ANNALS OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND Editor: SIR CECIL WAKELEY, BT., K.B.E., C.B., LL.D., M.Ch., D.SC., F.R.C.S., F.R.S.E., F.F.R., F.D.S.R.C.S. VOLUME 35 JULY-DECEMBER 1964

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VOLUME 35 . JULY-DECEMBER 1964

JULY 1964

Page ON THE INTERDEPENDENCE OF SCIENCE AND THE HEALING ART Sir Charles Illingworth 1 HONOURS CONFERRED ON FELLOWS AND MEMBERS 14 THE GUBERNACULUM TESTIS HUNTERI: TESTICULAR DESCENT AND MALDESCENT .. K. M. Backhouse 15 PLASMA PEPSINOGEN: NORMAL AND ABNORMAL SECRETION A. R. Anscombe 34 GRANT OF FELLOWSHIP DIPLOMAS .. .. 49 CEREMONY OF PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMATES 52 APPOINTMENT OF FELLOWS AND MEMBERS TO CONSULTANT POSTS 56 COUNCIL AND COURT DINNER 57 PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNCIL IN JUNE 60 IMPERIAL CANCER RESEARCH FUND .. 64 BINDING OF THE ANNALS .. 66 DIARY FOR JULY .. .. 66 DIARY FOR AUGUST .. .. 66

AUGUST 1964

PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS IN RETROSPECT AND PROSPECT Sir Clement Price Thomas 67 ELECTION TO THE COUNCIL ...... 83 PERMANENT URINARY DIVERSION IN CHILDHOOD P. P. Rickham 84 SIR HUGH LETT, BT...... 105 TiHE BRITISH CLUB FOR SURGERY OF THE HAND .. 105 THE SEGMENTAL INNERVATION OF THE LOWER LIMB MUSCLES IN MAN ...... W. J. W. SHARRARD 106 APPOINTMENT OF FELLOWS AND MEMBERS TO CONSULTANT POSTS 122 IN MEMORIAM: JAMES J. MASON BROWN .. .. 123 PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNCIL IN JULY .. .. 125 BOOKS ADDED TO THE LIBRARY: JANUARY-MARCH 1964 127 DONATIONS ...... 129 DIARY FOR AUGUST ...... 130 DIARY FOR SEPTEMBER .. 1 3-i VOLUME 35 JULY-DECEMBER 1964

SEPTEMBER 1964

Page THE VISUAL PIGMENTS: A PHOTOBIOLOGICAL STUDY H. J. A. Dartnall 131 THE WORSHIPFUL SOCIETY OF APOTHECARIES IN LONDON .. 150 PATTERNS OF INTESTINAL ISCHAEMIA .. .. A. Marston 151 DONATIONS ...... 181 BUCKSTON BROWNE DINNER ...... 182 IN MEMORIAM: SIR HUGH LETT, Bt...... 185 FACULTY OF ANAESTHETISTS ...... 187 PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNCIL IN JULY ...... 188 BOOKS ADDED TO THE LIBRARY: APRIL-JUNE 1964 .. .. 190 APPOINTMENT OF FELLOWS AND MEMBERS TO CONSULTANT POSTS 192 DIARY FOR SEPTEMBER .* ...... 192 DIARY FOR OCTOBER ...... 193

OCTOBER 1964

THORACIC SURGERY: AND THE LONG-TERM RESULTS OF OPERATION FOR BRONCHIAL CARCINOMA .. .. sir Russell Brock 195 OBSERVATIONS ON THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE CIRCULATION IN BONES N. E. Shaw 214 INTER-DEPARTMENTAL COLLOQUIUM ...... 234 ANNUAL MEETING OF FELLOWS AND MEMBERS ...... 244 THE PRIMARY FELLOWSHIP OVERSEAS ...... 245 IN MEMORIAM: PROFESSOR T. P. KILNER ...... 251 IN MEMORIAM: MRS. TERENCE KENNEDY ...... 254 HEROES OF THE EXAMINATION BOOKS: 9. SIR SAMUEL HOOD, BT. 254 APPOINTMENT OF FELLOWS AND MEMBERS TO CONSULTANT POSTS 256 DONATIONS ...... 256 DIARY FOR OCTOBER ...... 257 DIARY FOR NOVEMBER ...... 258 VOLUME 35 . JULY-DECEMBER 1964

NOVEMBER 1964 Page THE IMPACT OF MAN, MACHINES AND MECHANISMS ON THE CLINICAL PRACTICE OF ANAESTHESIA .. E. M. Papper 259 ENDOCRINE ASPECTS OF THE METABOLIC RESPONSE TO SURGICAL OPERATION...... I. D. A. Johnston 270 THE FEASIBILITY OF PREPARING AN IDEAL SUBSTITUTE FOR THE URINARY BLADDER ...... J. P. Blandy 287 HEROES OF THE EXAMINATION BOOKS: 10. THOMAS GRAVES, LORD GRAVES ...... 311 PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNCIL IN OCTOBER .. 312 GRANT OF DIPLOMAS TO FELLOWS IN THE FACULTY OF ANAESTHETISTS ...... 314 GRANT OF DIPLOMAS TO FELLOWS IN DENTAL SURGERY 315 INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF SURGICAL COLLEGES 316 APPOINTMENT OF FELLOWS AND MEMBERS TO CONSULTANT POSTS 316 DONATIONS ...... 317 DIARY FOR NOVEMBER ...... 318 DIARY FOR DECEMBER ...... 318

DECEMBER 1964

MYCETOMA IN THE SUDAN ...... J. B. Lynch 319 THE DIAGNOSIS OF THE DEPTH OF THERMAL BURNS IN CHILDREN A. V. Forage 341 DONATIONS ...... 361 DENTAL ANAESTHESIA .. .. I?. W. Thompson 362 PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNCIL IN NOVEMBER 379 THOMAS VICARY COMMEMORATION .. 380 LONG SERVICE AWARD .. 381 APPOINTMENT OF FELLOWS AND MEMBERS TO CoNSULTANT POSTS 381 DIARY FOR DECEMBER .. 382 DIARY FOR JANUARY .. .. 382 INDEX TO VOLUME 35.. 383 SIR CHARLES ILLINGWORTH inhibited to a lesser extent. In their susceptibility to oxygen poisoning they behaved like cells ofthe brain or the liver, but even more emphatically. Thus we have a situation in which this new agent, hyperbaric oxygen, may have a double effect on a contaminated wound. It will bring more oxygen to the ischaemic tissue and thus improve its nutrition and it may have a direct effect on the infecting bacteria. We do not yet know that it will be effective in vivo and it can hardly be expected to be so dramatic in its effects on a wound as the direct application of carbolic acid in the boy James Greenlees in 1865. But at any rate it leaves us with the salutary reflection that, nearly a hundred years after Lister's first case, there is still room for original research and experimentation on the subject of putrefaction in wounds.

HONOURS CONFERRED ON FELLOWS AND MEMBERS IN THE RECENT Birthday Honours List, the following Fellows and Members were graciously honoured by Her Majesty The Queen: JOHN NIGEL LORING, C.V.O., M.R.C.S. K.C.V.O. DEREK DUNCOMBE STEELE-PERKINS, C.B., C.V.O., F.R.C.S. TERENCE EDWARD CAWTHORNE, F.R.C.S. Knighthood LEONARD CHARLES EDWARD LINDON, F.R.C.S. ALAN AIRD MONCRIEFF, C.B.E., F.R.C.P., M.R.C.S. LEWIS TREVOR FURNIVALL, D.S.O., M.R.C.S. C.B. (Military) PERCY CYRIL CLAUDE GARNHAM, F.R.S., M.R.C.S. C.M.G. ERNEST THOMAS CONYBEARE, O.B.E., F.R.C.P., M.R.C.S. C.B.E. (Civil) CECIL WOOD FLEMMING, O.B.E., F.R.C.S. . .. MAURICE CHARLES WILLIAM LONG, T.D., M.R.C.S. .. .. JAMES BAGOT OLDHAM, V.R.D., F.R.C.S. .. .. ROBERT MILNES WALKER, F.R.C.S. ..S. JOHN MARSDEN HAUGHTON, M.R.C.S., F.F.A.R.C.S. M.V.O. (Fourth Class) HENRY DAVIES LLEWELLYN, M.R.C.S. O.B.E. (Civil) IVOR ANDERSON MACDOUGALL, M.B.E., M.R.C.S. .. .. CHARLES MALCOLM PHILLIPS, F.R.C.S. .. .. BERTIE JAMES WILKEN, F.R.C.S. M.B.E. (Military) FRANK ROGER WILKES, M.R.C.S. . . 14 PLASMA PEPSINOGEN: NORMAL AND ABNORMAL SECRETION SCHWANN, T. (1836) Arch. Anat. Physiol. wiss. Med. p. 90. SPIRO, H. M., RYAN, A. E., and JoNES, C. M. (1955) New Engl. J. Med. 253, 261. and SCHWARTZ, R. D. (1958) New Engl. J. Med. 259, 682. TUDHOPE, G. R., and WILSON, G. M. (1960) Quiart. J. Med. 29, 513. VARRO, V., FAREDIN, I., and NOVASGEL, F. (1956) Acta med. scand. 153, 211. WEINER, H., THALER M., REISER, M. F., and MIRSKY, I. A. (1957) Psychosom. Med. 19, 1.

GRANT OF FELLOWSHIP DIPLOMAS AT THE RECENT Final Examination for the Fellowship, 12 candidates out of 42 were successful in Ophthalmology, 10 candidates out of 44 in Otolaryngology, and 141 out of 541 in General Surgery. At an extraordinary meeting of Council on Wednesday, 10th June, Diplomas of Fellowship were granted to the following: CARRUTHERS, Richard Hugh (The London). *WRIGHT, Peter (King's College). BLAXLAND, John William (St. Mary's). SOUTHCOTT, Roy David Creswick (Guy's). tBICKNELL, Michael Raymond (Middlesex). PITT, Peter Clive Crawford (Guy's). *MATHALONE, Michael Bruce Ronald (St. AMary's). NWAKANMA, Benson Ihukwumere (St. George's). CULLUM, Patric Anthony (The London). RICHARDS, Derek James (Guy's). TIDMAN, Melvyn Keith (University College). WELCH, Theodore Phillips (University College). BURGESS, John Nigel (The London). MOTT, Terence John (Westminster). AICHROTH, Paul Michael (Westminster). RENDALL, Max (Middlesex). JAMIESON, Crawford William (Guy's). BERRY, Hedley Edward (King's College). DEVERALL, Philip Brook (University College). KAUFMAN, Harvey David (Liverpool). REECE, Aneurin Roy (King's College). ROBINSON, Ralph Eldon (St. Mary's). ALLISON, John Douglas (St. Mary's). RAMARAO, Wunnava Gandhi (Patna). KEANE, Brendan (Dublin). ANGORN, Israel Barnett (Witwatersrand). BROWN, Raymond Henry Leighton (Manchester). COLMAN, Robin Reuben Simon (Svdney). IBRAHIM, Mohamed Sayed (Cairo). *ROMANO, John Henry Morad (Cairo). SHAH, Jayantilal Shantilal (Bombay). TIWARI, Chandra Prakash (Luicknow). *tCONNELL, Anthea Mary Stewart (Birmingham). SINNATHAMBY, Subramaniam (Ceylon). ADAM, Ahmed Hassan (Cairo). ALLEN, Geoffrey Louis (Madras). KHATER, Mohammed Salah El-Din (Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland). PATEL, Fakirdas Mangaldas (Gujarat). SAMAAN, Hakim Abdel Malak (Cairo). tTOMA, Gilbert Anwar (Baghdad). BHATTACHARJEE, Sisir Kumar (Calcutta). BREEN, John Joseph (Queensland). GADO, Salah Abdel Mageed Abdel Rahman (Cairo). JOHNSTON, Richard David (The London). * In Ophthalmology. t In Otolaryngology. j Woman. 49 GRANT OF FELLOWSHIP DIPLOMAS KLUGMAN, Samuel Norman Patrick (Witwatersrand). LAURENSON, George Richard (New Zealand). MALONE, Padraic Colm (National University of Ireland). OZA, Shivkumar (Bombay). ROYCHOWDHURY, Asim Kumar (Calecutta). *TANDON, Rajeshwar Prasad (Patna). THAKKAR, Chhotalal Rugnath (Agra). WADHWANI, Indur Bhojraj (Bombay). ATALLA, Awny Mohamed Youssef (Cairo). tBASSILIOS, Maurice Iskander (Cairo). BUNYARATAVEJ, Sira (Bangkok). COULDERY, Anthony David (Melbourne). *DAVIES, Ernest Walter Geoffrey (St. Mary's). EL-ZAWAHRY, Mohamed Diaa El Din (Cairo). EVANS, Thomas Arwyn (St. Bartholomew's). *FREEDMAN, Arnold (Westminster). HALDAR, Kali Sadhan (Calcutta). tHALEY, Jennifer Jane (Middlesex). JENKINS, John Dudley (University College). *LOBASCHER, David John (Adelaide). LOWE, Adrian Kenneth (Melbourne). SARWAT, Abdel Khalek (Cairo). SPIRO, Martin (King's College). WALSH, John Francis (Adelaide). BATEMAN, David Ernest Robson (St. Thomas's). BENDALL, Robin (Guy's). CALLANDER, John Donaldson (Melbourne). DESAI, Dipak Khandubhai (Bombay). EL-NAGGAR, Mohammed Mohammed Ahmed (Cairo). GUHA, Subhas Chandra (Calcutta). HOLE, Roger Spencer (Middlesex). *HOLLOWS, Frederick Cossom (New Zealand). JONES, William Evan Osborne (The London). tJONES, William Ian (Wales). McKINNA, James Alan (St. Bartholomew's). PATEL, Devendra Dahyabhai (Gujarat). TOWNSEND, Julian Charles Francis (St. George's). ABEYSURIYA, Sarath Chandra (Ceylon). AGARWALLA, Balachand (Utkal). AKHTAR, Syed Abid (Punjab). ASOPA, Hari Shankar (Agra). BAJORIA, Shyam Sunder (Agra). BHADRESHWAR, Dhirajlal Ramji (Bombay). BRECKENRIDGE, lain Mackay (St. Andrews). tBURTON, Eunice Ruth (Middlesex). COLE, Thomas Peter (Birmingham). DAWSON, John Harris McLean (Melbourne). DYER, Arthur James (St. George's). *EARNSHAW, Ellis Ross (New Zealand). EL-FALAKY, Mamdouh Hassan (Cairo). EL-LAMIE, Khali Ismail (Cairo). tGIBSON, Robert (Belfast). HALL, Rodney John (Melbourne). KIRYABWIRE, Jovan William Mabudo (East Africa). KUNANAYAGAM, Nadarajah (Malaya). tLAWLER, Catherine Mary Rosarii (Dublin). McILWAINE, John (New Zealand). tPATEL, Prabhulal Chhotabhai (Bombay). PECK, Graham Sherwood (Melbourne). SARKAR, Prasanta Kumar (Calcutta). SISODIA, Jitendra Singh (Madras). * In Ophthalmology. t In Otolaryngology. f Woman. 50 GRANT OF FELLOWSHIP DIPLOMAS STRAFFON, William George Edward (Melbourne). WYLLIE, John Hamilton (Aberdeen). BARNARD, Robin James (St. Mary's). BARNES, Anthony David (Birmingham). tDAS GUPTA, Asok Ranjan (Calcutta). *DUKE, Peter Edgar Swinnerton (Sydney). EL-DOMEIRI, Ali Abd El-Hamid Ali (Cairo). EVERETT, William George (Middlesex). FARRINGTON, Graham Hugh (Leeds). GOJASENI, Phaitun (St. Thomas's). HORTON, John Edwin (New Zealand). HUNTER-CRAIG, Ian Douglas (Westminster). JAIN, Brijendra Joharilal (Bombav). JOHNSON, Ross Gordon (Adelaide). MARCUS, Richard Thomas (Bristol). MITCHELL, Roger John (St. Bartholomew's). OSBORNE, Ronald Julian (Royal College of Suirgeons int Ireland). PICKERING, Trevor George (Adelaide). RANA, Bhupinder Singh (Bombay). RUSTOMJEE, Pirosha Framroz (Ceylon). SAHU, Rajendra Prasad (Bihar). SARIN, Chaman Lal (Punjab). tSHAH, Navnit Shankerlal (Bombay). SQUIRE, Bede Harold (New Zealand). WALSH-WARING, Gerald Patrick (St. Mary's). WARD, John Turner (Belfast). WEERARATNA, Samath (Ceylon). WONG, Wah-Ting (Hong Kong). YUNUS, Muhammad (Punjab). BRANFOOT, Antony Carre (St. Bartholomew's). BROWN, Ronald Bruce (Melbourne). CHAN, Anthony Paul (Hong Kong). tDAVIES, David Garfield (St. Bartholomew's). DAVIS, Peter Kerrich Byng (St. Thomas's). DEWEY, Peter (King's College). HAMILTON, Samuel Gordon Ian (St. Bartholomew's). IRVING, Miles Horsfall (Liverpool). JOHNSON, Lindsay Albert (Sydney). JOHNSON, Wong Chong Ernest (Cape Town). KILSHAW, John Hensor (Manchester). tKNIGHT, Shirley Jean (University College). MACKAY, William David (Aberdeen). PARIKH, Balkrishna Kantilal (Karnatak). RAM, Jamnadas Daulat (Mysore). STOREY, Brian Gilbert (Sydney). STRANG, Francis Alexander (St. Bartholomew's). CONRAD, Peter (Sydney). GARNHAM, John Richard (St. Bartholomew's). HOMBAL, Johnson William Reuben (Bombay). KAKKAR, Vijay Vir (Vikram). tMacLACHLAN, Robert Frame (Glasgow). MADHANI, Dhanwant Jhaverchand (Bombay). *SCOTT, John David (St. Mary's). COLLINS, Geoffrey Michael (Sydney). STEVENS, Hugh Edward George (New Zealand). * In Ophthalmology. t In Otolaryngology. 4 Woman.

51 CEREMONY OF PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMATES determination. Also every patient goes through patches when he thinks he is going to be all right next day, and then that he is making no progress. If in the latter case the surgeon puts in the right word at the right moment, it banishes the depression and gives a great boost to one's confidence that one is going to get better soon. Every surgeon knows that although it cannot be accurately gauged, yet the determination of the patient to get better plays a very large part in his recovery. " Secondly, you are going to find that your profession is one of the most exacting in the world. You will have very long days needing great concentration, you will be called out at night, and when at home you will have to catch up on your reading in order to keep abreast of problems in your profession. It will be very tempting to drop all outside interests, but I do hope you will try and keep some hobby and some outside interest if you can. There are some very good examples behind me on the platform, for example Sir Arthur Porritt with the Commonwealth Games and Olympic Games and Sir Geoffrey Keynes with the arts. In fact I feel sure all members of the Council have some other interests. These keep you in touch with people outside, give you a more balanced outlook on life and more pleasure. In addition it is a two-way traffic and you enrich the lives of those others with whom you come in contact. " Thirdly, this great edifice of the College, and indeed much of the standards of the sur-ical world outside, are based, not just on a series of individuals going their own way, but on the dedicated co-operative hard work of many people all down the line. This includes attendance at Council meetings, committee meetings and sub-committee meetings, whether here, in the teaching hospitals or other hospitals. Sometimes these meetings may seem dull, but I do hope that all of you will feel like putting something back and will yourselves take your turns on them, because it is on them that the greatness of the organization is basically built. " I hope that you may think that these three bits of advice are of interest. I end by congratulating you all again and wishing you well for the future. To you, Mr. President, may I say that of all the treasured days of my life this is going to be one of the most golden." The meeting closed with a vote of thanks to Lord Exeter by Mr. C. Naunton Morgan, Vice-Presidenit.

APPOINTMENT OF FELLOWS AND MEMBERS TO CONSULTANT POSTS D. BANERJI, F.F.A.R.C.S. Anaesthetic Consultant, S.N. Medical Mission, Shertally, Kerala, India. S. C. BANERJI, F.R.C.S. E.N.T. Surgeon, S.N. Medical Mission, Shertally, Kerala, India. W. A. CRABBE, F.R.C.S. Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Guy's Hospital. A. ELTON, F.R.C.S. Consultant Surgeon, Mount Vernon Hospital. E. DAYAN, F.R.C.S. Consultant General Surgeon, South Shields Group of Hospitals. C. B. FRANKLIN, F.F.A.R.C.S. Consultant Anaesthetist, West Cumberland Group of Hospitals. W. F. P. GAMMIE, F.R.C.S. Consultant Surgeon, Chichester Group of Hospitals. D. W. T. HARRIS, M.R.C.S. Consultant Psychiatrist and Deputy Medical Superintendent, Northgate and District Hospital. R. K. McRAE, F.R.C.S. Consultant to the Orthopaedic Department, Southern General Hospital, Glasgow. A. H. C. RATLIFF, F.R.C.S. Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, United Bristol Hospitals. A. G. RIDDELL, M.B.E., F.R.C.S. Professor of Surgery, University of Bristol. D. B. SPANTON, M.R.C.S. Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, West Cumberland Group of Hospitals. 56 PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNCIL IN JUNE AT AN EXTRAORDINARY MEETING of the Council on 10th June 1964, with Sir Russell Brock, President, in the Chair, the Most Hon. the Marquess of Exeter, K.C.M.G., LL.D., was admitted to the Honorary Fellowship. Professor M. A. Rushton, C.B.E., F.D.S.R.C.S., of Guy's Hospital, was admitted to the Fellowship of the College by election. Mr. E. R. Frizelle, F.R.C.S.Ed., of Leicester, was admitted to the Fellowship ad eundem. Diplomas of Fellowship were granted to 160 candidates named on page 49. Diplomates were presented, in order of Medical Schools, who had been successful in the several examinations of the College during the past six months: Fellows and Members; Fellows and Licentiates in Dental Surgery; Fellows in the Faculty of Anaesthetists. The Most Hon. the Marquess of Exeter, K.C.M.G., LL.D., Hon. F.R.C.S., gave an address to the new diplomates, which is published in full on page 55.

At a Meeting of the Council on 11th June 1964, with Sir Russell Brock, President, in the Chair, the James Berry Prize for 1964 was presented to Mr. W. J. Dempster, F.R.C.S., of the Postgraduate Medical School of London, in recognition of his work on anuria. The Council learned with deep sorrow of the death of Mr. James Mason Brown, O.B.E., President of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. The Council congratulated Sir Arthur Porritt, K.C.M.G., K.C.V.O., C.B.E., D.Sc., on his award of the Gold Medal of the British Medical Association. Mr. Percy H. Jayes, F.R.C.S., of the Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead, was elected Mclndoe Lecturer for 1964. The Begley Prize was presented to Dr. J. D. Goddard of Guy's Hospital Medical School. Surgeon-Captain Dudley Plunket Gurd, F.R.A.C.S., of the Royal Naval Hospital, Haslar, Gosport, Hants., was elected to the Fellowship ad eundem. 60 PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNCIL IN JUNE The following were co-opted to the Council for the year 1964-65, representing various branches of practice: Anaesthetics Professor T. C. Gray Dental Surgery Professor A. B. MacGregor General Practice Dr. R. G. Gibson Gynaecology and Obstetrics Mr. H. G. E. Arthure Ophthalmology Mr. A. G. Cross Otolaryngology Mr. G. H. Bateman Radiology Dr. Thomas Lodge A Diploma of Fellowship was granted to R. A. Nahas. Two Diplomas of Membership were granted. The following diplomas were granted jointly with the Royal College of Physicians: Anaesthetics (123), Pathology (9), Public Health (7), Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (1), Child Health (1). Examiners for the year 1964-65 were elected as follows: A. Board of Examiners for the Fellowship in Dental Surgery (Surgical Section) Alexander John Heriot Patrick Wensley Clarkson B. Board of Examiners in Dental Surgery (Surgical Section) Leon Gillis Robin Lyell Blin Beare Derrick Henry Randall Reginald Seymour Lawrie Leonard Thomas Cotton Archie Murrell Acheson Moore C. Board of Examiners for the Fellowship in the Faculty of Anaesthetists (Surgical Section) Robert Milnes Walker D. Associate Examiners in Ophthalmology for the Fellowship Christopher Joseph Earl Archibald Malcolm Gordon Campbell E. Board of Examiners in Anatomy, Applied Physiology and Pathology for the Fellowship ANATOMY Angus Hedley Whyte Eldred Wright Walls Joseph Mendel Yoffey Roger Warwick Robert Victor Cooke Edward Clive Barber Butler Ronald Henry Ottywell Norman Capener Betham Robinson Gilbert Washington Causey Sir Cecil Pembrey Grey George Archibald Grant Wakeley Mitchell William James Hamilton 61 PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNCIL IN JUNE PATHOLOGY Alexander Michael Boyd Henry Adolph Magnus Robert Elmer Horton Herbert Spencer Anthony Clegg Cunliffe Harold Clifford Edwards Edward George Tuckwell Alan Christopher Thackray George John Cunningham Charles Victor Harrison Anthony John Harding Rains Norman Rupert Barrett APPLIED PHYSIOLOGY Robert John Stewart McDowall Francis Alan Roland Charles Alexander Wells Stammers Robert Milnes Walker Charles Cyril Norroy Vass Athol George Riddell David Slome John McEwen Potter Andrew Patrick McEwan John Leonard D'Silva Forrest Robert Victor Coxon Roland Edward Moore F. Examiners under the Examining Board in England ANATOMY PHYSIOLOGY John Thomas Aitken Vernon Rycroft Pickles Douglas Leopold James Bilbey Charles Cyril Norroy Vass Frank Stansfield PATHOLOGY Robert Knox Anthony Rex Anscombe Herbert Spencer James Oswald Robinson MIDWIFERY Frederick William Roques Alistair Livingston Gunn James Vincent O'Sullivan Charles Henry de Boer DIPLOMA IN PUBLIc HEALTH Charles Seeley DIPLOMA IN TROPICAL MEDICINE AND HYGIENE Arthur Claude Ely Cole Douglas Somerville Bertram DIPLOMA IN OPHTHALMOLOGY Desmond Peel Greaves Kenneth Cullen Wybar James Ralph Hudson Michael John Roper Hall Ronald Pitts Crick Patrick Dacre Trevor-Roper Peter Llewellyn Baxter DIPLOMA IN PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE Part I Reginald Edward Kelly Robert Roland Hughes DIPLOMA IN LARYNGOLOGY AND OTOLOGY Part I Part I1 Leslie Frederick William Salmon Henry Sutcliffe Sharp Douglas Ranger DIPLOMA IN MEDICAL RADIo-DIAGNOSIS Part I Part It Cecil Benjamin Allsopp Samuel Whately Davidson Anthony Michael Jelliffe 62 PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNCIL IN JUNE DIPLOMA IN MEDICAL RADIOTHERAPY Part I Part II Cecil Benjamin Allsopp John Frederick Bromley Anthony Michael Jelliffe Margaret Dorothy Snelling

DIPLOMA IN CHILD HEALTH Andrew Wood Wilkinson Peter Paul Rickham George Louis Bunton

DIPLOMA IN PHYSICAL MEDICINE Part I Part IL Robert Christopher Fielden Richard Michael Mason Catterall Norman Capener Christopher Berkeley Wynn Parry

DIPLOMA IN INDUSTRIAL HEALTH Ronald Frank Guymer

DIPLOMA IN PATHOLOGY Brian Southwell Cardell Harold Ivor Winner

DIPLOMA IN ANAESTHETICS (Examiner in Surgery) Arthur Clifford Brewer (Examiners in Anaesthetics) Harold Kenneth Ashworth Sidney Donald Kelsey Stride

The following hospitals were recognized under paragraph 23 of the Fellowship regulations:

POSTS RECOGNIZED (all 6 months unless otherwise stated) HOSPITALS I______General Surgery Casualty Unspecified EXETER-Royal Devon and 3rd H.S. Exeter Hospitals ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE- 2nd S.H.O. General Hospital SWINDON-Princess Margaret Under para 23 (b) and Victoria Hospitals S.H.O. (Ophth.) 12 months* =re-designation of H.S. (6 months)

* Recognized until June 1965. 63 PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNCIL IN JUNE After the meeting the first Gordon-Taylor Lecture was delivered by Sir Brian Windeyer on " Sir Gordon Gordon-Taylor-Surgeon, Ambas- sador, Scholar and Orator".

Professor Sir Brian Windeyer standing by the portrait of Sir Gordon Gordon- Taylor be.-fore delivering the first Gordon-Taylor Memorial Lecture at the College on 11th June.

IMPERIAL CANCER RESEARCH FUND Sixty-first Annual General Meeting, 7th April 1964 THE MOST HONOURABLE THE MARQUESS OF SALISBURY was in the Chair. Sir Cecil Wakeley, the Chairman of Council, opened the meeting by presenting the 61st Annual Report summarizing the Fund's activities during the past year. The emphasis of the work lay in the study ofhuman cancer and, as in previous years, the main lines of research were concerned with tumour viruses, leukaemia, breast cancer and prostatic cancer. Since 1960 the graduate staff had more than doubled, and the Director of Research, Dr. G. F. Marrian, was well satisfied with the development of the programmes at Mill Hill and in the new laboratories at Lincoln's Inn Fields. The collaboration and help received from surgeons and physicians in London and elsewhere was most encouraging. Clinical co-operation 64 IMPERIAL CANCER RESEARCH FUND The Chairman of Council then recalled that this was the last occasion on which the Marquess of Salisbury would preside at the Annual General Meeting of Governors. The Fund was deeply indebted to Lord Salisbury for his help and guidance in establishing the new laboratories and his association with the work would long be remembered. Mr. Angus Ogilvy had agreed to serve as the Fund's next President and he took up the reins at an exciting time. Much of the work looked promising, and in the new building the staff enjoyed unrivalled facilities for the study of human cancer. The 61st Annual Report of the Fund was unanimously adopted and, after the formal election of Officers, the meeting concluded at 2.50 p.m.

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DIARY FOR JULY Thurs. 2 11.00 Election to Council. Mon. 6 D.O. Examination and D. Phys. Med. Examination (Part I) begin. Wed. 8 Final F.F.A. Examination and D.I.H. Examination begin. Buckston Browne Festival. 3.30 PROFESSOR D. SLOME-Bernhard Baron Lecture-Surgical research at Downe. 7.45 Buckston Browne Dinner. Thurs. 9 10.30 Quarterly Council. Election of President, Vice-Presidents and Lecturers. Mon. 13 Final F.D.S. Examination begins. Tues. 14 D. Phys. Med. Examination (Part 11) begins. Fri. 17 3.00 MR. J. H. HOVELL-Charles Tomes Lecture-Abnormalities of mandibular growth. 4.00 Annual Meeting of Faculty of Dental Surgery and election of Licentiate to the Board. Sat. 18 10.00 Board of Faculty of Dental Surgery. Mon. 20 D.T.M. & H. Examination begins. Thurs. 30 2.00 Council. DIARY FOR AUGUST Sat. I Museum and Library closed this month. College closed. Mon. 3 College closed. Sat. 29 13th Congress of the International Society of Urology. Mon. 31 13th Congress of the International Society of Urology. 66