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happen, I mention a boy of 10 who had made an excellent adjustment to his complete paraplegia below TI I and his father came, bitterly complaining that his boy-an intelli­ gent boy-was put into a school for disabled children. I got in touch with the medical authorities and in those years they were not very helpful at all. Had there not been an understanding headmaster who took him into his ordinary school this boy would have been kept in that school for the disabled. He became an excellent pupil and won first a scholarship to Reading University in mathematics and from there he won a scholarship in mathematics to Trinity College, Cambridge! Mter his exam he became a lecturer at Nottingham University in mathematics. He is now-happily married-with a fellow­ ship at Princeton University in the U. S. A. If this boy had been kept in a school for disabled children he might be perhaps a second class clerk somewhere in an office.

The results of laminectomy in patients with incomplete spinal cord injuries