Early Identification of Emotionally Handicapped Children in School

reminder of the danger arising from the present unequal utilization of world food resources.Dr. Ellis, who has studied child health in all its aspects at first-hand in West Africa, South-east Asia and elsewhere, says that this inequality applies not only between country and country, but in backward areas where problems of food transport and storage have not been solved, between neighbouring localities, and between 'fat and lean' seasons . . .The overriding question is now whether foodproduction can even keep pace with the steadily increasing number of mouths to be fed.