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The chronicle., 1963-11-12

NO.. 1851
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
Nc. 1s.457
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TO
PAUL BACKS
Beaumont, Texas
You are summoned to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the County
Of jackson in said State, on the LIST
Monday of December, AID, 1868 ct
1000 AM, to defend suit No. 17s457 in
said Court Of JEWEL BACKS VS.. PAUL
BACKS. Wherein you are a Defendant,
and wherein Complainant seeks a
divorce and other relief as fully set out
in bill on file.
1858.
(SEAL)
WILBUR q. DEES,
CLERK Chancery Court,
Jackson County. Mississippi.
BY: FRANCES j. ROBERTS.
DC.
81 1i-12, 10, 26
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FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS
md other Respiratory Diseases
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Legal Notices

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NONRESIDENT NOTICE
NO. 17,427
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TO
GEORGE MILES CLARK. JR.
Address Unknown
You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court OF the County OF
Jackson in said State, on the 1st Mon
dav OF December. AID, 1863 at 1000
AM. to defend suit No. 1927 IN Sold
Court Of NELLIE ROUSE CLARK VS..
GEORGE MIL S CLARK, JR. Wherein
you are a Defendant. and wherein
Complainant seeks q divorce and other
relief as fully set out in bill on file.
This 9Th day OF November. AID,
1863.
(SEAL)
WILBUR @. DEES.
Clerk Chancery Court.
Jackson County. Mississippi.
BY: FRANCES J. ROBERTS.
DC.
IT li-l2. 10, rs
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NO. 1882
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
NO. 17,462
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JOHN w. WRIGHT
ADDRESS UNKNOWN
You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County Of
jackson in said State. on the LIST Mon
day of December, AID, 1868, to defend
suit No. 17,462 in said Court Of lola
MAE WRIGHT VS.: JOHN w. WRIGHT.
Wherein you are a Defendant, and
wherein Complainant seeks a decree of
divorce as fully set out in bill on file.
This eth day of November, ADJ
1853.
(SEAL)
WILBUR @. Dies,
CLERK Chancery Court,
Jackson County. Mississippi.
BY: FRANCES j. ROBERTS.
DC.
IT 1i-13. 1s. s6
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SMALL


MAN or WOMAN wanted 10
SERVICE & COLLECT fr m
cigarette candy. gum and other
coin operated machines. MUST
HAVE good SERvICABLE
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and S625.00 to $4,000 CASH
CAPITAL " 7.
Send your NAME ADDRESS
& TELEPHONE NUMBER to
Federal Machine Company. Pc
box 26145. New Orleans. Louis
lana and we will arrange PER-
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Insurance k
NEED LIABILITY? DRIVERS LICENSE
CANCELLED? We insure all ages and
classes of drivers SR 81 e. 22's issued.
MILLETTE & ASSOCIATES NSUR-
ANCE SO 2-8282.
AUTO INSURANCE CANCELLEDf
Need SR-22 FILED7 Call 762-4oll.
BACOT 81 FRAZIER.
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Commercial Corner Lot in Kreole LOOK
200. Now has 3 cabins on 1t that are
rented. PASCO REALTY COMPANY.
762-7846. w. W. Rice, CIR STAB. Noble
Gordon, CIR 5-12l2.
Evening star., 1963-04-21
RESTORE A "NEW" LOOK
TO FURNISHINGS

l8A. Fobsproy. Put new color back into
dull drob and foded upholstery,
droperies and lamp shades eosiy and
quickly. Select from l8 decorator coIors
the one closest to the existing color of
the fabric or darker than II. Press the
button of the sproy can and delight in
the result. Also for rugs and automobile
interiors. l2-ounce sproy can. 2.99
18A1. 24-ounce spray can. 4.99
l8B. KIenk's EpoV Tub And Tile Finish.
Make your bathroom or kitchen sparkle
by changing or renewing the color of
stained and scared sinks, tubs, tile
walls, appliances .ond fixtures. This
IUstrous tiIe-Iook finish is non- porous and
Iong-weorine. Pink, turquoise, white and
yellow. Quart combination. 500
1871. Pint, $40 Thinner, pint. 1.49
18C. Upon Furniture ToUch-Up. EIiminote
scratches and hicks from wooden
chairs and tobIes with this combination
brUsh-ond-point pencil. Available in
coIors: black, blonde, gold, mahogany
mople, woInut and white. LOO
I'D. Upon Appliance Touch-Up. Make
chips and scratches disoppeor from
refrigerotors, stoves, sinks, cobinets
and washing machines. Choose white
or black lacquer. LOO
TIDY MATS BY GERING
l8E. Protect entrance floors of your
home from winter sIUsh and dirt with
olI-purpose clear polYethylene household
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designed TO prevent curling and kinking,
they have skid-resistont surface. Eosy
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-14
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE

ts z 3: s.s' Se .'rs ssE sa E.f @ sss gs'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-14
Trade Group Reflects Cermuk

Joseph Cermak, of Washington, has been reelected
secretary of the Structural Clay Products Institute trade
group of manufacturers of brick and structural clay goods
Mr. Cermak the headquarters staff of the Institute
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-14
OVER COUNTER

Following prices furnished by the Ma
tional Association Of Securities Dealers
in Washington represent the range within
which locally active securities could have
been bought or sold at ! pm. Thurs
/ day, November II.
Ranks and Insurance Eamnauiea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-14
By SYLVIA PORTER

channels to foreign buyers, but
permitting the countries to pay
for their pure h a ses in their
own soft" currencies.
Our Government has been
accepting these soft curren-
.cies-of such underdeveloped
countries as In dia, Pakistan,
Indonesia-and then has been
paying the United States ex-
.porters in dollars.
The true value of the soft
.currencies our Government has
accumulated from these conces-
sional sales probably amounts
to only II cents to is cents on
the dollar" Mr.. KLEIN believes.
But the wheat being sold to
Russia and the Soviet bloc is to
be paid for in gold and hard
cash. The sale of four million
long tons would increase our
dollar earnings from wheat by
over $3.50 million more than
100 per cent above 1925 earn
ings.
Benefit: This $3.50 million
increase in our dollar earnings
would slash the gap between
what we earn abroad and what
we spend abroad by at least 10
per cent-thereby significantly
reducing the dangerous deficit
in our balance of payments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-14
YOUR MONEYS WORTH
Benefits Cited
In Wheat Sale

Now that the ground rules
finally have been set for sales
and shipments of United States
wheat to the Soviet bloc, let's
assume the Kremlin follows
through and buys the limit of
four million long tons Presi-
dent K y has authorized
for sale. What would this deal
mean to our wheat economy in
p articular and the United
States economy in general?
Far, far more than most Am
orleans realize, says Erwin E.
Kelm, president of Cargill, Inc,
of Minneapolis, largest grain
merchant in this country and
the corporation which made
the first sale of 100000 tons of
wheat to Hungary last Friday.
In fact, some of the economic
benefits which Mr.. Kelm sees
stemming directly from these
sales well may startle even top
experts on wheat and foreign
trade. Specifically:
Benefit: While this one deal
would increase our total wheat
over 1862 by less than
% per cent, it would more than
double our dollar sales Of wheat
compared with last year.
Explanation: In recent years
70 to rs per cent of all our
wheat exports have been So
C allie d give-away sales. We
have been selling whe a t
t through normal commercial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-14
Gruce Unit Promotes Buird

James H. Baird has been promoted to the post OF
manager of the analytical research group of W. R. Grace
& Co.'s Research Division in Carksvile, Md Mr.. Baird
joined Grace in 1857 to work the development Of
methods of analysis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-14

a reasonable program to solve
our chronic wheat problem.
Explanation: Not in years
have we had so favorable a
surplus-price background
against which to agree on q
transition program acceptable
to all Of us-wheat producers,
consumers, taxpayers.
As a company vitality in
volved in the Soviet transac-
tons, Cargill properly refuses
to comment on the wheat deci-
sion or its enormius political
implications. But. says Mr..
Kelm fatty, "the economics Of
the sales are southland he's
certainly documenting his view.
Distributed, 1853, by the Hall Syndicate
Inc. An Rights ReservedD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-14
Scheduled Next Week

Joe Allendorf vice president and director of sales
for Eastman Kodak will be guest speaker at luncheon
meeting Monday of the Sales and Marketing Executives
of Washington Inc, at the Mayfower Hotel The
Mount Vernon-Lee Chamber of Commerce will salute
members and newspapers at its general mmberShp
meeting at $3.50 pm Monday at the Penn Daw Motor
Hotel south of Alexandria The newspaper will be
nized for years of reporting the chambers activities
George S. WitherS, district reporting manager Of
Dun and BradSree Inc, will discuss credit and colec
ons" at meeting Of the Mail Advertising Service AsSo
citation of Washington next Wednesday at $50 pm. at
the Charcoal Steak House Winning entries in contest
of materials used in ad campaigns will be shown at
the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-14

Explanatin: This deficit is
now running at an annual rate
of 50 billion, down from the
near-catastrophic rate Of ear
lier this year, but still large
enough to pose a relentles S
threat to our dollar. The bene-
fit of an increase in our dollar
earnings Of $3.50 million is OBJ
vious.
Benefit; This one sale would
radically change" our entire
domestic wheat picture-vir-
tually eliminate our wheat sur
plus and actually reduce our
reserve to only a prudent" lev
ell.
Explanation: This deficit is
ture Department has Just pred
icted that on next June 80, ou1
wheat carryover viii be nc
more than TBS million bushels
"a scant lbs million bushels
over what the department
considers a prudent reserve,
says Mr.. Kelm. The Cargill
president believes President
Kennedy's four = million = tt n
ceiling on Russian sales ere
fleets a concern that our stocks
might suddenly be reduced be-
low the level of a safe reserve
Benefit: The export of this
wheat would allow a cut in oul
domestic bulge t spending Of
around $225 million this fiscaI
year and of another $50 million
in the next fiscal year.
Explanation: As the Govern
ment's wheat surplus disap-
pears, the costs of storing the
grain will shrink.
Benefit: The elimination OF
the wheat surplus and the pre-
sent high world prices fol-
wheat will give us an extraor-
binary opportunity to work out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-14
Of People
. Ruling Nomed &c Vice President

F. Charles Ruling of Washington has
been elected regional vice president Of
General Electric Co. He was chosen to-
day by the company's board Of direc-
tors to succeed Nathan L. Whitecotton.
who will retire at the end of the year.
Mr. Ruling since 1861 has been man
ager of aeroSpace and defense market
ing in the company's defense programs
operation in Washington. He came to
Washington in 1859 as manager of the
defense field operations department. He
first joined GE in 1929. The region he
will head includes the District, Mary
land, Virginia and other Atlantic
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-14
Insurance Agents Honored

Charles R. Barker, jrr vice president Of the A. H.
Baker Co. was honored as Outstanding Member of the
Year while Robert L. Waters jr manager Of the WASH
ngton office of the Ohio Farmers Insurance Co., was
honored Associate Member of the Year by the District
of Columbia Association of Agents last night at
the Mayfower Hotel Gerald K Cassidy chairman of the
Awards Committee made the presentation before about
400 members and guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-14
Life Underwater Honored

The District of Columbia Life Underwriters Associa-
ton today announced Sherry c. Jones' agent for the
jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co., the first recip
lent of its advanced underwriting grant The award
made at luncheon meeting at the Willard Hotel pro-
vdes $3.50 for the recipient attend of three ad
vanced underwriting courses offered at Southern Metho
dist University Purdue and the Puerto Rico Advanced
Underwriting Forum Mr.. Jones has been in the inSur-
ance business for five years He received law degree
last year from George Washington University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-14
Giunt Names Five New Buyers

Giant Food. Inc, has announced the
appointment of five new buyers in its
General Merchandise Division. They
are Michael Kaye, senior housewares
and hardware; Irwin Krakaur, women's
accessories and intimate apparel; Stella
RoSenman, tots and girls; Joseph Gold
berg, major appliances, and Robert
Wittenburg. mems and boys. Mr.. Kaye
was a buyer for Grandway. a Grand
Union division, for five years while Mr..
Krakaur formerly was with JensS De-
partment Stores in Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Mr. Wittenburg previously was boys
department buyer for Giant Food.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-14
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (AP)-Noon over the
counter us. Government Treasury bonds,
bid, asked, net change and yield for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-14
Government Employees Firms Cited

Annual reports by Government Employees Life In
Surance Co. and Government Employees Insurance Co.,
have won awards from Financial World, a national
investment and business publication. GEIICO was named
rst-place winner among companies in the life insurance
industry GEICO received the thrd-place award among
COMPANIES in the property insurance industry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-14
WuIitschek Honored by Army

Col Kurt L. Walitschek, member Of the execu-
tive staff of District of Columbia National Bank has been
awarded the Legion of Merit for outstanding military
service He recently retired from the Army and his posi-
ton as controller and director of for the Army
Supply and Maintenance Command.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-14
Investors Plan Seminar

The fourth seminar for area investment club mem
bers will be held Saturday at lis pm, at the YMCA
Auditorium 1876 G street NV. The Washington Metro
poltan Council of the National Association of Invest
ent Clubs is sponsor The program will include film
on the working of the York Stock Exchange well
as discussion of the current market situation and Of
several companies stocks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-14
and Events
DC. Chamber Plans Awards

Awards to outstanding business and civic leaders both
nationally and locally will be made at the 25th anniver
sary awards dinner of the District Of Columbia Chamber
of Commerce Inc at pm Saturday in the Presidential
Grand Ballroom of the Hilton Hotel social per-
iod will start at $50.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-01

VA
lcensinvsd From Back Psssl
ministers Of she local eommvny. and u Is they who hsv
sIwsys bssn "sss vp pedestal" Carver sxp'si"'d
Carver was not able 10 ~pssss Wy ~SW No eSunVH
Of the peril that snveIops soes ssieeanvsssd FUr~
Negro eommonsy like chilli mSsssm& osF ssw - mess
mature Npro workers who hsp sosds hsss n'ssss"sr
students on she scene did provide with moving &C.
counts
HIS CAR SHOT UP
One was Randolph T. Blackwell. the Negro field dirse-
FOR of me- Voter Edvcssien Proise Isw srsOs's and
specialist in government and economic studies, who was N
car with sNcc workers fhss shot Up outside o.
~ dsns know now sss Idds able 10 sssnd W to
the strain and dsneer he ssId "As for yssH seems
like being in eoBsf where YOU move through me soS1s
expecting anything happen and looking ahead OF you
and behind you bofh al the same time.
"ob r ybsY shere are lot of white people IN me
community waro will want kill YOU and who will ny
No. hsf lhe poIice hostile TO you and not your
friends No. that the not going TO be fair with
vou No. e. that liable portion of the Negro community
will not understand what you're trying TO DO at first
And No. S. that il will require great persistence ana
continuation Of effort before fhe nation will awake vp 10
the point where will call the Administration to live up
TO its national responsibilities"
Carver Nebleit assured me he prepared TO take any
risk whatever fortified he is by his novioenee phcso
ply and spiritual feeling though TO now he has not been
shot.
mo matter what happens me am going TO parf'e''
pate in the for long possible, even wfen
90 back TO school," he said simply u was not always
non-vioenf" he laughed al fhe thought but we wonf
90 into that"
Another thing since these very religious people
they have deeply religious idea Of The fulness Of fine.
period when time does have meaning when everything
clicks We almost have the feeling that this is the fine IN
Mississippi"
Carver NebIett talks iffle rw<wsrdIy about his feel
mos Of spirituality and because he hesifsed to
commit 10 words things he feels deeply fhe spirituality
Of the non-voIenee philosophy
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-01
Scripture -


(Confinved From Back Pagel
FOR THE REAL y - INTO ACCEPTING THE
COLOSSAL "CHASTLY FARCE" tp 272. S&H)
DELuslcN THAT THE GOD AND FATHER OF
c-HLL-D-L-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS PLANNED NON
PARENTHoOD) - THE ONE, REAL DEITY OF The
FIRST CHAPTER OF GENESIS - THE ONE
REAL PARENT OF Externally PERFECT
OFFSPRING - THE IMAGE AND LIKENESS OF
INFINiTY, DIVINITY - ADAM-EvEtESS!
(cen l:26 - NEVER BORN, NEWER DYING
tcontinved Next Column, Top)
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-01
Complaining :
(continved From Back Page,

CONTINUED From Back Paqs)
Administration support for rehearing Of bitter court
fight that pfted aspirations against old attitudes
The is unusual because IL has brought into the
open novel device to eireumveni the increasing
laon Of legal barriers TO racial segregation in housing
II is revealing because II bares the extent to which
white residents Of select Northern suburb, Deered, will
go keep from living Negro he occupies
a new $4,000 house.
The Rev. Mr. Parker, whose church nationally opposes
discrimination Of any kind because Of color told his
congregation he took exception the approach of the
builders who hadn't let the citizens Of Deered in on their
plans
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-01

NEVER A SINNER NEVER BORN OF
SINNERS. - or WOMAN. uNcLEAN ueb. Old ~
AND, REMEMBER THIS. DEAR ONES GENESIS
FIRST CHAPTER AND THE FIRST nseee v6eseS
OF SECOND CHAPTER or GENESIS - -
AN AoY4ENTlc, ANCIENT MANuscRiPrf
THk REMAINDER or GENESIS SECOND
6yS<f9g& AND MORE or SUBSEQUENT ctAPresss
ar AHlecoRicAL - SHOULD EXPOSE SATAN =
,MuRDEkER. LIAR. VOID or TRUTH -
los ReALFTY n JESUS NJ John ss@3.4@.
AND JESUS SECOND COMING" IS WITHOUT
TINE MORTAL IDENTITY or MARv's FLEsHI -
MERELY MORTAL T-Ho-U-cHTE WHICH WAS
REDUCED TO ITS NATIVE N-o-T-H-l-N-c-N-E-s-s"
- FoREveRMoRe - ~ JESUS ASCENSION!
HENCE, THIS JESUS WHOM rE SAW LEAVE
INVISIBLE H. WILL RETURN m LIKE MANNER.
AS YOU HAVE SEEN HIM CO. - INVISIBLE!
114ls SAME JESUS CHRIST EXPOSES AND
DEMONSTRATES - THE COLOSSAL FRAUD THAT
~ IS THE DEVIL = LIAR; MYTH! -
WHOSE 'PHcNY' "LoRD-coD" tcen III. efe)
RAISED UP HIS FIRST MAN. ADAM; DEVILS
EVE AND MURDERoUs cAIN!!
AND DEAR ONES. NY HIGHEST CHOSEN,
CHRIST. SCIENTISTS, DO NOT FALL FOR SUCH
HELLisH DAMNABLE DELUSioNs!
THEY APPREHEND THE E-x-c-L-U-Si-v-E-N-E-S-S or
THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARFH"!
- REVELATION 2l:l; your Apoe. 2l:D - AND The
UTTER N-oT-H-LN-c-NE-S-S OF THE THINGS
SEEN TEMPORAL tsf. PAUL - THE EVIL The
HUMAN THE MATERIAL
PART
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-01
'RoMNEY SIGNS CANTON BILL
TO HELP BUSINESS CLIMATE"

Detroit News, May IL
BY Carl B. Rvdow. Chief Of the News Lansing Bureau
LANSING = Gov Romney today signed fhe Ford.
Canton BILL which Democrats have made clear will be an
issue in next years political campaign.
Brushing aside opposition demands for Veto Rom
ney said the new law would help erase Iongstandinq
charge OF employers that the Michigan business climate
has been hostile to them.
believe that House Bill 253 represents real achieve
menf" he said.
First the benefits to be paid to unemployed workers
will be increased he said Weekly benefits are increased
as much as IS. to a top rate Of $50 week.
In 1852. Roney ssid ihs increase would have srount
ed TO about $62ooooo additional benefits paid 70 vr
employed workers.
10 men and women idIed by vnerapIoyment this Il
important and " s especially ssnhcsnf because ss bsns
1T levels have not been increased six years. he declared
GODS DETROIT TRlBUNe:
THIS SHOULD BE ADDITIONAL MEDICINE. TO
BLOCK The DEVILS LUST VIA LABOR AND DEMO-
Gratis DRIVING BUSINESS our or MlcHlcANt
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-01

Uousinvsd from Back PsgsJ
FRAUDS couNTERFEITsi BuRLESouES Or
f,,v,Ne spIRlruAt R.e.AsL-ET-Yi - M-v-fh-Sl
NoT-HLN-c-NE-Ss! - MAsoueRADsN0 As
rus ONE. REAL DEITY OF THE UNIVERSE -
GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER. WHERE GOD IS
COS = APPREHENDEp ~ THE c-H-tl-0-L-e-s-s
CHRIST JESUS PLANNED NON PARENT
HOODS - CALL no MAN -. FATHER"i
WELL. DEAR READERS. YOU KNOW ouR
TtlpexlNc FROM HERE ON. AND WE WILL
ScN OFF BY GIVING you FEW EXCERPTS
rae DIAGNOSIS IS SETTER THAN THE
REMEDY OFFEREDi
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-01
Ronnney

coniinved From Page u
He dismissed the figures having mo reIevance
not mesningfvl TO the legislation"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-01
..wHY COLLEGES TURN OUT BOTH MENTALLY
SICK AND PSYCHIATRISTS'

SICK AND PSYCHIAIkiSIS
-. Out Of the university issue forth fne men'a"y
sick and the psyehsfrists supposedly trained 10 cure
them. Only they do not cure!
Very few people really know how to Ir'Nk' 'roe
intelligence Balanced intellect sound mindedness are be-
coming more and more Of rarity today What about your
Are you really thinking person?
With our besfniel<s and oddbaIIs, fanatics and
freaks helpless and insane are becoming nafon
and world Of fearful and unstable ereaiUres
WORLD MENTAL DISORDERS GROWING RAPIDLY
An American social scientist estimated recently that
IS TO 80 per Of the total population Of fhe world sv
fers from mental disorders!
MORE PEOPLE ARE IN HOSPITALS FOR MENTAL
ILLNESS THAN FOR POLIO. CANCER. HEART DISEASE.
TUBERCULOSIS AND ALL OTHER DISEASES COMBINED
m THE UNITED sTATES
For examples: mental patients still occupy half OF all
U.S. hospital beds More than million Americans were
hospazed for mental illness in the year 1852 Alone Abovf
two and one half million individuals treated annually
fer some form Of mental disorder in hospitals, clinics,
o9;