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Nine experts in technical and
administrative aspects of "hospital
i care financing have been appoint
ed to advise the National Com
mission on Financing of Hospital
Care in the selection and develop
ment of its research projects.
It was announced here yester
day by Gordon Gray commission
chairman and president of the
University.
The commission, an independ
ent agency financed by $500,000
in grants from -several founda
tions, was - established "to study
the costs of providing adequate
hospital services and to determine
the best systems of payment for
such services."
The new technical advisory
committee had its first meeting
March, 21 and 22 in Philadelphia.
Chairman Gray said it reviewed
the findings of regional . confer
ences sponsored recently by the
commission "to determine day-by-day
problems that are : crip
pling efforts to provide high qual
ity hospital care for all segments
of the population." ,
He said leading representatives
of consumer as well as profession
al groups attended the regional
conferences. After reviewing the
problems presented by these
groups, he said the technical ad
visory committee will formulate
recommendations for study pro
jects it believes the commission
should undertake.
The- commission, Chairman
Gray continued, plans to appoint
other special advisory committees
and panels of consultants as spe
cific research projects are de
veloped. He said the following
persons have accepted appoint
ment to the Commission's tech
"nical advisory committee:
Ray E. Brown, superintendent,
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commissioner of health, Philadel
phia; H. B. Mulholland, M.D., pro
fessor of medicine, School of Med
icine, University of Virginia;
George St. John Perrott, PhJO.,
Washington, Chief, Division of
Public Health Methods, Public
Health Service; C. Rufus Rorem,
Ph.D., Executive Director, Hos
pital Council of Philadelphia; E.
A. van Steenwyk, Executive Dir
ector, Associated Hospital Ser
vice of Philadelphia, and Carl
ton 2. Wertz, M.D., Buffalo, N. Y.,
President, Western New York
Medical Plan.
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Special to The Daily Tab Heel
DURHAM, March 22. The
North Carolina Merit System Of
fice in Durham today announced
given May 3 for professional po
sitions with the State Department
of Public Welfare and thecounty
departments of public welfare.
Positions for which written ex
aminations will be given are case
work supervisor, case workers II
and II, case work assistant, case
work trainee, supervisor of child
welfare services, child welfare
consultant, child , welfare case
workers I and II, county 'superin
tendents I, II, and III, field social
work representatives, and junior
publicity specialist.
An examination for the posi
tion of homemaker will also be
given.
The position of case work
trairj!$ has a salary range of $180
$200 per month, which will be
rffisetf on July 1 to $180-$210.
College graduation is required;
The position of case wbrk assist
ant has a salary range oi $200
$240 Der month, which will be
raisecfto "$210-$250 on July 1.
Briefs
Unitarians
Dr. Alexander Heard, professor
of political science here, will ad
dress the meeting of the Unitar
ian Fellowship today at 7:45 p.m.
in Gerrard hall. His topic will be
"Religion and Politics v in the
South." All interested persons are
invited to attend.
- Moravians
Moravian students on campus
will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in
the "Y" library. The Rev. Robert
A Iobst, missionary in Nicaragua,
will show slides and lead a dis
cussion of his work in that coun
try. Episcopal Students
There will be a student congre
gational meeting of Episcopal stu
dents today at the Chapel of the
Cross immediately after the 11
o'clock service for. the purpose of
electing a new student vestry.
Morehead
The last showing of "Stars and
Atoms" will -be given at the
Morehead Planetarium tomorrow.
The program describes the atomic
processes which nature has been
College graduation with 18 se
mester or 27 quarter hours in
sociology is . required.
Both of these positions may be
used in all .county departments
of public welfare. Most other po
sitions for which examinations
will, be given require graduate
training in social work and ex
perience in the field, and are used
in the State Department of Public
Welfare or the county depart
ments of public welfare. .
The closing date for 'r-f;pt of
applications, which must be on
the official form, will ba Apm
Bulletins giving further informa
tion about these positions and ap
plications may be ' secured from
the Merit System Office, 3 1 0 Vz
E. Main Street DurhamrRegisters
established from these 'examina
tions will be used to fill existing
and future vacancies in the field
of public welfare in North Caro
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carrying on for centuries, and
which have challenged man's in
telligence in this atomic era.
On Tuesday, March 25, "Easter,
The Awakening," the traditional
Easter program, will open at the
Planetarium. 'Extra performances
'at 4:00 on Saturdays and 2:00 on
Sundays will be given for the
period embraced by this presen
tation, March 25 through April
21. ;
Alpha Phi Omega "
Alpha ' Phi Omega, National
service fraternity, will conduct
guided tours of the campus, start
ing from the North Science RoomH
of Morehead Planetarium, from
1:00 to 5:00 this afternoon. .
Film Forum
The YMCA-Hillel Film Forum
sponsors the film, "Wilson," in
Memorial liall at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
Following the movie; Fred N.
Cleaveland will lead a discussion.
Everyone is cordially invited.
Math Colloquium
. The Mathematics Colloquium
will take place at .4 p.m. Wednes
day in 320 Phillips hall. Professor
Brauer will speak on "A Gen
eralization of a Serum of Aubry
Thue." Afterwards a tea will be
held in the Mathematics library at
3:30 p.m. .
. Art Talk
John Allcott, head of the art
department, will deliver a gal-
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