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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-21
DENTISTS DEATH
TERMED SUICIDE
DR.. CampiOn B. FarOw, 43,
of MiddlestOwn, Inhales
Gas at Office

Middletown, Jan. 21-Dr. Campion
B. Farrow, 43, local dentist who has
been practicing here since Septem-
Der, committed suicide by inhaling
gas at his Main Street office Thurs
day afternoon, police report Medical
Examiner c. M. Craig informed po-
lice that the death was a suicide by
asphyXiation.
Policeman Thomas Eastwood, who
was assigned to the case, learned
that the dentist seated himself in
the dental chair in the office. fixed
the gas mask, usually used in adj
ministering dental gases to patients,
to his face and then attached the
hose to an outlet on the illllminat-
ing gas line.
DR.. Farrow was found by a pa
tent who had waited for sometime
in his outer office and then opened
the door into the dental office prop
er and discovered the body.
Fire Chief j. Franklin Dunn, De-
putty Chief Hjalmar Johnson and
Firemen Frank Cyrulik used the
inhalator and applied artificial res
piration in an unsuccessful attempt
to revive the dentist.
Born in this city, DR.. Farrow
graduated from Middletown High
School in 1920 and from Tufts Den
tai College in 1924. After complet-
ing his internship at the Eastman
Dispensary at Rochester. N. Y, DR..
Farrow practiced dentistry at Dams
vile, N. Y, from 1926 to 1913 when
he returned here and opened an
office.
He was a member of st. Peters
Episcopal Church and the Masonic
Lodge at Dansville, N. Y, and a
member of the New York Seventh
District Dental Society.
DR.. Farrow leaves his father,
John Farrow; and two sisters, Mrs.
Albert D. Roberts and Mrs. James
T. Gill, all of this city.
Funeral services will be held at
the Roberts Funeral Home, Is
Broad Street, Saturday at a time
to be announced. Burial will be III
Pine Grove Cemetery at the con-
venience of the family.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-21
ROWLING MARVEL

Jimmy Smith averaged 207 for L.
351 bowling games in 40 states dur
ing the 1925-26 season and hit the
same average in 1,525 games the
following season.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-21

informed a lawyer had entered an
appearance for the defendant and
a cross complaint was drawn up.
The hearing will be assigned for
a regular session of the court.
An additional three months con-
tinuance was approved by Judge
McEvoy today on motion of the
Scovill Mfg. Co., in its title clear
ance actions against Bernard Nc
Cormack and others and Burr C,
Denney and others. Additional or
ders of notice will be made.
Devcision on a title clearance ac-
ton brought by Salvatore Borrell
against Harry Matzkin and others
was reserved.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-21

Chinese tree, tlae gfnkgo, n the
only survivor Of a primitive tree
that lived IN the early Mesozois age,
the age Of reptiles.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-21
This stories on the wartime role of paper
and pulpwoodD " - F~F

While the essentially Of pacagng prob
ABLY apparent to housewife
some OF the more unusual chronological developments
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-21
EIGHTH GRADE
BOND LEADERS
Miss BannOn's Room Tops
Sprague Sales Thursday
With $4S.3O Total
WATERVILLE
Correspondent, Alice MacMul-
len, Phone 3-7217

waterville, Jan. 2l-Miss Ban
mons 9th grade of Sprague school
sold the most stamps Thursday, the
net amount being $48.S0.
Miss Cronan's 7th grade came in
second with $34.35. $29.10 was the
next high amount brought in by
Miss Robins second and third
grades.
One hundred per cent rooms were
Miss Shanahan'S 7th grade and Miss
Monroes and Miss Bannon's 9th
grades. The pupils of the school
did fine job with stamp sales for
this week amounting to 1924.
Ends Boot Training
Harold Hubbell, seaman second
class, son of NSr. and Mrs. Harold
Hubben of Middlesex street, Fair
mount, recently completed his boot
training at the Naval Base at Samp-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-21

Mrs. Mary Wurm, % ale avenue,
was treated for a fractured leg at
Waterbury hospital. While walking
with her daughter, Florence Wurm,
a nurse at the hospital, she slipped
on the ice. A passerby drove her to
the hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-21
HOSPITAL BULLETINS

Arthur Brown, 81, 40 Ives street
was admitted to Waterbury hospital
with a leg fracture after being
knocked down by a jittney while at
work at the Chase Co. this morning.
William Erickson, so, New York
city, was placed on the danger
list at Waterbury hospital this
morning after sustaining q pos
sible skull fracture in q fall from
20 to so feet at the Chase Metal
Works In Waterville, where he
was working ON a new building as
an emplOye Of the American
Bridge Co.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-21

Aviation Cadet Edward w. Evans.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert j.
Evans Of GA Scott avenue, recently
reported to the Greenville Army Air
Field, Greenville, Mississippi for fur
ther flight training.
After completing his training at
Greenville, Cadet Evans will be sent
to another field in the Army Air
Forces Flying Training Command
for the final phase Of training. Upon
successful completion Of this course,
h0 will receive his swings" and q
commission as a Second Lieutenant
In the Army Air Forces.
The Greenville Army Air Field Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03

performance we had been given
IN the title role.
Znka Mtlanov is. Vocaliy onc
Of the greatest "AidaS' Qt our
time. She may not he fthe
Ethiopian princess when it comes
10 the acting department but
last nights audience has never
heard The Mia Patria' in The
Nile scene sung 49, magnilicontly
as Nmc. Nllanov did H.
Not since the days Of ponSelle
and Nulio has am Aida so cN-
qWSiteIv pmaScd those immortal
measures and our only regret Is
that She didn have a suitable
RbadamcS with her 20 share the
tenor passages
Pa>Quala Fcuara is as weak in
the voice AS he is strong on the
muscular gestures IN the role of
The Egyptian general and last
night he was completely out
claSScd by the performances OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03

Mllanov and Bruna CaStagna. who
is, undoubtedly. one of the finest
AmnerlS we have on the stage
today.
Ralph TelaSko made an impress
Sive King. Photo an exciting
AmanaSro and Mini Rulsi a dignl-
fed High Priest
Giuseppe BamboSchek. who
knows Verdi scores as though he
helped arrange them. directed.
CLUB GAY HAVEN - Larry
Kent. THE Gentleman lester. "
holds over as does Bca GerShwin,
girl violniSt. Dorothy McLean'S
ballads are another familiar note
i'm The lineup which includes
Glenn Sonny Dunn. ventrilo-
gust. and the Three Johnson
Girls. dancers. Jimmy FerrellS
orchestra plays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03
Diane Van Dyne at National

GEORGE MURRAY and his his
Broadway cast of 40, currently the
top attractions at the National
theater, feature Diane Van Dyne,
exotic dancer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-03

CoSmic scenes, featuring fun
sters we'll known TO Detroit audi
ences, round out the revue which
also lists a number Of featured
Evening star., 1944-11-16
Arms Control Over Japan
Urqed BY Dr.. Johnsione

Effective measures by the United
Nations to prevent rearmament OF
Japan in the near future were ad-
vocated by DR.. William c. john
stone, dean of George Washington
University School of Government,
in talk at the school last night
DIR. Johnstone included among
further steps to be taken in main
tanning peace in the Far East the
achievement of unity in China
under democratic government, a
new deal" for the 10000 European
colonials now controlled by Japan
and a "break in the impasse in
India"
The talk was the second of a
lecture series being sponsored by
the Alumni Association In the uni
versity's hall of government, Twen-
ty-first and G streets NV, as a
service to war workers and the
general public.
Evening star., 1944-11-16
Gordon Junior High Dance
Will Feature Floor Show

Gordon Junior High School stu
dents will present their own floor
show, featuring talented students, at
the second dance of the Gordon
Canteen Club tomorrow at 8 pm. at
the school,
The club, which held its first
dance November 3, received 80 ap-
plications for membership the first
day after the dance and many more
have been received since. Member
ship to the club, organized by the
PTA. is restricted to Gordon stu
dents and they are required to have
the written permission of their
parents before joining.
Tomorrow nights dance is sched-
uled to last until IL pm. with the
floor show beginning at $50 o'clock
The Gordon School paper salvage
committee is in charge of the decor
ations.
Evening star., 1944-11-16
How to Make a Splendid
Cough Syrup at Home

you a full pint of truly wonderful
medicine for coughs due to colds. 1t
makes real saving for you, because it
|gives YOU about four times as much
for your money. 1t lasts long time,
never spoils, and children love it.
This is actually a surprisingly effec-
tive, quick-acting cough medicine.
Promptly. you feel it taking hold. 1t
loosens the phlegm, soothes the irri-
tated membranes and makes BREATH
ing easy. You've never seen anything
better for prompt and pleasing results.
Pinex is special compound of pro-
ven ingredients, in concentrated d
form. most reliable soothing agent
for throat and bronchial MEM
branes. Money refunded if not pleased.
Evening star., 1944-11-16
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, DC BIS
l6
HELP kFN.

VBSW wBpSs
TYrIsT tor ,nishtwork; boura - pm. %
nine. gh,.s. h.nSieso S y Pof s',fasa inssfs.s =
ffYYSdIsf fYd AND GENERAL cLgsx-perms-
Sss$S 'E'SsISsTRssaihs 'SIsTsisv4sd ING
gksGaslhssss CO ;r' s.ss. sss.ss .s;s ' s..
or q 2 .. Railroad Retirement Board 3ol
IsHoLsTEREss. clean shop. ~ per hour
ARNOLD " HURT, 1IW Wisconsin ave
SshfRs Stssih3sias H. ,.as. W. Of re-. ~. or over App,
1psN4a.;i TpssYs sipf.2l .ss ..s.r,sn'.a. ] '.' $50
vETERANs--We need salesmen and stock
loom help: permanent position: no ex-
ment GhRRisoN's' '"noSe Toy 10 sof noVEhTY eSyshfs;
CO. l2I5 ct NV
YOUNG MAN, industrious. neat. ambitious.
oratory; shipping. Keeping place clean, run
eIirands, eaiarn help in darkroom. etc good
70 cHAsE fa sPsTER e sosn
WAkEHcoUsEF e Man, so' wholesale snee. metal
suppi,es nI1p aT,n,! Apply ody MI Myers. YORK COR
WAIIERs-Good money, good working
eTnditiqns {, .s,i 2 no Sundays. ALFONSO s
80. L.e'',, foiOTeO-DeDendaDle men can
earn n nxsis,s excellent WAGES and make good tips
SS56 WS6r Is isss !: H!a's
eJnEANERs s0Sh. soa'h capftoI 1Re1y St ARisro
alter school io ooiqrsd for
sood s ysssiary BEACON PHARM9cYl iIse9ainTi, aah
Hee and to ave wash ns vTnao1s Rg $500
take down porch shades by day. EN-
ESSENTIAL WORK-Men, here is your
opportunity to get into a postwar Job now,
working in, food warehouse at night
asSsmboR MSen foRsiS1s srdsre Of loading reght
doeIVery TO our retail food stores These
lob l96s are for good steady. round en-
Several Jobs Immediately available Load.
erS @ starting salary S34 "a Apply SAFE.
Way employment office. 4th and T sts
ne ne HIRING arrangements approved
PERSON to prepare and package drug
IR9g roor q safpsndsR5 BaEM s65
SALES orpoRTuSITY@Here s1II IhsFch is the 10, %.
pWoatunlty W which comes once in lifetime
HaRt man man t9 ort take charge Of oul
man with the capacity and drive tc
espsnd nspi. with US; previous paint selling ex.
JOB doesn't. ht YOU tell one ' Of your = goot tmn!
K.. friends Write .FARBoIL PAINT CO. i s0l
roleef aek h"y sx,Bstn ,Bsttimore 30, Md, or phon'
DO YOU NEED EXTRA MONEY! Yo1
can earn 500 to 500 per month extrs
aau at tne same time help in the wal
choit ps Ieafnlns 10 operate Streetcal
OF pus Experience not necessary. We
Ieach you and pay you while learning
q IIralnlng may be taken during free hours
Lor psrt-tlme work able TO report for yorl
"eGkoays between = an. and 80 m
/ 8 mornings per week Also those abie :,
report between 3 and X pm and worI
AZ ieast = or hours at time at leas
- atLttlhoohS or evenings a week Apply
weekday mornings. CAPITAL TPANSII
{ -. 3bth and Prospect ave. NV George.
toEn; or Thursday evenings between
a'u y m al Room 2el, second floor. l41t
r. St. NV, next door to Willard Hotel
,hlfIhe Arrangements approNed
Evening star., 1944-11-16
TABuLATING MACHINE opER.TopS 49,
HELP WOMEN.

ACCESSORY sALEsLADIEs; permanent
aGslTtGns sGTERsrrdNM j MHIhLER H1IRs 1sss s.;
personnel ONCE, md floor, THE HECHT
SPFoiSTMENTf APP II E fth CLERK TEX for 0e.utv salon
ITlsndly TEls!5 personnel ofhce, End floor THE
assIsTASTT NJ for st senersi at tn Office work and
1yplngs CInTuSS SsSSperiencs not necessary. WONDER
ass1saaSr h2GkkNTfEE GE WaTsoS Nth FkassEsags
sss1sf2xT' n Mss Z nS surEsHrsos5 NA soss once:
sScs,isnt sSiaH, sTo mo, with room and meals;
excellent living conditions. Nurses home,
Walter Reed Hospital GE. 1000.
ASSISTANT OFFICE MANAGER, capabIe
typlng and answering French and Spanish
correspondence in addition TO handing
several stenographers for the purpose nf
expanding export business: also several
stenograpners able to take and trapscribe
spanish and French dictation, others for
regular stenographic duties; position per
manent; located Roxbury Crossins Bos-
ton, Mass: furnish details past experiences,
other informatio available. salary expect
eo: interview arranged applicants con-
ysnience; ven Boston. Box SIS, Star
bEAUIICIAN, full OF. part time; S45 week
sEaGTR sna GSaT%RmiSSii1 opHRATGosRl Gsl wa 1871
RICHARD HAIR sTYLisTs i74s H Conn. 70 ave e
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced; good
saiary and commission. excellent working
Gn GGonditions HEADS, 1923 Conn. ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, s55 week: hours de-
Ssrsd- Ws .soo Ia cf0IIFFURE fI BEAUTY SALON
BEAUTY OPERAToR, steady position, ex.
cenent working conditions; hours, 3 to &:
guaranteed qua salary, S45 and 4O6G commits
BEAUTY oPERAroRss. oss c9pn csperiensed nse nw xood
iSSa EEaI,GG%Sn GSnn osS sys sonssPlen' hours
sfanT2 opEkHreefR ays st ss SF Ii and 9s4s snm
mission, 1896 Rhode Island ave. ne ne. No NJ,
BEAUTY OPERATORS for beauty salon Of
large department store: pleasant working
CONDITIONS, top compensation. Apply per-
Sonnel ONCE; 2nd floor. THE HECHr CO..
BEAUTY SALON receptionist; preferably
with beauty salon experience; good salary
EMILE lSsl Conn: ave.
p1sisdTIed fun & Or Part time a,traetlxs
WE WlHoLEsALE DRUG CORR. Sc 8 st. NV.
B0oKKEEPER. permanent position. on.
VINO has had experience in rent dept Of
cston ss'ats soes ess ennA Or epildns
BOOkkEEPER. experienced for real es-
tate once, permanent; pleasant working
MILLER, real estate. 7so4 Alaska ave. NV.
B0okKEEPING machine operators, per.
GARFNCKELs. r st. at 18th.
B0OKKEEFER-AsSlSTANT for newspaper
once accounts receivable; must know typ
ms; permanent; bM-day wk.; advance
msnt TX. 3e23.
Evening star., 1944-11-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DRAPEs. chair covers, portieres. curtains,
eu ete neatly ofy eleanet and pressed: We
e%EANERs 1aoi M N pIAas ave nw NV" open SERsh9 ,S
am. till pm. Sunday. $50 to noon
SEASIDE OYSTERS direct to You weekly:
D. 10 or 10 gallon orders. Cali RA. 500.
WHAT DOES YOUR ADVERTISING do for
you and your product9 Does ii interest
want advertising and art work that sells
call DI: 9s6; or write EASTERN PROD
TS1E6 TSTn eo STATES Hf 81 cusF6Ms F6s s.
sioner Of Customs on October be i:,tIl :. pa44.
suthori.ed the es the chanse Of name Of the gas
That ot Tawah III F. A. NJ. SHAFER, Depu-
j Will Not BE RESPONSIBLE for any
incurred BY ~ me ne JAMES aE ssH'1zalsS e KAkSEs. s.
cAr1P iiE'1HsRf Transit sI ooMrAyY-Not5ese Ice o,
special meeting OF stockholders Notice
,on,tr Is hereby siven hat special meeting of
will be held. pursuant to cell by the board
OF directors of the company, at the office
Of the company; Both and M SITS. NV.
iaa4 st ocloct am, e Ia asteyn HGTeSnsn stsndsrd
war Time for the purpose of: !. Voting
apGh pd pFSposai thSt the properties rights
and hereafter ACQUIRED with such limita-
tions and exceptions as may. be approved
DS tHe DOaTu OF QHeClOrSb. De mOrtRaRed
to secure a proposed issue of bonds Of the
m an amount not
with such additional bends as may subse-
auently be issued under the terms and
provisions OF the mortgage to be executed
to secure said issue of bonds. . Passing
upon any other matters and transactine
any other business which may properly
directors has fixed the close of business
on November s. 1914. as the record date
ior the determination. of stockholders en-
meeting. BY order of the board of direc-
tors, VIM B BENNETT, Secretary. Dated:
November q 1914
Evening star., 1944-11-16
Pope Denounces Nuzis
For Warsaw BrutuIity
BY the Associated Press.

Pope Plus XII denounced the
Nazis for their brutal subjugation
OF Warsaw in statement issued
yesterday. the British radio reported
in a broadcast recorded last night
by NBC.
The Pope was quoted as stating
whoever feels the smallest spark OF
humanity and justice cannot help
but be astounded and appalled, by
the Germans conduct in the Polish
capital. He added that Warsaws
citizens had suffered "indescribable
physical and moral hardships' and
that women and children in the
city were in need of immediate help
Evening star., 1944-11-16
A Big Saving, and It's So
Easy! No Cooking!

Cough medicines usual
ly contain a large guam
tity Of plain syrup-a
good ingredient, but one
which you can easily
make at home. Take 2
cupsofgranulated sugar
and l cup of water. and
stir a few moments un-
Evening star., 1944-11-16

MAN OR COUPLE. for general work. coun-
try home. 6 miles from Washington Excel.
tent conditions, separate quarters with al
conveniences. Veteran preferred. Elm
MANAGER for the Forest Park Bowlina
Centre. 1911 Garrison blvd, Baltimore
Md, Please don't apply unless you are
capable Eaaaf ,odo Of managing "a alleys. Phone
working. conditions. hours to :. Apply
aEareHfTERa 1oS hlshHs ave e. TAX. charge ot
goDaEs MARKET sf4' sesa 70 14th f00a St. n.x n's
MEATcUTTER. experienced. sos or bet.
ter per 5la-day week; excellent working
GGneSns sss central oKuMs e1s cspo 9cs s.rSt. MSARKE
PULLMAN CO Essentis Eassa nesied Worf s.. 8. fHF M
Richardson. Rm. 800, Union Station, OF
the s: Railroad Retirement Board. sol
n sassiisn,ss ssn md g4ss,,9. .9n.s
jia,aTy; infTE;s i1nSss5pdinr 1Ss1 :, meals Apply MR.
MECHANIC for fleet work; must be ex.
perienced on Fords; good working condi-
See Mr.. Mcclure. CERTIFIED BAKERY
MECHANICS. experienced: good wages
PLEASANT pleasant, working conditions; permanent
s,sf 7s rGES Florida SsssE sss
MECHANIC, experienced on trucks. steady
EXPRESS LINES. ard and r SITS. ne. Du
f'ECHANICS for automobile repair work,
must pc experienced. CAPITOL CADILLAC
%, 1872 22nd st. NV, Ma 1900
MEN, white. to train for laundry routes;
permanent positions with excellent oppor-
tunity; Apply WEST END LAUNDRY,
MEN. white, learn skilled trade. essential
INDUSTRY: with or without car; good salary,
increases, car allowance; gas Supplied
DAYTIME hours: permanent. WESTERN
!s4ITr !Es14ITrERM1NATING CO.. 1923 18th st. NV.
restaurant: good wares, good meals COM
fortable place to work. WEARLEY's. AIS
MEN to work in machine shop; must be
able to adapt themselves to machine shor
practice M Apply BOWEN a. CO. INC,
41l2 Bethesda ave. Bethesda, Nd
MEN, colored. two. Kitchen work and
ssi:Ta t. iins nI I'eeSs Il i a60od
Evening star., 1944-11-16

Ill disSolVed. NO cooking! No trouble
at all. Or you can use corn syrup or
liquid honey. instead Of sugar syrup.
Then get from your druggist az
ounces of Pinex, pour it into a pint
bottle, and add your syrup. This gives
Evening star., 1944-11-16

All persons to be hired In this
area, must be referred BY the local
United States Employment Service
Once, unless the specific ndpertise-
ment indicates otherwise.
Evening star., 1944-11-16
one magni ficent gesture
for more beautiful hands

fes You can treat your hands to literally dozens of sken
soothing applications from just of these tremendous lars Of
Dagge0 and Hamsdels luxurious Hand Cream It's the smart
way peer softer hands throughout the long ahead
30 stock up today while war-stretehed supplies still
available! And remember this wonderful Hand Cream is mkt
one Of Dagge and Rmsdes uramodern line Of beauty ads
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28
Tickets to Lecture
Must Be Procured
Prior to Lecture

All who wish to attend the all
color motion picture lecture by Alex
ndcr Sprunt. Jr., which will bc
pCnSOrCd nv the Henderson Bro
'lub here Thursday evening. March
>. al 8 o'clock in the parish house.
src urged 10 get their tickets al
once. since tickets Will not bC avail
able at the door. They may bc pro-
cured from any member of the CLUB.
pr from J. y. Il. Conncll, at Parkcr'S
Drug Store.
Mr.. Sprunt is said to he very in
tCrcsting lecturer on wild life. and il
is believed that his lecture and
movie will be very worthwhile for
those who attend.
Since his earliest years Mr.. Sprunt
has devoted himself Ia outdoor plr-
suits. and il is said that few persons
know as nc docs the forests and
waterways. the swamps and prairics
of tho South. from the CarolinaS to
Florida. Louisiana and Texas.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28
School Driver
Training Is
Well Planned
BY LYNN NISBET.
Daily Dispatch Bureau

haleigh, Feb. 2S.-Onc reason for
inc success of the pre-induc,Ion
arlver training program in the
States high schools is that it WAS
enlSlully thought out before any ac-
tual teaching was begun. Same thing
accounted for success of tho ,,in,,,.'
Friday night at which field workers
ol the highway safety division re-
ported on progress. Thirty-udd T.
cone steaks spread along three tables
and surrounded by French-fricds
ana green peas, was an un,,s,,o,
sisht. The steaks didn't just show up
"lthout preliminary planning. They
lao been picked up here and there
LII i'ls me past two or tmcc DAYS
ana assembled at the propcr tim, ,nf.
plicc To provide a ru,'al feast for t;,r
governor, for army Officers. State
employees and few working news
PAPER men.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-28
TWO PUBLIC HEALTH
AUTHORITIES AT UNC

Chapel Hill. Feb. 25.-Two djstin-
.uIShcd authorities in the field of
'uDlIC health, Dr. G. +. A. WinSIow.
!ncci"r of the John r. Pierce La
'Oratory of Hygiene at New Haven.
,onn.. and DR.. G. &. Pierce. medical
director OF Planned Parcnthond Fed
ration Of America. Inc. will speak
t the University OF North Carolina
N Thur"day. March ,. and on Sal
rday. March !, respectively. ii was
announced today.
DR.. Winslow. who is Il professor of
rublic health at Yale University and
chairman of the Housing Authority
f New Haven. will speak on "ITolIS-
M and the Public Health Program"
Thursday night AT o'clock in the
auditorium of the University Mcdi-
al School.
DR.. Pierce will discuss the worl,
IF the Federation which nc heads at
} o'Clnci; and again al II O'Clock on
Saturday morning IN the auditorium
IF the Medical School.
Both workers arc being sponsored
here by the UnivCrSity'S School of
,'ublic Health.