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t2. It was his opinion that tny approach by physical reens thet would do no Lusting dorare to enotional centers in the train cr elsovhero in tho nervcus systen wus inpuatiblo at this tire. is enouro-enttomist tnd neuro-lathologist, he dcubtod that any such &pprcech, en by.ultresonics or othcr radiant'ener, would. ever.lo poosible.

'3."One should find, he telieved, ror nuzerous end zoro satisfactory uruga thun the olárr morphin/scepolcrin coubinttion, vuich would act selcctively on spocific nerve centers. torsonally, he disclained knouledge ef heipful londe; c.g., woule not eifor en opinion on vhother the currently controvarsisl lophenesin (hyanesin) was effectivo or not iovard allevirtlng endiety. Hn lud no epinien to offer on lccnirsid. kaonz the Irxr toxićdrugs (he hus writien iuthoritotively on eflccta of cyanices),he did not exroct usoful developzents.

did sucrest that wo conoult Pofithis City.

5. Although fully cooporativa in e senso it wes clenr that was unconfortabintt Certeinly, he would not cure to Lo consulted apin in this :riter  quits the oprosite of whowre mapectively encouraging and. interestod.1 6. 19 to nois essocinted with the poychittryiwaichtoLordght roan an undesir atlo idrolog.

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The discussion vith, has limited to the subj. of curarc-like C agents.Crude curare is obtainod by brewing roots, bark, etc. of several species of So. Am. rlants. It contains powerful alkaloids and is used by certain So. Am. tribes as an arros poison. An individual or animal struck by such a pásoncd-arrow is rapidly rondered helpless due to paralysis of the skeletal muscles. Furified curare and chemicals having, a curare-like action are used to sone extent in medicine, when it is desired to produce a relaxation of the skeletal muscles without the prod. of anesthesia or the production of central nervous systom paralysis.

Several investigators montioned who are active in synthesizing or testing
compoundsvof sthe curare stspei. The work of these and other men is
described in the book "Curare and Anti-Curare Agents" published by. the N.Y.
Academy of Science. A