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The article reviews the book "Creating With Paper," by Pauline Johnson.

The article reviews the book "Creative Paper Crafts," by Chester Jay Alkema.

The article reviews the book "Creative Paper Design," by Ernest Röttger.

The article reviews the book "Paper Shapes and Sculptures for School Use," by Mary Grace Johnston.

The article reviews the book "Paper Sculpture," by Mary Grace Johnston.

The article reviews the book "Designing with Light on Paper and Film," by Robert W. Cooke.

The article reviews the book "Creating with Crayons. Creating with Colored Paper. Creating with Poster Paint," by Lothar Kampmann.

A demographic survey was carried out in 1961- 62 in certain parts of the country to study fertility differentials between nomadic and settled populations. In the paper referred to, the magnitude of the fertility differentials between the various groups was considered only in terms of the average numbers of births reported for women in different age groups. In this paper a closer examination is made of the patterns of the differentials, and possible underlying causes are then assessed. After eliminating the childless women and standardizing for age at first maternity, the mean number of live births is generally higher for Gezira and Managil than for the two nomadic populations and Muglad, for each age at first maternity. In communities characterized by early marriage, absence of contraception and high emphasis on fertility, childlessness generally means involuntary childlessness and would thus be a close measure of inability of the couple to procreate. In such circumstances a measure of childlessness would be provided by the proportion of childless women among married women over reproductive age.

This article presents information on the journal "Applicable Analysis," edited by Robert Gilbert. This is a new international journal concerned with analysis that has been applied, or is potentially applicable, to the solution of scientific, technical, engineering and social problems. Gilbert, and his assistant editor, David Colton, are backed by a strong international team of Associate Editors, who will be seeking for the journal papers on subjects such as ordinary and partial differential equations, integral equations, theoretical numerical analysis, classical analysis, Approximation theory and constructive methods in functional analysis. On the other hand, papers which are about routine application of analysis for solving a problem of the real world are selected primarily to the understanding of the problem rather than mathematical discovery and are thus outside the scope of the periodical.

Presents articles published in journals covering various topics in speech. Results of investigation into psychology of voters in the article 'Immediate and Remote Goals as Political Motives' in the 'Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology'; Establishment of relationship between twinning and left-handedness in the article 'Twinning in Stuttering Families,' published in the journal 'Human Biology.'

The article focuses on the book "Developments in Educational Testing," edited by Karlheinz Ingenkamp. The book reproduces in English 79 papers on educational testing given at an international conference held in Berlin from 16-24 May, 1967. The authors are experts in measurement from all over the world, and they have made important contributions in the field of testing. The contents include testing throughout the world, educational objectives of testing and varying types of tests for the assessment of scholastic achievement.

Comments on the issues discussed in papers published in the periodical 'Educational Studies.' Civilian rights of teachers; Case studies on teachers' rights.