Dr- L W. V. Gordice, Sr
t
> 'Durham Nativeldmitted
To Bd. Os Thoracic Medics
D* JOHN CORDICE, JR.
NEW YORK Dr. John W V
Cbrfiice. Jr., son of a prominent
late Durham. N. C. physician, was
. recently notified of his acceptance
by the American Association for
Thoracic Surgery.
An outstanding surgeon arid j
brictitioner himself. Dr. Cordice
'* as catapulted into the national j
imelight last spring as one of a I
tAam of surgeons which operated
’ ' ' on Dr Martin Luther King follow
ing his stabbing in New York.
He was recently a member of a
surgical team which performed j
the first case employing “open I
• - " heart'" surgery using a pump-oxy- j
■ ! ' v gen generator at Ornage Memorial 1
- ; • Hospital in Orange, N. J
"S-** Cordice is currently a visiting
surgeon in heart and b'ond
- “ surgery at Harlem Hospital,
• "• lnstructor at the State Unive r
sitv of New York College of
Medicine and maintains a pri- j
;v ? "7 Tate practice in New Yorjc and
Orange, N. T.
Dr. Cordice passed the ora! and !
s he Board of Thoracic Surgery at ,
""its April meeting in Los Angeles
':i The Board of Thoracic Surgery j
" is a subsidiary of the American
-* T'pecialty board in general sur- I
.. K°ry.
The chest specialist already j
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holds membership :n several dis- j
tinguished medical bodies He is a j
diplorr.ate of the National Board j
of Medical Examiners and the A
meriean Board of Surgery, and is
a fellow of the New York Acade
my of Medicine.
n 1952, he was given an “honor
able mention” • citation by the
Medical Society of New 'fork Ir,
1956, the title of ' Assistant Estran
ge!'” was conferred upon him by
the faculty of Medicine at the Uni
versitv of Paris for work on ser
vice of Prof. Francois de Gavadart
D'A'laines at a Paris hospital
Dr. Cordice is the son of the
late Dr. J. W. V. and Mrs. Cor
dice of Durham. He was train
ed at N. Y. I"., both as an un
dergraduate and as a medical
student.
Cordice served as a captain .n
the Air Force during World War
TI. He is married to the former
Miss Marguerite McGill of New
York. They live at 272 Rosemont
Place, Englewood, N. J.. with their
three daughters.
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THE RALEIGH RECREATION DEPARTMENT had a varied program for this summer, which was j
culminated with a ceremony and many contests here last week. The above photo shows lamps, made
from ice cream sticks, ceramic pieces, waste paper cans and stick figures. Complete story, see page 14.
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CHATTING AT THE 33rd national boule of the Zeta Phi Beta
sorority last week in San Francisco, California, were, from left: Dr.
Deborah Partridge Wolfe, national grand basiieus; Mr. William G.
Porter, assistant to the vice-president, marketing, Anheuser-Busch,
Inc., and Mrs. Leonfa McQuiUlster, local boule marshall, Mr. Porter
was host to the executive officers of the sorority at dinner in the
Georgian room of the Whitcomb hotel.
Yes, We All Talk
By Marcus H. Boulware
PRIMARY STUTTERI.NO
The following are some remedi
al steps which may be used by
parents and teachers of p unary
stutterers:
1. All speech conflicts must be
removed
2 The child must be kept in as
rood physical condition as possi
ble.
3 The child must have a plea
sant home situation.
4 The parents and teachers
must learn not to react emotional
ly to the stuttering blocks.
!t. The parents and teachers
• hnuid seek to cancel all the
child’s unpleasant memories or
experiences of stuttering.
6. Hi ip to establish favor
able speech conditions in the
school and on the playground.
7. Ihe child should be given as
many successful situations as pos
Fcod Sensß"Not Nonsense:
h Calorie Pinch Turns Tc Profit
Ask any boy, junior-grade or
full-grown, how he avoids running
,i the rri when his allowance is
■ vit. He apt to tell you he pinches
pennies and cuts back on ways he
.-pends money Dieters react in
much the same way when their
calorie allowance is cut and they
Their bodies automatically pinch
I Walker, Edna Lyles, Joan Roberson
Joyce Roberson, Elain Hinton, Mil
dred Campbell, Maxine Askew, Ma
cine Askew, Louise Roberson, Phyl
lis J. Mann, Faye Clinton, Barbara
Powers, Barbara Hall, Barbara
Jean Worth, Hilda Alston.
Misses Nancy Iredell, Barbara
Mann, Grace Watts, Beity Stevens,
Eleanor Nunn, Azella Fling, Elaine
Johnson. Pauline Raines, Anne
Pettiford, Sandra Seßsrry, Jeneil
King, Janice Leach, Virginia Jones,
Carolyn Judkins, Matyre Latta.
Matyre Becost, Adelaide Cobb and
Cecilia Griffin.
fi Insist upon unilaterality m
. most of the child's activities.
'That is, let the child determine
his own hand preference and eli
; ruinate all effort to change this
preference.)
9. Train the child to perform
temporal patterns with the paired
musealatures (That is, the child
can be taught to beat out simple
rhythms. For example, clapping
the hands to a musical pattern.
10. Increase the child’s person
ality assets in every way and de
! crease his liabilities.
11. If ii, is possible to keep the
; child from being dubbed a stut
terer, do it.
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, no longer eat as much as they did
1 calories and cut back on ways to
: rpend energy.
| What, results: An unconscious de
i crease in physical activity.
| What to do: Increase your phy
j siesl activity while you cut. back
| on the amount you eat.
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