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P. W. McCormick, F. 1. MacDonald, J. D. McDonald, J. S.Macdonald, Jill Ma,(,,Donald (néc Russell), Annie M. McDougall,.T. B. Macfarlane, P. S. MacGibbon, A. D. McIntyre, Patricia 0.Mackay, G. L. MacLeod, D. C. McNutt, A. 1. MacPhail, Margery A.Macpherson, Frances E. A. McVey, D. H. McVie, W. L. Marshall,J. A. M. Martin, M. C. Maw, A. W. Maxwell, Douglas Maxwell,Norman Mendick, G. L. Minter, Jean S. H. Mitchell, Logan Mitchell,Pamela A. Monereiff, B. M. More, Donalda M. Morgan, J. A. L.Morrell, Hilary L. Morss, Mary W. Moss, J. R. Munro, DanutaOktawicc, L. L. Ostrowski, I. V. E. Owen, J. C. Paterson, JoanPears, David Penman, W. A. Penman, N. B. Peterkin, A. F. Phillips,J. T. Rabie, B. A. Rapier, I. D. Reid, L. R. Roberts, J. G. Robertson,Elizabeth Rose, W. R. Ross. §G. F. M. Russell, I. A. Ruthven-Stuart,J. D. St. C’lair, T. F. Sandeman, P. J. Scally, D. G. Scott, G. A.Scott, R. G. Scott, Kathleen J. C. Shaw, W. C. Shepherd, F. 0.Simpson, W. T. Simpson, §A. W. M. Smith, S. M. Smith, Yvonne R.Sneddon, John Spence, J. F. Stephen, W. I. Stuart, Pamela M.Sutherland, Elizabeth M. Sweet, Margaret E. Taylor, WilliamTaylor, Boodhun Teelock, Andrew Thomson, W. G. Thomson,Priscilla E. Turnbull, D. H. Vaughan, Margaret A. Walker, W’. C.Walker, W. G. Walker, J. J. Wallace, A. S. Watson, Alison A. P.Watson, A. St. J. Wilding, A. K. Wilson, G. C. Wilson, Pauline I. M.Winn, H. J. Woodliff, D. G. Wray, A. C. Wright, M. J. Wright,Sheena M. Yule.

B.Sc.-IIP. N. Edmunds (first-class honours).D.P.H.-M. D. B. Ahmad, A. M. Allan, Doris M. Beaton. Gerald

Dison, G. A. F. R. Gibson, Ronald Lwin, Phyllis E. Lyne, Joan M.VIcW illiam, J. M. Neilson, C. I. Phillips, I. C. Wilson.

jD.T..M. & H.-W. L. Barton, A. R. Duff, Agnew Laing, G. S. C.Nzegwu, W. T. Thom, A. V. Wells.

D.M.R.-D.—R. J. Bruce, M. A. Caldwell-Nichols, RichardCuthbert, J. G. Duncan, Gerald Goodall-Copestake.

D.M.R.-T.—V. R. Naidu.D. Psychiat.—Helen C. S. MacLean.

The Cameron prize in practical therapeutics was awardedto Prof. R. A. Peters, F.R.s., in recognition of his discovery ofdimercaprol. The Ettles scholarship and Leslie medal forthe most distinguished medical graduate of the year wereawarded to Anne T. Lambie.

* Medal for thesis. t Highly commended for.thesis.Commended for thesis. § With honours. II In absentia.

Royal College of Physicians of EdinburghAt a meeting of the college held on July 18, with Dr. W. A.

Alexander, the vice-president, in the chair, the followingwere elected fellows :

Kalla K. V. Rao, R. L. Langley, E. L. Thomson

The following were elected members :John Gillies, J. B. Gaylor, G. I. H. Braine, Zbigniew Godlowski,

R. P. Leake, D. R. Huggins, Leonard Crome, J. S. Meredith,A. T. M. Myres, B. E. H. Koch, R. W. B. Scutt, Betty E. A. Magill,R. J. Cuthbert, Nan Wan Low, Dina N. Banerjee, R. L. Amoils,R. A. Burston, J. McC. Murdoch, E. V. C’. Dawson, R. C. W. Lowe,A. D. Muir, L. S. Smith, R. W. Morris, Mary Patten, Isaac Cohen.

Mr. Leonard Jolley, librarian of the Selly Oak Colleges,Birmingham, has been appointed librarian of the college insuccession to Mr. T. H. Graham, who has retired.

Royal College of Surgeons of EdinburghAt a meeting on July 19, with Mr. W. Quarry Wood,

the president, in the chair, the following were admittedfellows :

S. 0. Awoliyi. A. S. Badger, A. N. Cameron, Lazar Ganz, S. P.Jain, F. R. C. Johnstone, N. R. Mackay, K. G. Malcomson, J. R.Moffat, R. F. Mulligan, J. G. Murray, K. K. Murthy, J. A. O’Garra,E. H. Rees, W’. A. T. Robb, D. I. Roberts, Kenneth Rostron,Edward Sarfati, J. H. S. Scott, Harmel Singh, J. J. W. van Zyl,S. P. Wanchoo, I. B. Watson, R. B. C. Welsh.

Royal Society of MedicineThe council of this society has decided to create a section

of general practice, which " will concern itself solely withadditions to and applications of medical knowledge underthe conditions of general practice," and " will strictly avoidany suspicion that its discussions embrace any mattersconcerned with the political and ethical as distinct from thetechnical and scientific aspects of general medical practice."If within three months no objections are received from fellows,the new section will ipso facto be established.

Harveian Society of LondonThe summer meeting of this society was held on July 19,

at the Papworth Village Settlement, where Dr. R. R. Trail,medical director of the settlement and president of the

society, explained the principles on which Papworth worked.There were, he said, three main objects-active treatment,rehabilitation, and resettlement. He pointed out that nochild born at Papworth during the 32 years of its existencehad developed pulmonary tuberculosis. Visits were paid tothe X-ray department, where demonstrations were given,and to the industries, where patients were seen at work

making leather goods, furniture, and motor-car bodies, andengaged in printing and book-binding.

Edinburgh Post-Graduate Board for MedicineOn Monday, July 31, at 3.30 P.M. in the anatomy lecture-

theatre of Edinburgh University, Dr. A. J. Rhodes will speakon Poliomyelitis and Poliomyelitis-like Illnesses.

British Medical Association Prizes

The Sir Charles Hastings clinical prize (50 guineas) isoffered by the association for an essay, by a member engagedin general practice, which " must include personal observa.tions and experiences collected by the candidate in generalpractice." The Charles Oliver Hawthorne clinical prize willbe awarded as a second prize. Inquiries should be addressedto the secretary of the association, B.M.A. House, TavistockSquare, London, W.C.I.

Weekend Course on Rheumatic Diseases

A weekend course on the chronic rheumatic diseases isto be held at the rheumatism unit of St. Stephen’s Hospital,London, S.W.10, on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 7 and 8.The course will be opened by Lord Amulree, who will speakon the social and economic aspects.

Institute of OphthalmologyOn Oct. 4 Dr. Russell Brain, P.R.C.P., will deliver the

inaugural address of the new session at 4.30 r.M. at theinstitute, Judd Street, London, W.C.I. The annual dinnerof the institute will be held the same evening at 7.30 P.M.at Claridges Hotel. To both of these functions past studentsof the institute and of Moorfields Westminster and CentralEye Hospital are invited. Tickets for the dinner (25s.) maybe had from the secretary of the institute.

Royal AppointmentSurgeon Captain G. F. Abercrombie has been appointed

an honorary physician to the King in succession to SurgeonCaptain C. C. Elliott.

AppointmentsCHIVERS, MABEL, M.B. Cape Town. D.A. : consultant anaesthetist,

mainly hospitals in No. 8 (Pontefract and Castleford) hospitalmanagement committee group.

COATES, D. M.. M.B. llanc., n.rt.tx.n. : consultant radiologist,Stockport and Buxton group of hospitals.

CUBIE, G. M.. M.B. Glasg.. D.P.H. : M.o.H., wallsend upon Tyne.FRIEDLAND, C. M., M.B. Cape Town, D.A.: consultant anaesthetist,

hospitals in No. 14 (Halifax) hospital management committeegroup.

HALL, JEAN, M.B. Leeds, D.A. : consultant anaesthetist, mainlyhospitals in No. 2 (York A) hospital management committeegroup.

HAMILTON, A. D. M., M.B. Belf., D.p.H. : tuberculosis M.o., NorthLiverpool area.

LAING, STEPHANIE, M.R.C.S., D.C.H.: asst. county M.O., North-WestKent.

LEESE, ARTHUR, M.A., M.D. Camb., M.R.c.p. : consultant in generalmedicine, mainly hospitals in No. 21 (Leeds A) hospitalmanagement committee group.

LYALL, THOMAS, M.B. Aberd. : asst. venereologist, venereal-diseaseclinics, in Birkenhead, Wallasey, and Liverpool.

MCCANDLESS, ANNE, M.D. Lpool, M.R.C.P. : consultant pædiatrician,certain hospitals in Liverpool.

MORGAN, FREDERICK, M.D. Brno : asst. venereologist, venereal-disease clinics in Liverpool.

NICHOLSON, R. S., M.R.C.S. : tuberculosis M.O., Ormskirk area.REDDING, J. H.. M.B. Belf., r.x.c.s.E. : consultant orthopædic

surgeon, Walton Hospital, Liverpool.REES, D. F.. M.R.c.s., D.A. : consultant anxsthetist, hospitals in

No. 11 (Dewsbury, Batley, and Mirfield) hospital managementcommittee group.

ROTH, MARTIN, M.D. Lond., M.R.c.p., D.P.7,,T. : director of clinicalresearch, Graylingwell Hospital, Chichester.

SCARR, J. B., L.M.S.S.A., D.A. : consultant anaesthetist, Burnley anddistrict group of hospitals.

ZACHARIAS, F. J., M.D. Lpool, M.R.C.P. : consultant physician,Claattrrbridge General Hospital, Cheshire.

Hospital for Sick Children, Great Ormond Street, London:BRIDGES, MARGARET, M.B. Lond. : junior resident anaesthetic

registrar.BRIERLEY, LORNA, M.B. Brist., D.C.H. : registrar, department of

psychological medicine.BROWNE, MARGARET, M.B. Edin. : resident anaesthetic registrar.GREAVES, J. L., M.D. Lond., M.R.C.P. : resident asst. physician

(senior registrar).HOPEWELL, J. P., M.B. Lond., F.R.C.S. : house-surgeon (junior

registrar grade).JACKSON, A. D. M., M.D. Lond., M.R.C.P., D.o.H. : asst. medical

registrar.MILLICHAP, J. G., M.B. Lond., M.R.e.p., D.C.H. : house-physician

(junior registrar grade). ’

MONTGOMERY, J. N., M.B. Belf., M.R.C.P., D.C.H. : house-physician(junior registrar grade).

ROUTLEDGE. R. T., M.B. Lond. : house-surgeon (junior registrargrade).

SWYER, P. R., M.A., M.B. Camb., M.R.c.p., D.C.H.: asst. medicalregistrar.