member Of me Cecile Dairy
Circle weTe entertained on Mon-
car afternoon ga fhe home Of Miss
lis Thompsou with Mrs. r. L Gofi
AZ hostess Roogna 81 the hofne were
very attractive with vases Of pretty
lowers Nh r L Walton gave \
reVieW Of fhe bogk In This Vie
TORI b Wesley y WcafheFiord
Plans far tife YEAR were made ard
members we're notified al The prayer
service which viii b. held IN the
church every Wednesday mofnlne
from 8 ungn e.50 beginning on Wed
nesday March IL Everyone has
been issued an invitation 70 attend
these services a social noun Wa en-
logsd ~ which time the hostess
served ice cream and cake and pre-
seuted each guest with 8 pretty 81
Patfteks day bouquet 81 clover
leaves and deW drops
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UNION CHURCH

Non-denonainat10nai. South pAA-
saKDula street. Homer Miller. SUI
pefinteudcnt. Miss Lena A Han,
superintendent primary department.
800 p N. Sunday services.
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tler pFHttliy expressed IL tht pfAAe
lunch served fne guests ant green
r1tn2 ard use naukin3 TOO hn0ug1ai
10 nairaa lhe ffaditipual &haulFeek
The members present inciuded Mez-
Ganaes C. W jackson. " y McEa-
I'D John Clfl0t 6 Adans ard "
" Barber an6 Miss Ina Thompson
The next meeting WlA be held With
Mr. " " Barber arae Mrs. c. A.
Graham
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CHURCH or THE NAzAKRSE
90 seuih PasrAEeula street.

Sunday School a.<5 A. III. NJ r.
Stffnref. superintendent
Regular Worship Service, us@
A. NJ.
Young People, Society. TOO r. n,
Mrs. G a caStiebeYry. president.
Evangeiissie Service 7:S r. N
l. s POLK Pastor
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SPENCER
BAPTIST CHURCH
Bayeu Csetse

The members Of the Spencer Me-
mortal Conventional Baptiat Church
viii meet Sunday. March q iss2
Ell 1000 A N. IN the Bayou CaSotie
School Building Everybody Is tnyit-
cd % come 70 the meeting and bring
tlieIr friends with them.
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rATRYIEw BAPTIST CHURCH

kakkkt Street
Sunday school 81 1000 A H. q.
". Taylor. superintendent
Preaching service every second
and fourth Sunday - ifaa a II.
and 1sS0 P. n
Prayer nseang Wednesday a
80 P. n
EFeEY0ne welcome.
A. =. WEXFORD. Pastor.
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KREoLr METHODIST

Schedule
Eunday-smday school. 1000 A.
AZ Day Light Saving Time. +. II.
Lander. Superintendent League.
100 p. Nj.
Worship Services. 100 A. NJ
i.30 p. n, Day Light Saving Time
Monday - Women's Society OF
Christian Service. every other Mon
day 81 the month.
Wednesday-Pvayer meeting TO
p. n.
REV. ]. T.. PAYNE.
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EsCATAHPA BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday
1890 A. M-Sunday school. Lloyd
oliver. superintendent
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ms Netherlands Indsa. rana first : obtained from NE rot q ts cas-
an me PROHIBITION q aplaca snch mfa pianr
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REORGANIZED CHURCH or
JESUS CHRIST Oh LATTER
DAY SAINTS

Church school, Gas A. MI. L.
Barlow. supervisor.
Sacrament Service. IL A. M.-FIrxt
Sunday of each month.
lions League cYoung People)
Thomas. leader.
womens Meeting TOO p. III. every
other Monday-Nrs. J. L. Barlow.
leader.
Mid-week Prayer Service. TOO p.
NJ, Wednesday.
Everyone cordially invited.
a. NJ BARNES. Pastor.
Mildred Thomas. Reporter.
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ST. PrERRE's
EPISCOPAL CHURcn


0suiisr. NIisA
Sunday services-asM A NJ.
Morning Prayer and Sermon
L9nten services on Tuesdays a.
400 T. NJ. Everyone welcome.
Rev. FRIEDRICH s. RESCfL
RectoT
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SPENCER MEMORIAL BAPTIST
CHURCH

Sunday school at gas A. n.
Louis Under. superintendent
Preaching service every first and
fourth Sunday. 81 100 A. NJ. and
TaW p. n
REV. A. d. WEXFORD. Pastor
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Better
SIGHT
with Better


Get The most out
Of correct light.
ing b. having
y0u. eyes fitted
with accurately
prescribed eve
glasses TO give
healthy
strain-fr {
vision.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-01
KRASOW PROPOSES
 BALLOT REVISION

The absentee ballots now in use for service men co not give every soldier the right to cast his ballot freely and secretly. it was affirmed in a letter from Attorney Harry Krasow, former U. S commissioner in this city. and read last night at a meeting of the Young Republi- can club. He suggested revision in the law to rectify this condition.
 At last nights meeting Attorney Frank Summa. recently elected sen- ator from the 18th district, extend ed his thanks to club members for their support of his candidacy, and expressed the hope that they would continue 10 back him during his tenure in office.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-01

Barracks. They departed immed:- ately for their respective units.
 All except six are experienced physicians, dentists, veterinarians or public health specialists, but the training course here in medical field work taught them the military knowledge necessary for them to be efficient Medical Department Of- ficers, capable of carrying on their profession under war conditions. The other six are officers of the Medical administrative Corps.
 The graduation exercises were held in the War Department thea ter where each officer received his diploma from Brigadier- General Ad- dison D. Davis, Commandant of the School and Assistant Surgeon Gen. eral of the Army at the same time a Medical Inspectors Class, of 5l Medical Corps officers. was gradu- ated. In addressing the graduates, General Davis warned them of the importance and seriousness of the work that lay before them in the dual role they will have to play in this war as physicians and soldiers.
 Colonel Albert s. Dabney, Medi- cal Corps. Assistant Commandant of the Medical Field Service School, gave brief history Of the post, stressing its long and honored ex- istence as one of the oldest Army pests in the country and the im- portant role it has played in the training of Medical Department of ficers.
 The officers class, composed chief ly of first lieutenants who received their commissions recently after completing their internesh:p and ROTC training, were mostly Meoi- cal Corps officers. The subjects taught in the course here include training. military art. military sani- tation. logistics. field medicine. and administration. presented thorough ly in an intensive one-month pro- gram of daily lectures. nome study and field demonstration.
 In the class were two colonels, five lieutenant-colonels, II majors. I40 captains apd 3O5 first ieuten- ants, all of the Medical Corps; two ma iors. one captain and 58 first lieutenants of the Dental Corps: two captains and three first heutenants of the Sanitary Corps; two captains,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-01
AUTO ACCIDENTS
 CAUSED BY TIRES
State Motor Vehicle De- partment Warns of Ice
 coated Highways

An increase in skidding accidents as a result of wet road surfaces hay ing frozen over was noted by the Motor Vehicles Department, it was reported in department bulletin today.
 Sudden changes in weather make this time of year especially danger ous for motorists, it was pointed out. Tn addition, due to the war emergency, many drivers are op- erating with more shallow tire tread than would normally be the case.
 Be prepared for bad weather, and drive as slowly as the condi- tions require, {" Motor Vehicles Com missioner John T. Cart h y warned. "If the going looks slip pery pump your brakes cautiously to test the road surface. Also. give yourself plenty of road space at all times so that you will have room to stop in the event of an emergency
 The commissioner advised drivers to be sure windshield wirers and Gefrosters are in working order since you can't have safe driving without clear, unobstructed vision"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-01
HEALTH AUTHORITY SPEAKS FOR YALE
Dr. Charles WinsIOw Medal Recipient on Sunday
 Radio Program

New Haven. Conn. Dee. l-Dr Charles Edward A. Winslow, chair man of the department of health of Yale School of Medicine. will dis cuss Housing and the War Emer- gencyp on Vale Interprets the News" over WTIC. Hartford. at 6:45 D. m. on Sunday, November %.
 Dr. Winslow is one of the nations foremost public health authorities. At present he is chairman Of the New Haven Housing Authority president Of the National Associa- ton of Hosing Ofiiciais, and mem- Der of the Governors Emergency Committee on War Housing in Con- necticut. Last month he was award ed the Sedgwick Memorial Medal by the American Public Health associa- tion at Is annual meting in St. Louis in recognition of his distinguished services in the field of public health
 Yale Tnterprets the News" pub lie service program of news analysis designed to give background for a better understanding of history as 1t is being made today. is presented each Sunday at 6:45 p. m. over Sta tion WTIC in cooperation with Yals.