Director of Medical Services.
Doctor of Medical Science.
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Another arrested squatter was Lutheran Pastor William Rex, a D.M.S. activist who faces additional troubles.
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The parishioners accused him of devoting more attention to D.M.S. than to his flock's spiritual needs.
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It will never make a select wine list, but it has made another important listing: the shares of the Pr�fontaines company, D.M.S., have gone on the Paris Bourse for the first time.
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D.M.S. and its allies adopted such maneuvers as spraying skunk scent in the vaults of Mellon banks and disrupting worship services attended by executives.
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All these events, and the final great event, are best recorded in the austere official correspondence which I am permitted to extract from the files: From D.M.S.
From In Flanders Fields and Other Poems by Macphail, Andrew, Sir
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