The Psychological Problems of the Returned Ex-Service Man

is a modern counterpart. The problem of Ulysses is the problem of the many thousands of Displaced Persons in Europe to-day, of the returned Prisoner of War, and, to a lesser but still very significant degree, of every ex-Serviceman and woman after release. It is difficult to estimate the exact size of this problem. The psychiatrist may only see the grossly maladjusted few, though he will see the difficulties amongst his friends and colleaguesWe will see the side effects in the Marriage Guidance Clinics, in Child Guidance Centres, and in th? delinquency statistics. The social worker w1' / meet it in her histories and it will have its influence