...[continued from the previous page]physical disease? unemployment? lack of training and skill? low wages? lack of thrift and economy? Why put our thought and effort on adjusting one social problem while we leave untouched the conditions that lead to a continuing supply of social problems? For example, social agencies such as this have dealt again and again with cases resulting from feeble-mindedness. The mentally sub-normal are unable to cope with, and adjust themselves to, the complex demands of society and are continually needing help from such agencies. What have we done about it?