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THE COUNCIL and OFFICERS, 1940 41. Officers. Non-Official Members THE COUNCIL AND OFFICERS, 1940 41. Officers. President. —-THOMAS C. GRAVES, B.Sc., M.D., F.R.C.S. , T. LINDSAY, M.D., F.R.C.S.E., D.P.M. (South-Eastern). J. F. W. LEECH, B.A., M.D., B.C11., D.P.M. (South-Western). Vice-Presidents and H. D O VE COR.MAC, M.B., M.S., D.P.M. (S'orthern and Midland). Divisional Chairmen D. CHAMBERS, M.A., M.D., Ch.B., F.R.C.P.E. (Scottish). I C. B. MOLONEY, M B., Ch.B.N.U.L, D.P.M. (Irish). \ C. J. LODGE PATCH, -U.C., L. R.C.P.&S.Ed., L.R.F.P.S.Glas. (Indian). President-Elect.— A. A. W. PETRIE, M.D., F.R.C.P., F.R.C.S.Eu. Ex-President.— A. HELEN BOYLE, M.D., L.R.C.I’.&S. Treasurer.— GEORGE WILLIAM SMITH, O .B.E., M.B. Hon. General Secretary.— W. GORDON MASEFIELD, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., D.P.M. Registrar.—H. G. L. HAYNES, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. Hon. Librarian.— J . R. WHITYVELL, M.B. South-Eastern.— R. M. MACFARLANE, M.D., Ch.B., D.P.H., D.P.M. South-Western.— S. E. MARTIN, M.B. Divisional Northern and Midland.—J. IVISON RUSSELL, M.D., F.R.F.P.S.G. Secretaries '' < „ i J w - M- McALISTER, M.A., M.B., Ch.B., F.R.C.P.E. Secretaries , Scothsh. | c A CR1CHL 0 \V, M.B., Cn.B. Irish.—PATRICK MORAN, M.B., B.Ch., D.P.M. Indian.— BANARSI DAS, M.B., B.S., D.P.M. P arliamentary C o m m it t e e. Chairman.—\Y. F. MENZIES, B.Sc., M.D., C.M., F.R.C.P. Vice-Chairman.— M. A. COLLINS, O .B.E., M.D., B.S., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. Secretary.— R. M. MACFARLANE, M.D., Ch.B., D.P.H., D.P.M. E du catio nal C o m m ittee. Chairman.— A. A. W. PETRIE, M.D., F.R.C.P., F.R.C.S.Ed. Vice-Chairman.— DONALD ROSS, M.B., Ch.B., M.R.C.P.E., M.P.C., J.P. Secretary.— K. K. DRURY, M .C., B.A., M.D., B.Ch., D.P.M. L ib r a r y C o m m itte e. Chairman.—J. R. WHITWELL, M.B. Secretary.—C. F. F. McDOWALL, M.D. R ese a r c h and C linical C o m m itte e. Chairman.—F. L. GOLLA, M.A., M.B., B.Ch., F.R.C.P. Vice-Chairman.— A. A. W. PETRIE, M.D., F.R.C.P., F.R.C.S.Ed. Secretary.— P. K. McCOWAN, M.D., F.R.C.P., D.P.M., J .P ., B a r r is t e r -at-La w . M e n t a l D e f ic ie n c y C o m m it t e e. Chairman.— F. DOUGLAS TURNER, M.B., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. Vice-Chairman.— W. REES THOMAS, M.D., B.S., M.R.C.P., D.P.M., M.P.C. Secretary.—E. O. LEWIS, M.A., D.Sc., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. THE JOURNAL OF M EN IAL SCIENCE. Managing Editor.— G. W. T. H. FLEMING, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., D.P.M. I DOUGLAS McRAE, M.D., F.R.C.P.E. t o-tawors ■ a l e x ANDER WALK, M.D., D.P.M. Non-Official Members. R epresentative M e m b e r s . T. LINDSAY, B. \V. F. ARMITAGE, E. J. C. HEWITT, W. J. T. KIMBER, J. N. SERGEANT, D. I. O. MACAULAY, J. B. STRAFFORD LEWIS (S.E. Div.) ; J. W. LEECH, R. W. ARMSTRONG, R. EAGER (S.W . Div.) ; H. DOVE CORMAC, E. I.. HOPKINS, F. E. E. SCHNEIDER, T. A. RATCI.IFFE (.V. & M . Div.) ■ W. D. C H A M B ER S, T . R. C. S P E N C E (Scottish Div.) ; C. B. MOLONEY, S. BLAKE (Irish Div.) ; C. LO D G E PATCH , G. W. WILL, J. E. DHUNJIBHOY, MOORE TAYLOR (Indian Div.). N om inated M e m b e r s . E. P. BOYLE, A. E. EVANS, C. J. THOMAS, J. M. C. SPEER, S. M. COLEMAN, J. E. HOWIE, R. G. M cIN N ES, H. E. B E A S L E Y , C. G. MILL.MAN, D. lv. H EN D ER SO N , R. STRO M - OLSEN, A. R. GRANT. iv THE STANDING COMMITTEES. [The President, President-Elect, General Secretary, Treasurer, the Editors, and the Divisional Secretaries are ex-officio Members of all Standing Committees.] Parliamentary Committee. D. B L A IR . G. W. B. JAMES. J. SHAW BOLTON. R. F. JARRETT. S i r HUBERT BOND. W. BROOKS KEITH. C. W. B O W E R . NEIL T. KERR. A. HELEN A. BOYLE. R. M. M A C F A R L A N E R. B. CAMPBELL. {Secretary). M. A . C O L L IN S (Vice-Chairman). T. C. M A C K E N Z IE . H. DOVE CORMAC. D. M A CM ILLA N . W. H. COUPLAND. W. F. MENZIES (Chairman). W. R. DAWSON. W. ROBINSON. R. E A G E R . R. PERCY SMITH. J. R. GILMOUR. F. R. P. TAYLOR. T. SAXTY GOOD. F. DOUGLAS TURNER. H. G. L. HAYNES. E. BARTON WHITE. Educational Committee. The Registrar, the Examiners, the Area Examination Secretaries and R. W. ARMSTRONG. H. B. LEECH. W\ R. A S H B Y . E . O. L E W IS . J. SHAW BOLTON. T. LINDSAY. S i r HUBERT BOND. J. MACARTHUR. A. HELEN A. BOYLE. P. K. McCOWAN. J. BRANDER. J . H. Ma c DONALD. N. H. M. B U R K E . M. J . M cG RATH . T. E. BURROWS. R. G. McIXNES. R. B. CAMPBELL. D. M A C M ILLA N . ELIZABETH CASSON. DOUGLAS McRAE M. A . C O LLIN S. W. F. MENZIES. H. DOVE CORMAC. A. A. W. PETRIE W. H. COUPLAND. (Chairman) W. R. DAWSON. D. RO SS (Vice-ChairmanJ. K. K. DRURY (Secretary). F. E. E. SCHNEIDER. R. E A G E R . A. SHEPHERD. C. J . C. E A R L . R. PERCY SMITH. J. GIFFORD. H. F R E 1ZE STEPHENS. J. R. GILMOUR. R. M. S T E W A R T . T. SAXTY GOOD. F. R. P. TAYLOR. G. H. GRILLS. C. J . TH O M AS. D. K. HENDERSON. W. REES THOMAS. R. FITZROY JARRETT. F. DOUGLAS TURNER. NEIL T. KERR. E. BARTON WHITE. W. J . T. K IM B E R . Library Committee. A. J. LEWIS. WILLIAM STARKEY. COLIN McDOWALL W. H. B. STODDART. (Secretary). R. STROM-OLSEN. W. McWlLLIAM. J. R. WHITWELL J. E. NICOLE. (Chairman). V Research and Clinical Committee. E le c t e d M e m b e r s . S ir HUBERT BOND, D. K. HENDERSON, YV. F. MENZIES, J. G. PORTER PHILLIPS, J. N. GLAISTER, W. NORWOOD EAST, J. SHAW BOLTON, E. GOODALL, R. \V. ARMSTRONG, R. G. McINNES. S e c r e t a r ie s of S u b -Co m m itte es. S. XI. COLEXIAN (Psychotherapy and Psycho-Pathology), K. K. DRURY, F. A. PICKWORTH (Pathology, Bacteriology and Bio-Chemistry), R. STROXl-OLSEN (Clinical Psychiatry), A. E. EVANS (Study Tours and Post-Graduate Education), W. FORD ROBERTSON (Papers and Discussion). Ot h e r R epresentatives of S u b -Co m m itte es. W. XlcCARTAN (Clinical), W. M. FORD R O B ER T SO N (Pathology, etc.), M. E . F R A N K L IN (Psycho-Pathology, etc.), C. W. B O W E R (Study Tours, etc.), W. D. N ICO L (Clinical), G. d e M. R U D O LF (Infectious Diseases), W. R. ASHBY (Infectious Diseases), D. N. P A R F IT T (Pathology, etc.), D. N. HARDCASTLE (Psycho-Pathology), K. FRASER (Study Tours), L. C. COOK (Papers and Discussions), XI. J. XIcGRATH (Infectious Diseases). R epresentatives of M en t a l D e f ic ie n c y C o m m itte e. E. C. DAX, E. O. LEWIS, W. REES THOMAS, F. D. TURNER. Chairman.—F. L. GOLLA. Vice-Chairman.—A. A. W. PETRIE. Secretary.—P. K. McCOWAN. Mental Deficiency Committee. J. W. W. ADAXISON, D. R. ALEXANDER, J. S. ALLEN, J. R. BAILEY, R. XI. BATES, H. E. BEASLEY, T. BEATON, E. BENJACAR, W. BLYTH, J. BONNELL, H. C. BRISTOWE, D. C. BRUCE, N. H. XI. BURKE, W. A. CALDWELL, C. G. A. CHISLF.TT, R. D. CLARKSON, L. C. COOK, W. H. COUPI.AND, T. CROWLEY, J. T. CURRAN, T. A. DANBY, S. W. DAVIES, C. W. S. DAVIES-JONES, E. C. DAX, A. DICK, C. J. C. EARL, A. E. EVANS, H. R. FERGUSON, E. J. FITZGERALD, D. J. FORBES, J. TYLOR FOX, K. FRASER, S. E. GILL, T. SAXTY GOOD, C. H. G. GOSTWYCK, R. HANDLEY, E. A. HASLAX1-FOX, C. J. HENDERSON, C. P. H. HUNTER, R. F. JARRETT, J. XI. JOHNSTON,T. B. JONES, D. I.. KELLY, J. V. KELLY, J. K. C. LAING, J. J. LANDERS, R. I.ANGDON-DOWN. E. LAVAL, S. I. LAVERTY, E. O. LEWIS (Secretary), E. LEWIS, T. LINDSAY, E. S. LITTELJOHN, D. B. XI. LOTHIAN, J. F. LYONS, G. XIcCOULL, P. K.
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