CASE NO. 3.:

This case is that of a navy man whose disappearance was a mystery to his

family. The first information as to his location was obtained through

the U.S. Veterans’ Bureau, Medical Division, as the result of a telegram

received from the Director Medical Services, Department of Soldiers’

Civil Re-Establishment, Ottawa, Canada, which stated that a man had been

arrested there as a vagrant; that he was apparently a mental case, and

had been in the U.S. Navy. His name was furnished and his identity

established through the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery of the Navy. He

was promptly hospitalized by the Bureau through the co-operation of the

Canadian officials and returned to this country with an attendant, where

he is under treatment at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital.

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