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C5e POCKET PACK BUFFERIII REG. 11.00 AMBER SHAMPOO or RINSE 39c 19c Ml Pint Bottle C3c Blue Star Dinners Fresh Frozen Turkey, Fried Chicken, Beef, Pork, loin, Ham, : Salisbury Steak, Meat loaf EACH Cashier Window Services YEAR AROUND IAT-AWAY PLAN Free Gift Wrapping and Greeting Cards For All Occasions 0 Hunting end Fishing licenses e Checks Cashed 0 Money Orders o Postage Stomas 0 Bottle Return 0 phllco TV end Radio Tubes at 20 Discount 0 O-l Floor Polisher A Waxer Rental 77c e day THE NEW frir.arvr--jBM LharaeoaBW LatakKaanavaV LkaMavaseni CORNER JACKSONVILLE HI WAY AND LOZIER LANE Hypnosis May Be Cause of Some Menial Illness Chicago (Science Service). Hypnosis by an unqualified person can actually help cause mental illness. What Is believed to be the first case in medical-legal his. ' tory in which hypnosis was accepted as contributory, al though not entirely respon sible, for mental illness was reported to the American Psychiatric association meet ing here by Dr. Bernard TeU tel of Long Beach, Calif. The case was that of a 45- year-old woman whose bacle was Injured while she was working as a restaurant helper. When medicine and bindings failed to help, she was referred to a neurologist. He recommended a course in -hypnosis. She took a coursa of six hypnosis treatments. The therapist, although a pro fessional person, was not a ' psychiatrist. In this case there was un- mistakable evidence of what psychiatrists call a schizoid personality the kind of tier. son who is withdrawn, seclu. slve, shut-in. The woman showed marked emotional de tachment and tearfulness. For the next nine months, ' the woman moved from one rooming house to another In rapid succession. She was try ing to escape from persons who were "controlling her mind, hypnotizing her and at ' tempting to harm her." After the nine months of running, she had to be put in a hospital for treatment. Individuals with schizoid type of personality develnn. ment have an above-average chance of becoming mentally ill. Dr. Teitel told the psychia trists. He warned them against using hypnosis with this kind of patient. Dutch Engineers Supply Wafer to Caribbean Island Oranjestad, Aruba-fllrl)-"Wa. ter, water everywhere but not amp 10 annK ' was a fa miliar quotation which rang only too true to the mariner OK OIQ. And tor centurln tw ..... and the oceans defied men on partake ot their wa But necessity to man be came the undoing ot nature's aim to conserve its resources. Only 30 years ago modern alchemists began to tap the sea for drinking-water. A water shortaa-e rfevinnf on thii arM. ttrir.t-M..,- ... land in the Carrlbbun man years after the rjlnh quered it in the 17th Century end repulsed British and Trench invaders. . Wells bes-an to run Arv mnA some water had to be brought hi imra omer countries by ship, but this wss not the solution. The sea itself was the only answer. In 1930 Dutch engineers started a orolact tn m.ir. water potable. They were un- uw io convert it In large quantities and inserted disks with small holm in h. Into water pipes to prevent nuuiae oy users. Build Plant Yet the Dutch felt they had made great inroads anri in 1939 built lr. .u-t 1- Ul.t Offers amnl urntai. 11 i -... w ... IC91- denU of this westernmost 1s- " m me Netherlands Antilles. 'It ll wnrVina n- - ...... .w.j, BMUB- factorlly," skelte Faber, head of the water plant, said in an Interview. "We have problems of course, but we can take care of them." Faber, a tall blond with plercins blue evn mil n...j Jaw, explained the workings ui wo piani ana men took this newsman on a tnnr nt h. i., units which cost $12 million iu au minion to build Briefly, this is how sea water can h mnuHi drinking water. Salt water is fuuieq mio a Doner which makes steam. Som r ik steam is blown Into a genera- xr io make enough electricity to serve the Island. Part of the steam also goes through cop per pipes which diverts salt iree vapor into large vessels. The condensed pure vapor be comes pure water through lowering pressures as It goes through each vessel. The plant Just outside this capital city is the largest in ine world, it will be expand ed soon tn mo.t th. n... nj new chemical industries which are intended to enrich the economy of Aruba. Faber was philosophic about his country's accomplishment. "Now that the Russians have put a man in space I don't suppose anyone is par ticularly Interested la Amer ica about our water problem," hs said. Faber was reassured, how ever, that the Russians proved only that the Impossible can be made possible and the Dutch had done that many years ago.
