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er te SEA strted that he ho the which tlco han Ho guid the subject :mie the stitem-nt and had also romarked that he was a jan to orpunize e corp of janitors, mekine subject had also mentionad that he had had come to, lived there cat awey from thi difficulty with nm woman dovn there. aS related t time he had considerable difficulty wit doctor gaid he diagnosed the subject's itis und prescribed for hin tzbiets con mili-:rems of phenol birbital, one to be pliced on this prescrinton on Fentomber September 19, 1945 ard said he very was so much of the imoression thot thie <> a d erranced for thie min to be Xe-reyes at offices in the thnt he had never uy 6 itor or did junitor wore and wes no further explenction of this work. The been a_naper hunver at one time and thet he ircicating that he had ut city for awhile because he had some ic het thie man hed also claimed that at one ha throat lesion, that wes now cured. The case as bein’ due to nervousness and duoden- tairin: 20 mili-rams Traeentire ond 20 teker before each merl. Subject hed been 12, 1945 ani had_returned to the office on much improv.d. sted tynt he man might be ATI. hk thut h: had told the He etated that this last mun to come back to his office uvain on trip wes not necessary but _thit he cect a student at the Tve this individual to bear out hic impress the man looked like Hitler, RP tcted that he did this for the exnress vurpose of obtairirs the views of his deu-nter corcern= inv this n's appezrance. He stated that his diuchter is now a senior at, and thet she is e very stuble type youns woman. He si:ted tit his dou > observed the caticnt when he made this lest trip to his office ard she too had confir-. the fact that this man definitely looked like HITLIN. The soctor stuted tint his daunnter, after viewing this mn, had become so nervous and excited thet sne vould not stay in the offic., dus to the fect thut she too had thourht this .an couJd nave been Hitler from his epperrcance. Sentember 26, 1945. d_ to have nis duu~ hter Complainant siated thet the subject, upon returnin- to the office on Sept er 26, 1945 had acain stuted that he wus very auch inorov-d and re: rked that he hed previously been very worried-end nervous and ti.t he Wed never b.fore obteined euch relief cowoorable to tnut he hid reccived fron ho st:ted thet he did not know whether or not subjzct hat ade tais es a Pletterir- re-urk or not. He st-.ted that tho subject ot all tiwen while at the office had been ecco:icunied b: two the sare two “an on cach of tiese four trins. These men atcording to were touch looking and Cerven in cpnenrence, apreared to be rough in their dress and of the laborins type, who always came into the office with the eubject and waited for hix to leave the office. The cubject had mie no offer of explainin~ the presence of these two men. He seid thece two men os he reculled, had dark heir, presented a terman type aprerrence, vere competent looking, . 5poke no words in the doctor's presence, were betwecn 30 and 4C yours of re, were — taljer, mors muscular and lurger meh than the subject. iilc belioved thut tho. sutject ~ “hed, paid A g account in cush after completion of the troatuent. : =2- ae noes