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Evening star., 1946-10-02

Under D. c. latDs, couples must
apply for a marriage license ON
one day. toait three full days osd
receive the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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hospitals alone cost US $170 1000 600. Ten
years from now, if the past rate of increase
continues, they will cost $3.50, 600 year.
In 1896, the cost of maintaining mental hospi-
tails and services, plus the loss of earnings to
patients themselves, was estimated at one
billion dollars. And all these costs are growing.
It would seem that a nation with a notably
large heart and keen sense of economy would
long ago have done something about these
conditions. Yet very little has been spent to
get at the root of the trouble - to gain an
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understanding of why people break down, 80
we could attack the problem at its source
and try to prevent it. In other fields of medi-
cine such as cancer, tuberculosis and polio
myelitis, we have mounted large-scale Often
sives, especially for research. Today public
and private agencies are spending on re-
search 500 year per case of polio as COM
pared with only Is cents year per case of
mental disease. Paradoxically, for every
dollar spent for research into the causes,
treatment and prevention of mental ILL
ness, 500 is spent for hospital care of the
mentally i'll.
Another drawback in fighting this soourge
is the lack of personnel. There are in America
today about 1900 psychiatrists. We need at
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and how we can make sure that it is success
Many of you have seen the recent articles
and pictures that revealed shocking condi-
tons in some of our mental institutions. 1t is
useless to berate their officials. More
often than not, they lack the funds and
personnel to do a decent job. The fact IS,
mental illness has gone far ahead of our facili-
ties to cope with it.
Right now, 100000. Americans (more
than six per cent of the population) suffer
from some sort of mental illness.
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least 14.OO0 to provide even an adequate
service.
We are desperately short of psychiatric
social workers, psychiatric nurses and compe-
tent attendants for our mental hospitals. I
know of mental hospital that has only one
physician for every 700 patients. I know of
another with 5000 patients and only three
graduate nurses.
Let me translate some of these facts into
human terms. Here are two case histories of
mentally i'll young people = the kind you
might find in house down the street or
possibly, some day, under your own roof
A girl named Alice, one of four children in
middle-class family, showed signs of moodi-
Continued on page Is
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0NE out of every 10 Americans who read
~ these words win sooner or later need the
help of a psychiatrist. And one out of every
20 will spend some part of his life in mental
hospital.
These are the hard facts of Americas men
tai health today. The one consolation is that
our children may not face quite so gloomy
prospect.
For on July 3, 1916, Congress unanimously
passed the National Mental Health Act,
which is aimed at the improvement of the
mental health of the nation. Congress has not
yet appropriated funds to carry out this Act.
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ice screening, about ~ per cent OF
all men given medical discharges
were declared unfit for service be-
cause of some mental or emotional
disorder.
There is no way to calculate what
these facts mean in terms of suffer
ing among the victims and their
families and friends. But a dollars
and cents reckoning may be at
tempted. In 1912, public psychiatric
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Doctors report that over half the patients
who come to them with physical complaints
are really suffering from mental or emotional
disorders.
Some 100000 hospital beds - that's more
than half of all we have - are occupied by
mental patients, and quarter of million
new patients are admitted every year.
When we went to war, we drew, presum
ably, upon the fittest members of our society
to do the fighting job. Yet, according to
Major General Lewis B. Hershey, l,767,O 900
draftees were rejected for mental and person
atty disorders And in spite of Selective Serv-
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When funds are made available,
this legislation will not only make
it possible to attack the present
problem of mental illness on a
broad front, but viii pave the way
for a comprehensive program of
prevention.
Every citizen has stake in this
program. 1t is therefore important
that you know why this act was
nassed what il ia intended to do,
Evening star., 1946-04-21
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

shP}Hss 5 for s4Oedrcom house oa5 r North
and bath house, suburban Phila.. for 3
beIrm. and bath house, vicinity Washing
HOUSE In Lancaster Pa, for house or
apartment here Sale. rent or trade, Box
NEW YORK WASHINGTON - :s-bedroom
larger IN IN kensins tor. Nd. owner, ii ii
N Sun porch
NV, for 2-bedroom house or apt. nearby
Xlrslnia H,Gu \, Call NO o65s. ~ H2l
from DC, for ] or = bedroom apt, good
Will EXcHANGE a 5-rm house at
sr!sEs59rg. V Va; Phone cH, OBI. HGSi ~
3-BEDRM. HsE. for -bedrm. nse. Yves
ley Heights house wanted: will also con-
D. c. Want to exchange Ordway nr. oath
st, house, detached white brick, on lot 50x
l15; entrance hall living room, dining
rm. maids rm., maids bath. 3 bedrooms.
p: baths; tull storage ATTIC detached l-car
eon6}oH ngoSd aTa years Gd oil
Conn ave transportation. shopping,
schools Wesley Hts house must be equiv
5ept in eyery rfspeet' but must haye
Star No brokers
II CLEVELAND PARk-Modern detached
s--laNlly nome, containing an S-fln. =
bath apt. and a 6-rm., bath apt. prefer
trade on small home in similar location
No agent. Phone WO. 1868.
I'm. HOUSE with sleeping porch and
sun paror. large yard and garage; near
school and store. for a 3-rm. apt. GE
EXCHANGE 3-bedrm. hse.. Haddonfield, N.
j, suburb Phlla, for 3-4-bedrm hse in
NV, Wash. d. c., Md. or Va. Tele, EX.
0SUS 22'
ATLANTA, GA bedroom brick bunga-
low. in good neighborhood, for similar
house in washington or vicinity. Write
Box }22-A, Star.
PHILADELPHIA-Exc (sale or renD
sub. Phila. 6-rm. house for same in Wash
ington area. Box 44S-A, Star.
NEW JERSEY. WASHINGTON 2-bedroom
duplex, near N Y, for similar house or
apt. EX $500. Ext. 293@2.
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APIS. FURNISHED Cont.

> WANTED, glrl congenial. between ages OF
"a and 20, share furnished apt with an
oothGegr eir!; rent, S32.5 Phone Glebe
p4S2; pdSfs CO. conysnent to Navy Annex and
new apt, living rm, dinette. kitchen, ,
bedrmS,. tile bath. with Marines widow
~, $3.50 EACH 10 min, Wash. Box
NEAR WALTER REED HospIrAL-Lady,
~ middle 30S, to share 1-bedrm. apt with
Iady; Protestant home' $50 mo. Box 22'-
j TWIN;BED RM APT. kit prtvil, IL
or Trinidad bus line; S32 single; ref Box
BTsiNEss BUSH; ssaf WOMAN wants settled. Prot
separate beds; $50. includes linens. utili-
ties and unllm. phone; 18th and Col; ref.
GIRL to Share I-bedrm. apt with another
gMl; $50 per mo. Call II. 2753 after II.
I,Ii I32 Iryinston vi St s,w,, Apt; "a oro
ME sa9fn h9 APT 5sT5 Th R lay ST. T'fkRs n#
s8rd AND F STs. N.w.-Neat girl, age a3-
nicely furnished. with another girl; all
modern convenienceS; Si5 monthly Phone
BETHEsDA-Lg. liv-bedrm combination;
kltchenette, dlnette, dressing rm., bath,
lg. closets, . Hollywood beds, for SRI to
stores vi 973o: after :, OIL. I.,-2l
TWO GIRLS. "0-25. TO share 2-bedroon
apartn!ent, near Colonial VILLAGE Airing
1869 col. RD. NV, APT. 4o5-Wl!l share
3-room, kitchen and bath apt. with mar
Tied couple or > girls. for > mos. while my
husband is out of town: exclusive use of
bedrm and kitchen; unlimited 5 Ph3ne an! ana
Al utilities INCLUDED; $50 mo DE, l526;
turn. apt, > r. k. and b, SD mo. Reply
VERY ATTRACTIVE. conv. transp.; con-
genial lady, 25-35, 10 share with another;
good ne. location; ST Box 355-B- star
REFINED CATHOLIC GIRL to share with
another. attractive .5-rm. apartment; ST.
Anthony'S parish: so. Box 354-R- Star.
WANTED-Glrl share 2-room. dinette,
kitchenette, balcony apt, $40 mo-: conV.
to Capitol; Apt. 4nl Capitol Towers Apt,
POS Mass ave. ne 2@+
COLORED-l0 MILES in Virginia, Green's
VILE; Arm and sun paTlog apt. Call at
315S Hayes 81. ne. ADJ. y. basement.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
APARTMENTS WANTED.

RETURNING VETERANS and other EN-
ployes Of CAPITAL TFanSit Co @ yrSeptIy dIs reed
apartment, to rent phone MI 6363. Ext.
WANTEDWAn unfurnished > or 3 bedroom
mox1th with years lease: will redecorate II
necessary. Box 33a-z. Star. 23'
near 3 " Univ. ' Ma. S9s6 Mr. TT TENER
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE desires one-bed-
room. unfurnished apartment, for imme-
diate OCCUPANCY; Virginia preferred .5l Tele-
phoEe EXecutiye 1924
oyT rasg Los s6 yseraa ant Derm n AS s5gnsd
cors. transp. Please call WI 3204 81.
8 GIRLS, college grads. perm. employed
June l. willing to split up if necessary:
Cal Cal DI; 9s9S after 7 pm. weekdays all
MAJOR, Just returned from Pacific, and
wife desire furn. apt. or house. Hillside
1900, Ext. 200. 81
aepfoz anosGdD June 4l 5juS iSs 15 j. @ cah ME- ME- q5S5
WAC CAPTAIN, just returned from over
to to transp. to Pentaso one q two rooms;
MAY Is OR BEFoREEone. bedroom apt,
married; no children. BOX a26-A, Star.
So g5sstioaps;o, aso, both employed; no children. is.
WANTED TO RENT OR SUBLET-1 room
apt. NV. section, by young employed
woman. gentle. Ma. SlSS weekdays,
TWo ROOMS, K and b. urgently needed
BY perm; Goyyt; emp no children or pets.
RGTERaN S41 IRAN AND ND WIFE desire 1-bedroom
apt, furn. or unfurn: both employed;
nondrinkers: no children or pets, rel.
TWo THt RECENTLY returned Air Force cap
area, sFa rp RE fo75 s7oo' Ext. 2l54' Sat, and
APARTMENT or house, furnished; returned
from overseas, Army officer, wife and baby.
permanently assigned; no pets. Alex. 1000
ARMY COLONEL will pay any reasonable
rental for attractive furnished modern
one bedroom apartment, Northwest section
preferred; excellent care of quarters as
sured: no pets or children: permanently
assigned Washington. ST. 20s5. Saturday
PERMANENT Navy officer and wife desire
one or two room furnished or unturnlshed
apartment. no children; no pets; will pay
ADULT FAMILY desires before May l one
or two bedroom furn. or unfurn. apt;
lease or suitcase. 81. 4911. -21
NATIVE WASHINGTONIAN desiers 1-bed-
room studio apartment, D. C., Virginia or
Marytand; employed no pets or children.
APARTMENT-3 or 4 room modern apt.
midoe-aged man and wife, no children
or pets; 10 years in present apartment
best Of references. Phone RA. 1887. MRS.
WAkL1AA1S.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Cont. ]

WANTED TO RENT or sublet-House or
apt, two or three bedrooms, now till Aug
18th; up to 500, per mo- no children. no
pets refs. Call Ma. 2S19 during day.
DESPERATE NAVAL OFFICER, eager to
enjoy home with his family Of wife and
two preschool daughters for first time in
$ mos, sincerely appeals for furnished or
unfinished house or apt. All now living
in one room. VIII guaarran1ee, best care
PROFESSIONAL MAN, in Govt, perm. as
signed D. c.. with wife and DIR, s yrs,
urgently needs unfurn. 2-br. apt. or house,
pref; NV: pay up to Sl25 mo-; will take
excellent care of your property. 81. 1884
SIX MOS RENT in advance for two-bed
room furn. or unfurn. house in Va. or
n.w.-D. C. R. A. officer permanently as
FGRN. OR UNFURN. 2 or more bedroom
house or apt. in nv. D: G. or suburban
$50 per month. Call G. HANNAuM
WANTED-3-4 bedrm hse in NV. area
Nd. or Va; handy with tools and paint
landlord problems Tel. Ex. Os0s. 23+
FAMILY of 4 adults will rent and care for
your home in Washington vic. until fall;
refs. eXCh. ROBERTS, RE. 1900, Ext.
400. or HO. $500. 27'
Evening star., 1946-04-21
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

TRADE for apt. or house in Montgomery
County suburbs. small turn, apt in Viii
EXCHANGE on suitcase furnished WASH
mgton 2-bedroom tor similar, furnished
apartment in New York. Call before. =,
WAsHINGToN PHYSICIAN will exchange
bedroom new apt turniShed . or untur,
WILL EXCHANGE one-bedroom- apartment
n Arlington for similar in the Los Angeles
area: BLANK, Chestnut 1852 2l'
CLEVELAND APT. or house wanted in eX-
change for our WASHINGTON apt. Gail Silver
WILL EXCHANGE furnished apt. s.w. near
BIB & r. 5nr0 / for fuEn R Or ga9R 9n5vE s4aI IN NV
oENIRALLY LOCATED III \. Y, j-Tm
apt furn ", or unfHTn to .:,l eXchanse B e. Tor
WILL EXCHANGE pleasant one-bedroom
apt good CONDITION, nv seetioH' 3ci. lor "a a
have two children, BOX 47:!7;A. Star.
DESIRABLE 2nd-foor tWo-bedroom apt,
vicinity Dupont Circle; rental. 500, , tor To-;
Chase. Bethesda. Silver Spring. Box 4O4 "A.
ARMY OFFICER wishes to exchange l.
apartment, Arlington, Virginia, near Wash
P XPfE So S,y g3I IS5-Y; staT o.,ro zr3 a.
nlsned apt, GEORGETOWN for eXchange with
eraEIZ East SIDE. Box 4!4-A star Staro,,,s.~o
utilities; windows; 3 exposures; conVen-
lent NV. location: in eXchange for =
bedroom apt GE. 27I5
WILL EXCHANGE apartment in Baltimore
having two large, airy rooms, dInette,
kitchen and bath, for comparable apart
Ma 3647 during weekdays or Meha*k
1858 Baltimore after 80 pm.
:5-RoOM FTRN. APT. in Takoma Park for
Groom furn. or unfurn. apt. close in down.
town. Sligo 1859, to 10 m, or TO
EXCHANGE n. Y. FOR D. C.-Have a
ident section. Will exchange for 4-room or
large apt. or house in Z. c. For intorma-
ton and appointment call Mr.. GLASER
WASH, d. C.-DETR0IT. will exchange J.
D C. for similar quarters near. Detoit:
$50 monthly rental, including utilities. Call
Will ! Ii "gE EXCHANGE beautiful modern ?
bedroom apt, NV, so, for large l or >
bedroom apt or bungalow, with back
Spring. Call before l m. or after pm
TXCHaNGE NV. washington apt, " rms,
kitchen and bath. for 2-bedroOm apt. or
same in Baltimore. ToWson, Forest PARK,
Walbrook section preferred Call NO 1896
apt. in Arlington, near Pent33Igon, 10, foT
or suburb Gil SU9h.
WaSHINGTON-NEW YORK. f-hedroom
Unfurn. apt. in modern apt. blde., IN eX-
change for similar IN N, Y. City or Sub
CENTRALLY LOCATED in New York, 3
room apt, furnished or unfurniehed EX-
change for similar in Washington north
west Box l27-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
HOUSES FURNISHED

Will SHARE MY FURN. HOME with mar
rled couple, all utilities included. $50 mo
i2o Yuma St Sc. To see. call FIR. 1926
ATTRACTIVE. 5-room stone house. two
screened porcheS; available months be-
month, including utilities. Call evenings
between - IA, 22S5.
DESIRE , GIRLS. ages 20-23, to share
Groom house. > blocks bus line 2419
Davis ave. Alexandria; $40 each. TIE.
SUMMER-5-room house, ? bedrooms.
nicely furnished: large yard; shade trees;
for months from June 81; .Takoma
CONGENIAL COUPLE to share lovely f.
bedroom country home, located on River
rd., in Potomac Hunt section. with en-
ployed, y, owner; no small children. Cal!
GEORGEToWN-small house; two bed
rooms bath. living, dining room. kitchen;
references; S165 month. Box 395-A. Star
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-Bea Beautifully
furl ished, spacious home in restricted Vir
g;nia neighborhood, - minutes from
downtown Washington: 3 bedrooms. 212
baths, maids room and bath, screened
porch and deck porch, pantry, all-electric
kitchen with garbage disposal, BendiX
auto. oil heat. 2-car garage, no pets $500
month Call DU. O6fi6. Ext. 112 2l'
Evening star., 1946-04-21
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

4 STORES and Is modern apts,- less Than
10 years old Income, $4,000 yearly.
P5ice sl2 tines SuPStaatiaI Sj la cash required
1900 BLOCK 8th ST. E.W.-Full, complete
apts. recently, built apt house, good in
vestment. Call MR.. HARRIS. NO. 5025.
APT. HOUSE. story, 3 baths; income.
$4,000 yearly. Price, $4,000; $1,000
REALTY AssottIArE5s, INC unit apts,
near upper 14th st. NV. Excellent con-
dit,on. with annual income Of S5.9l0. very
low operating cost. Price, $4,000, Call
Mr. Tolstoi, EX. 1922. until 9 D m. -21
REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC.-Two 4
family apts., . bedrooms TO an apt, indl-
vidual heating: only eXnenseS water, rent
and taxes: income, S2SS month. MR..
TOLSTO1. EX. 1922 un,!l 9 pm. 21
REALTY ASSOCIATES, ISC.-l0-unlt apt
with income of S420 month. $25, 600
VIII take 5000 down and terms Mr.
CARR. EX. 1922 until Q pm. IL
Evening star., 1946-04-21
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

9 LARGE ROOMS, kit. and bath. hall;
COURSS S6950 cash WO. 272s. Dps
FURNISHED = Co operative apartment,
consisting of nice size room, foyer, kitch-
en- and bath in larRe apartment house with
elevator and telephone switchboard sery
ice: near 18th and R sts. NV; only
S6.5OO: reasonable cash and balance
monthly To inspect call Mr. Nyce, DI
6O92s with VIM NJ THROCKMORTON,
Rea lS)r Investment Bldg
Evening star., 1946-04-21
HOUSES UNFURNlsHED.

BASEMENT, light
Housekeeping rm.. IeyCl with st floor, un-
furn.; suitable = single girls, living rin.
priv, SO ea. ArLng OIL. BOX iu2-A,
WILL GIVE Up our unfunshed apart
ment OF ! room, IncloSea porch. kltchen
and Semibath III convenient location ia
any ore who can help lis obtain a new
car Box @63-A, Star
sons. facilities for light housekeeping
= persons. 500 3 persons, So. zoos
So. Randolph st, Arlington, Va.
3 CONNECTING ROOMS, kitchen and
bath. electric refrigerator; newly deco
rated; rent, S125 per month. Tel, AID
5649. Box 2SS-Y Star.
COLORED, BROOKLAND-Sma apt, pvt
home. refined couple. employed; no chill
drea. all utls; ST.. so HO. 9O41.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
HOUSES uNEuRNIShEp.

ARLINGTON FOREST HOUSE, rms
available June 30: unfurnished, for rent
or for sale in exchange for house or apt.
in Philadelphia. R. H. TEDFORD, 5043
Smithfield rd., DreXel Hill, Pa.
Evening star., 1946-04-21

SOou teIHlS. Mrs. SMITH, WI. 1917,
ATrTRAcTIvE a-BEDRooM HOME in Re-
shesdao IN ga Chevy Chase area: attached garage,
I,iad on neal perfect cond1tion, owner occu-
LOVELY HoMEo1mmediate HOME rgna possession
Book 5oo crosses rear Of large lot shaded by
trees, roses in profusion rock garden ter
raced, quiet neighborhood. 3 blocks from
tsi;s ous; mile la,, from Rosslyn Va: House CON
first floor, porches front and rear; full
light basement 6 windows, adaptable tc
conversion to 4.room apt. Gas range
81 $50, OWNER, CHI, s963 N ~ -
bas3 RRrtaRs New St o s Pesaehsa
range and refrigerator. Large lot. New
house house condition; L block to Transports
on nad Prced 6 Can se Be
possession Ma. 1913; Sunday and eve.
PUFF PUFF pFroSr bF 3S1 PARK, e14 Ridge rd. Sc
Immediate possession, 6-year-oid de; detached
;;. 6sst Large }eysi lot s4SSe essS 5s
MAN Realty, INC. 1883 Good Hope sii I'd
ASAcosT1A' ,Goms sTd u. a7se St ossDetashes;
lavatory. Screened porch, oil hot-watei
heat winter and hoekup Built
HARTMAN REALTY, INC. 1858 Good Hope
PRICE REDUCED for quick sale. Row
brick containing s, rooms, sleeping porch
refrigerator and tabletop gas ISL range. an T Lo. ).
seted ,T il The M 300 bIoek Of shspherd St. n:W
41st ST. NV, EN-. 4709, O733. evenings
WO. 7110. Ofdce open Sunday 10 am. tc
5 pm. -23
GLOVER PARK-A most unusual and at
tractive home. easily converted into 4
apartments. with excellent income posi-
hilities, or exeellently situated for large
Quick. DI. 1881 until pm. "
WILL TRADE RAD detached bungalow-type 9.
Red. for 6-room row brick in good NV
location plus cash difference in value
WAGGAMAN g. BRAWNER, 1900 Eye ST.
Sis.95o; Chevy Chase corner custom
built, frame, Dutch Colonial This is your
opportunity to get real buy in a rea
home. 3 bedrooms 2 baths, detached ga.
rage. large lot. Property is in excellent
condition and is priced for immediate sale
subbssantlsl bsEn -IInhr cssh needed; Possession
NO. 1882. pa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-20
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