Psychiatric-Unit Construction Will Round Out
Present Plans For Memorial Hospital Building
rt.j>yru|ji laiiuns iui u>e comple
tion of tlie psychiatric wing al
STemorial Hospital will round out
the present construction plans for
.tie state-owned teaching hospital
here. . • r '
Hospital Director Dr. Robert R.
Cadmus revealed here to^ay^ that
funds up to a possible total of
$300,000 have been appropriated
for completion of the unfinisii^
ground floo. of the 75-bed psychia
tric wing and for the erection of
an earlier - planned t'wq - story ex
tension of the psychiatric unit.
T :e State Hospitals Board of Con
trol’s grant of $r.*0,000 can be
matched by a similar allotment
from the ,hL C. Medical Care Corps,
mission through fede al Hill-Bur
ton hospital construction money.
„ Dr. Cadmus said that the com
pletion* of ths project will end
the Hospital's six - jear building
program as .-presently envisioned,
with t,hc exception of d possible ad-'
dition to the nursing ^fhool dorm:
it. ry, which is. currently in the
planning stage. The Director cred
ited John Umstead. Chairman of
the Menial Hospitals Board of
Cont ol, and Dr. George Ham,
Chairman of the Department of
Psychiatry,' with sparking ^the
program which will round out the
psychiatry unit’s building. To date,
•Pr.; Cadmus . gala, ireititer the
psychiatric or nursing unit addi
tions have been necesafy to the.
carrying on of the Hospital’s rou
tine. ‘ -
According to present plans a call
for bids on the psychiatric pro
ject will be issued before the end
of the fisQal year and construction
should be started in the summer.
The job will entail the completion
of the ground floor of the preset
building, which was as an .in-'
ZANE GREY'S MIGHTIEST
WESTERN ADVENTURE!
^ *u iif- # M>o'
^wtn^Cosrfm,
-J" l» and PEGGY KINO
—Saturday—
—Sun.-Mon.—
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— Tuesday-Wednesday —
PLAYING WITH^.TAR HREtS—Kenneth Rosemond, son of Mr. and M%s. Leonard Rosemond, is
■'one pf tfiTmembers-'ty. (he ‘'ttrong Tench”' for VddVrFMiyr'W&UlWS) CmUNt Tar- Heels who tnr
peeled to see plenty, of acfidn in this weekend's D'rie Classic basketball tourney at the Coliseum in
Ralevih. V . . - J
'Broadvising' Of Cage Games Being Planned
A unique radio • television co
operative experiment in present
ing C'arqhna basketball games,
with the play-"6V:-play provided by
radio stations and the picture by
tWUNC-TV, was announced here
complete.shell because o! the short
age of funds in the .origiri&fcrpxo*
jecf. . 7 v..L:_J
Th * two-story wing on the Ipw*
fs. de of- the present building
II contain a multi-purpose room
ah extension of the occupation
al therapy department on the
g ound floor anh facilities for ex
tending the out-patient depart
ment on the second floor, in addi
tion t > a child psychiatry ^area*
The present ‘psychiatric unit was
an approximately ShOO.QOO project
and is connected to the rear , of
the main hospital building by a
two-story corridor. „ <1
Carolina!
TODAY
' Little Fcys"
* ; ^fcnrnrrg—.——
EOB HOPE
FRIDAY
JOHN PAYNE
' MARY MURPHY
IN
j "Hell's Island"
SATURDAY
9:30 A.M.
CHILDREN'S MATINEE
All Cartoon
Program
CHILDREN 25*
. .■..iff _:
SATURDAY
//'
The Trail
The Lonescme
Pine
//
STARRING
FRED MacMURRAY
SYLVIA SIDNEY
SUN..MON.-TUE.-WED
VIVIEN LEIGH
'y KENNETH MOORE
IN
'The Deep Blue
, Sett"
THURSDAY
DEAN MARTIN
JERRY LEWIS
"Artists And
Models
today' following a conference at
tended by University officials and
representatives of a number of
North Carolina radio stations.
Under the plan, thre^, Carolina
home basket ball games* will be
heard over'^-certain cooperating
radio stations and be seen simul
taneously on WUNC-JV, Channel 4:
Nothing like it has ever been tried
before. ^The games selected for
“boari vising" are; Ma-yland-UNC,
Jan. 16: State-UNC. Jan. 18; Wake
Forest-UNC, Feb. 15. *
W. D. Carmichael Jr.( Vice Pres
ident and Finance Officer! of the
Consolidated University, described
Tax Listing
Continued From Page l
times.
1 A 10fr penalty will be added to
I .the tax bill of all late' listers.
A livestock schedule to be used
■ as a guide for listing for 1956 has
been set up with values for the
1 various tf-pes of livestock.
The listers have been instructed
to accept the homeowners’ list of
their personal property.
■ As for the listing inventories,
store owners are r«»|nireH
their inventories at 100 per cent
of the cost value carried on their
books. „
Poultry
j Continued From Page 1 ■ '■ ~
include: *
1. A better handling 4nd mark
eting system for eommerical eggs'.
2. Ah increase of . layers in
small flocks for greater efficiency
of operations. -
3. Additional flocks, especially
for/hatching eggs. ,
4. Greatet use of. mechanical
equipment to- sgve labor.
5- Applying better methods of
feeding and management.
/ 960 Goals
50.000 more commercial layers
nrodueing 500,000 doz. eggs, $200,
000.
12.000 more layers for hatching
eggs producing 100,000 dozen; $60,
000.
750.000 more broilers &aflued at
$495,000. ' .... r
Total increase, $755,000. ‘
AGP
Continued From Page%l
than the iclosing date
May 31, 1956 tor the 1956
ACP.
At the close fif the apt ini
gram, the fall program will]
A 15 day sign-up period
announced later. *
formers arc reminded
regulation that r akes a farr
eligible fpr Federal costwfharinj
under ACP if he harvestsin excesj
of his acreatosattptpjeft on anj
commodity t/at is under 'allot
mcnfrfj^fhrrner operates mon
than^ne farm and harvests in ex
cess of his allotment on eithe)
„ he will be ineligible foi
Fderal cost-sharing on ‘any farn
item. If a farmer receives pay
ment under thejfi56 ACP and har
vtfcrin excess age allot:
ment he will be requlrd to refunc
the* paymenTTfQide~to him.
the arrangement which “will per1
mit a basketball fan'to put his radio
side by side with his TV set, and
see and hear the game at the same
time.”
Hiflsboro
Social And Personal
;:ere ! ' '
Mr.' and Mrs. Alfred Smith of
Columbia, S. C. visited with Mr.
jnd'Mrs. w! Lr. Smith of SMtWary's
.toad over the C.iristmas holidays, j
■.THOME ■■' ’ ' H*/- "j
Mr. and Mrs. VV. M. Baldwin and
on, Bobby, of Kingsport, Tenn. and
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rosemohd. of
,’hapel Hill came here ' Friday
light to spend Christmas with
their pa.ent.s, Mr. and MtN< J- L.
ys cm and. ~
VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. J. L< Rosemond
vent to Clinton Sunday night and
returned on Monday after visiting
rvith-Ahejr son and family, Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Rosemrfnd.-—___
HERE
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Stone of Hills
boro Avenue had their children
home for’over the Chrisffnas holi
La., Mr. and Mrs. Paul Satterw’aithe
of K&rnersville and Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Davis of Anderson, S. G.
AT HOME -
Mrs. W. J. Wrenn has returned
to tjer' hrTme -following ar-major
operation-inAVatts Hospital.
VISIT PARENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brandon anil
children of Winston-Salem visited
wtih their parents Mr." and Mrs.
G. F. Miller of W.' Tryon Street
rduring the Christmas holidays.
IN FLORIDA
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Martin
Adventure
in
Good Eating
By Jean Gattis
If you still have 'lcl^
turkey and arc wondering what ‘
lo with it.%ry a Curried ruikc..
In fact you can even invite *»
friends to share thi.s beuu.e •
■urries are #tittle exotic and JUr
ferent.. Another good qLKilitx i
hat it will clear >our house of a_
eft-over Christinas tidbits suen as
olives, cocooJtuit. nuts, etc .
p.eparing thi.s is fairly .simple
Fust add a medium cream sauce
md add curry to taste. BE CAE a
■Tli with the curry. One teaspoon
o a cup of cream sauce should he
luffictent. If you have a lot ot turk
ey make a pint of cream sau^e it
inly a little just make a cup of
:ream sauce » ■ ,,
Add'curry and-turkey a ad serve
>ver rice. Have smaller dishes' with
iccompaniments around your table
md let each person help himself.
{ou can use cocoaltutrcr-ushed pea
iuts or cracked « salted pecans,
mumbled bacon strips, chooped
—a chutney and any other spitTy
vers you ' might have* can
-- i'" good.
berry sauce might even he* _
After all 'this/ just say "Dinner
is served," and stand aside.
Milk production on farms iji
North Carolina during October was
estimated' at 141 million pounds, a
-rtScSrd forffiFmonth:"^™--—“■
Oh the basis of reports from
growers and ginners, the 1955 Tar
Heel cotton crop is forecast at
'55.000 bales. This would - be 2Vz
per cent less than pioduclion last
year. .
spent the Christmas holidays in
Miami, Florida,'as guests of Mr.
?,la tin’s sister Mrs. Sam Page Jr.,
and family. ~ >
TB Projects
On A t U. H
I Six projects, all aimed at com
batting the ancient enemy, tuber
culosis, arc being pursued simul
taneously at the University—with
cooperation between the U^C Med
c&l Sc-.iool and the Gravely Sana,;
torium the latter -jt pa^t of the
state’s TB Care system.
I During the past year, as part
1 of a tuberculosis detection prog
gram approximately 10,000 chil
dren seen in the Memorial Hospi
tal pediatric clinic, Gravely Sana
torium and in a Survey- of public
School children have been given
| tuber^jlin, tests.
| in another controlled experi
ment with, children, ways and
means of preventing spinal menin
j gitis as a complication of tubereu
! losic are being investigated.
Another project, is concerned
with the effeettoeness of antibiot
ics in treating tuberculous adenitis
in children. Nodes removed sugical
ly in the treatment of pulmonary
tuberculosis, ape providing mater
ialNfcdr a cooperative investigation
carried on by scientists ' in the
-Gravely laburatories -and physicians
Lin the-Departments of Pediatrics,
Surgery and Pathology at the UNC
School of Medicine.
■ Dr. Annie V. Scott, pediatrician,
iflvos as -a liaison J
'tween 'the. ^
[School and'lhe gJj
*««2
UM„ Z*
WWSMwJ
<«' children m,. J
of paints With >1*
for in' Gravels, JJ
Memo.iai
Tuboreu! fTi
plied, _X-rajs aft
dicatcd and the (
served f<)r,evtdena
disease. ln the y,
pediatric cjinic, t
is designated for
dreo who show p,
' to the tuberculin |
In
/At the Gr
s/lf, operated
of Dr.. H. S t
projects yodt
significance;
1. Devetop
vaccine tiuTT
feetive ajid
pines now in use.
2. Seeking, dew
ifying certain ,ne*
in..the treatment*
i Winner Of InsulatedBoj
Drawn On Dec. 21
T. W. Throneburg
Of Efland, N.-C.
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