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May, B. Frank. To Help Children Read, Columbus, Ohio, Charles E. Merrill, 1973.Jordan, Dale. Dyslexia in the Classroom. Columbus, Ohio: Charles E. Merrill Publishing Company, 1972.King, Helen. The Soul of Christmas, ill. by Fred Anderson. Chicago, Ill. Johnson Publishing Company, Inc., 1972.O'Brien, Carmen A. Teaching the Language-Different Child to Read. Charles E. Merrill, Columbus, Ohio, 1973.Olson, Arthur V. and Ames, Wilbur S., Teaching Reading Skills in Secondary Schools. Scranton, Pennsylvania: Intext Educational Publishers, 1972.Sullivan, Dorothy D. and Humphrey, James H. Teaching Reading Through Motor Learning, Springfield, Illinois, Charles C. Thomas Publisher, 1973.

In both normal and hypophysectomized rats femoral marrow regenerating after mechanical disruption was found to contain a proportion of mast cells 8 times as high as marrow in the unoperated contralateral femur. In hypophysectomized rats this increase resulted in peak mast cell densities of 4.8%, and persisted for over 7 months.

A DEBATE has arisen over whether there is a relationship between alcohol and morphine addictions. With the classical phenomena associated with addiction there is little or no evidence for a connection between the two drugs1–4. The short-term effects are different, the withdrawal symptoms are different, morphine antagonists do not precipitate withdrawal in alcohol-dependent animals, and usually no cross-dependencies or cross-tolerances have been found, although there are reports of increased tolerance for morphine in mice that have been habituated to alcohol5and in some human alcoholics6.