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Indeed, there seemed to be no tendency on the part of psychiatry to evade them ; but willingness to aid was not enough. Men must be available, men with sound scientific training, energy, tact, vision, idealism, courage, and resourcefulness. The task of such men was to extend the frontiers of their sci- ence. There were now too few workers to meet the demand. The same was true a few years ago in public health work, but public health courses were now being formed in the medical schools and there was now a steady flow of young men being trained tor useful work in this field. The same must be done to secure men for the social work of psy- chiatry. Dr. Edward D. Fisher, of New York, declared that the opinions expressed in Doctor Salmon's paper tallied with his own experience of twenty-five years. 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