"You mustn't think of these people," said General Ike Eisenhower last week, "as just some sort of unfortunates . . . They are notthey are one of you. I saw a major general, one of the finest athletes of his time, definitely breakbreak because he could no longer sustain the agonies of combat. He could not talk to me without shaking, and he had to go home. This cannot be dismissed as not touching you personally."
General Ike was talking at a Manhattan luncheon given to raise money for the U.S. delegation to the International Congress on Mental Health, to be held...
To continue reading:
or
Log-In
