1/10/44 Mother's letter: "My son is now living at home,
working nights in a laboratory and planning to start college
again (after a year's absence owing to enlisting in the army)
the 20th of this month. Re seems so uncertain, so depressed
and upset ever since his honorable discharge from the army,
July '43, that I am making a personal sacrifice to send
you this check to read for him, with special emphasis on
vocational guidance. He is truly a very troubled soul, and
it is grievous to see a young chap of 19 so unhappy, and with
no self-confidence which is generally so abundant in youth.
Please send this reading as soon as you can and help a very
bewildered young man to find his proper place in the world.
He was a brilliant mind and if it could be turned in the
right direction, would be and could be worth something to
humanity. Please be as specific as you can, for he needs
definite help badly. He is losing weight from his mental
turmoil in trying to find the right path to follow...
P.S. The boy begged me to send you this request."
2/06/44 Mother's letter: "...May 10 seems a long way off but
I know how carefully you try to put the most important ones
first. The young man is praying that your guidance will show
him some pathway that will not lead him to a dead end which
he has so often feared."
2/25/44 Mother's letter: "...I do not understand why you
have changed the date of my son's reading... This young man
needs help desperately and as soon as possible, so I do hope
that the May 20 date still is the correct one. He is so
bewildered and upset he would be ill, I am afraid, if I told
him he would have to wait until October for your help. These
discharged boys need help as soon as they can get it, and
so please reassure me that the May 20th date has not been
changed..."
5/20/44 On the basis of the mother's correspondence, the
following questions and those at the end of 5133-1 were
formulated by IMG: (1) In what field of endeavor may I best
fill a constructive life and serve my fellowman? (2) Should
I plan to return to college after a year's absence in the
army?
REPORTS
3/13/50 Questionnaire sent. No reply.
4/01/52 No record of verbal or written contact on this case
since date of reading.


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