THE PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACH 1332 JUNE 26, 1937 MEDICALICAHEBRITISNAJOURNAL into encouragement and discouragement ; each had its THE PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACH place. There was one pitfall and one only, about en- At a meeting of the Medical Society of Individual Psycho- couragement: it might be the last thing the patient sought logy on June 10 Dr. T. A. Ross read a paper entitled or desired ; in which case it might make him worse. "The Psychological Approach." The good doctor must believe in his treatment. No one Dr. Ross said there were two aspects presented by such could give encouragement, unless he were a rogue, about an approach-namely, the understanding by the physician something in which he had no faith. The analytic of his patient's illness and the understanding by the patient approach was of value in the psychoneuroses and in every of the origins and causes of his illness in so far as these kind of chronic illness. The analytic approach did not were psychogenic. From the standpoint of the physician necessarily mean deep analysis, and many psychoneurotics two views might be contrasted. According to one there could be got to remain well for years without any know- was no psychological approach. In the absence of ledge of their infancy or young childhood. Deep analysis physical signs people who said they were suffering quite had its uses; but every abdominal pain did not call for clearly were not, and in an ideal society would have been a laparotomy. handed to the policeman or the priest but for the fact that in the world as it is neither of these functionaries would do their duty in this matter. According to the second view, as expressed, for example, by Groddeck, Local News psychogeny embraced the whole of medicine and was the key to the understanding of every patient. Whether an illness was traumatic or microbic the patient came by his catastrophe because he wished it, the catastrophe IRELAND being preferable to something which it averted. For An Outbreak of Puerperal Fever Groddeck intention was the key to everything. But this view was unprovable. Anxiety could be found in any The report of the Rotunda Hospital, Dublin, which case if it were looked for industriously enough, and-there covers the twelve months to October 31, 1936, states were many who " wished " for an illness but did not get it. that there has been a considerable advance in the pro- Indeed many obviously refused the advantage which their gramme of reconstruction under the auspices of the Irish physical illness might confer on them, and went about Hospitals Sweepstakes Fund. During the six months courageously when they might well be, and could be, at following the opening of the new out-patient department rest. Illness, even if not psychogenic in origin, must soon an increase of 30 per cent. in the number of patients be complicated by events. The average man did not want attending is reported. An account is given of a serious to be ill ; he wanted to do a lot of things which illness outbreak of haemolytic streptococcal sepsis in March and prevented: to play or watch football, to play golf, or go April, following a smaller epidemic in the two preceding to the cinema. Illness brought fear, anxiety, loss of months. Fourteen patients were affected and there were confidence in the doctor, resentment against employers, four deaths, a mortality of 28 per cent. The report points hope of unearned increment, and other factors inimical out that extensive building and alterations were taking to recovery. place in the hospital at that time, and that it was there- fore difficult to maintain general cleanliness. The out- The truth was intermediate between the doctrine of break also coincided with a severe epidemic of strepto- physical causation and that of pure psychogenic causa- coccal throats in both the hospital and in the city. The tion. It seemed obvious that every patient presented both sequence of events is frankly described. On January 3 a mental and a physical problem. For this reason, among labour was induced in a primipara, Mrs. A. A normal others, medical psychologists of all people had much need puerperium followed until the eighth day, when, the to look more at patients and less at books. Medical patient complaining of sore throat, a throat swab was psychology had suffered of late from having one clinical taken, from which grew a pure culture of haemolytic observer of outstanding genius, with no one quite com- streptococci. The two nurses attending this case sub- petent to criticize him effectually, who was surrounded sequently attended Mrs. B., who also developed a strepto- by a cohort of praetorians ready to slay any outside critic. coccal throat. Mrs. B. elected to leave hospital with a Dr. Ross said that when he began to study the effect temperature against the advice of the staff. Throat swabs of mind on bodily symptoms he was living and working were then taken from the two nurses, and both grew in the Isle of Wight, in isolation from others interested haemolytic streptococci; the two nurses were sent home. in the subject. There were disadvantages in this; there Meanwhile Mrs. C., delivered by forceps on February 1, were also considerable advantages. There were advan- had been nursed in the bed beside Mrs. B. by these same tages in having a director to supervise one's earlier cases; nurses before their throat condition was recognized. but the pupil tended to become subservient to the teacher, Mrs. C. developed a rigor on the fourteenth day, a blood to lose his critical faculties, to depend less on the picture culture was positive for haemolytic streptococci, and she provided by the patient and more and more on the master's died twelve days later. The next case recorded was in ideas. With the regulation that every would-be therapist a Mrs. D., who had a spontaneous delivery on February must himself be analysed before he started treating others 15, followed by a rise of temperature on the second there was an end to originality. No one ever quite re- evening. A cervical swab produced haemolytic strepto- covered from an analysis. The patient might lose his cocci. The patient recovered. In this case no contact illness ; but every successful analysis, whether of patient with infection could be traced. An interval of calm or of pupil, must result in the more or less permanent now supervened until Mrs. E., delivered on March 25 adoption of the analyst's views. One might hope to get and attended by a nurse subsequently found to have a number of people well without making them subjects of streptococci in her throat, developed a puerperal infec- transference neurosis, which might sometimes be an in- tion of haemolytic streptococci. Some ten days later curable neurosis, meaning that the doctor shared the ill- several cases appeared in rapid succession. Of these one ness with the patient instead of some member of the patient was delivered on April 5s two on April 7, two latter's family doing so. on April 8; the remaining cases were delivered on There were two possible strategic methods for the April 11, 14, and 21, and May 8. It is noted that in psychological approach: one was analysis and the other seven of these fourteen cases there was no vaginal inter- persuasion. Whenever a history was taken an interpreta- ference of any kind. Six of them started in the same tion was probably made: there was little difference puerperal ward, and eight were in direct contact with between this and analysis. Whenever a prognosis was droplet or spray infection from a positive streptococcal given, persuasion was used. Persuasion might be divided throat. The repolt describes the thorough precautionary JUNE 1937 THE BRrrIs 1333 26,- SCOTLAND JUNE 26, 1937 MEDICAL JOURNAL measures taken, and it is stated that following this married and reproduced more C3 people. In other words, epidemic all those conducting cases in the labour ward civilization was slowly but surely producing race suicide. and all nurses washing up puerperal cases in the lying-in There had been great civilizations in the past, and one wards have been ordered to wear masks. It is further might speculate what had destroyed them. Clinics were suggested that the question of spray and droplet infec- palliative not preventive, although child welfare clinics tion is not sufficiently stressed in the rules of the Central might in time prove preventive by educating future Midwives Board, and that under Rule 9a the infective mothers. The question of sterilization was being con- danger of sore throats and colds should be clearly stated. stantly discussed, but this would not affect the class from which the mental defective was largely recruited, for not many people were willing to admit that they were of C3 calibre. The public must be educated to a knowledge that like produced like. Medicine had made great strides SCOTLAND in the prevention of infectious diseases, and the deaths University of Glasgow from tuberculosis had been reduced by 25 per cent. in the last twenty-five years. Why should the increase of At the graduation ceremony of the University of mental deficiency not also be reduced by research and Glasgow on June 16 Sir Daniel M. Stevenson, Chancellor the constant teaching of the laws of health? Dr. W. D. of the University, presiding, doctorates in law were con- Chambers said that it was essential that the physical defects ferred upon thirteen persons, of whom six were members and disorders concealed behind more striking psychological of the medical profession. Professor Gibb, in presenting disorders should not be overlooked, for at least 25 per these graduands in law, said that Professor Boeke, who is cent. of so-called mental deficiency was environmental, professor of histology and embryology in the University and therefore open to attack. Professor D. K. Henderson, of Utrecht, was the foremost living authority on the histo- Edinburgh, said that there was a tendency to relegate logy of the nervous system. Dr. John Marshall Cowan the psychiatrist to the background and to call for him was one of a family which for four generations had been only in extreme cases, whereas he should be consulted eminent in the practice of medicine in Glasgow; he had at the beginning of mental disorders. Dr. T. R. C. Spence, won an international reputation in cardiology. Dr. Walter medical superintendent of the Royal Scottish Institution, Elliot was a distinguished graduate of Glasgow in science Larbert, in a paper on " Problems of Mental Deficiency," and in medicine, who had reached Cabinet rank as said that Scotland had eight defectives per 1,000 of the Minister of Agriculture in 1932, and was now Secretary population, or in the total population in round figures of State for Scotland. Professor T. K. Monro had held some 38,500. Taking into account the age distribution the regius chair of medicine in the University of Glasgow of these, it might be said that for adults institutional from 1913 to 1936, and during these years had efficiently accommodation was needed for 13,000, while 9,500 could served the Glasgow medical school; as the author of remain at home under supervision. The education autho- literary work he had shown himself to be a scholar of rities would look after 11,500 of the children, 2,000 might distinction. Sir Robert Muir had occupied the chair of remain at home, and 2,300 ought to have institutional pathology in the University of Glasgow for thirty-seven care. At the present time only 4,410 mental defectives years, and during that time had contributed in abundant in Scotland were in residence in institutions or under measure to the great advances in the science of pathology. conditions of official guardianship. There was great dis- Professor Ralph Stockman. had held the chair of materia parity in the proportion of mental defectives in different medica and therapeutics in Glasgow for thirty-nine years, parts of the country, and this showed either neglect in justifying an already brilliant reputation by his work both ascertainment of their condition or a very serious shortage in the wards and in the lecture room. of institutional accommodation. The latter was certainly true, for there were only 2,627 cases under care in Scotland NEW BOTANY LABORATORY outside Glasgow. Sterilization could not be regarded as After the graduation ceremony the new laboratory of a substitution for the segregation, training, and guardian- the botany department was formally opened. Principal ship of the feeble-minded. Segregation was now regarded Sir Hector Hetherington, who presided, said that the as the most humane and the most suitable method of previous botany building had been one of the earliest controlling mental defect. Many low-grade mental de- science buildings in the University, and it required expan- ficients when retained in their homes were an intolerable sion. Sir Daniel Stevenson, the Chancellor of the Univer- burden, and though the apparent cost of caring for all sity, had accordingly agreed to provide the sum necessary. these might be heavy, it was a true economy in the long Sir A. C. Seward, emeritus professor of botany in the run compared with the price which had to be paid for University of Cambridge, in opening the laboratory, neglect. spoke of the aims of experimental inquiry, and said that Research in Animal Diseases they were gradually getting nearer to the causes and the unseen mechanism that regulated living processes. They An extensive programme of investigation into the were hopeful of being able some day to demonstrate the cause and prevention of disease in farm animals confronts chain of events connecting a stimulus in plants with the the Animal Diseases Research Association, whose In- final reaction and responses that followed. This demanded stitute, situated at Moredun, near Edinburgh, is under the not only a knowledge of plant structure but a consider- direction of -Dr. J. Russell Greig, M.R.C.V.S. It has for able knowledge of chemistry and physics, and he expected some time become apparent that the existing laboratories that this new laboratory might construct one of the links and animal accommodation at Moredun were insufficient still needed in this chain. for the Research Association's rapidly extending work, and Treasury sanction has recently been given to the Problems of Mental Deficiency recommendation of the Agricultural Research Council and the Department of Agriculture for Scotland that a At a conference of the Scottish Association of Mental grant not exceeding £9,800 should be made available (after Welfare, held in Edinburgh on June 4, Sir William taking into account any receipts from other sources) from McKechnie presiding, a paper on "'Mental Hygiene " was the Development Fund to enable extensions to be under- read by Dr. Lewis C. Bruce, formerly medical superin- taken. In view of the economic importance of grass sick- tendent of Perth District Mental Hospital. He said that ness, it became clear that further extension and intensi- according to statistics the mentally defective section of fication of the research into the cause and prevention of the population was increasing by 1 per cent. in every this disease were necessary. Besides the capital sum ten years, despite the provision of hospitals, clinics, and already mentioned, the Treasury has sanctioned an appro- child welfare centres. These institutions, however, patched priation from the Development Fund to the Department up a large number of C3 people who, when discharged, of Agriculture for Scotland of such sum not exceeding THE BRITISH 1334 JUNE 26, 1937 ENGLAND AND WALES MEDICAL JOVRNAL

£3,200 as, after taking into account any funds provided the co-operation of practically all the voluntary organ- from other sources, might be required by Moredun In- izations connected with domiciliary midwifery. stitute to meet the expenditure for extended work on this It is estimated that there are some 2,000 cases a year disease during the current financial year. It will now be in which maternity nursing (non-resident) is done by possible to test on a large scale in the field the value of midwives in private practice or employed by district nurs- vaccination of horses against infection with grass sick- ing associations. After an order has been made by the ness, and additional temporary veterinary appointments Minister applving to London Section 6 of the Act, which have been made. While the cause of this fatal disease, prohibits unqualified persons from nursing women in which is reported to have killed some 1,200 to 1,500 child-birth for reward, it may be anticipated that there horses last summer and is by no means confined to Scot- will be an increase in the demand for the maternity land, is suspected to be due to poisoning developed in the nursing service provided by the Council, although it is intestine by certain bacteria, taken in on grass or in some impossible to forecast its extent. An increase of 1,000 other way during feeding, this theory, though promising, cases has been taken as a probable figure, making a total is not yet proved. The vaccination trial, which is being of 3,000 cases. made after careful preliminary experiments, is intended The committee is also recommending that when the as a further test of the theory. new scheme is brought into operation no charge should be made in respect of the fees paid to medical practi- Child Welfare in Fife tioners called in by midwives in emergency. Recovery of these fees is at present made on a prescribed scale In an address at Dunfermline on June 8 Dr. R. A. graduated according to income, but when the weekly Krause, speaking of child welfare services in the county, income is £2 or under no assessment has been made. It said that an orthoptic clinic had been set up by the has been found that in the majority of cases the assess- Carnegie Dunfermline Trustees at the Dunfermline and ment in respect of the services of the midwife will be less West Fife Hospital, and this had been of great service to than the actual fee, and in these cases recovery of medical children suffering from squint. At the ear, nose, and throat practitioners' fees, in addition to recovery of the fee in clinic the introduction of audiometers had resulted in respect of the service of the midwife, will not be possible. renewed interest in defective hearing, and important The amount hitherto recovered in respect of medical researches were proceeding into the extent to which amplifi- practitioners' fees is approximately £800 a year, and the cation of sound could be utilized in the education of cost of collection £420. Particulars as to the number partially deaf children. It had been shown that 87 per of midwives to be employed, their remuneration, and to some cent. of such children could be expected derive the fees to be charged were given in the earlier article measure of benefit from the use of the magnification of of May 8. sounds in class. An orthopaedic clinic had been in opera- tion for some years, and a register of children in the county with crippling conditions had shown the extent to The Work of a Port Medical Officer which such aid was necessary. The increasing number of The report for 1936 of the medical officer of health to petty delinquents among children left no doubt as to the the Port Sanitary Authority of Liverpool is full of interest. urgency for setting up child guidance clinics in different Two cases of anthrax were treated at Fazakerley Hospital centres of the county. during the year. In one case,,which was very severe, the patient was a fruit selector, whose work necessitated attendance at the unloading of cargo from in-coming ships; the other, which was mild, was that of a woman from Runcorn whose husband worked at a tannery, ENGLAND AND WALES although she herself was at no time in direct contact with infected material. Imported dangerous wools pass through Domiciliary Midwifery Service for London a disinfecting process, and samples before and after treat- ment are examined by the city bacteriologist. The neces- At the meeting of the London County Council on sity for this disinfection is shown by the statement that June 22 the Hospitals and Medical Services Committee out of 358 samples examined all those thus treated were put forward its detailed proposals for submission to the found to be free from infection, while 104 of the untreated Minister of Health for the setting up of a service of samples showed positive evidence of anthrax infection. midwives for domiciliary midwifery and for domiciliary That there were no cases of human plague may be attri- maternity nursing adequate for the needs of London, in buted to the thoroughness and efficiency of the precautions pursuance of the provisions of the new Midwives Act. taken. The section of the report devoted to "The These proposals were provisionally set out in an article Hygiene of Crews' Spaces" shows that a lamentable state in the Journal of May 8 (p. 989). They provide that the of affairs still persists in many British vessels. A number service shall be maintained by salaried midwives em- of photographs illustrate crew accommodation. The first ployed by the Council, either directly or by arrangement three show the scandalous conditions prevailing in a with voluntary organizations, and that the county shall vessel built as recently as 1924. The men eat and sleep be divided into five afeas for the purposes of the scheme. in the same cramped quarters, food is strewn about the It is proposed that forty-two midwives shall be employed bunks, the only means of washing is one solitary bucket. directly by the Council, and that in making the appoint- The report states that " the worst type of crew accommoda- ments preference shall be given to thoroughly competent tion is seen in this vessel, but such conditions are by no independent midwives practising in London. The com- means uncommon." A second series of photographs give mittee has been in consultation with the Metropolitan typical pictures of the average conditions in a modern Boroughs' Standing Joint Committee on the subject, and British cargo steamer; the vessel in question was launched has argued that it is impossible to draft proposals on in 1935. Here there is indeed a separate mess room, but a borough basis. The need for large areas arises from the sanitary arrangements are without privacy; only cold the special conditions of London. There is a multitude salt water is available for washing, and hot fresh water of public and voluntary agencies, many of them over- has to be carried in buckets from the galley. The remain- lapping, and some in active competition with each other, ing photographs present a striking contrast to the fore- which are concerned with the provision in London of going examples. They show the accommodation that can institutional and domiciliary midwifery services, and a be and should be provided: ample lockers, separate completely co-ordinated maternity scheme can only be chairs at tables instead of forms, and hot and cold fresh attained by the voluntary co-operation of all these water and shower-baths. The report states that "it was agencies. The Council has every expectation of securing particularly pleasing to notice the interest which all JUNE 26, 1937 ENGLAND AND WALES MEDICAJOUHNAL 1335 members of the crew took in these quarters, and there is suffering from illness connected with the confinement. Among no doubt that this environment added considerably to the rules which apply in such case are those (Rules E. 12 to efficiency and well-being." Still further improvements are 15) which relate to the summoning of medical aid. . . . The shown in the case of a foreign-owned vessel, which provides Board desires to emphasize the fact that the rules relating to reading lights over the bunks, armchairs, separate tables, a the summoning of medical aid are concerned solely with the wireless set, and constant hot water electrically heated and calling in of a doctor in an emergency by a midwife to a case thermostatically controlled. It is suggested that the pro- which she is attending in the capacity of a midwife. If a vision of such amenities involves only a negligible increase patient who has been attended during her confinement and the in the total cost of a vessel, and that the improved lying-in period by a midwife acting as such sends, after the morale and efficiency of the crews must more than com- midwife has ceased attendance, for a doctor owing to the pensate for any additional expense. During the year illness either of herself or of her child, and the doctor instructs 5,466 ships were inspected, and in 605 of these defects or the mother to send for her midwife, such midwife, if she nuisances were detected. It is unsatisfactory to note that agrees to resume attendance, will be acting as a nurse and British ships compared most unfavourably with foreign not as a midwife, and consequently will not be entitled to ones in this respect. Whereas only one foreign ship in issue a medical aid form under the provisions of Section 14 twenty-six showed sanitary defects, the British ratio was of the Midwives Act, 1918. one in eight. Verminous quarters and dirty forecastles were frequent in British ships. Greek and Spanish vessels provided an excessive proportion of the defects in foreign ships; in the sixty-seven Finnish and fifty-four German Correspondence ships inspected no defects were found. Mobile X-Ray Service One of the most notable advances in recent years in Treatment of Peptic Ulcer the services rendered by the Home Service Ambulance Committee of the Joint Council of the Order of St. John SIR,-The annotation in the Journal of May 8 (p. 980) of Jerusalem and the British Red Cross Society has been on the treatment of peptic ulcer draws attention once more the establishment of a mobile x-ray unit, and at the risk to the poor results of such treatment, whether by medical of repetition a few words may be said here about the or surgical means. advantages of that unit and the very high standard of the I would humbly indicate the probable explanation of work that is carried out. No expense has been spared this unsatisfactory condition of affairs, which I have dis- in equipment, and the committee has had the advice and cussed in a recently published book, The Colon as a Health help of leading radiologists, and has also secured the Regulator (price 2.50 dollars. The Macmillan Company, services of a highly skilled radiographer. The power generated in the car enables such speed of work to be Toronto, whose London representatives are Macmillan and attained that chest, gastro-intestinal, gall-bladder, and Co., Ltd.). My book was written with the intention of kidney examinations, for example, can be carried out with strengthening the chorus of widely separated " voices cry- precision. The range of service afforded by this mobile ing in a wilderness" of disinterestedness or even disbelief unit approaches that of a first-class stationary outfit to be with regard to a condition complex which has pronounced found in large general hospitals. It operates chiefly in and often far-reaching effects on the human organism, London and the Home Counties, but it is to be hoped including a definite relationship with peptic ulcer! that it will not be long before similar units are available The poor results of gastric therapy which are recorded for other parts of the country. The possibility of carry- not to be much long as the atten- ing, out effectively the most difficult radiological examina- are likely improved so tion of patients in their own homes marks a definite tion of the therapists is directed to the stomach. Such advance in the range of resources at the disposal of doctors persistent concentration is remarkable nowadays, when it and surgeons. At the end of March, 1937, the total is evident that peptic ulcers are ordinarily or chiefly due number of ambulance stations in the country equipped to a variety of extragastric causes. The most important by the committee was 142; in addition, 227 stations were of these are, in my opinion, certain abnormal mechanical affiiiated to the service, making 369 in all. During the arrangements, especially of the large bowel, which are quarter ended March 31 the number of patients carried developmental in origin and which are unsuitable for, and in the ambulances was 40,097, making a total since the the effects of which are aggravated by, the upright posture inception of the service of 1,764,176. assumed by man. The glandular secretions, muscular Central Midwives Board activity, and nervous control of the gastro-intestinal canal are, collectively or separately, likely to be adversely in- At the June meeting of the Central Midwives Board for fluenced by such conditions. Indeed, my special observa- England and Wales approval as a supemumerary exam- tions on this matter, extending over about thirty years, iner was granted to -Mr. Robert Leslie Dodds, M.Ch., F.R.C.S. A letter from the medical officer of health for lead me to believe that most of the diseased conditions Gloucester, regarding the calling in of medical aid by a (possibly barring those in the true pelvis) for which the midwife when she is recalled to a case after having ceased surgeon performs laparotomy are mainly and primarily attendance thereon, was considered, and it was resolved due to these mechanical shortcomings, which some sur- to reply that: geons regard as normal! Under the provisions of Rule E. 17 (a) the minimum period Healthy function and interrelationship of intra- of attendance by a midwife in a normal case is fourteen abdominal organs can exist only when their anatomical days. If any illness or abnormality of patient or child occurs arrangements are approximately normal. Anatomists, during this period the midwife must forthwith send for whose observations have been made on unselected material, medical aid, in accordance with the provisions of Rules E. 12 have defined what is normal. Disease " selects " the to 15. In an abnormal case the period of attendance may material for the surgeon, hence the occasional disagree- be longer than fourteen days-the actual period cannot be ment with anatomists! A large proportion of individuals specified because it will vary with the special circumstances of belief is that the each case. If a midwife after completing attendance on a do not attain anatomical normality. My case, in accordance with Rule E. 17 (a), resumes attendance on structural developmental deficiencies which they show are the case, then, by Rule E. 3, all the rules in Section E apply probably the main cause of gastric and duodenal ulcers (so far as appropriate) in the event of the mother or child and other troubles in the gall-bladder and appendix for JUNE 26, 1937 OBITUARY X ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~MEDICALBRDJsRTHE JOURNAL 1349 in the noble Harris Library and Museum in Preston. He The death of Professor AUGUST WIMMER on May 20 had little or no concern with sport. By nature he was from malignant disease of the lungs robs Denmark of of quiet, retiring, and apparently somewhat austere her most distinguished psychiatrist and neurologist. He disposition; but those who knew him well soon found was born on February 26, 1872, at Odense, and quite early that there was no austerity. Many junior colleagues have in his career he began his psychiatric studies in a Danish mental hospital. In 1912 he was put in charge of the gone to his house with their professional and private large mental hospital, St. Hans, and in 1919 he was ap- troubles and sat in his consulting-room at night asking pointed professor of psychiatry and neurology, in succes- his advice on multifarious subjects. They always found sion to Professor Friedenreich. Many of his post- him kind and gentle, and helpful. He was rigid graduate studies were conducted in France, and he was in the standard of conduct which he practised him- a welcome visitor in England and the U.S.A. He pub- self and demanded from others, whether from his lished 125 scientific books and articles, several of which House men or from his friends. He was a deeply re- were translated from the Danish into other languages. ligious man, though never flaunted it before others. It His book on psychiatric-neurological methods of examina- tion was published in 1918 in English, and his two large is said that he always prayed, quietly to himself, for a works on epidemic encephalitis appeared in the same few moments before going into his operating theatre. He language. He was a familiar figure at international con- was a man of quite exceptional dignity of speech, be- gresses, and he enjoyed a well-founded reputation for an haviour, and appearance, and yet kindly, gentle, and encvclopaedic knowledge of his specialties. His attitude even affectionate. He was held in the highest regard by towards psycho-analysis remained reserved till the end, all his medical colleagues, and by all classes of the and he was a personality one might like or dislike, but general public in and around the town of his adoption. not ignore. The best of him came out in his contact with It is safe to say that his passing leaves a gap which no children; to the rest of the world he was apt to be an one man is likely to fill in the future. enigma even when in a sociable mood. A. E. R. ROBERT CARSWELL, M.A., M.B., CH.B. The Services Wandsworth With the passing of Dr. Robert Carswell, which took OSBORNE CONVALESCENT HOME place on June 16 after an operation for acute appendicitis, The King has approved the appointments of Sir Cuthbert the Wandsworth Division of the British Medical Associa- Wallace, Bt., K.C.M.G., C.B., Mr. W. Rowley Bristow, Mr. tion loses one of its " stalwarts," a man of strong views, Claude H. S. Frankau, C.B.E., D.S.O., Professor J. Paterson and intense enthusiasm for any object that he felt com- Ross, Mr. G. T. Mullally, Professor F. R. Fraser, Dr. Gordon pelled his support. M. Holmes, C.M.G., C.B.E., F.R.S., and Dr. Geoffrey Robert Carswell was born in Glasgow in 1871, and Marshall, O.B.E., to the civil consulting staff of King Edward VII's Convalescent Home for Officers at Osborne, Isle of graduated M.A., M.B., Ch.B. in the university of that Wight. city. After holding various hospital appointments at I.M.S. ANNUAL DINNER Colchester, Huddersfield, and Liverpool, and serving as a civil surgeon in the South African War, he settled in The thirty-sixth annual dinner of the Indian Medical Service took place in London at the Trocadero Restaurant on June 16, practice in Wandsworth. In the great war he served as with Brevet Colonel Sir Rickard Christophers, F.R.S., in the medical officer to the R.F.A. His was a forceful person- chair. The official guests at the high table were Sir Frank ality, and his tall, well-built figure was sure to be found, Brown of the Timnes, Dr. N. G. Horner, Editor of the British vigorously expressing his opinions on medical politics, at Medical Joiurnal, Major-General W. P. MacArthur, A.M.S., most meetings of the Division. He threw himself with Sir Frederick Menzies, Dr. E. C. Morland of the Lanicet, Dr. great vigour into the controversy which preceded the H. Letheby Tidy, and Professor G. Grey Turner. After the passing of the National Health Insurance Act, of which health of the King Emperor had been honoured the chairman he was a strong opponent to the end. He was genuinely proposed the toast of "The Service," and welcomed all the honest in his opinions, which he held and defended with guests, including the newly joined officers. The history of the This characterized his I.M.S., Colonel Christophers said, was a long and, in a medical great tenacity. efforts to secure sense, glorious one, and they were glad to have present with what in his opinion was the method of use of tuberculin. them again that night their historian Colonel Crawford. The He was a true disciple of Koch, and always felt that the activities of the Service were no less important and varied now treatment of tuberculous disease, as laid down by Koch, than in former times. Many past officers were holding high was not properly carried out in this country, and this positions, while the serving officers of to-day upheld the neglect was in his opinion responsible for the poor results tradition in India. Lieut.-Colonel Sinton, V.C., proposing the obtained. He collected a large quantity of evidence in chairman's health, said that the name of Rickard Christophers support of his opinion, and kept careful details of all cases had been bound up with work in malaria for forty years. In that he himself treated with tuberculin. He devoted a the great epidemic of 1908 the teaching of the officers fell upon large part of his life in the pursuit of this study, and it him, and the I.M.S. had never had due credit for the pioneer work then done. Sir Rickard's researches from first to last seems tragic that the mass of material collected by him were always directed to the basic principles of malariology should be wasted. He described a number of his cases and vital statistics; his models of mosquitos revealed him as in the British Medical Journal, and whenever the question the man of science who was also an artist. of tuberculin treatment appeared in print, throwing any The public proceedings ended with some stories told by doubt on the method, a vigorous letter would almost surely Colonel Anderson at the chairman's request, and an acknow- follow from his pen. ledgement to the honorary secretaries of the dinner, Sir Dr. Carswell had been president of the South-West Thomas Carey-Evans and Sir Richard Needham. The officers London Medical Society, and his colleagues in this society present at the dinner were: Major-Generals: W. V. Coppinger, A. W. M. Harvey, Sir and the British Medical Association will miss the presence Courtenay Manifold, Sir John h4egaw, C. W. F. Melville, Sir of one who was not only a great gentleman, but also Leonard Rogers, Sir Cuthbert Sprawson, G. Tate. both a stimulus and an inspiration. Colonels: H. Ainswortl, J. Anderson, Sir Charles Brierley, H. M. Cruddas, H. R. Dutton, A. B. Fry, C. A. Gill, T. A. Granger, T. H. G. C. R. M. Green, W. H. Leonard, H. M. Mackenzie, F. P. Mackie, THE BRITISH 1350 JUNE 26, 1937 UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES MEDICAL JOURNAL Sir Richard Needham, J. J. Pratt, A. H. Proctor, C. H. Reinhold, The following appointments have been made: Dr. A. M. H. A. Spitteler, Ashton Street, R. G. Turner, W. S. Willmore. Gray and Mr. W. Girling Ball as governors of the British Lieut.-Colonels: J. E. Ainsley, W. P. G. Alpin, A. C. Anderson, Post-Graduate Medical School; Professor W. W. Jameson as C. H. N. Baker, C. H. Barber, A. C. L. Bilderbeck, R. H. Candy, representative of the University at the eighth Imperial Social H. P. Cook, D. Clyde, D. G. Crawford, J. M. Crawford, J. B. Hygiene Congress, London, July 5 to 9; and Dr. R. A. Young Dalzell Hunter, S. C. Evans, J. K. S. Fleming, P. F. Gow, V. B. Green-Armytage, A. E. Grisewood, J. B. Hanapin, J. B. Hance, as representative of the University at the twenty-third Annutal W. L. Harnett, H. Hingston, E. H. Vere Hodge, J. M. Holmes, Conference of the National Association for the Prevention of E. V. Hugo, S. P. James, M. L. C. Irvine, I. Davenport Jones, Tuberculosis, Bristol, July 1 to 3. H. C. Keats, H. H. King, M. M. Khan, J. B. Lapsley, J. C. H. Leicester, C. McIver, E. C. G. Maddock, W. A. Mearns, F. 0. N. MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL MEDICAL SCHOOL Mell, S. H. Middleton-West, F. O'Kinealy, J. Rodger, H. Ross, H. K. Rowntree, J. D. Sambef, J. A. Sinton, R. B. Seymour The annual prize-giving ceremony of the Middlesex Hospital Sewell, H. B. Steen, R. Steen, W. D. H. Stevenson, H. Stott, Medical School will be held at the Scala Theatre, Charlotte W. A. Sykes, H. J. H. Symons, C. Thomson, G. S. Thomson, Street, W., on Wednesday, July 21, at 3 p.m., when the Prizes E. Owen Thurston, A. G. Tresidder, E. L. Ward, E. E. Waters. and Medals for 1936-7 will be presented by Viscount Dawson Majors: H. C. Brown, J. A. W. Ebden, Sir T. Carey Evans, of Penn and the Introductory Address will be delivered by A. Jnnes Cox, M. J. Quirke, J. Scott Riddle. Dr. G. E. Beaumont. Captains: T. D. Ahmad, H. L. Barker, B. M. Rao. The refresher course for old students of the Medical School Lieuttenants: B. J. Doran, J. R. Kerr, C. F. Mayo-Smith, J. D. will begin on Friday, October 1, at 2.15 p.m., and will Munroe, G. W. Palmer, S. Shone, W. C. Templeton, G. F. J. terminate on Sunday afternoon, October 3. A detailed pro- Thomas. gramme will be circulated about four weeks before the course starts. DEATHS IN THE SERVICES The annual dinner of the Medical School will be held at Major FRANCiS ALBERT SAW, R.A.M.C. (retired), died at the Savoy Hotel on Friday, October 1, with Dr. Douglas Oxford on March 24, aged 75. He was born at Greenwich McAlpine in the chair. on January 7, 1862, educated at Newcastle, and graduated as M.B.Dunelm in 1885, subsequently taking the D.P.H. of the UNIVERSITY London Colleges in 1902. Entering the Army as surgeon on OF BRISTOL January 30, 1886, he became major after twelve years' service, The following candidates have been approved at the exam- and retired on June 20, 1906. He served in the operations in ination indicated: South Africa in 1896, receiving the med'al; and in the South FINAL M.B., CH.B.-Section II: P. B. Ryan (with second-class African War from 1899 to 1901, taking part in the operations honours), Daphne V. Dennis, J. P. M. Forde, C. R. G. Howard, in Cape Colony, and gaining the Queen's medal with two H. James, A. D. Jones, N. R. Matheson, A. N. H. Peach (with distinction in surgery), J. W. E. Snawdon, A. M. Spencer, clasps. R. Tallack, P. Zimmering.

UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER Universities and Colleges At the meeting of the Court of Governors on June 2 a pro- posal to confer the honorary degree of Master of Arts on Dr. E. Bosdin Leech was accepted. The proposer and seconder mentioned Dr. Leech's long connexion with the Medical School, UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE his great services as honorary librarian of the medical library, During the month of May the following titles of medical and his work in archaeology. degrees were conferred by diploma on members of Newnham The Wild Prize in Pharmacology has been awarded to J. M. College: Rowson, and the Anaesthetic Prize in Dentistry to R. H. M.B., B.CHIR.--J. C. Drury. Dearden. M.B.-M. E. Barnard, D. M. Norman-Jones, Mrs. 0. K. Wilson. The following candidates have satisfied the examiners at The following medical degrees were conferred at a congrega- the examination indicated: tion held on June 19: M:D.-By Thesis: A. Bigham, *A. J. E. Cave, *L. Fay, H. A. M.D.-J. G. C. Spencer. Palmer, *H. J. Wade. M.CHIR.-J. W. S. H. Lindalhl. * With commendation. M.B., B.CHIR.-W. E. Joseph, J. R. Dickinson, J. R. Harris. M.B.-J. W. S. H. Lindahl, *D. Divine, A. T. Howell, T. D. F. Money, H. P. R. Smith. UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW * By proxy. The following degrees were conferred at a ceremony of graduation held on June 16: UNIVERSITY OF LONDON HON. LL.D.-John M. Cowan, M.D., Physician to the King in The following have been recognized as teachers of the Scotland ; the Right Hon. Walter Elliot, P.C., M.B., Secretary of University in the subjects indicated in parentheses: State for Scotland ; Thos. Kirkpatrick Monro, M.D., Emeritus Professor of Medicine in the University of Glasgow ; Sir Robert St. Bartholomtew's Hospital Medical College: Dr. A. H. T. Robb- Muir, M.D., F.R.C.P.Ed., F.R.S., Emeritus Professor of Pathology Smith (Pathology). in the University of Glasgow; Ralph Stockman, M.D., F.R.C.P.Ed., London Hospital Medicall College: Mr. E. C. B. Butler and Mr. Emeritus Professor of Materia Medica in the University of Glasgow. A. Tudor Edwards (Surgery). M.D.-D. P. Cuthbertson (with honours), I. K. Buchanan (witl Guy's Hospital Medical School: Mr. R. J. Cann (Oto-rhino- commendation), Agnes T. Kennie, G. Pollock, T. M. Sharp. laryngology); Mr. F. W. Law (Ophthalmology). CH.M.-W. J. L. Francis. St. Mary's Hospital Medical School: Mr. H. C. Gage (Radio- logy); Mr. G. Roche Lynch (Forensic Medicine). Westmiinster Hospital Medical School: Dr. H. T. Barron UNIVERSITY OF WALES (Dermatology). WELSH NATIONAL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE University College Hospital Medical School: Dr. J. C. Hawksley (Medicine); Dr. R. S. Pilcher (Surgery). Ihe following candidates for the degrees of M.B., B.Ch. have King's College Hospital Medical School: Mr. E. B. Clayton satisfied the examiners in the subject indicated: (Physical Medicine). MEDICINE.-R. Bloom, *Marjorie G. Bryan, C. D. Chilton Sonia D. Dymond, T. J. Evans, J. G. Jones, C. K. B. Lennox: London School of Hygiene anid Tropical Medicine: Dr. T. Lynda B. Powell, H. Rees, H. J. A. Richards, H. E. Seingry, Bedford (Hygiene and Public Health). *J. P. Spillane, J. A. B. Thomas. Royal Dental Hospital of London and School of Dental Surgery: Mr. S. Blackman (Radiology). SURGERY.-R. Bloom, Marjorie G. Bryan, C. D. Chilton, Sonia D. Dymond, T. J. Evans, J. Farr, Gweneth Howell, W. R. L. British Post-Graduiate Medical School: Dr. Janet M. Vaughan James, J. G. Jones, C. K. B. Lennox, H. Rees, H.- J. A. Richards, (Pathology). J. P. Spillane. Dr. A. M. H. Gray has been elected chairman of the PHARMACOLOGY.-Marjorie E. Bright, Mary E. Budding, R. G. Graham Legacy Committee for the year 1936-7, and Professor Griffiths, W. H. Harris, J. C. Herapath, D. D. Howell, H. R Hudd, C. R. Harington, F.R.S., fias been appointed Director of Elizabeth G. Jenkins. C. W. D. Lewis, *G. 0. Lewis, M. Liewelyn, Research under the Charles Graham Medical Research Scheme Ll. M. Williams, W. Williams. for a period of one year from October 1. * With distinction. JUNE 26, 1937 UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES THE MlEDICALBRITSHJOURNAL 1351

ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND The International Congress for the Protection of Child- The following have been successful at the First Professional hood will be held in Paris from July 19 to 21, with 'Examination for the Diploma of Fellow: M. Albert Lebrun, President of the Republic, as presi- P. Berbrayer, M.D., J. A. W. Bingham, M.B., B.Ch., Ruth E. M. dent of honour. Further information can be obtained Bowden, A. C. Brewer, M.B., Ch.B., M.R.C.S., A. J. Broomhall, from 67, Avenue de la Toison d'Or, Brussels. M.R.C.S., D. M. F. Carter, G. H. D. Channing, L. P. Clark, M.B., Ch.B., S. Eisenhammer, M.B., Ch.B., R. D. Ewing, M.B., The third International Medical Congress to be held in B.Ch., M.R.C.S., Frances V. Gardner, A. Gourevitch, M.R.C.S., Switzerland will take place at Interlaken from August 29 I. H. Griffiths, M.B., B.S., M.R.C.S., E. 0. Harris, M.B., B.S., to September 4. One day will also be sp_nt at Berne under M.R.C.S., E. C. Herten-Greaven,M.B., B.Ch., M.R.C.S., J. Heselson, the auspices of the medical faculty of the University. M.B., Ch.B., W. B. Highet, M.B., Ch.B., W. G. Holdsworth, M.B., B.S., A. H. Hunt, B.M., B.Ch., M.R.C.S., A. J. Innes, M.B., The subscription is ten Sv;iss francs. Further information .Ch.B., R. Ismail, M.B., Ch.B., E. S. James, M.D., A. B. King, can be obtained from the Schweizerische mnedizinische M.B., B.S., M.R.C.S., G. H. Kitchen, M.D., R. A. V. Lewys-Lloyd, Wochenischrift, Klostenberg 27, Basel., M.B., B.S., M.R.C.S., J. F. Lipscomb, M.B., B.S., L. Lloyd-Evans, T. G. Lowden, B.M., B.Ch., S. D. Loxton, M.B., Ch.B., H. M. On the occasion of the celebration of the tounuation McGladdery, M.B., B.S., M.R.C.S., T. J. B. A. MacGowan. M.B., of the University of Athens the following, among others, Ch.M., Rosamund I. Mackay, M.B., B.S., M.R.C.S., H. E. M. were elected honorary doctors: Sir Charles Sherrington, Martin, M.B., B.Ch., K. Mazhar, M.B., Ch.B., A. M. Minaisy, M.B., Ch.B., B. P. Moore, B. L. Morgan, G. N. Norris, M.B., M.S., Professors 0. Naegeli of Zurich, von Koranyi of Budapest, A. L. Newson, M.B., B.S,, H. R. C. Norman, M.D., M. D. M. L. Aschoff of Freiburg, Augustus Bier of Berlin, R. Krehl O'Callaghan, J. G. O'Donoghue, M.B., B.S., M. K. Parikh, M.B., of Heidelberg, Hymans van den Bergh of Utrecht, and B.S., W. D. Park, M.B., B.S., M.R.C.S., W. Parke, M.B.. Ch.B., D. G. Phillips, M.B., Ch B., J. G. Pyper, M.B., B.Ch., S. C. Raw, J. Wagner von Jauregg of Vienna. M.B., B.S., M. J. Riddell, A. F. Rushforth, M. L. A. Samie., M.B., An interesting collection of varied goods, gifts from B.Ch., A. H. Sangster, M.D., C.M.. A. H. M. Siddons, M.B., is the B.Ch., M.R.C.S., A. J. Slessor, M.B., Ch.B., H. A. Small, M.B., thirty-six countries, now passing through British Ch.B., R. Spencer. M.B., Ch.B., K. R. Thomas, M.B., Ch.B., Customs in preparation for the British Red Cross Society's D. M. Thomson, M.D., G. M. Thomson, M.B., B.S., A. J. Walker, international bazaar which is to be held at the Central A. Wardale, M.B., B.S., M.R.C.S., D. Wynn-Williams, J. F. Hall, Westminster, S.W.I, on July 7 and 8. The bazaar Ziegler, M.B., B.S., A. Zinovieff. is in aid of the Florence Nightingale International Foun- dation, which has its headquarters in London, and which constitutes a permanent mernorial to Florence Nightingale in the form of an endowed trust for post-graduate scholar- Medical News ships providing advanced courses of nursing at Bedford College. The special training given by the foundation The Right Hon. Christopher Addison, M.D., who was includes courses dealing with public health administration raised to the peerage in the Coronation Honours List, has and teaching in schools of nursing, and social work, for taken the title Lord Addison of Stallingborough, in the women who have had the best nursing training avail- County of Lincoln. able in their own countries. Sir Farquhar Buzzard, President of the British Medical The 250th anniversary of the German Academy of Association, will open the new Central Clinic at Bristol on Medicine, of which Professor H. Abderhalden is presi- Friday, July 9. This clinic, erected at a cost of £47,000, dent, was celebrated at Halle on May 28. will provide maternity and child welfare services, school medical services, dental and tuberculosis treatment facilities, and a dispensary. - The annual dinner of the Cambridge Graduates' Letters, Notes, and Answers Medical Club will be held at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, on Friday, July 2, at 7 for 7.30 p.m., with the All communications in regard to editorial business should be president-elect, Sir Walter Langdon-Brown, in the chair. addressed to THE EDITOR, BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL, B.M.A. HOUSE, TAVISTOCK SQUARE, W.C.I. The honorary secretaries are Mr. W. D. Doherty, 10, ORIGINAL ARTICLES and LETTERS forwarded for publication Upper Wimpole Street, W.1, and Dr. L. E. 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KEY TO DATES AND PAGES THE following table, giving a key to the dates of issue and the page numbers of the BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL and SUPPLEMENT in the first volume for 1937, may prove convenient to readers in search of a reference. Serial Date of Journal Supplement No. Issue Pages Pages 3965 .. Jan. 2 .. 1- 50 .. 1- 16 3966 .. , 9 .. 51- 104 .. 17- 28 3967 .. ,,16 .. 105- 152 .. 29- 40 3968 .. ,,23 .. 153 - 202 .. 41 - 48 3969 .. ,,30 .. 203- 254 .. 49- 64 3970 .. Feb. 6 .. 255- 310 .. 65- 76 3971 .. ,,13 .. 311- 374 .. 77- 88 3972 .. ,, 20 .. 375- 430 .. 89- 100 3973 .. ,,27 .. 431 - 482 .. 101 - 112 3974 .. Mar. 6 .. 483 - 540 .. 113 - 124 3975 .. ,, 13 .. 541 - 594 .. 125- 136 3976 .. ,, 20 .. 595- 650 .. 137- 148 3977 .. ,,27 .. 651 - 694 .. 149- 160 3978 .. April3 .. 695 - 738 161 - 172 3979 .. ,, 10 .. 739- 794 .. 173- 184 3980 .. ,,17 .. 795- 846 .. 185- 196 3981 .. ,, 24 .. 847 - 900 .. 197- 240 3982 .. May1 .. 901 - 952 .. 241 -268 3983 .. ,, 8 .. 953 - 1008 .. 269- 280 3984 .. ,,15 .. 1009- 1056 .. 281 -300 3985 .. ,, 22 .. 1057 - 1102 .. 301 - 312 3986 .. ,,29 .. 1103 - 1144 .. 313 -340 3987 .. June 5 .. 1145 - 1188 .. 341 - 368 3988 .. ,,12 .. 1189- 1240 .. 369- 380 3989 .. ,, 19 .. 1241 - 1296 .. 381 - 408 3990 .. ,,26 .. 1297- 1352 .. 409 - 420 INDEX T -VOLUME I FOR 1937

READERS in search of a particular subject will finid it useful to bear in mind that the references are in several cases distributed under two or niole separate but nearly synonymous headings-such, for instance, as Brain and Cerebral; Heart and Cardiac; Liver and Hepatic; Renal and Kidney; Cancer and Carcinoma, Epithelioma, Malignant Disease, New Growth, Sarcoma, etc.; Child and Infant; Bronchocele, Goitre, and Thyroid; Diabetes, Glycosuria, and Sugar; Light, Roentgen, Radium, X Rays; Status Lymphaticus and Thymus; Eye, Ophthalmia, and Vision; Pyelography and Urography; Lunacy and Mental Diseases; Sunlight and Ultra-violet; Bicycle and Cycle; Motor and Automobile; Associatioin, Institution, and Society, etc. Subjects dealt with under various main headings in the JOURNAL have been set out in alphabetical order under their respective headings-for example, " Annotations," " Correspondence," " Leading Articles," " Reviews," etc. Original Articles are indicated by the letter (0). For Obituary Notices see under Names of Individuals.

A ADAMS, W. Stirk: Otitis media in early childhood, ALAJOUANINE, Th. (and R. Thurel): Les Spasmes 1084 de la Face et leur Traitement, rev., 1315 ABBOTT, Maude, LL.D., of McGill University, con- ADAMSON, Rhoda: Rupture of the uterus, 291 ALBOT, G.: Tuberculosis hepatitis, 36 ferred upon, 55-Atlas of Congenital Cardiac Alcohol or insulin ? Mock trial held by the Fellow- Disease, rev., 970 ADDIS, W. R.: Cystic degeneration of the endo- ship of Medicine, 644 ABDEEN, M.O. : An adenoid curette, 1073 mietrium, 408-Pathogenesis of eclampsia, 1103 (0) Alcohol and motor accidents, 836 ABDERHALDEN, Emil, sixtieth birthday of, 593 ADDISON, Christopher, created a Baron, 1032, 1041, Alcohol and motor accidents (H. M. Vernon), 188 ABEL, A. Lawrence: Some common diseases of the 7351-To take the title of Lord Addison of Stalling- Alcoholic poisoning, 1351 rectum and anal canal, 1297 (0)-Modified borough in the County of Lincoln, 1351 ALEXANDER, A. J. P.: Epilepsy and cysticercosis, Clifton's proctoscope, 1317 ADDISON, E. A.: Sweet chestnuts in epidemic 966 (0) Aberdeen. See Scotland jaundice, 1056 ALEXANDER, Frederick William, obituary notice of, Abortion, causes of (C. Weysser), 903 Addison's disease (A. W. Spence), 279 689 Abortion, committee on (parliamentary note), 1142, Addison's disease associated with hyperthyroidisn, ALEXANDER, J. Finlay: Appreciation of Robert 1167-Con.stitution of, 1167 examination of the endocrine system in (G. Bini), James Dick, 588 Abortion, criminal, in France, 621, 688 678 ALEXANDER, J. H.: Changes in the nasal mucosm Abortion, criminal, pathology of (W. H. Grace), 727 Adenoid curette. See Curette following zinc ionization, 1027 Abortion, habitual (P. A. McCaUum), 1223 Adenomyoma causing intestinal obstruction (A. ALFANO, A.: Extra-articular manifestation of acute Abortion, habitual and stillbirth syndrome and late Gough), 993 articular rheumatism, 802 pregnancy toxaemia (James Young), 953 (0) ADLER, Alfred, obituary notice of, 1180, 1227 ALLAN, P. B. M.: Moth-Hunter's Gossip, rev., 1119 Abortion and the law, 418 Adrenal cortex (L. R. Broster and H. W. C. Nines), ALLEN, Clifford: Modern Discoveries in Medical Abortion, problem of in New Zealand, report, 1087 662 (0)-(W. N. Kemp), 1194 (0), 1221-Dis- Psychiatry, rev., 754-Mental disorder following Abortion, when is it lawful ? (leading article), 393- cussion, 1221 head injury, 881 Correspondence on, 470 Adrenal gland, physiology of (S. Levy Simpson), 229 ALLEN, F. J.: Why " nocifensor " system of nerves? Abortion, repeated, treatment of (Lilias M. Blackett See also Gland 687, 942 Jeffries), 328 Adreno-genital syndrome and tumours of the ALLEN, F. M. B.: Aids to Diagnosis and Treatment ABRAHAmS, Margery (and Elsie M. WIDDOWSON): suprarenals (A. W. Spence), 338 of Diseases of Children, seventh edition, rev., 755 M1odern Dietary Treatment, rev., 1206 ADRIAN, Edgar Douglas, elected to the Chair of Allen and Hanburys: Protamine insulin (with zinc) Abscess, cerebral, acute, treatment of by punctture Physiology at Cambridge, 588 -suspension, 531 (Guns), 616 Aerial. See Air Alleyens, specific and the " disposition " (E. M. Abscess, perinephritic, a physical sign in (John T. Africa, tuberculosis problem in (Charles Wilcocks), Fraenkel), 438 t0). See also Allergic conditions Morrison), 711 1039 Allergic conditions and air purification (E. M. Abscess, retropharyngeal, 508 AGASSIZ, C. D. S.: Artificial pneumothorax in Fraenkel), 1171 Abscess, typhoid, 57 years later (P. Phillips and children, 1267 Allergic conditions, treatment of, 638 R. T. Cooke), 219-Correspondence on, 685 Agra and Oudh, child welfare in, report, 938 Allergy and agranulocytosis, 143 ABSE, Phillips, sentenced to penal servitude for false Agranulocytosis and allergy, 143 ALLISON, V. D. : Haemolytic streptococci in scarlet pretences, 1345 Agranulocytosis, chronic, successfully treated with fever wards, 714 Absorption, review of books on, 558 liver (C. R. Das Gupta and L. J. Witts), 1197 (0) ALSTON, J. M.: Epidemiology of Well's disease, 520 ABT, Isaac A. (editor): The 1936 Year Book of Agranulocytosis, fulminating (O. K. G. Guyer), 18 Altitudes, high, acclimatization to (A. Keyes and Paediatries, rev., 755 Agranulocytosis, rhythmical, 45 others), 991 Academic costuime, 430, 482, 594 Agricultural education and research, supplementary Alum-precipitated toxoid in diphtheria immuniza- estimate for (parliamentary note), 536-The Vote, tion (George Chesney), 807 (0)-Correspondence ACADEMY, ROYAL, OF MEDICINE IN IRELAND: etc., 1293-Animal diseases: Government policy on, 887. See also Diphtheria Section of Medicine: Need for a National Serum (parliamentary note), 1293 ALVAREZ, Juan Carlos: El Problema de los Inceapaces Institute, 883 AINSwORTH-DAVIES, J. C.: Frequency of micturition por Accidente, rev., 756 Section of Obstetrics: Endometriosis, 778- in the adult, 37 Amblyopia, appliances to improve the vision in Encysted endomaetrioma, 779-Vaginal hysterec- Air ambulance work, 1328 (John Marshall), 578 tomy, 779-Varicose veins in pregnancy, 993- Air conditioning, discussion at the Royal Society of Ambulance Brigade, St. John: Jubilee celebrations, Pregnancy in diabetics, 994 MIedicine, 1171 1042 Section of Surgery: Renal tuberculosis, 137- Air, relief by International Conference in, 1328 Ambulance service, civilian, 635 Subelavian aneurysin, 411-Stone in the upper Air raid: 308, 309, 426, 429, 468, 538, 591, 613, 648, Ambulance units in Ethiopia, 1324 urinary tract, 829 1008, 1055, 1091, 1179, 1230, 1282, 1291, 1339- Ambulance work in Spain (parliamentary note), 54 Anti-gas equipment, local schemes, Governmentto Ambulances, London, false calls for, 104 Accident and diabetes mellitus, 684, 784 help cost of (parliamentary note), 309-Anti-gas Amenorrhoea In women with Graves's disease (V. Accidents, cerebral vascular (C. M. Hinds Howell), school at Falfield, civilian, officers of Government JonAs and E. Markalous), 218 255 (0) Departments to undergo instruction at (parlia- Ammonia formation in the lungs, 671 AccidentS: In coal mines, numbers (parliamentary mentary note), 309-Anti-gas treatment, instruc- Ammonium mandelate syrup, 331 note), 1344-Juvenile, rate (parliamentary note) tion of doctors in (parliamentary note), 426- Amplivox model hearing-aid, 756 201-Motor, and alcohol, 836-Motor, and Bomb-proof shelters (parliamentary note), 1055- Amyl salicylate and other salicyl esters In treatment alcohol (H. M. Vernon), 188-Review of book on, Gas masks, distribution of (parliamentary note), of minor burns (B. Leslie Stewart), 380 (0) 122-Road (parliamentary note), 54, 647- 308, 429-Regional store depots for (parliamentary Anaemia, macrocytic, extracts of liver and yeast in Necropsy after, 83-Campaign of the Road note), 429-FUter material in (parliamentary note) (Lucy Wills), 629 Accidents Eniergency Council, 151, 285-Numbers, 692-Issue of to civilians (parliamentary note), Anaemia, nutritional, in the East End of London 647 1291-Gas-proof shelters, public (parliamentary (Leonard Findlay), 12 (0)-Correspondence on, Accidents, rehabilitation after: Report of Comminiittee, note), 538-Medical instruction in (parliamentary 140, 191 1218 note), 648-Poison gas: protective measures Anaemia, review of book on, 19 Accommodation, paralysis of, as the result of internal criticised (parliamentary note), 426-Precaution, Anaemias, hypochromic and iron deficiency relations administration of stranmonium (Humphrey Neame), correspondence on, 1091, 1230, 1282, 1339-Pre- between (J. F. Brock), 314 (O)-Correspondence 498 cautions in London, 468, 1008-In Wandsworth, on, 471, 528 Acetic acid and vinegar (parliamentary note), 54 instruction in, 1008-Respirators and concen- Anaesthesia in America (Canada and the United Acetylcholine, action of on the central nervous trated gases (parliamentary note), 591-Review of States), 630 system (leading article), 1123 book on, 613-Westminster, Palace of, protection Anaesthesia, ether, the discoverer of, 831 Acetylchollne, action of on skeletal muscle, 873 of (parliamentary note), 592 Anaesthesia, evipan, for delirium tremens, 336 Achondroplasia, 952 Air transit for pregnant women, 420. See also Anaesthesia, general, oral props In (A. H. L. Baker), Actinotherapy: Mobile light treatment unit for ward Pregnant 560 work, 1026 Airway cap, an anaesthetic (Herbert Charles), 449 Anaesthesia, local, in repair of torn perineum (Stanley ADALJA, K. V.: Acquired haemophilia, 785 AITKEN, Charles J. Hill: The saliva In diphtheria, Way), 753-Correspondence on, 836 ADAM, James: Sclerosing submucosal injection of 56-What about ourselves ? 738 Anaesthesia for perineal tears. See Perineal the turbinates, 245, 416 AITKEN, Isobella Macindoe Malcolm, obituary notice Anaesthesia, review of books on, 754, 863 ADAMS, A.: Congenital cystic disease of the lungs, of, 642 Anaesthesia, spinal, neurological sequelae of (Mac- 292 AITTKEN, J. B., appointed Serving Brother of the donald Critchley), 680 ADAMS, A. Wilfred: Continuous Intravenous saline Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 Anaesthesia, spinal, and " rachi-resistance " (W. R. infusion, 636-Prevention of constipation, 1336 AITKEN, McCrae: Ununited fractures, 576 Black and G. A. Bagot Walters), 218 (0), 418- ADAMS, James, obituary notice of, 1098 AITREN, Robert: Lupus Xvulgaris, with special Correspondence on, 297, 360, 418, 584 ADAMS, S. B.: Low voltage near-distance x-ray reference to its treatment with the Finsen-Loraholt Anaesthesia. See also Analgesia therapy, 1276 lamp, 160 (0) Anaesthetic airway cap. See Airway THE BRITISH 4 JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Anaesthetic deaths (Edwin Smith), 881 Annotations (continued) Annotations (continued) Anaesthetics for nose and throat operations (T. B. Histamine and anaphylactic shock. 871 Vascular disease, obliterative, treatment of, 508 Layton), 345-Discussion, 345 "Historadiography," 818 Vascular responses to CO2, 510 Anaesthetist in the theatre, 43 Honours, New Year, 276 Venereal-disease, control of, in France, 129 Anal canal, some common diseases of (A. Lawrence Hospitals, General for the Territorial Army, 1324 Ventricular fibrillation, transient, 1030 Abel), 1297 (0) Houssay's work on the pituitary, 927 Veterinary education, 562, Analgesia, gas-and-air, in labour, 627-Investiga- Hypochondriasis, 816 Virus diseases, more about, 816 tions at Barnet, 627-Correspondence on, 731. Ide test, 1030 Vitamin A, body reserves of, 928 See also Labour Indexes, half-yearly, 83, 178 Vitamin C in milk, 622 Analgesia in normal labour (Marshall Scott), 1222 Influenza epidemic, 178 Vocational guidance at Borstal, 760 Analgesia, review of book on, 754 Influenza prophylaxis, 760 Volkmann's contracture, 565 Analgesia. See also Anaesthesia Influenza, research on, 128, 671 Anaphylactic shock and histamine, 871. See also Intelligence of a rural population, 1322 Announcements of forthcoming events, etc., 54, Shuck Intestinal flora of children, 1:321 103, 151, 201, 253, 309, 373, 429, 481, 539. 592, Anatomists at Toronto, 839 Jackson, Hughlings-ophthalmologist, 1127 649, 692, 737, 793, 845, 899, 951, 1007, 1055, Anatomy, review of books on, 272, 1025, 1160 Johnson, Samuel, and John Huinter, 28 1101, 1143, 1187, 1239, 1294, 1351 ANDERE iN, A.: Glycosuria, 301 Leprosy, remedies for, 925 Annual Holiday Bill, 589 ANDERSON, A. B.: Hyperthyroidism and basal Life without bacteria, 26 ANREP, Professor: Lane lectures on studies in nisetabolism, 778 Liverpool Medical Institution, 1214 cardiovascular regulation, 275 ANDERSON, Alexander Greig, appointed Plhysician London Medical Graduates Society, 511 Anthrax, atypical, 246 to the King in Scotland, 532 Lung complications, post-operative. 131 Anthrax cases, numbers (parliamentary note), 1344 ANDERSON, F. W.: Calciferol, 830 Malaria in Egypt, 1322 Anthrax, unusual case of (A. E. Hodgson), 73 ANDERSON, J. S.: Acute enteritis, 410 Mandelic acid in urinary infections. 396 Anti-gas. See Air raid AND1ERSON, Robert: Glycosuria, 194 Maternal mortality, 1215 Antihaesin to remove plaster strapping, 223 ANDERSON Robert, jun., obituary notice, of, 942 Medical classics, 509 Antileprol in treatment of skin diseases (S. Lomholt), ANDERSON, T. A.: Ownership of a medal, 900 Medical Fellowships, travelling, 762 285 ANDREw, A. T., obituary notice of, 733 Medicine in the goldfields, 177 Antitoxin establishment of London, a new, 1043 Aneurysm, subelavian (C. J. McAuley), 411 Mental hospital service of London, 872 Antitoxins, specific, for gonococeal and Imeningo- Angina and coronary disease, 940 Middle-age spread, 128 cocial infections, 321, 335, 414, 470, 525, 540, Angina, Ludwig's, treated with prontosil, 472, 584 Midhurst Sanatorium report, 1126 585, 636. See also Gonorrhoea and Meningococcal Angina innocens (Geoffrey Bourne), 695 (0)- Milk pasteurization, compulsory for (ilasgow, 926 ANWYLIDAVIES, T.: Treatment of gonorrhoea with Correspondence on, 784, 834, 887, 997, 1088, 1138, Milk pasteurization, nutritive value of, 979 a specific antitoxin, 321 (0), 335, 525 1228, 1837 Milk, raw and pasteurized, nutritive value of, 1321 Anxiety neurosis (H. W. Eddisony, 92, 152-A Angina pectoris: functional or organic ? 940 Iaevus sebaceus, 1126 correction, 152 Angina, Vincent's, 900 Narcotic drugs. See Drugs Aorta, rupture of into duodenum (J. S. Manson), 121 Angioneurotic oedema. See Oedema Nervous lesions in experimental vitamin B Apothecaries Society of London: Pass lists and Animnal diseases: Governilient policy (parliamentary deficiency, 1214 degrees, 52, 306, 535, 734, 1050, 1234-Livery note), 1293 Nutrition, Advisory Committee on, 719 dinner, 539-Examination dates, 790 Animal diseases, research in, 1333 Oestrogenic hormones and the nasal nuLcosa, 27 Appendicitis, acute, appendieostomy in, 191 Animal experiments without licence (parliamentary Opium smoking in the Far East, 1167 Appendicitis, epidemic, 254 note), 845 Otology, renaissance of, 1076 Appendicostomy in acute appendicitis, 191 Animal pathology. See Pathology Pain, anatomy of, 80 Appendix, bilharzial invasion of (R. M. Sargent), 663 Animals, behaviour of, review of book on, 1072 Patron of the British Medical Association, 28 Appendix, mucocle of (J. W. Burns), 777 Anhnals, experiments on (parliamentary note), 371, Pekingnman, 455 Approxed Societies' additional benefits (parliamen- 1055 Peptic ulcer, treatment of, 980 tary note), 537-Benefit, rates of (parliamentary Animals in films. See Cinematograph Films (Anilnlals) Periarteritis nodosa, 718 note), 648-And unemployed on extended Insur- Bill Philip Robert, and tuberculosis, 1165 ance (parliamentary note), 899-Transfer of Animals Protection Bill, 1003 Physical training and recreation. 396 members (parliamentary note), 1054-Adminis- Ankle, fractures of. See Fractures Pink disease, 1077 tration of benefit (parliamentary note), 1186. ANKLESARIA, Jehangir Ardeshir, Kaisar-i-Hind Pituitary secretion, control of, 226 See also Insurance Medal conferred upon, 1042 Pituitary syndrome, an unusual, 1273 Arachnidism, 130. See also Spider Anssali di Ostetricia e Ginecologia: Special issue on Placentas, study of one thousand, 564 ARCH, E. W.: Infection treatment of hernia, 246, the Luigi Mangiagalli Obstetrical and Gynaeco- Plague in Paris, 337 1281 logical Clinic at Milan, 254 Pneumonia due to Friedimder's bacillus, 1078 ARCHER, Nora (and R. D. LAWREINCE): Zinc prota- " Pneumonitis, simple," 455 mine insulin, 487 (0) Annotations: Pneumothorax, artificial, contralateral, 1032 ARCHIBALD, Sir Robert: Kala-azar in the Sudan, 90 Abolitionist Congress, International, 1166 Poliomyelitis, prevention of by nasal spraying, 1126 Architects Registration Bil, 306, 423 Abortion, Committee on (Inter-departmental), 1167 Porphyrinuria, congenital, 131 Archlies of Dermatology and SyphiJology for January Abortion, criminal, in France, 621 Post Office and the coroner, 397 dedicated to William Allen Pusey, 592 Accidents, road, necropsy after, 83 Prescribing, rational, 131 ARKWRIGHT, Joseph Arthur, knighthood conferred Acetylcholine, action of on skeletal muscle, 873 Prostaglandin and vesiglandin. 3:35 upon, 276, 283 Ambulance units in Ethiopia, 1324 Prostate, size of the, 719 ARMsTRoNG-JoNES, Sir Robert: Regions of the Ammonia formation in the lungs, 671 lPsittacosis, 926 mind, 426-Mental disorder and the endocrines, Arachnidism, 130 Public Health Act, 1936, 817 469-Diseases of the colon, 1131 Arthritis in women, 453 Pulmonary cavity, the blocked, 227 Army and Air Force Annual Bill, 841, 895, 100:3- Asthma research, 25 Pulmonary infarcts, 622 Royal Assent to, 1003 Athletic records, chemistry of, 121:3 Quarters on shipboard at Belfast, 455 Army, British: Army Dental Corps, 532 Atmosphere, fouling of the, 1128 Queen's Institute of District Nursing, 1272 Army, British: Army life to be improved (parliamen Bacillus Calmette-Gu6rin vaccination oI infants. 83 " Radiculoneuritis," 454 tary note), 691 BLAND-SUTTON, Sir John, the seven stages of, 872 Radiology and its relation to medicine, 564 Army, British, Army Medical Services: Appoinit- Blind, education of the, 510 Rat-hunting in Hawaii, 395 ments, 1143 Blood grouping of the Bantu, 1272 Research Defence Society, 1167 Army, British: Blood transfusion in (parliamentary Burns, treatment of, 395 Retina in life, experimental staining of, 129 note), 950 Caffeine intoxication, 27 Retinitis, diabetic, 277 Army British: Commnmissions in the Royal Arlny Cambridge M.B. thesis, 278 Retropharyngeal abscess, 508 Medical Corps, 735 Cancer, International Union algainst, 1127. Rheumatic fever in vitamin C deficiency, 28 Army, British, health of: Report for 1935, 625 Capitation for inquiry, 1128 Rheumatism, juvenile, campaign against, 981 Army, British: Keogh Barracks, 735 Carbon monoxide poisoning, chronic, 27 Rickets, renal, and the parathyrold glands, 620 Army, British, Royal Army Medical Corps: Defi- Cardiac ischaemia, 82 Rickettsia, new species of, 1031 ciency in establishments (parliamentary note), 1239 Cellulitis, facial-, 83 Routtey, T. C., his visit to England, 818 Army, British, Territorial Arnmy: Medical service Centrifugation, new method of. 673 Royal Medical Benevolent Fund, 672 in, 196-General hospitals for, 1324 Cerebro-spinal fluid pressure, 454 Royal Society Conversazione, 981 ARNOTT, W. Melville (and J. J. Mason BRow): Chemical properties and pharmacological action, St. Bartholomew's Hospital Reports, 80 Internlittent venous occlusion in treatment of 1271 Scarlet fever at Doncaster, 26 obliterative vascular disease, 1106 (0) Claudication, intermittent, 453 SsHR6TTER, Leopold von, centenary of, 228 "Arrested," definition of, 1227 Collapse, selective, 1215 Sclerodermia, surgical treatment of, 1270 Arterial thrombosis. See Thrombosis Congresses of obstetrics and gynaecology, 1029 Selective collapse, 1215 Arteries, coronary, thrombo-angiitis obliterans of,927 Coronation honours, 1032 Sex functions, centres for, 509 Arthritis, chronic, hyperthermia treatment of (A. C:RAMP, Dr., the work of, 565 Shiga and dysentery, 761 Weissmann), 495 Dietaries, working-class, 176 Silicosis, experimental, 620 Arthritis, infectious, radiographs of (S. C. Davidson Diphtheria, immuniza.tion against, 717 Skin disinfection, 871 and S. L. Warren), 906 Disclaimer, a, 337 " Slum " schools must go, 276 Arthritis, rheumatoid, blood sedimentation rates in Drugs and foods, biological study of, 511 Streptococcal infections, chemotherapy of, 452 (L'Estrange Orme), 778 Drugs, narcotic, traffic in, 227 Sudan, health in the, 130 Arthritis in women (R. Fortescue Fox), 453 Egg membrane technique In virus work, 336 Sympathectomy, technique of, 1076 ARVEDSON, J.: The Technique, Effe8ts, and U8es of Endocarditis, bacterial, 228 Tetanus, a study of, 336 Swedish M1edical Gynmamstic8 and Mssage, third Endocarditis, thrombotic non-bacterial, 1166 TEHOMPSON, Sir Henry, portrait of, 177 edition, rev., 447 Euthanasia for cats and dogs, 1323 Thrombo-anglitis obliterans of the coronary Asbestosis disablement, certificates for, numbers Evipan for delirium tremens, 336 arteries, 927 (parliamentary note), 1344 Factories, ventilation of, 673 Thyroid therapy in cretinism, 718 AscHoFF, L., elected an Honorary Doetor of tke Food handlers, control of, 870 Trachoma, treatment of, 1077 University of Athens, 1351 Foot-and-mouth disease, research in, 1031 Tropical ulcer, 277 Ascorbic acid, 846 Gas heating in flueles rooms, 81 Tuberculous meningitis of bovine origini, 81 ASHCROFT, Surgeon Captain L. S., appointed Gases, asphyxiating war, action of, 817 Tuberculosis, bovine, in the Netherlands, 1216 Honorary Physician to the King, 98 Gee-Thaysen disease, 175 Tuberculosis, human, of bovine origin, 980 ASHMORE, S. A. (and A. W. MOKENNY HUGHEs): Gonococcus antitoxin, 335 Tuberculosis, millary, chronic, in chiklren, 925 Coal-tar naphtha distillate for destruction of Great Ormond Street Hospital, the new, 673 Tuberculosis prevention, 719 bed-bugs, 459 Hand, "human-bite " infections of the. 178 Tuberculosis in voles, 1165 ASHWORTH, H. K.: Neurological sequelae of spinal Health education, 1323 Twins on a vegetable diet, 563 anaesthesia, 681 Health indices, 1271 Typhus and typhuis-like infections, 176 Aspirin: Calcium aspIrin, 77 Health policy in Palestine, 228 Urinary calculi, prevention of, 1273 Aspirin poisoning treated by intravenous sodium Heart in emphysema, 1216 Uveal syndrome, 83 lactate solution (Stanley W. Williams and Bonn M. Heat disease, 621 Vascular changes in heimiplegia, 761 Panting), (0) THE BRITIsH 5 JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Asociation, Animal Diseases Research: Annotation ATKINS, Sir John: Wintering in England. 626- BAiRRIS. J. D.: Spa treatnment in gynaecology, 726 on the work of, 1333 K.C.V.O. conferred upon, 1032, 1041 BARRON, George M1oncrieff, O.B.E. conferred upor Association, Automobile: Irish Handbook, 240 ATKINSON, Sir E. Tindal: Obscene Literature, In 283 Association, Birth Control, National, Conference in Law and Practice, rev., 665 BARSON, J. (and J. F. D. SHREWSBURY): Cultivation Edinburgh, 990 Atmosphere, fouling of the, 1128 of mycotuberculosis from human sputa, 1154 (0) Association, British: Annual meeting, Nottingham Atropine administration followed by miiental dis- BARTELS, C. D.: Hypertrophy of the prostate, 11 (1937), 138 turbance (P. J. Duggan), 918 Basal metabolism. See Metabolism Association, British Health Resorts: Conference at Atropine administration, psychosis associated with BASHFORD, H. H.: The average size of families, 1137 Bournemouth, 539, 626-Wintering in England, (F. Hopkins and J. Robyns-Jones), 663 Basque children. See Spain 626-Meteorological records, 626-Effects of Atropine dosage in chronic epidemic encephalitis Bassini operation, fiftieth anniversary of, 1101 marine climate, 626-Climates and clinical con- (Arthur J. Hall), 795 (0) BASTIANELLI, Giuseppe, nominated president Of a ditions, 627-Where Bournemouth is indicated, ATTLEE, Dr.: Physical education in schools, 135 special committee for study of malaria, of the 627-Banquet, 627-Conference at Skegness, 874- ATTLEE, John, obituary notice of, 688 Health Section of the League of Nations, 649 Industry and the health resort, 874-Prophylactic Auditory meatus. See Meatus BATCHELOR, G. F. G.: Diseases of the colon, 631 holidays, 875-Healthly values of sport and Auditory nerve. See Nerve BATEMAN, Geoffrey H.: New tonsil snare, 1073 games, 875-Sea bathing, 875 AULD, A. G.: Urinary proteose in asthma, 143- BATESON, Gregory: Naven, rev., 449 Association, British Hospitals: Report of Volunitary Inhalational therapy, 419-The Nature and Treat- BATTEN, G. B.: Irradiation In malignant disease, 575 Hospitals Commission, 1028 ment of Asthma, Hay Fever, and Migraine, rev., BAUMGARTNER, Dr., elected President of the Association, British Medical, Annual Meeting, 713-Angina innocens, 784 Acad6mie de Chirurgie, 151 Belfast (1937), 233, 455, 622, 729, 766, 1260- Auraphone hearing-aid, 756 BAYNES, W. E. C.: Notes on Points of Law Affectilng Belfast-the gateway to Ulster, 233, 766, 1260- Auricular flutter continuing for twenty-four years Voliunttary Hospitals, rev., 1161 Quarters on shipboard at, 455-Accommodation (Sir Thomas Lewis), 1248 (0) BEATTIE, David J.: The Public Health Act, 1936, 817 in the S.S. Alnsanzora, 622-Hotel accommoda- Australia, nutrition in (leading article), 1319 BEATTIE, John: Experimental and laboratory tion, 729 AUSTREGEBSIO0 A.: Catalepey and naroolepsy, 781 training in medical education, 287 Association, British Medical: Kiing George VI Automobile Association Irish Handbook, 1240 BEAUMONT, Noel Charles, obituary notice, of, 475 becomes Patron of, 28 AYRROYD, W. R.: Vitamins and other Dietary Bechuanaland, medical services In (parliamentalry Essenitials, second edition, rev., 391 note), 538 ASSOCIATION, BRITISH MEDICAL:- Bed-bugs, coal-tar naphtha distitlates for destruction Ayrshire Division.-Treatment of some errors of of, report (S. A. Ashmore and A. W. McKenny metabolism at British Spas, 1017 Hughes), 459 Blackpool Division.-Cerebral vascular accidents Bed-bugs, eradication of, courses of training, 724 255 B Bedeaux system in factories (parliamentary note), 537 Border Counties Branch.-Lupus vulgaris, with BEDFORD, Evan: Course and management of coIl- special reference to its treatment with the Finsen- BABONNEiX, L.: Les Regyies chez l Euifunt. rev., genital heart disease, 290 Lomnholt lamp, 160 755 Bedstead of new design (Melbourne Thomas), 22 Calcutta Branch.-Carcinoma of the cervix in Baby Week, National chairmanship, 1295-Form of Beef and Veal Customs Duties BIll, 251, 307-Import India, 747 publicity for 1937, 1295 duty on liver products, 307 Dundee Branch.-Head inijuries in general BACHARACH, A. L.: Society of Public Analysts and Bejel-the syphilis of Bedouin children (Ellis H. practice, 739. other Analytieal Chemists, 694-Nutrition and Hudson), 1219-Discussion, 1219 Glamsorgan, North, and Brecknoclk Division.- infectious disease, 775-Calciferol, 830 BELCHER, Clement: Accidents and diabetes mellituis Early diagnosis and treatment of heart failure, 1145 Bacillus Calmette-Gu6rin vaccination of infants, 83 784 IHarrogate Division.-Protamine insulin and zinc Bacillus of Friedldnder causing pneu-monia, 1078 Belfast. See Ireland protamine insulin in treatment of diabetes mellitus, Bacillus of tubercie in the cerebro-spinal fluid: Belfast, Annual Meeting of the Association at. Sce 541 recovery (John P. McGuinness), 169 Association Jludclersfield Division.-Surgical intervention in Bacteria, life without, 26 Belgium, number of doctors in, 55-Red Cross sends obstetrical practice, 800 Bacteriology, review of books on, 171, 861 ambulances to Spain, 1187 Rensington Branch.-Climato-physiological in- Bad Nauheim: Electrocardiographic course at, 253 Belgrade, number of doctors in, 826 vestigations at the seashore, 555 BAGRNaow,, Sir George: Death of, 1032-Obituary BELL, R. J. Irving: Proposed medical scheme for Leeds Division.-Faints and fits, 203 notice of, 1096 public schools, 194 New Zealand Branch.-Biennial conference, 883 BAILEY, Hamilton: Diseases ofthe Testicle, rev., 75- BELL, Thomas, presentation to, 103 Staffordshire, North, Divson.-Some comumon (Wilfred I. B. STRINGER and Kenneth D. KEELE): BELLAMY, Lieut. W. A.: Air raid precautions, 1230, diseases of the rectum and anal canal, 1297 Continuous intravenous saline infusion, 552 (0)- 1339 Frauds on doctors, 650-Interceptor and regulator BELTRAMI, G.: La Wvolution Alinsvntaire Actuelle: ASSOCIATION, BRITISH MEDICAL :-Section, pro- for continuouw intravenous saline, 1259 See Conseqguences Biologi7ues, rev., 756 ceedings of: BAILEY, Lionel D. (and Clive SHIELDS): Hay fever Bence-Jones proteinuria, pitfall in diagnosis of, 14:3, Ophthalmology.-Report of, 114 treated by intranasal zinc conigation, 808 (0) BENJAMIN, P. V.: Tuberculosis in India, 1038 Association, British Medical, and Trades Union BAILEY, Welesley, obituary notice of, 633 BENNETT, J. G.: Herpes zoster and varicella, 738 Congress Joint Committee, 363 BAIN, C. W. C.: Angina innoceus, 1337 BENNETT, T. Izod: Protamine insulin, 188, 581 Association, Bridish Orthopsedic, Manchester, 607- BAIRD, Dugald: Placenta praevia, 578 BENNErT, W. B.: The Harris operation in prosta- Industrial aspect of fractures of the os calcis, 607 BAKER, A. H. L. : Oral props in general anaesthesia, tectomy, 293 Association, Britsh, of Radiologists, 686, 1275- 560 BENNETT-JONES, M. J.: Intraperitoneal haemorrhage Annual meeting, 1276-After-care of patients BAtER, John R.: Birth control, 990 from a Graafian follicle, 585 suffering from cancerof breast, 1275-Wave-length BAKER-BATES, E. T. (and John E. G. McGIBaN): BENTLEY, F. H.: Injuries of peripheral nerves, 348 in radiotherapy, 1275-Low voltage near-distance Direct bronchoscopic investigation in haemoptysis, BENTLY, P. G.: Birching of children, 785 x-ray therapy; 1276-Annual dinner, 1276 109 (0)-Bronchoscopic clinics, 828 Benzedrine, 43, 93, 1013-(Erich Guttmann anti Association, British, of Radiologists, 686, 1275- BALARD, Paul: Criminal abortion in France, 621 William Sargant), 1013 (0) Annual meeting, 1275. See also Radiologists BALDWIN, Ernest: An Introduction to Comparative Benzol poisoning in Belgian mirror factories (D. Association, British Waterworks, annual meeting, 933 Bio-Chemistry, rev., 968 Glibert), 1157 Association of Clinical Pathologists: Annual meeting, BALFOUR oF BURLEIGE, Lord (and others): Memorial Bequests to hospitals and medical charities, 217, 469, 350-Laboratory diagnosis of gonorrhoea, 350- to Professor E. H. Kettle, 1134 579, 693 Diagnosis of syphilis, 351-Congenital syphilis. BALFOUR, John H., presentation to, 1132 Bergmann, Ernst von, centenary of the birth, of, 55 351-Demonstrations, 352-Problems of blood BALFOUR, M. I.: Physical training and pregnancy, Bergmann, Gustav von: Panktionele Pathologie transfusion, 1329 584 eine Etinische Scaratlng von Ergebnis8en utntd Association, Edinburgh Women Citizens': Diet and BALL, Sir Arthur: Stone in the upper urinary tract, Anschauungeneiner Arbeitsrichung, rev., 74 healtlh, 780 829 BERKELEY, Sir Comyns: The new Journal typo- Association, German, of Natural Science, cenitenary BALLANTYNE, A. J.: Blomicroscopy of the fundus graphy, 196-The seven stages of John Bland- of thie foundation of, 1143 oculi, 578-Perivasculitis retinae, 624 Sutton, 872 Association of Industrial Medical Officers: The Bandage," Stericrepe," 560, 694 BERLIN: Kaiserim Friedrich-Haus bureau of Informa- application of psychology to industrial problems, BANKART, A. S. Blundell: Technique in knee-joint tion, 592-Population increases, 151-Post- 253, 503-DInner and presentation, 253 operations, 1227 graduate courses, 189, 592 Association, Infant Health Visitors, Glasgow: BANKS, H. Stanley: Specific antitoxins for gono- BESANVON, Professor, elected Vice-President of the Annual meeting, 468 coccal and meningococcal infections, 414-The Acad6mie de Medicine, 151 Association, London, of the Medical Women's heart in diphtheria, 1331 Besredka prize. See Prize Federation: Modern treatment of fevers, 352- BANNEN, J. E.: Cancer of the breast, 527 BESSEMANS, A.: Awarded the Saintone prize, 201 Recent advances in obstetrics, 1330 Bantu, biood grouping of the, 1272 BESSON, A.: Poliomyelitis in Paris, 633 Association, Medical Officers of Schools: Conference Bar, calls to the, 1295 BETT, Walter R.: Appreciation of David Fraser- on physical education in schools, 134 BARBER, Charles: External use of iodine, 540 Harris, 249 Association for Mental Welfare, Scottish: Psychiatric BARBER, Hugh: Infective hepatic jaundice, 67 (0) BEVERIDGE, T. Morris: Puerperal inversion of the wards in general hospitals, 635-Mental hygiene, BARBER, G. 0.: Reform of the medical curriculum, uterus, 583 1333 1040 BEVIN, Ernest: Industry and the health resort, 876 Association, National Veterinary Medical: Annual BARBOUR, W. J.: Temporary treatment in mental BEZANQON, Professor, nominated " Professeur de report, 1323-Euthanasia of cats and dogs, 1323 hospital practice, 281 Classe Exceptionelle," 1239 Association, Ontario Medical: Conjoint sessions BARCLAY, A. E.: Prevention of silicosis, 298-The Bibliographical references, a note for contributors to with the Canadian MedicalAssociation.Journal, 873 Digestive Tract. A Radiological Sttudy of its the British Medical Journal, 33 Association of Physicians of Great Britain and Anatomly, Physiology, and Pathology, second BIcK, Edgar M.: Source Book of Orthopaedics, Ireland: Annual meeting, 885 edition, rev., 330 rev. 1316 Association of Port Sanitary Authorities: Annual BARCROFT, Sir Joseph: Acclimatization to high BICKERTON, Thomas H.: A Medical History of conference, 1226-Health of Scottish ports, 1226- altitudes, 991 Liverpool from the Earliest Days to the Year 1920, Insect pests on ships, 1226 BARDHAN, P. N.: Thyroid extract for the itching of 232 Association, Tuberculosis, annual provincial meeting, jaundice, 301 BIER, August., Seventy-fifth birthday of, 55- 995, 1265. See also Tuberculosis 13arell's Festschrift, 202 Awarded the shield of nobility of the Chancellor Association, Yorkshire, of Medical Women: Annuiiial BARGER, George: Organic Chemsistry for M1Iedical of the Reich, 55-Elected an honorary doctor of dinner, 430 Students, second edition, rev., 500-Alkaloids of the University of Athens, 1351 ASTEN, Walter: Combined Universities Election, 786 ergot, 631 BIFFIN, Harriett, M.B.E. conferred upon, 1042 Asthma, bronchial, treated by pneumoperitoneum BARLOW, Lazarus: Problems of blood transfusion, BIGGAM, Lieut.-Colonel A. G. : Sigmoidoscopy in (M. A. Sisti), 68 1330 tropical practice, 577 Asthma, lipiodol In, 1188 11A4RNDEN, Percy Williaml, M.B.E. conferred upon, BIGGER, J. W.: Need for a national serumn institute Asthma query, 952, 1188 1042 In Ireland, 883 Asthma Research Council: Annual report. 25 B. RNETT, H. Norman: Cervical gland tuberculosis BIGLAND, A. Douglas (and Julius LIBMAN): Auto- Asthma, Urinary proteose, autogenous, in (Julius 43 genous urinary proteose in asthma and other Libman and A. Douglas Bigland), 62 (0)-. BIIRR, John B. (and M. A. FOULIS): Prontosil album allergic conditions, 62 (O)-Subarachnoid haemor- Correspondence on, 143 in puerperal sepsis, 445 (0) rhage from an aneurysm of the circle of Willis, 727 Astley Ainslie Institution, Report, 1278 BARRINGTON-WARD, Sir Lancelot, appointed Surgeon Bile-ducts, review of book on, 1070 Athletic records, chemistry of, 1213 to the King, 532 Bilharzia disease and ducks, 362 THE BRITISH 6 JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Bilharzial invasion of appendix (R.M. Sargent), 663 Board, Central Midwives: Annual report, 190- Bristol: Amalgamation of hospitals in, 52'3- Tuberculosis conference at, 1173 Biliary ducts-new T-tube for drainage of (Rodney Report of meetings, 429, 676, 831, 1086, 1335 Maingot), 971 Central Midwives, for Scotland: Report of British Drug Houses: Protamine insuilin (with Board, 531 BINI, G. : Examination of the enidocrine systemi in meetings, 525 zinc)-suspension, Graves's disease and Addison's disease, 678 Board of Control: Annual report, second part, 182- British Health Resorts Association. See Association new on, 968 Committee on Scientific and Ancillary British Medical Journal: The type (leading Biochemnistry, review of books 712, Advisory of in education (leading article), 225 Mlental Health Services, 884-The vote for, 1287 article), 23-General account of the change Biology a note for on, 1072 855 type, 32-Bibliographical references, Biology, review of book Board of Control for Scotland: Report, 791, 147. Biomicroscopy of the fundus oculi (A. J. Ballantyne), Medical contributors, 33-Correspondence on, 97, 196, Board of Education: Annual report of Chief 247 578 Officer on the health of the school child, 34-Issues See Birching of children (leading article), 618-Corre- a revised list of its special schools for the blind, British Pharmacopoeia. Pharmacopoeia spondence on, 684, 785, 836, 889, 941, 998. 1046, deaf, defective and epileptic children, 1294- Broadmoor, administration at (parliamentary note), 1092, 1179-Parliamentary note, 692, 950, 1054, 1341 54 Corporal Estimates, 365, 1287, 1343-At Doncaster Court, 950. See also BODGER, Steele: Dangers of infected milk, 520 BRoCA, Robert (and Julien MARIE): L'Ann6e punishment Body fluid, review of book on, 1207 PMdiatrique, rev., 391 Birmingham: Maternal mortality in, an attack conferred BOERE, Jan, Honorary LL.D. Glasgow A. J.: Air-raid 1282 on, 728 831 BROCK, precautions, Birth control conference in Edinburgh, 831, 990- upon, BROCK, J. F.: The relation between hypochronmic BOGERT, L. Jean (and Mame. T. PORTER): Dietetic* 528-Dangers Report of proceedings, 990 Simnplified. T'he Use of Foods in Health and anaemiasandiron deficiency, 314(0), Birth control, lectures on, 649 Disease, rev., 1206 of infected milk, 520 Birth control and women's welfare: Deputation to Bomub-proof shelters (parliamentary note), 1055. See BROCKBANK, William: Haemorrhagic diathesis, 467 Minister of Health, 340 also Air raid. Brockhall near Clitheroe, extensions to, also Contraceptive Institution, Birth control. See BOND, L. T. (Aleck BOURNE, and K. A. MCGARRITY): 1295 Birth-rate, declining (parliamentary note), 427 A new treatment for leucorrhoea, 116 (0)-Treat- Birth-rate in 1301 886 BROCKINGTON, Fraser: Compulsory pasteurization France, ment of leucorrhoea by zinc chloride, of 887 Birth-rate in Vienna declining, 201 Bone blood in (Noah Morris), 91 milk, disease, phosphatase A.: Treatment of meningitis Birth by the rectum (J. B. Patel), 1159 Bone, fibrocystic disease of (R. Wayland Smith, and BROCKLEBANK, J. Births, deaths and marriages registration service, with meningococcal antitoxin, 857 (0) H. R. L. Hugo), 632 for silver medal to commemorate the centenary of, Bonetumours. See Tumours BROCKINGTON, C. Fraser: The evidence coIIm- 1239 of Sir John Bland- pulsory pasteurization of milk, 667 BONNEY Victor: Appreciation 300 Bishop of Birmingham on the cost of social derelicts Sutton, 49-University of London Medical BRODERIC1K, F. W.; Faints and fits, and feeble-minded, 593 531 BRODIE, Desborough: Large renal calculi, 583 Graduates Society, child welfare in BISHOP, P. M. F.: Hormones in the treatment of BONNICI, Jos.: Health problems in Malta, 1337 BRODIE, Mabel: Maternity and menstrual disturbances, 763-The menopause, 819 Malaya, 1218 Books, old medical, 1083 total Bismuth therapy, 482 Boorde, Andrew, The Wisdom of, rev., 559 BRODRIBB, H. S. ; Temporary post-traumatic BLACK, J. I. Munro: Syphilis in the diagnosis and Boots Drug Co.: Protamine insulin (with zinc)- blindness, 710 prognosis of cancer, 1313 (0) 900 Bromide intoxication, 104 Suspension, 531-Booklet on, x-ray BLACK, Malcolm D.: Blood transfusion in obstetrics, Cecde, obituary notice of, 839 BROMLEY, J. F.: Low voltage near-distance BooYsEN, therapy, 1276 903 (0) Borstal, vocational guidance at, 760 910 BLACK, W. R. (and G. A. Bagot WALTERS) "Eachi-R BOSANQUET, W. Cecil: Meditatio Medici: A Bronchi, foreign bodies in (A. Laskiewicz), resistance " and spinal anaesthesia, 218 (0), 418- 754 Bronchial asthma. See Asthma Doctor's Philosophy of Life, rev., E. H. Atypical anthrax, 247 BOSE, J. P.: Plasma cholesterol content in diabetic Bronchiectasis in pulmonary tuberculosis (J. BLACKBURN, A. E.: Angina innocens, 1228 168 Roberts), 1265 Indians, terminal caseatin- C. P. (and D. V. GLASS): The Futture of Ouir 587, 997 Bronchopneumonia, tuberculous, BLACKER, BOSWELL, N. A.: Inhalational therapy, 731 Populatiotn, 759 T. A.: Renal tuberculosis, 137- (C. E. H. Turner), 604 (0)-Correspondence, BOUCHIER-HAYES, a modified E. G. McGibbon), 1162 BLACKHAM, Colonel R. J.: Re-elected a Coiimmon 411 Bronchoscope, (J. Thrombo-angiitis obliterans, clinics E. G. McGibbon and Councilman for the City of London, 201-External BOURNE, Aleck (L. T. BOND, and K. A. MCGARRITY): Bronchoscopic (J. use of iodine, 900-Colourless iodine, 1352 of 116 (0)- E. T. Baker-Bates), 828 A new treatment leucorrhoea, in BLACKLOCK, D. B.: Onchocerciasis and blindness, of leucorrhoea zinc chloride, 886 Bronchoscopic investigation, direct, haeinoptysis Treatment by and T. Baker-Bates), 349 BOURNE, Geoffrey: Angina Innocens, 695 (0), 887, (John E. J. McGibbon E. Mary: Maternity and child welfare in 109 (0) BLACKLOCK, 1138 T. Baker- Sierra Leone, 1218 Bournemouth: Enteric fever outbreak, Inquiry Bronchoscopy (J. E. G. McGibbon and E. BLACKLOCK, Professor: Bejel-the syphilis of Cotes-Preedy's report, 825- Bates), 828-Discussion, 829 into, 373-Judge case of C. Roberts), 1069- Bedouin children, 1219 Official report, 1182 Bronchostaxis, (John BLACETIN, S. C.: Respiratory poisons, 195-Preven- chocolate visit 373 Correspondence on, 1227 Bournville works, to, F. William HEALY): New tion of silicosis, 474, 586, 838 BOUSFIELD, Guy: Diphtheria Immunization, 42- BROWNER, Augusta (and BLACKWELL, Ursula: Modern treatment of fevers, 636-Blood-sugar worship, Light on Delinquency and ifs Treatment. Resuilt.s Zinc protamine insulin, the Institute of Human 353 783 of a Research Conducted for dystocia due to over-distension of notice 148 Relations, Yale University, rev., 1257 Bladder, foetal, BowsER, J. Edward, obituary of, and treatment 993 of blood transfusion, 1329 BRooMHEAD, Reginald: Prevention (F. J. Burke), BOYCOTT, J. A.: Problems 575 Bladder in spinal injuries in war (Sir John Thomson- Mark F.: Preventive Medicine, fifth edition, of ununited fractures, BOYD, R. H. W. C. VINES): The Walker), 934-Discussion, 935 rev., 666 BROSTER, L. (and Bladder tumours. See Tumours treatment in gynaecology, 725 adrenal cortex, 662 (0) BoYES, Leonard: Spa Leslie Surgeon Bladder, wax foreign bodies in, method of removing BOYLE, H. E. G.: Anaesthetics for nose and throat BROUOHTON-HEAD, C., appointed 446 Deatist to the King in Scotland, 532 (Terence MIllin), operations, 345 and school clinics in BLAIR, D. M.: Maternal death rate in Glasgow, 684 BRACEY, Herbert Charles Horace, obituary notice of, BROWN, G. Arbuckle: Health BLAIR, R. H.: Erysipelas treated by prontosil, 836 Glasgow, 468 1287 H. C.: of Weil's BLAIR-FISH, Hilary M.: The new Journal typo- BRACKENBURY, Sir Henry, to stand as Independent BROWN, Major Epidemiology 97 for the Combined Universities, disease, 520 graphy, candidate English H.: Active immunization against BLAND-SUTTON, Sir John: Obituary notice of, 47, 397, 516-Electoral address, 516-Combined Uni- BROWN, Herbert stages of (Sir Comyns Berkeley), 872 729-The Tavistock Clinic, 833 tetanus, 494 (0) 102-Seven versities election, W. Melville ARNOTT): Blind, education of the, 510 BRADBURY, Surgeon-Captain William, C.B.E. BROWN, J. J. Mason (and Bill to Intermittent venous occlusion in treatment of Blind persons and Poor Law Administration, conferred upon, 1041 1106 the principle of the removal of (parlia- Radium for, 241, 793-To obliterative vascular disease, (0) extend Bradford: institute L.: Prontosil by the intrapleuraL mentary note), 592 receive a supply of radium 793 BROWN, James of (parliamentary note), 1006 Francis, notice of, 364 route In streptococcal empyema, 1157 (0) Blind persons, training BRADLEY, George obituary W.: Course and management of con- Blind persons, registered (parliamentary note), 308 W. appointed Director of the National BROWN, J. BRAGG, L., genital heart disease, 290 Blind, special schools of, revised list, 1294 Physical Laboratory, 1055 1098 of Sir John BROWN, Robert Story, obituary notice of, Blindness of Milton, 44. See also Milton BRAILSFORD, James F.: Appreciation in scarlet Blindness and onchocerciasis (Richard P. Stronig), 348 Robertson, 51-Malignant bone tumours, 186 BROWN, W. A.: Haemolytic streptococci post-traumatic total (H. S. C. haemophilia, 301 fever wards, 714 Blindness, temporary BRAIMMBRIDGE, Viney: Acquired William: Medicine, and Metaphysics. Brodribb), 710 BRAIIN, W. Russell: Neurological sequelae of BROWN, Mind, of, 360 681-The hormone, The Philosophy of a Physician, rev., 711-Hypnosis, Blood coagulation time, estimation spinal anaesthesia, thyrotropic relaxation, 992 1277 suggestibility, and progressive Blood clot in cannula. See Cannula Mastitis of males, corpse, transfusion of (parliamentary note),692 Israel: Goiter and its Medical BROWN, W. Paterson: puberty in Blood, BRAM, Exophthalmic 118 Blood films in lead poisoning, 888 Treatment, rev., 713 939 (DaviId LL.D. Edinburgh BROWNE, F. J.: Anaesthesia for perineal tears, Blood group tests in disputed paternity BRAMWELL, Edwin, Honorary in 994- Harley and G. Roche Lynch), 163 (0), 357, 991- conferred upon, 643 BRowNE, O'Donel: Pregnancy diabetics, 996 Minnitt's apparatus, 1008 Correspondence on, 299, 357, 419 Bran in preventing constipation, H.: Effects of radiui Blood grouping of the Bantu, 1272 BRASH, J. C. (and E. B. JAMIESON, editors): Cun- BROWNE-CARTHEW, Ralph 536 Textbook seventh edition, treatment, 784 Blood groups in criminal identification, ningham's of Anatomy, of, 38 Blood, oestrin in (O. Vaughan Jones), 522. See alnf rev., 1025 BRoWNLIE, James L., resignation ° rheuma- Lewis C.: Mental hygiene, 1333 Oestrin BRASHER, C. W. J., psychological factors in BRUCE, "Constructiv Blood phosphatase in bone disease (Norah Morris), 91I tisn8, 640 BRIUCE-PORTER, Bruce (and others): e 830 external version for (Chamanla]I conscious control," 1137 Blood pressure during operations (M. Pepere), Breeds presentations, an cruise, 309 in rheumatoid arthriti 706 Bruxelles-Medical arranges EaSter Blood sedimentation rates is Mehta), (0) L.: Constitutional therapy," Orme), 778 Breech See also Labour and Pre-- BRYAN, Thomas B. " (L'Estrange presentation. 694 Blood stream, sterilization of (leading article), 79- sentation 247 A.: Meinicke's reaction, 28( BRYAN-BROWN, D. S.: International good will, Annotation on, 152. See also Streptococca11 BRETTEVILLE-JENSEN, 6 Practical Sanita- Problems of blood transfusion, 132I 9 BUCHAN, John J. (Editor): Reid's injections and Therapia BREWER, H. F.: rev., 1070-Maternal "Blood-sugar worship," 684, 782, 835, 887 BRIDE, Dr.: Rupture of the uterus, 291 tion, twenty-third edition, W.: tumours in a child, 776-- mortality report, 1090 Blood transfusion, 40, 244 BRIDE, J. Malignant death 535 of the 777 BUCHANAN, Willam C., of, Blood transfusion in the Army (parliamentary note) ),Mucocele appendix, Rear-Admiral Leslie, Milton A.: Dietetics for the Clinician, thirzd BuCKERIDGE, Surgeon Guy 950 BRIDGES, conferred 1041 496 (C ) 713 C.B. upon, Blood transfusion, death following (F. Pygott), edition, rev., Radio-active thermal waters, 464 94, 641, 686, 783 H.: Labour obstructed by pelvic kidney, BUCKLEY, C. W.: Blood transfusion fatalities, BRIGGS, the Defence article), 870-Parlia- Blood transfusion in obstetrics (Malcolm D. Black ), 292 Budget, (leading on renal disease mentary note, 895. See also Finance BUI. 903 (0)-Correspondence on, 996, 1043, 109(), Bright, Richard, His original papers 1143 1176, 1280 (elited by A. Arnold Osman), rev., 810 Buenos Aires, outbreak of psittacosis in, LE Mlen April issue contains a review- Blood transfusion, problems of, discussion on, 132A9 BRIETON, L. Noel (and F. GROS CLARK): s, -Bulletin of Hygiene: 1055 Medicine and Food in the U.S.S.R., rev., 222 of recent work on drug addiction, Blood transfusion service In Leeds, 89 for March 27 devoted to gastro- BLOOD, W.: lnfluenza and industry, 1079-Herpi es BRINTON, R. D., appointed Serving Brother of the Buletin Mddical zoster and varicella, 1080 Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 enterology, 846 THE BRITISH JANT.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL 7

Bulletin de l'Office International d'Hygisne Ptbliqute: Cancer of broncus in a boy of 19(J. Gordon HailWood), CAVENAGH, J. B.: Nasopharyngeal sepsis in cases November issue contains articles on typhus in 606 (0) of miiental disorder, 637 Mexico, three-day fever at Athens, etc., 46-For Cancer of the buccal cavity, radium therapy in (R. B. CAWADIAs, A. P.: Metabolic factor in rheumatism, December devoted to yellow fever, 430-For Engelstad), 1021 40 January on the problem of rheumatism and Cancer Campaign, British Empire: Report of imieet- CAWSTON, F. Gordon: Ducks and bilharzia disease, diseases of the circulation, 593-Contents of ings, 180, 864-Duke of Gloucester becomes 362 February issue, 878-For April to typhus and President of, 309 CAWTHORNE, Terence: Treatment of facial paralysis, ankylostoiniasis, 1239 Cancer cells and revolutionary groups, 482 404 BULLOCK, L. C.: The Wellcome Trust, 242 Cancer of the cervix in India (Subodh Mitra)., 747 (0) Cell growth. ,See Growth BUNTING, G. L.: Rheumatism and tuberculosis in Cancer, International Union Against: London (1937), Cellulitis, cervical, treated with prontosil, 941 general practice, 1056 1127, 1131 Cellulitis, facial, 82 BURFORD, George Henry, obituary notice of, 103 Cancer, irradiation in (W. Sampson Handley), 573- Census, quinquennial, the ease for (parliamentary BURRE, F. J.: Full-terin extra-uiterine pregnancy, Discussion, 573 note), 737 775-Dystocia due to over-distenision of foetal Cancer and life expectation (W. Cramner), 333 Centrifugation, a new method of, 673 bladder, 993 Cancer of lung, primary, records of (R. Opsahl). 1202 Cerebral congestion as an aetiological factor In BURKE, John: " Rachi-resistance " and special Cancer of oesophagus treated by deep x-ray therapy epilepsy (Ronald Cairns), 388 anaesthesia, 584 (Herbert Tilley), 1199 (0)-Correspondence on, Cerebral vascular accidents (C. MI. Hinds Howell), BURMAN, C. E. L., appointed Serving Brother of the 1281, 1338 255 (0) Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 Cancer, pathogenesis of, 141, 245 Cerebro-spinal fever in Cyprus, 593 BUTRNET, F. M.: Report on the egg-membrane Cancer of pharynx, diagnosis of (Robin Pilcher), 13 Cerebro-spinal fluid pressure, 454 technique in virus work, 336 (0)-Correspondence on, 142 Cerebro-spinal fluid, tubercle bacilli in: recovery BURNETT, W. A.: A disclaimer, 900 Cancer of pharynx, treatment of, 1089, 1174 (John P. McGuinness), 169 BUP.NFORD, Julius; Serumn for influenza, 192 Cancer problems (leading article), 333 CEREX, C. G., 971 BURNS, B. H.: Ununited fractures, 576-(And V. H. Cancer: Radiotherapeutic departments In general Certificate, orthopaedic nursing, 1144 ELLIS): Recett Advances in Orthopaedic Surgery, hospitals, Ministry of Health memorandum on, Cervical gland tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis rev., 862 932 (Cervicitis, diathermy for, 586 BURNS, J. W.: Mucocele of appendix, 777 Cancerof rectum in ayouth of 18 (R. Rutherford), 860 CHADWICK, R. T.: The kidney in starvation, 293 Buirns, minior, treated by amyl salicylate and other Cancer, review of books on, 558 CHALLIS, John: Anaesthesia for nose and throat salicyl esters (R. Leslie Stewart), 380 (0)-Annota- Cancer, syphilis in the diagnosis and prognosis operations, 346 tion on, 395 of (J. I. Munro Black), 1313 (0) CHALMERS, Patrick: Field Sports of Scotland, rev., BURR, Malcolm: British Grasshoppers and their Cancer treated by inserted radium plaques (H. S. 560 AUies, rev., 272 Souttar), 909 (0) CHAMBERLAIN, Sir Austen, death of, 622 BURRELL, L. S. T.: Tuberculosis control, 1038 Cancer treatment, Wessex scheme for, 354 (HAMINGS, A. J. Wilson, obituary notice of, 534 Buirroughs Wellcome and Co.: Protamine insulin Cancer, x-ray dosage in (Fergus L. Henderson), 91 Chancres, occupational, frequlency of in doctors and (with zinc)-suspension, 531 Cancer. See also Malignant sarcoma, etc. medical students (H. Herscovici), 413 BuRRow, J. le F. C., elected to the Chair of Clinical CANDY, Lieut.-Colonel Ronald Herbert, C.I.E. CHANDLER, F. G.: Value of oleothorax in obliterative Medicine at Leeds, 690 conferred upon, 1041 pleurisy, 65 (0)-Bronchostaxis, 1227 BURROWS, H. Jackson: Knee retractors, 273 CANHAM, J. W. (and A. SUTCLIFFE): Experimewts in CHAPMAN, T. T. (L. T. DAVIDSON and K. K. MERRITT): BURSTALL, Francis Hereward (and Sir Gilbert T. Homework and Physical Educatian, rev., 1206 Irradiated evaporated milk for prevention of MORGAN): Inorganic Chemistry. A Survey of Cannula, blood-transfusion (J. H. Dixon), 22 richets in infants, 1156 Modern Developments, rev., 1315 Cannula, clot in the, 417, 641 CHAPPLE, Harold: Unusual case of hermaphroditism, BnRSTON, Colonel S. R., appointed Officer of the Cannula and trocar, intravenous (Reginald A. King), 802 (0) Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 173-Correspondence on, 417 ('harcoal treatment followed by vasospasm, 55 BURT, J. B.: Radio-active thermal waters, 465 Canteens in schools. See Schools Charities Register and Digest, Annual, rev., 754 BURY, Judson S.: Appreciation of Archibald CAPENER, Norman: The lumbo-sacral vertebrae Charity Comnmissioners' report, 841 Donald, 1001 and sciatica, 406 Charkaolin for gas dispersion in pyelography, 1295 Bus. See Ominbus Capitation fee. See Insurance CHARLES, Herbert: An anaesthetic airway cap, 449 BITsi, Aristide, elected an honiorary member of CAPON, N. B.: Cholecystography, 407-Lobectolmy, CHAUDHRI, K. L.: Report on child welfare in Agra the German Rintgen Society, 823 828 and Oudh, 938 BUSWELL, Colonel Ferberd Richard, obituary Carbon dioxide, vascular responses to, 510 CHAVASSE, C. C. H. : A warning, 1144 notice of, 786 Carbon monoxide poisoning (C. Kroetz), 314 Chemical properties and pharmacological actions, BUTCHER, Thomas Bertram, I.B.E. conferred upon, Carbon monoxide poisoning, chronic, 27 1271 1042 Carcinoma. See Cancer Chemistry, forensic, review of book on, 76 BUTLER, Rear-Admiral Charles S.: Syphilis sive Card-room workers: Committee on compensation Chemistry, review of books on, 76, 500, 501, 1315 morbvis humanus, rev., 1119 (parliamentary note), 736 Chemotherapy of streptococcal infections, 452. See BUTLER, T. Harrison (and A. J. WILSON): Ocular CARDELL, J. D. M.: A polarizing ophthalmoscope, also Streptococoal paralyses following mumps, 752 (0) 501 CHESNEY, George: Immunization against diphtheria BUXTON, Noel St. J.: Ununited fractures, 576 Cardiac ischaemia, 82-Treatment of (Laurence with alum-precipitated toxoid, 807 (0) BUZAGH, A. von: RoUoidik. Bine Binfiahrung in die O'Shaughnessy), 184 CHESTERMAN, C. C.: Sigmoidoscopy in tropical Problem, derModenen Koloidwissesschaft, rev., 329 Cardiac. See also Heart practice, 577 BUZZARD, Sir E. Farquhar: Appointed Physician Cardiff Corporation Fracture Service, 780 Chestnuts, sweet, in epidemic jaundice, 1056 Extraordinary to the King, 532-The Oxford Cardiff: Welsh National Temple of Health and CHEVERTON, R. L.: An influenza epidemic in the University appeal, 1043 Peace in, 830 Falkland Islands, 135 BYRNE, P. S. (and J. R. CALDWELL): Recovery from Cardio-omentopexy, 184. See also Cardiac and CHICK, Harriette: Nutrition and infectious disease, pneumococcal meningitis, 1204 Ischaemia 773 Cardioplasty (Grey Turner), 38 Chilblains, cure for ? 482 Cardiovascular disease, review of book on, 1238 Childbirth, safe, review of book on, 862. See also Cardiovascular regulation, problems of (leading Labour article), 275 Child Guidance Interelinic Conference, London CARLTON, Hope: Malignant bone tumours, 186 (1937): Report of proceedings, 284 C CARMIC&AEL, Norman Scott, appointed Apothecary Child welfare in Agra and Oudh: report, 938 to the Household at the Palace of Holyrood- (ihild welfare in Fife, 1334 Caeisarean section (Dugald Baird), 579 house, 532 Children, birching of (leading article), 618-Corre- Caffeine intoxication, 27 Carnegie Trust: Annual meeting, 411 spondence on, 684, 785, 836, 889, 941, 998, 1046, C. diphtheriae. See Diphtheria CARNOT, Professor, nominated " Professeur de 1092, 1179-Parliamentary note, 692, 950, 1054, CAIGER, Herbert: Assessment of disability in Classe Exceptionelle," 1239 1343-At Doncaster Court, 950. See also Corporal miner's nystagmus, 410 CARR, C. M.: Gastric perforation in a tabetic, 497 punishment CAIRNS, Hugh: Appointed to the Nuffield Professor- CARR, F. H.: Protamine insulin, 188 Children and Youna Persons (Scotland) Bill, 589, ship of Surgery, 305-Mental disorder following CARR, Surgeon-Captain William James, C.B.E. 1050, 1142, 1287 head injuiry, 880 conferred upon, 283 C'hildren's Heart Home, Lancing, Sussex: report, CAIRNS, Ronald: Cerebral congestion as an aetio- CARROLL, Charles: Influenzal mastoiditis, 1085 1225 logical factor in epilepsy, 388 CARROLL, Denis: Psychotherapy of delinquents, 1220 Welfare work 580 Calciferol (F. W. Anderson, A. L. Baclharach and E. Children's Moral Committee, of, CARRUTHERS, James, obituary notice of, 1049 CHIRAY, M.: Tuberctilous hepatitis, 36-(and I. Lester Smith), 830 on et d'Ex- Calcium 254 CARSWELL, Robert: Koch's work tuberculin, PAVEL): La Vdsicale Biliaire ses Voies aspirin, 77, 417-Obituary notice of, 1349 crtion, second edition, rev., 1070 Calcium requirements in man (leading arlicle), 869 CASELS, N. H.: Oxygen administration statistics, CHITTY, Hubert: Appendicostomy for acute appen- Calculi, renal, large (D. J. Harries), 387 (O)- Corre- 963 dicitis, 191 Fpondence on, 583 CASSIDY, Sir Maurice, appointed Physician in Chloroform and Sir James Young Simpson, 196 Calculi, urinary, prevention of, 1273 Ordinary to the King, 532 miiedical treatment of W. Calculi. See also Stone Cholecystitis, (J. McNee), Trl,ical CASTLE, William Bosworth (and George Richard 407 Calcutta School of Troolcal Medicinl'. SPe and Clinical CALDWELL, J. R. (and P. S. BYRNE): Recovery of MINOT): Pathological Physiology Cholecystography, discussion on, 407 Description of the Anaimias, rev., 19 CHOPRA, Colonel R. N.: Report on the Calcutta pneumococcal meningitis, 1204 Catalepsy and naroolepsy (A. B. Fortes and A. School of 139 R. K. (and A. S. PARKES): Chenistry Tropical Medicine, CALLOW, Anstregesilo), 781 Chorion epithelioma, Friedman test In (P. Lazarus- and assay of male hormones, 456 Cataract and slimming drugs (Hamilton E. Quiick, Barlow), 71 (0) Cambridge M.B. thesis, 278. See also University 1203 notice 787 Cambridge scientists' anti-war group (parliamentary CHOYCE, Charles Coley, obituary of, Public from CATHCART, E. P. (and A. M. T. MURRAY): Report CHRISTIE, Arthur C., elected an honorary memiiber of note), 480-The Protection of the on a dietary survey, 334-A correction, 397- 823 Aerial Attack, rev., 613 the German Rbutgen Society, CAMERON, Samuel J.: Appreciation of Harry Sir Charles Hastings, lecture on food and nutrition, CHRISTOPHERS, Sir Rickard: Kala-azar in the Prescot Fairle, 1048 435 (0). Sudan, 91 CAMPBELL, J. Argyll: Oxygen administration, 526- CATHIE, I. A. B.: Epithelial tumours of the bladder, CHURCHILL, Stella: Maternity and child welfare, The Oxygen Tent and the Nasal Catheter, 971 937 1217 CAMPBELL, Lady, obituary notice of, 1234 CATON, A. R.: Activity and Rest, rev., 172 Cinelnatograph FilIns (Animals) Bill, 844-Second CATTELL, Raymond B.: A Guide to Mental Testing. reading, 844 Canada: Anaesthesia in, 630 Industrial Canadian Medical Association Journal to have joint For Psychological Clinics, Schsols, endU Cirurgia y Cirujanos (August-October), contains sessions with the Ontario Medical Association, 873 Psycholoqists, rev., 221-Is national intelligence an obituary notice of Lord Moynihan, 430 declining ? 362 Civil List, 645 Cancer of the breast (Cecil Rowntree), 153 (0), 297- eradication of Correspondence on, 242, 296, 358, 416, 4T1, 527, Cattle diseases, (parliamnentary note), Civil List Act, 1287 1238 Clamp, circumcision (3. S. Rowlands), 223 583, 640, 1045, 1139 tile issue of L'Activiti,Scien- Cancer of breast, after-care of patients (F. Hernamnan- CAvE, A. J. E.: Appreciattion of Sir Grafton Elliot CLAONE, C.: Resumes Johnson), 1275 Smith, 149 tifique et Medicale, 1155 Cancer of the breast with widespread metastases CAVE, Paul: Lithopaedion, with report of a case, CLARK, F. Le Gr6s (and L. Noel BRINTON): Menl, (W. Barrington Prowse), 1021 (0) 383 (0) M3fedicine and Food in the U.S.S.R., rev., 222 THE BLITIsE 8 JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

CLARK, G. A.: Reform of medical curriculum, 1135 COLLEGE, ROYAL, OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND Congress, Mfedical, International, Interlaken (19:37), CLARK, Sir George E. (and Captain H. Douglas CLARK), (continued): 1351 gift to Belfast hospites, 469 Hunter, John, Army Surgeon (George E. Gask). 401 Congress, Medical, Lille (1937), 793 CLARKE, John S.: Birching of children, 941 Hunter Medal, 840 Congress on Mental Hygiene, World, Paris (1937), CLARKE, M. Harvey: The veterinary curriculumiii, Hunterian dInner, 402 724, 1351 1008 Hunterian lecture, 285, 651 Congress of Microbiology, International, London CLARKE, Thomas A.: Bilateral abductor paralysis Jacksonian Prize, 840 (1936), Proceedings, rev., 1072 necessitating tracheolomy in labour, 270 Lectuires, 98, 790 Congress of Military Medicine and Pharmacy, Inter- CLAUDE, Professor, nominated " Professeur de Classe Members of, 45 national, Bucarest (1937), 709-Special tour in Exceptionelle," 1239 Members of twenty years standing elected Fellows, Central Europe, 709 Claudication, intermittent, 453 840 Congress of Neurology, International, Paris (1937), CLAXTON, E. E.: Weight Reduction Diet arid Dishes, Museum closed, 228 1239 rev., 1207 Museum demonstrations, 535 Congress in Obstetrics and Gynaecology in the United CLAYE, Andrew M.: Blood transfuision in obstetrics, Recognition of hospitals, 197, 423, 643, 1100 States, 1029 1044 Congress in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Interna- CLAYTON R. V., appointed Officer of the Order of College, St. Mungo's, Glasgow: Prize-giving cere- tional, Amsterdam (1938), 1030 St. John of Jerusalem, 166 mony, 728-Vacation cours for students, 728 Congress, Obstetric and Gynaecological, All-India, CLEGG, H. A. (and Charles HILL): What is Osteo- College, Trinity, Dublin: Degrees and pass lists, Bombay (1937), 54 pathy ? 868 890. See also University of Dublin Congress of Ophthalmology, French Society of, CLEMINSON, F. J.: A new radon-seed introducer, 125 College, University, Cork: Degrees and pass lists, 53 Paris (1937), 1239 CLEMENTS, F. W.: Nutritional survey of school College, University, London: Lectures, 150, 589, Congress of Ophthalmology, International, Cairo children in South Australia, 1319 890-Scholarships, 690. See also University of (1937), 915 CLERC, Antonin: Les Tachyceardies et leur Traitemenit, London Congress of Oto-neuro-opht.halmology, Geneva (1937), rev., 74 COLLiNS, A. J.: Care of the tuberculous, 989 604 CLERY, A. B.: Thrombo-angiltis obllterans, 411 COLLINS, Arthur Ward, obituary notice of, 305 Congress. Oxford Ophthalmological (1937), 1239 CLEVELAND, Dr.: The adrenal cortex, 1222 COLLINS, Francis Garland, obituary notice of, 788 (ongress, Peace, National, London (1937), 1066 Climate, marine, effects of (Otto Kestner), 626 COLLINS, Major F. M.: Adherent Fallopian tube Congress on Population Problems, International, Climates and clinical conditions (Sir Walter Langdon- causing intestinal strangulation, 119 (0) Paris (1937), 1197 Brown), 627 COLLINS, R. J.: Care of the tuberculous, 989 Congress of Psychology, International, Paris (1937) Climato-physiological investigations at the seashore COLLINSON, Frederick William, obituary notice of. 1239 (Otto Kestner), 555 (0) 1285, 1348 Congress of Psychotherapeutists, International, CLUVER, E. H.: An experiment in social hygiene. COLLIS, Edgar Leigh, C.B.E. conferred uipon, 1041 Copenhapen (1937), 1225 The campaign against prostitution and venereal Colloids, review of book on, 329 Congress of Pyrotherapy, International, New York disease in the U.S.S.R., 1120 COLLINS, W. R. F.: Need for a national serum (1937), 401 Coagulation, blood. See Blood institute in Ireland, 884 Congress of Radiology, International, Chicago Coal Mines (Employment of Boys) Bill, 476, 895, 1142 Colon, diseases of the (A. F. Hurst), 631-(Sir (1937), 994 Coal owners and silicosis compensation (parliamen- Edmund I. Spriggs), 1129--Disciission, 1130 Congress. Rheumatism: International Congress of the tary note), 1187-See also Silicosis Colon, neoplasm of (S. W. Patterson), 882 Ligue Internationale contre le Rhumatisme, Oxford Coal-tar naphtha distillates for destruction of bed- Colonial Office, the vote for, 1235 (1938), 54 bugs, report (S. A. Ashmore and A. W. McKenny Colonies, health in the (parliamentary note), 1235 Congress of the Royal Institute of Public Health and Hughes), 459 Colorimetric tests for oxidation-reduction, 694 Institute of Hygiene, Margate (1937), 1101 COATES, Major-General Thomas Seymour, O.B.E. Colour testing, review of book on, 1161 Coingress of the Royal Sanitary Institute,- Birnming- conferred upon, 283 COLQUHOUN, William: Air raid precautions, 1340 ham (1937), 39, 867 COBB, Stanley: A Preface to Nervous Disease, rev., 171 COLTART, Mr.: Injuries of peripheral nerves, 348 Congress, Scandinavian Medical, Copenhagen (1935), COCHRANE, Gilbert, obituary notice of, 734 COLYER, Sir Frank: Variations and Diseases of the Transactions, rev., 501 Cod-liver oil, crude, in treatment of wounds (M1. B. Teeth of Animals, rev., 390-Honorary gold medal Congress for Short Waves in Physics, Biology and Daver), 169-Correspondence on, 310 of the Royal College of Surgeon, awarded to, Medicine, International, Vienna (1937), 1239 COGAN, Lee Fyson, obituary notice of, 1287 1100, 1294 Congress, Social Hygiene, Imperial, London (1937), COHEN, Henry: ledical treatment of hepatitis and COMBY, M. T.: Les Eqncdphalites Aigu&s Post-infec- 1351 cholecystitis, 407-Gastritis, 682-High hyoscine tieuses de l'Enfance, rev., 76 Congress of the Societies of Medical Science of North dosage in chronic encephatitis, 996 Comfort and warmth (parliamentary note), 54 Africa, Algiers (1937), 54 COKE, Frank: Blood sedimentation rates in riseuma- Commonwealth Fund Fellowships, award of, 1308 Congress of Social Medicine, Argentine: El Probletna toid arthritis, 778 Conduct disorder, neuro-psychological basis of (R. G. de los Incapaces por Accidente, 754 COKE, Harry: Classification of serum proteins, 846 Gordon), 1325 Congress of Surgery, French, Paris (1937), 54 COLBECK, E. H., presentation portrait to, 1007 Congress, Abolitionist, International, Paris (1937), Congress of Surgery, International, Vienna (1938), 163 Cold treatment for gonorrhoea. See Gonorrhoea 1166 Conjoint Board In England: Degrees and pass lists, COLE, Leslie: Treatment of tetanus, 1044 Congress for Allergic Diseases, Diisseldorf (1937), 1055 423 COLE, Warren H. (and Robert ELIMAN), Textbook of Congress of the Austrian Association for Study of Conjoint Board in Scotland: Degrees and pass lists, General Surgery, rev., 122 Diseases of the Throat, Nose, and Ears, Innsbruck 306 Collapse, selective, 1215 (1937), 481, 1101 CONNOLLY, D. J.: Late menopause, 738 Collapse therapy (Geoffrey Marshall), 1265-(H. Congress, Childhood Protection, International, Paris CONNOLLY, P. P. D.: Abortion and the law, 418 Morriston Davies), 1265 (1937), 1351 Connolly v. Rubra, 1099 College, Epsom: Annual meeting, 1324-Election of Congress, Cremation, International, England (1937), Consolidated Fund (No. 1) Bill, 423, 735-Royal pensioners, scholars and annuitants, 1324 680 Assent to, 735 College of Obstetricians and Gynaecosogists, British: Congress of Dermatology and Syphiligraphy, Inter- Constipation, bran in prevention of, 996 Council meeting, 247, 1003-Diplomas awarded, national, Budapest (1935), Proceedings, 103 Constipation, prevention of (E. M. Dimock), 906 (0), 790-Fellows admitted, 1003-Members admitted, Congress of the Far Eastern Association of Tropical 1336-Correspondence on, 996, 1046, 1134, 1231, 247, 1003-Members elected, 247 Medicine, Hanoi (1938), 103 1336 College of Physicians and Surgeons of Bombay: To Congress of the French Society of Ophthalmology, "Constitutional therapy," 694 Institute an examination for the Diploma in Paris (1937), 1239 Constructive conscious control," 1137. See also Ophthalmic Medicine and Surgery, 890 Congress of French-Speaking Alienists and Neurolo- Control College, Royal, of Physicians, of Edinburgh: Degrees gists, Nancy (1937), 1351 Consumption. See Tuberculosis and pass lists, 373, 1050-Fellows admitted, 373, Congress of Gastro-enterology, Initernational Society Continuity, 1296 105O-Freeland Barbour Fellowship, 1050- of, Paris (1937), 1055 Contraceptive appliances, sale of by automatic Quarterly meeting, 373 Congress of the German Association for the Study of machines, and advertisements as to where obtain- College, Royal, of Physicians of Ireland: Degrees the Circulation, Bad Nauheim (1937), 539 able, forbidden in Vienna, 151 and pass lists, 840-Medical Officers in Northern Congress, German, for Historical and Social Medicine, Contraceptive. See also Birth control Ireland, appointment of, 840 Breslau (1937), 692 Contracture, Volkmann's, 565 Congress of the German Society for C'ombating Contributors, a note for, 33 COLLBGE, ROYAL, OF PHYSICIANS OF LONDON: Rheumatism, Wiesbaden (1937). 481 " Control, constructive conscious," 1137 Appointments, 305, 734 Congress of the German Society for Surgery, Berlin Convalescent HIome, Maternity, 1296 Comitia, 305 (1937), 592 CONwAY, Basil Wiseman, obituary notice of, 839 Degrees and pass lists, 306, 734, 1002, 1003, 1069 Congress of Gynaecology, French, Toulouse (1937), CONYBEARE, J. J. (edltor): Textbook of Medicine, Diplomas, 306, 1050 649 second edition, rev., 329 Elections and re-elections, 305, 734, 1003 Congress of Gynaecology and Obstetrics, All-Indian, COOK, James: Psychological factors in rheumatism, Fellows elected, 1002 Bombay (about Christmas, 1937), 1055 529, 641 Gas heating in flueless rooms, report of committee, Congress on Haematology, International, Munster and COOKE, R. T. (and P. PHILLIPS): Typhoid abscess 81, 305 Bad Pyrmont (1937), 692 fifty-seven years after, 219 Lectures, 305, 1049 Congress of the Haute Culture M3.dicale, Algiers COOKE, W. E.: A clot in the cannula, 417-Con- Licences, 306 (1937), 459 genital micro-colon, 727 Membership, 306, 1003 Congress, Health. See Congress of the Royal COOKE-TAYLOR, Charles Ralph, O.B.E. conferred Representatives appointed, 305 Sanitary Institute upon, 1041 Congress, Hospital, Iinternational, Paris (1937), COOKSON, Harold (and R. V. FACEY): Value of a College, Royal, of Surgeons of Australasia: Scientific 35, 692 specific serum in the treatment of typhoid fever, meeting, 882 Congress, Hospital da Saiita Casa da Misericordia de 1009 (0) College, Royal, of Surgeons, of Edinburgh: Awards, Santos, centenary of, Santos, Brazil (1936), Pro- COOLICAN, J. H.: Stone in the upper urinary tract, 1100-Degrees and pass lists, 52, 1100-Fellows ceedings, rev., 921 830 admitted, 52, 1100-Ivison Macadam Memorial Congress on Industrial Physics, Birnmingham (1937), COOPE, Robert: Lobectomy, 828 Prize, 1100 517 COORLAWALA, Ruston Nusserwanji, obituary notice Congress, International, " La MNere au Foyer," Paris of, 475 COLLEGE, ROYAL, OF SURGEONS, OF ENGLAND: (1937), 1123 COPE, C. L.: The thyrotropic hormone, 1277 Appointments, 197, 423, 1100 Congress, Italian, of Colonial Medicine and Hygiene, COPEMAN, W. S. C.: Blood sedimentation rates in Baron Research Laboratories, 197 Florence (1937), 793 rheumatoid arthritis, 778 Council election, 423 Congress of the Journees Internationales de Patho- CORBETT, R. S.: Diseases of the colon, 1131 Council meetings, 197, 423, 643, 840, 1100, 1294 logie et d'Organizationi dui Travail, Paris CORKER, Major-General Thomas Martin, obituary Degrees and pass lists, 197, 423, 643, 840, 1100, (1937), 1101 notice of, 432 1294, 1351 Congress, Journees Medicales de Bruxelles, Brussels CORMAC, A. Dove: The tuberculosis problem, 1286 Diplomas, 197, 423, 643, 840, 1100, 1294 (1937), 1143 Corneal transplantation, results of (J. W. Tudor Examiners, 1294 Congress, Journ6es Medicales de Paris (1937), 845 Thomas), 114 (0) Felows elected, 840, 1100 Congress on Leprosy, International, Cairo (1938), CORNWALL, V. Colton: Bronchoscopic clinics, 829 Gifts to, 197, 1294 592, 650, 1081-A correction, 650 Coronary disease and angina, 940 Gold Medal awarded, 1100, 1294 Congress of Local Authorities, International Union of, Coronation, the (leading article), 1028 Honorary Fellow, 643 Paris (1937). 957 Coronation and a disused ritual, 1036 THE. BRITISH 9 JAN-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Coronation honours. See Honours Correspondence (contitnued): Correspondence (cnftisnued): Coronation medals conferred, 1143 Food and nutrition, 781 Physical medicine, 43, 93 Coroner and the post-office, 397 Gas and air analgesia. See Analgesia Physical t-raining. See Training Coroners' comments (parliamentary note), 899 Gas gangrene, 301 Pneumonia, new view of, 361 4'oroners' inquests in London, 995. See also Iniquest Gas lectures, economics, and war, 1283 Pneumonia, open-air treatment for, 782 Coroners: No legislation this session (parliamentary General practitioner and urinary infections, 833: Pneumothorax, artificial, contralateral, 1139 note), 793 Geograpldcal medicine. See Medicine Poisons, respiratory, 195, 361 Coroners' District in the County of Denibigh, altera- Glaucoma, mechanics of, 42 Pregnancy, ovarian, 638 tion of (parliamentary note), 736 Glycosuria, 194, 244, 301 Pregnant women, transit of by air, 420 Corporal punishment of juveniles (parliamentary Goitre, endemic, 193, 243 Professional secrecy: a Medical Privilege Bill, 302 note), 899, 1054, 1237, 1343. See also Birching Gold salts, nervous complications of treatment by, Progesterone in pre-eclamptic toxaemia, 528 of children 96 Prontosil in septic parotitls, 997 Corporal punishment for prison offences (parlia- Gonococcal infections, specific antitoxins for, 414, Prontosil treatment of streptococcal tonsilitis and mentary note), 1055 470, 525. See also Antitoxin cervical cellulitis, 941 Corpse blood. See Blood ('onorrhoea, cold treatment of, 96 Prostatectomy, 581, 685 Corrections, 104, 152, 202, 254, 397, 430, 650, 952, Good will, international, 247, 263 Prostatectomy by the two-stage method, 472, 528, 1102, 1188, 1352 Growth, cell, substances promoting, 141, 245 581, 638, 685 Haemophilia, acquired, 301, 785 Prostatic obstruction, treatment of, 144, 243 Correspondence: Haemorrhage, intraperitoneal, from a Graafian Protamine insulin. See Insulin Abortion in France, 688 follicle, 301, 362, 474, 527, 585, 889, 1045, 1140. Proteinuria, Bence-Jones, pitfall in the diagnosis Abortion and the law, 418 See also Pregnancy, ovarian of, 143 Abortion: when Is abortion lawful ? 470 Haemorrhages, extragenital, recurrent, 145, 243 Proteose, urinary, in asthma, 143 Accident and diabetes mellitus, 684, 784 Hay fever, ionization for, 1338 Psychiatric clinics, 684 Agranulocytosis and allergy, 143 Health and milk supply of Malta, 1282 Public health, the state of the, 940 Agranulocytosis, rhythmical, 45 Health problems in Malta. See Malta Public schools. See Schools Air raid precautions, 1091, 1179, 1230, 1282, 1339 Heart failure, early diagnosis and treatment of, Rachi-resistance " and spinal anaesthesia, 297, Alcohol and motoring accidents, 836 1338 360, 418, 584 Allergic conditions, treatment of, 638 Hermaphroditism, 939. 998, 1140 Radiograph or radiogram, 530 Allergy and agranulocytosis, 143 Hernia, injection treatiment of, 246, 360, 473, 1228 Radiograph or sklagram, 641, 687, 731, 786, 890 Ambulance service, civilian, 635 Hernia, treatment of, 1228, 1281 Radiologists, British Association of, 686 Anaemia, nutritional, in the East-End of London, Herpes zoster and varicella, 1180 Radium treatment, effects of, 784 140, 191 Hire purchase research, 587 Reaction time of motorists. See Motorists Anaemias, hypochromic, and iron deficiency, 471, Hobday Research Endowment Fund, 1339 Rectal injuries from an enema nozzle, 1044 528 Influenza epidemic, 93 Renal calculi. See Calculi Anaesthetist in the theatre, 4:3 Influenza and industry, 1174 Reprints of papers, 890 Analgesia, gas-and-air, 731 Influenza, serum for, 140, 192 Research in mental hospitals, 942, 1047 Anatomists at Toronto, 839 Inhalation therapy, 244, 259, 419, 587, 837, 997 Research workers in human genetics, informiiation Angina and coronary disease, 940 Inn, the old English, 732 service for, 194 Angina innocens, 784, 834, 887, 997, 1088, 11:38, Insulin: Protamine insulin (with zinc)-stuspen- Rheumatism, metabolic factor in, 40, 95, 144, 299 1228, 1337 sion, 531, 581 Rheumatism, psychological factors in, 419, 529, Angina pectoris: functional or organic ? 940 Insulin therapy in psychiatry, 1178 582, 640 Angroneurotic oedema, 244, 299, 526, 585 - Of Insulin, zinc protamine, 636 Royal Medical Benevolent Fund Ceniteniary the tongue, 526, 585 Intelligence, national, is it declining ? 362 Appeal, 581 Animal pathology, 1229, 1339 Ionization, intranasal, by electrotherapists, 8.35 Saline infusion, intravenous, continuouis, 6.36 Anthrax, a typical, 246 Ionization, technique of, 1046 School medicine. See Schools, public Antitoxins, specific, for gonococcal and meningo- Journal typography. See Typography Schools for the physically defective, 363 coccal infections, 414, 470, 525, 585, 636 Kaolin, medicinal, in food poisoning, 835, 886, 1177 Schools, public, proposed medical scheme for, 194, Appendicostomy in acute appendicitis, 191 Kettle, Edgar Hartley, memorial to, 1134 358 " Arrested," definition of, 1227 Knee-joint operations, technique in, 1088, 1176, Scurvy, 96 Asthma, urinary proteose in, 143 1227 Sedimentoiueters, 473 Auditory nerve section, 834, 885 Koch's work on tuberculin, 417. See also Tuberculin Sepsis, nasopharyngeal, in cases of mental disorder, Bence-Jones proteinuria. See Proteinuria. Labour, normal, under analgesia after temporary 637 Benzedrine, 43, 93 sterility, 687 Silicosis, prevention of, 95, 194, 298, 361, 420, 474, Birching of children, 684, 785, 836, 889, 941, 998, Leucorrhoea, chronic, new treatment for, 781 586, 686, 838 1046, 1092, 1179 Leucorrhoea treated by zinc chloride, 886 Silicosis and respiratory poisons, 361 Blindness of Milton, 44 Liver extracts, value of, 730, 1090 Simpson, Sir J. Y., and chloroform, 196 Blood coagulation time, estimation of, 360 Ludwig's angina treated with prontosil, 472, 584 Sinusiti, nal, in children, 357 Blood films in lead poisoning, 888 Malaria control, 1175 Sleep for children, insufficient, 531 Blood group tests In disputed paternity, 299, 357, Malta, health probleimis in, 1179, 1337 Spain, Southern, medical aid In, 732, 1285 419 Man, metropolitan, the health of, 941 Statistics, clinical, analysis of, 192, 302 "Blood-sugar worship," 684, 782, 835, 887 Mandelic acid in urinary affections, 471 Sterilization of dressings. Soe Dressings Blood transfusion, 40, 244 Maternal mortality. See Mortality Streptodde for streptoooccal empyema, 1281 Blood transfusion fatalities, 94, 641, 686, 783 Maternity services, 1136, 1178, 12:11 Surgeon's liability for nurse's negligence, 146 Blood transfusions in obstetrics, 996, 1043, 1090, Maudsley Hospital, 583 Syphilis, severe, recovery from, without medicine, 1176, 1280 Medical aid in Spain. See Spain 1093 Bristol Royal Inflirmary, bicentenary of, 1285 Medical curriculum, reform of the, 1135, 1176 Tavistock Clinic, 833 British Association of Radiologists. See Radio- Medical History of Lierpool, 303 Tendon, flexor, accidental avulsion of, 1140 logists Medical illustrator, 731 Tetanus, treatment of, 1044 British Medical Associates and Trades Union Medical Peace Campaign, 1092 Thyroid extract for the itching of jaundice, 301 Congress Joint Committee, 363 Medical service in the Territorial Army, 196 Thyroid substance, modes of administering, 246 Bronchopneumonla, tuberculous, terminal case-at- Medicine, Geographical, Bureau of, 525 Trachoma from Spain, 1140, 1174 ing, 731 Meningococcal infections, specific antitoxins for, Training, physical, and pregnancy, 584 Bronchostaxis, 1227 414, 636. See also Antitoxin Tuberculin, Koch's work on, 417 Bureau of Geographical Medicine. See Medicine Mental disorder and the endocrines, 469 Tuberculosis of the cervical glands, 43 Calculi, renal, large, 583 Mental hospital practice. temporary treatmient in, Tuberculosis, Empire oonference on, 1339 Cancer of the breast, 242, 296, 358, 416, 471, 527, 417 Tuberculous bronchopneumonia. See Broncho- 583, 640, 1045, 1139 Mental hospitals, research in, 942, 1047. See also pneumonia Cancer of oesophaguis, 1281, 1338 Research Turbinates, sclerosing submiiucosal injection of the Cancer, pathogenesis of, 141, 245 Milk-borne scarlet fever at Doncaster, 1280 245, 359, 416 Cancer of pharynx, treatment of, 1089, 1174 Milk-borne typhoid, age Incidence and sex inci- Twins, locked, case of, 45 Cannula, clot in the, 417, 641 denoe of, 1284 Typhoid abscess, 685 Cell growth, 141, 245 Milk epidemic, 97 Typogray of the Journal, the new, 97, 147, 196 Cervical gland tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis Milk, good, and fresh -egetables, 1179. See also 247 Coagulation. See Blood Malta Ulcer, peptic, treatment of, 1177, 1335 College of Surgeons and its members, 45 Milk and the health of the cow, 785 University of London Medical Graduates Society Combined Universities Electioia. See Election Milk pasteurization, the case for, 683 531 Constipation, prevention of, 996, 1046, 1134, 1231 Milk pasteurization, compulsory, 786, 887 Universities election. See Election 1336 - Bran in, 996 Mind, regions of the, 42 Uterus, puerperal inversion of the, 583 "Constructive conscious control," 11:7 Mononucleosis, infections, and manocytic leuk- Vaccination, intra-epidermic, 1139, 1177, 1228 Deaf, language for the, 530 aemia, 1280 Vegetable diet. See Diet Dermatitis artefacta, 888 Mortality, maternal, in Glasgow, 684 Venous occlusion, intermittent, 1229 Diagnosis, problem in, 41 Mortality, maternal, report, 1090, 1136 Water dropwort poisoning, 1045 Diathermy for cervicitis, 586 Motorists, reaction time of, 835 Wax solvents, 529 Diet, vegetable, for children, 640 Moynihan Memorial, 1280 Weight and early diagnosis, 193 Diphtheria immunization, 42, 146, 887 - With Nasal sintusitis. See Sinusitis Wellcome Trust, 242 alum-precipitated toxoid, 887 Nerve section, auditory, 941 Westmorland Consumptioni Sa-.natoriumn, origin of, Dressings, sterlization of, present-day methods, "Nocifensor " system of nerves. Why "noci- 999 1089 fensor" ? 687, 786, 838, 942 Ducks and bilharzia disease, 362 Obstetrical flying squads, 886 Cortex, adrenal (L. R. Broster and H. W. C. Vines), Election, Combined Universities, 729, 786, 890 Oral surgery club, 838 662 (O)-(W. N. Kemp), 1194 (0), 1221-Dis- Encephalitis, chronic, high hyoscine dosage in, 996 Orthopaedic conditions, 1229 cussion, 1221 Enuresis in children, 1175, 1281 Osteochondritis dissecans, 1094 COSSA, Paul: Physiopathologie du Systanae .Yerveux. Erysipelas treated by prontosil, 836 Osteopathic colleges, 1340 171 Examinations, University, consistency of, 44, 96, Osteopathy. What is osteopathy ? 1046, 1137, Du 6eanime au Diagnostic, rev., 145 1284 COSSAR, George Carter, C.B.E. conferred upon, 1041 Exanthema subitum, 298 Oxford University appeal, 1043 Cost of living, of working-class families (parlia- Factories Bill, 833 Oxygen administration, 526 mentary note), 648 Faints and fits, 300, 362 Oxygen tent service, 413, 474 COSTA, Luigi: Death of, 103-Bequest for study and Falling mantles, 838 Papers, reprints of. See Reprints treatment of cancer, 103 Families, average size of, 1137 Pasteurization of milk. See Milk Ltd.: Explanation and apology, Fever, enteric, milk-borne, age incidence and sex Pathology, animal, 1229 Costain, Richard, incidence of, 1284 Peptic ulcer. See Ulcer 1102 Fever, scarlet, milk-borne, at Doncaster 1280 Perineal tears, local anaesthesia for, 836, 939 COTES-PREEDY, His Honour Judge D.: His report Flexor tendon. See Tendon Pharynx, malignant disease of the, 142 on the Bouirnemouth typhoid fever outbreak, 825 THE BRITLSH '10 JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

nominee on Council, General Medical: Crown (for D J)E MONTE, Assistant SurgeonArthur 'ornlan, M.B.E. Ireland), 729-Income and expenditure, 791- conferredOpon, 1041 Minutes and Index to VIinutes for 1936, rev., 614 Dairying, researchi in: Report of the National DENHOLMYOUTNG, H. M.: Hermaphroditism, 1140 Institute for Research in Dairying, University of DENNY-BROWN, D. E.: Frequency of micturition in COUNCIL, LONDON COUNTY:- Reading, 89 The tieadult, 37 DALE, Sir Henry Hallett: Wellcome 242 John Reactions of the Air raid 468 Trusst, DENT, Yerbury: Humnan precautions, -Honorary D.Sc. Manchester conferred upon, rev., 559 872 MIa achine, Annual Report, 1935, 88, 822, 643-Active immunization against diphtheria, 827 Dental Board of the : and in London, 1086 United Kingdolu Income District Medical Services -Honorary D.Sc. Durham conferred upon, 1002 expenditure, 191 General Hospital, an additional, for South London, DALY, W. A.: The hospital statistician, 237 Dental treatment of unemployed (parliamentary 294 con- 938 DALRYMPLE-CHAMPNEYS, Sir Weldon: Air note), 1343. See also Insurance Health services, propaganda, ditioning, 1172 Dentists Registerfor 1937, rev., 754 Hospital Handbook: General anid Special Hospitals DALTON, C. H.: Short-wave therapy, 1102, 1144 I)EPARIS, M.: Tuberulous hepatitis, 36 and Ancillary Servseg, 938 DANBOLT, N.: Lues congenita tarda, 120 Franz: Die Diat- years of, 572 DEPISCH, und Insailinbehalldlauag Hospital service, three Dangerous drugs. See Drugs rev., 391 specialist services, 356 der Zuckerktrankheit, Hospitals of, consultant and DANIELL, George Warwick review of book on, 919 for medical education, 88 Bampfylde, obituiary Depopulation, Hospitais of, facilities 305 an (E. WV. in the, 822 notice of, Dermatitis artefacta: unusual case Hospitals of, medicine DATNOW, M.: Pathology of criminal abortion, 727 Prosser Thomas), 804 (0)-Correspondence on, 888 HIospitals, mental, service of, 872 DAUSSET, Henri, death of, 535 Dermatitis of the feet, 202, 254 Medical candidates for, 523 DAVENPORT, C. B. (and Merle P. review of books on, 21, 1160, 1316 Medical candidates elected, 592 EKAS): Statistcal Dermatology, Methods in Medicine and See Skin Medical members of Committees, 634 Biology, Psychology, Dermatology. also fourthi edition, rev., 1072 DEROT, Maurice: Les Hdpato nephrit&s, 1213 Midwifery scheme, domiciliary, for London, 989, DAVER, M. B.: Crude cod-liver oil in treatment of DEROT-PICQUET, Renee: Les Hipatonofphritts, 1213 1334 358 131 wounds, 169 DE RUETTE, Vict.: School medicine, Pharmacopoeia, DAVID, Manikkam Durai Raj, M.B.E. conferred uponi, Descartes, Ren6, tercentenary of, 1133 School children, medical treatment of, 413 283 DESHMUKH, P. L.: Blood transfusion fatalities, 783 Venereal disease treatment, 779 DAVIDSON, Alexander Dyce, obituary notice of, 839 Deutschemwedizinische Wochenschrift for Jatiuary 29, DAVIDSON, A. H.: Encysted endometrioma, 779- devoted to pneumonia and influenza, 373 COWAN, John, appointed Physician to the King in -Vaginal hysterectomy, 779-Varicose veins in DE VEECHI, Bindo, death of, 364 Scotland, 532 pregnancy, 994 DEwEY, E. W.: Intraperitoneal haeluiorrhage froIll COWAN, John Marshall,Honorary LL.D. Glasgow DAVIDSON, Dr.: Industrial diseases, 38 a Graaflan follicle, 474 conferred upon, 831 DAVIDSON, L. T. (K. K. MERRITT and T. T. Diabeteslllellitus and accident, 684, 784 COWELL, Colonel E. M.: International technical CHAPMAN): Irradiated evaporated miiilk for Diabetesmellitus treated with protamine insulin, conference on aerial relief, 1328 prevention of rickets in infants, 1156 and zinc protamine insulin (H. P. Hemsworth) COWELL,S.J.: Nutrition and infectious disease, 773 DAVIDSON, S. C.: Radiographs of infectious arthritis, 541 (0) Cox, Alfred: Physical medicine, 43-The new 906 Diabetic Indians, plasma cholesterol content in (J. P. Journal typography, 147 DAVIDSON, Stanley: Value ofliver extracts, 730 Bose and U. N. De), 168 Cox, E. T.: Hobday Research Endowment Fund, DAVIE, Paul C.: Silicosis in coal mines, 791 Diabetic retinitis, 277 1339 DAVIES, Daniel T., appointed Physician to the Diabetics, pregnancy in (H. V. Tighe), 994 Cox, G. Lissant: Tuberculosis control in Lancashire, Household, 532 Diagnosis, early, and weight, 193 1038 DAVIES, G. L.: Another warning, 952 Diagnosis, histology, rapid, in (G. T. Mowat), 777 Cox, Ursula: Maternity and child welfare, 1217 DAVIES, H. Morriston: Collapse therapy, 1265 Diagnosis, problem in, 41 CRABBE, J. Sandison: Wax solvents, 694 DAVIES, J. S., appointed Serving Brother of the Diagnosis, review of books on, 861, 920 CRADDOCK, A. L.: Prevention of silicosis, 194, 420 Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 Diagnosis, surgical (W. H. Ogilvie), 1 (0) CRAIG,J. J.: Medicinal kaolin in food poisoning, 1177 DAVIES, Trevor: Angina innocens, 834 Diathermy for cervicitis, 586 CRAIG,3. W.:Hypertrophic pulmonary osteo-arthro- DAVIES-JONES, C.: Report on Isle of WightMental Diathermy, non-coagulation, for prostatic treatment pathy as the first symptom of pulmonary neoplasm, Clinic, 885 (J. H. Zaaijer), 113 750 (0) DAVIS, Cresswell: Intraperitoneal haemorrhage fromn Dick test, observations on (Frank L. Ker), 852 (0) CKAIK, Robert: Rhythmical agranulocytosis, 45- a Graafian follicle, 889, 1140 DICK, Robert James, obituary notice of, 588 Bloodfilmsin lead poisoning, 888 DAVIS, Eli: Vasospasm after charcoal treatnment, 55 Dickinson Scholarship Trust, 779 CRAMER, W.: Cancer and the expectation of life, 333 DAVIS, John Eisele (and W. Rush DuNToN): Dictionaries, review of, 124 Cramp, nocturnal, 55, 104 Principles and Practice of Recreational Therapy DIEFFENBACH, W. H.: Remedy for seasickness, 55 CRAMP, Arthur J.: Nostrums and Quackery and for the Mentaly IU, 815 Diet and health (Isabel Leitch), 780 Pseudo-Medin,ne vol.iii, rev., 559-Note on, 565 DAWKINS, C.J. M.: On the Incidenceof Auaesthetic Diet, National (leading article), 757 CRAW, John W.: High hyoscine dosage in chronic Complications and Their Relation to Basal Narcosis, Diet of the people, 771 encephalitis, 996 rev., 863 Diet, review of book on, 755. See also Dietetics CRAWFORD, James: Health of Scottish ports, 1226 DAWKINS, Sydney Letts, appointed Knight of the Diet, vegetable, twins on, 563-Correspondence on, Cretinism (H. Gardiner-Hfill), 132 Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166-O.B.E. 640 Cretinism, thyroid therapy in, 718 conferred uipon, 283 Diet. See also Nutrition Crichton Royal Institution: Report, 634 DAWSON OF PENN, Lord: Becomes President of the Dietaries, working class, 176 CRICHTON-MILLER, H.: The frontiers of psycho- Association of Certified Blind Masseurs, 54- Dietetics, review of books on, 21, 713, 1206 therapy, 349-Psychology of puberty, 881 Appointed Physician in Ordinary to the King, 532 Dietary survey (leading article), 334-A correction, Criminalidentification, blood groups in, 536 -Elected President of the Royal College of 397 CRITCHLEY, Macdonald: Treatment of facial paralysis, Physicians of London, 673-Care of the tubercu- l)iets, nmodel, in mental hospitals (parliamentary 402-Neurological sequelae of spinal anaesthesia, lous, 988-Appreciation of Sir Samluel Squiire note), 737 680 Sprigge, 1347 Digestive tract, movements of the (J. Ruissell CROFT, Charles: Toxaemias of pregnancy, 1223 DE, U. N.: Plasma cholesterol content in diabetic Reynolds), 285 CROLL, A., appointed Serving Brother of the Order Indians, 168 Digestive tract, review of book on, 330 of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 Deaf children, hearing and speech in: Report (Phyllis DILL, D. B.: Acclimatization to high altitudes, 991 CROOK, Eric: Diseases of the colon, 1131 M. T. Kerridge), 723 DILLON, Frederich: Temporary treatment in mental CROOKSHANK, F. G. (Sir Walter LANGDON-BRowN, Deaf Children (School Attendance) Bill, 251, 365, hospital practice, 417 R. G. Mlacdonald LADELL and Frank GRAY): The 536, 690, 895. See also Education (Deaf Children) DILLON, Luke Gerald, obituary notice of, 1001 Place of Psychology in the Medical Curriculum, and Bill. D)IMoCx, E. M.: Prevention of constipation, 906 (0), Other Papers, rev., 271 Deaf children, special schools for, revised list, 1294 1336 CROSBIE, W. E.: Open-air treatment for pneu- Deaf, language for the, 530 Dingle, Percival Alfred, C.B.E. conferred upon, 283 monia, 782 Deaf, legislation for the (leading article), 716 Dinitrophenol as a slimming drug, 1203 CROWE, H. Warren: Nutrition and infectious Deaf, National Institute for: Annual report, 716 Diphtheria, C. diphtheriae types in Capetown (Joyce disease, 775 Deafness, review of book on, 755 Wright), 259 (0) CRUICKSHANK, John Merrill, O.B.E. conferred upon, Death, causes of, more stringent regulations for D)iphtheria complicated by gangrene, 1188 1041 notification of in France, 1295 Diphtheria in Edinburgh, 90 CRUICKSHANK, Robert: Acute enteritis, 409 Death following blood transfusion. See Blood Diphtheria in Germany, 1087 CULLEY, A. R.: Food poisoning in an institution, Death rate in France, 1301 Diphtheria, heart in (H. Mason Leete), 1331 325 (0) Death, sudden (B. T. Parsons Smith), 881 Diphtheria immunization, 42, 146, 717 CULLUM, Iris M. (and B. A. PETERS): Post-scarla- Deaths, anaesthetic (Edwin Smith), 881 lDiphtheria immunization, active (Clauis Jensell), 826 tinal nephritis, 1020 (0) Deaths, unusual (G. R. Osborn), 328-A failed suicide, -Discussion, 827 CULPiN, Millais: Application of psychology to 328-A peculiar drowning, 328 Diphtheria, immunization against with aluim-precipi- industrial problems, 253 DR BEULE, Fritz, elected President of the Royal tated toxoid (George Chesney), 807 (0)-Corre- CUmMINS, S. Lyle: Care of the tuberculous, 988 Academy of Medicine of Belgium, 103 spondence on, 887 CUMPSTON, J. H. L.: Nutrition in Australia, 1319 DE BLOEME: Unilateral pulmonary tuberculosis, IDiphtheria immunization and diphtheria in'-idenee CUNNINGHAM, A. A.: Vaccine treatment of measles, 1266 at Huddersfleld (parliamentary note), 648, 1344 1202 (0) DE CANDOLE, Captain C. A.: Oxaluria, 846 Diphtheria immunization, fatality after, 1182, 1344 CUNNINGHAM, J. F.: Encysted endometrioma, 779 DECHAUME, M.: Intense pain followina rellloval of -Verdict of coroner's jury, 1344 CUNNINGHAM, Lieut.-Colonel John: Report of the wisdom tooth, 1015 Diphtheria, saliva in, 56 Astley Ainslie Institution, 1278 Decubitus, dorsal, prolonged, effects of (G. R. Director for strangulated hernia (Leonard Ley), 125 Cunningham's Textbook of Anatomy, seventh edition, Girdlestone), 628-Discussion, 628 Disability in miner's nystagnlls. See Nystagnlus rev., 1025 Defective children, special schools for, revised list, Disability, rev-iew of book on, 170 Curette, adenoid (M. 0. Abdeen), 1073 1294 Disclaimers, 254, 310, 337, 794, 846, 900, 1240 CURSCHMANN, Professor: Endocrine Krankheiten, Defectives, mental, provision for in Scotland, 1227. Disease in industry, prevention of (Donald Hunter), second edition, rev., 1161 See also Mental 700 (0) CURWEN, E. Cecil: The Archaeoogy of Sussex, rev., Defence expendituire (parliamentary note), 423 Disease in industry. See also Occuipational diseases 449 Defence Loans Bill, 536, 589 DISHER, Colonel H. C., appointed Officer of the Cyprus: Cerebro-spinal fever outbreak in, 593 Delinquency, Institute for Scientific Treatment of: Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 CYRIAX, Richard J.: The earliest sanatoria in Survey of the year's work, 1220-Annual meeting, Disinfectant, Verpine, 223 England, 104 1220 Dispensaries, Madras, report on, 938 Cysticercosis and epilepsy (A. J. P. Alexander), Delinquency, psychotherapy of, 152, 1220-(Denis Dispensary, benevolent, the soi-disant (in France), 966 (0) Carroll), 1220 832 Cystoscope, irrigating, improved (H. P. Winsbury- Delinquency, review of book on, 1257 Disposition" and the specific alletgen in asthbla, White), 223 Delirium tremens, evipan for, 336 hay fever, and other allergic conditions (E. . sebaceous, hereditary (J. T. Ingram and Fraenkel), 4:38 (0) Cysts, DELORE, P.: Tendances de Michael C. Oldfield), 960 (0), 1102-A correction, a la Mld6ecine Coidem- Dissociation and repression (Willialul 'McDougall), 1102 poraine. La Mfdtcine la Croisee des Cheo,mins, 78 1169 CZARNEcRKI, R : Rintgenatlas Frihtluberkaul6ser De1entia praecox, research institutes for in the District nrdical services in London, 1086 Veranderungen im Hilus, rev., 501 United States, 201 District nursing. See Nursing. THE BRITISH 1 JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Distressed areas, nuirsery schools in, 56 DURES, Dr.: Laboratory diagnosis oI gonorrhoea, 350 ELLIS, V. H. (and B. H. BURNS): Rtecent Advances in Diverticula in the gut and epithellal overgrowtlis DUKE-ELDER, Sir Stewart, appointed Surgeon Orthopaedic Surgery, rev., 862 tD. M. Lubbock, W. Thomson, and R. C. Garry), Oculist to the King, 532 ELLMAN, Philip: Inhalational therapy, 244- 1252 (0) DUKE-FINGARD: Inhalation treatment (parlia- Tuberculosis control, 1038 Divorce (Scotland) Bill, 428, 589, 645, 895 mentary note), 1187 ELMAN, Robert (and WARREN, H. Cole): Textbook Divorce and drunkenness. See Marriage Bill Dundee. See Scotland General Surgery, rev., 122 DIXEY, R. N.: Tuberculin-Tested Milk: A Study DUNHILL, Sir Thomas (and F. R. FRASER): Clinical Emaciation due to pathological causes (Francesco of Reorganisationt for its Produiction, 814 aspects of hyperthyroidism, 84-Lettsomian Galdi), 1020 M. Stalker), DIXON, J. H.: Blood transfusion cannula, 22 Lectures in the surgery of the thyroid gland, 460, Emergencies, renal, non-surgical (James 546 DIXON, Walter E.: A MIanueial of Pharmacology, 514, 568-Appointed Surgeon to the King, 532 (0) Charles A of eighth edition, rev., 448 DUNKIN, S. E., appointed Serving Brother of the EMERSON, Phillips: Textbook Medicine, 1117 DOBSON, G. M. B.: Fouling of the atmosphere, 1128 Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 rev., DOCKERAY, G. C.: Renal tuberculosis, 137- DUNLOP, B.: Abortion in France, 688-Air raid EMERSON, Major-General H. A.: Appointed Encysted endometrioma, 779-Stone in the upper precautions, 1340 Honorary Surgeon to the King, 944 urinary tract, 830 DUNN, Naughton, honorary LL.D. Aberdeen WMfLE-WEIL, P. (P. ISCH-WALL and Suzanne rev., 123 Doctors, Alien, admission of (parliamentary note), conferred upon, 790, 831 PERLts): La Ponction cle la Rate, 1237 DUNSTON, John Thomas, obituary notice of, 101 Emotion in childhood (Margaret Lowenfeld), 682 Doctors in Belgium, numbers, 55 DUNTON, W. Rush (and John Eisele DAVIS): EMPEY, Lieutenant William Stewart: O.B.E. Doctors in Belgrade, numbers, 826 Principles and Practice of Recreational 7'herapy conferred upon, 283 Doctors in France, numbers, 55-Retiring Age, for the Mentally III, 815 Emphysema, heart in, 1216 for, 240 Durham: Milk supply of, 295 Empire Settlement Bill, 306, 307 Doctors, frauds on, 650 DURRANI, Captain Nisar Muhamad, obituary notice Employers' Liability Bill, 538 Doctor's Mandate in Parliament " now published of, 944 Empyema cavities, emulsion of iodized oil for x-ray form, 420 Dust diseases, review of book on. 614 examination of (Wilfrid Trillwood), 173 in pamphlet intra- Doctor's widow, appeal of dismissed (Connolly v. Dusting powder (" Kinoo powder "), 360 Empyema, streptococcal, prontosil by the Rubra), 1099 DUTTA, Atul Chandra, M.B.E. conferred upon, 1042 pleural route in (James L. Brown), 1157 (0) streptococcal, streptocide for, 1281 Dodds, E. C.: Chemistry of vestrogenic compounds DUTTON, Walton Forest: (and George Burt LAKE): Empyema, and methods of assay, 398-Extracts of liver and Parenteral Therapy, rev., 970 Encephalitis, chronic epidemic, effects of high yeast in macrocytic anaemia, 629-Relation DUVAL, P.: Different reactions to similar surgical atropine dosage in (Arthur J. Hall), 795 (0) between pituitary and gastric secretion, 629 interventions, 1248 Encephalitis, chronic, high hyoscine dosage in, 996 DODSON, George Everard, obituary notice of, 1181 DYKE, S. C.: Problems of blood transfusion, 1329 Encephalitis lethargica, sporadic case of (J. J. W. DODWELL, H. B.: Air raid precautions instruction Dysentery and shiga, 761 Evans), 557 Wandsworth, 1008 DYSON, J. Newton: The Practice of Tonization, Endocarditis, bacterial, 228 in 1166 Dogs, experiments on (parliamentary note), 251 rev., 1071 Endocarditis, thrombotic non-bacterlal, DOLLFUS, M. A. (F. TERRIEN and Prosper VEIL): Dysmenorrhoea, action of potentila anserina on Endocrine system In Graves's disease and Addison's de la Retlne et 8on Traitenent, (P. Haupstein), 258 disease, examination of (G. Bini), 678 Le Ddcolement 404- rev., 920 Dystocia due to over-distension of foetal bladder Endocrines and mental disorder (F. L. Golla), DONALD, Archibald, obituary notice of, 891, 1001 (F. J. Burke), 993 Discussion, 404-Correspondence, 469 DONALDSON, Lieut.-Colonel J. appointed Officer of the Order of St. John of Jeruslem, 166 ENDOCRINES IN THEORY AND PRACTICE: Doncaster, Scarlet fever epidemic at, 26, 252, 309, Addison's disease and suprarenal insufficiency 519, 1189, 1280-(Parliamentary note), 252, 309- (A. W. Spence),. 279 Birching at Doncaster Court (parliamentary note), Adrenal gland, physiology of (S. Levy Simpson), 950-Outbreak of milk-borne scarlet fever and E 229 tonsillitis in (I. Watson), 1189 (0), - Corres- Adreno-genital syndrome and tumours of the pondence on, 1280 Ear disease, review of books on, 810 suprarenals (A. W. Spence), 338 DONOVAN, F. D., appointed Surgeon Dentist to the Ear drum, perforated, medico-legal case, 945 Cretinism (H. Gardiner-Hill), 132 Household, 532-Appointed Surgeon Dentist to EARENGEY, Judge: Blood groups and non-pater- Endocrinology, history of (Sir Humphry Queen Mary's Household, 1007 nity, 992 Rolleston), 1033 DORFFEL, J.: Causes of sterility in women, 384 EASON Herbert Lightfoot: Appointed Principal of Endometrium and uterine muscle and ovarian DORMER, B. A.: Care of the tuberculous, 987 the University of London, 673, 690 cycle, physiology of (J. M. Robson), 512, 566 DORSEY, J. L.: Lobeline in cure of the tobacco EAST, Terence: Course and management of con- Goitre, endemic problem of (Sir Robert habit, 864 genital heart disease, 289 McCarrison), 29 DoUGAL, Daniel: Cystic degeneration of the EASTCOTT, E. H.: Birching of children, 1179 Hormone deficiencies in the male (Kenneth M. endomentrium, 408-Spatreatment ingynaecology, EASTERBROOK, C. C.: Report on Cricrhton Royal Walker), 623 634 725-Appreciation of Arohibald Donald, 893 Institution, Hormone treatment of some disorders of preg- 1084 DoUGLAs, C. E.: Appreciation of Thomas Goodall EBBS, J. H. : Otitis media in early childhood, nancy (T. N. A. Jeffcoate), 674, 720 Nasmyth, 248-(And J. G. PERSTLEY): Humn ECCLES, W. McAdam: The defence in negligence Hormone treatment of menstrual disturbances Physiology, a Practical Course, second edition, cases, 138-Healthy holidays for the worker, 877 (P. -M. F. Bishop), 763 of the 936 rev.; 1024 -Management undescended testicle, Hormones, male, chemistry and assay of (R. K. DOUGLAS, D. M., awarded a Commonwealth Fund Eclampsla, pathogenesis of (W. R. Addis), 1103 (0) Callow and A. S. Parkes), 456 Fellowship, 1308 Eczema, varicose, ultra-violet irradiation In the Hyperparathyroidism (Donald Hunter), 982 DOUGLASS, Margaret E., appointed Officer of the treatment of (Albert Eldinow), 16 (0) Hyperthyroidism, clinical aspects of (F. R. Fraser Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 EDAL-BEHRAM, Ardaviraf Dinshawji: Appointed and Sir Thomas Dunhill), 84 DOUGLAS-WEBSTER, J. H.: Wave-length in Associate Officer of the Order of St. John of Menopause (P. M. F. Bishop), 819 radiotherapy, 1275 Jerusalem, 166 Myxoedema (H. Gardiner-Hill), 132 DOUTHWAITE, A. H.: Serum for influenza, 140 EDDISON, H. W.: Anxiety neurosis, 92, 152-A Oestrogenic compounds, chemistry of, and DOWLER, H. G.: Serum treatment of tetanua, 809 correction, 152 methods of assay (E. C. Dodds), 398 DOWNER, E. C.: Birching of children, 1046 EDGE, Frederick, obituary notice of, 1141 Parathyrold glands (Donald Hunter), 929 DoWNES, Major-General R. M., appointed Knight EDGE, Major-General John Dallas: Death of, 981- Thymus and pineal glands (Samson Wright), 874 of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 Obituary notice of, 1099 Thyroid extract in conditions other than H.: radial paralysis, Drainage of billary ducts, new T-tube for (Rodney EDINGTON, George Traumatic myxoedema (D. Murray Lyon), 179 Maingot), 971 777 DREIFUSS, A.: Operating sigmoidoscope, 125 EDMONDS, Sophia Gifford, her gift to Droitwich for the Dressings, friar's balsam for, 1240 treatment of poor persons with rheumatism, 1101 Endocrinology, history of (Sir Humphry Rolleston), Dressings, sterilization of, present-day methods of, Education (Deaf Children) Bill, 895, 946, 1008- 1033 Children Endocrinology, review of book on, 499, 1161 (Major S. N. Hayes), 911 (0), 1188 - Corre- Royal Assent to, 1003. See also Deaf spondence on, 1089-A correction, 1188 (School Attendance) Bill Endometrial biopsy (Albert Sharman and H. L. DREWITT, F. G. Dawtrey, dinner to, 373 Education and industry, relation of, 303 Sheehan), 965 (0), 1102-A correction, 1102 DRIESSENS, J. (C. LAMBRET and M. MALATRAY): EDWARDS, Dr.: Unilateral pulmonary tubercu- Endometrioma, encysted (J. F. Cunningham), 779 La Chirurgqie du Cancer dnt Pounson. Bases losis, 1266 Endometriosis (N. M. Falkiner), 778 Anatomo-Cliniques et Expdrimentales. Techniqute EDWARDS, F. Ronald: Congenital cystic disease of Endometrium, cystic degeneration of the (D. Dougal), Opdratoire, rev., 447 the lungs, 292 408 Droitwich Brine Fund for the Treatment of EDWARDS, J. T.: Nutrition and infectious disease, Endometrium, physiology of (J. M. Robson), 512, 566 Rheumatism, 1101 774, 846 ENGELSTAD, R. B.: Radium therapy in cancer of Dropsy, epidemic, epidemiology of (R. B. Lal and Egg membrane technique in virus work, 336 the buccal cavity, 1021 S. C. Roy), 1110 (0) Eggs, imported, alleged Infection in (parliamentary Enema given through a rigid nozzle causing severe D'RosE, Major Francis Joseph, M.B.E., conferred note), 737 rectal injuries (Walter W. Galbraith), 859 (0)- upon, 1042 Egypt: Malaria in, 1322-Research Institute and Correspondence on, 1044 Drowning, a peculiar (G. R. Osborn), 328 Endemic Diseases Hospital: Annual report, 1106 English, basic, a medical paper in, 310 Drug treatment of influenza, 202. See also Influenza EHLERS, Edvard Lauritz: Obituary notice of, 1233 ENGLISH, W. L.: Ovarian pregnancy, 638-Animal Drugs, biological study of, 511 EIDINoW, Albert: Ultra-violet irradiation in the pathology, 1339 Drugs, Dangerous, Regulations, 1937, 1341 treatment of varicose ulcers, varicose eczema and ENSOR, Major-General H., appointed Colonel Drugs, narcotic, traffic in, 227 varicose veins, 16 (0) Commandant Royal Army Medical Corps, 196 Drugs, slimming, and cataract (Hamilton E. Quick), Edinburgh. See Scotland Enteritis, acute (Robert Cruickshank), 409 1203 ERAS, Merle P. (and C. B. DAVENPORT): Statistical Enuresis in children (H. G. McGregor), 1061 (0)- Drugs, thefts of, from doctors' cars (parliamentary Methods in Biology, Medicine and Psychology, Correspondence on, 1175, 1281 note), 252 fourth edition, rev., 1072 Epilepsy, cerebral congestion as an aetiological factor Drunkenness alleged from British wines (parlia- ELAM, John: Maternity services, 1136 in (Ronald Cairns), 388 mentary note), 950 Election, Combined Universities, 692, 729, 786, 890 Epilepsy and cysticercosis (A. J. P. Alexander), Drunkenness and divorce. See Marriage Bill Electro-filters and poisonous smokes (parliamentary 966 (0) DRURY, Alan Nigel, elected a Fellow of the Royal note), 950 Epileptic children, special schools for, revised list, Society, 1032 ELFORD, W. J.: A new method of centrifugation, 673 1294 Dual personality (Sir Walter Langdon-Brown), 1278 ELLERY, Lieut.-Colonel Richard Francis, obituary Epithelial overgrowths and diverticula in the gut Dublin. See Ireland notice of, 253 (D. M. Lubbock, W. Thomson and R. C. Garry), Ducks and bilharzia disease, 362 ELLIOT, Right Hon. Walter, Honorary LL.D. 1252 (0) DUCKWORTH, Eugene, M.B.E. conferred upon, 283 Glasgow conferred upon, 831 Ergot, alkaloids of (G. Barger), 631 DU-DLEY, Surgeon Rear-Admiral S. F.: The hospital ELLIOTT, Sir James: Scalpel and S?vard, rev., 664 ERNST, J6rgen: Hautdeinfektious Probleme, 871 The Trust, 242 statistician, 237-Active immunization against ELLIOTT, T. R.: Wellcome Contralateral pneumothorax, diphtheria, 827 ELLIS, G. Ronald: Congenital microcolon, 727- ERwiN, G. S.: artificial 727 1139 DUGGAN, P. J.: Mental disturbance following Multiple cerebral abscesses, prontosil, 836 atropine administration, 918 ELLIS, L. E.: Appointed Commander of the Order of Erysipelas treated by transfusion, St. John of Jerusalem, 166 Erythematosis, febrile, marked, during treatment DuKF.S, Cuthbert: Problems of blood (W. L. James), 1255 1330 ELLIS, Richard W. B.: Trachoma from Spain, 1174 with mandelic acid THEBRITISH 12 JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

ESTIMATES: For Agricultural Education and Far East,opiiu smiioking in the, 1167 Food and niutrition (E. P.hlcart),Cal 435 (0)- Research, 536-Agriculture and Fisheries, 1235- FARNCOMBE, H.: Blood-sugar worship,7.3 Correspondence on, 781 Air Force, 645, 647, 690-Army, 645, 647, 691- Fat in mniddle-aged persons, 128. See also Middle-age Food poisoning in an institution (A. R. Culley), Board of Control, 1287-Board of Education, 365, spread 325 (U) 1287, 1341-Board of Trade, 1142-Civil, 647, FAWCITT, Richard: Prevention of silicosis, 298 Food poisoning, kaolin, medicinal, in (N. Mutc)), 690, 841, 896, 1142-Health Ministry, 1235, 1287- FAWCUS, H.B.:: nhalational therapy, 837 595 (0)-Correspondence on, 835, 886, 1177 Navy, 647 FAYRER, Lieut.-Colonel Sir Joseph, obituary notice of, Food policy, National Scottish (Sir John Boyd Orr). Ethiopia, ambulance units in, 1324 894 295 Europe, malaria in (leading article), 715 FEATHERSTONE,. W.. : Anaesthesia in America, 630 Food, review of book on, 21 Euthanasia of cats and dogs, 1323 Feeble-minded, Bishop of Birminghain on the cost Foods, biological study of, 511 Evans: Recent Advances in Physiology, fifth edition, of to the country, 593 Foods irradiated artificially only to be sold by rev., 75 Feeding, better, education in, 634 chemists in France, 693 EVANS. E. S.: Maternity and child welfare, 1217 Fees, recovery of, 944 Foot-and-mouth disease, research in, report of EVANS, J. J. W.: Sporadic case of encephalitis Feet, dermatitis uf the, 202, 254 committee, 1031 lethargica, 557 Feet, painful, 738, 846 FORBES, W. H.: Acclimatization to high altitude, 991 EVANS: M. D. Arwyn: Variations of weight during FEGEN, C. M.: Hire purchase research, 587 Forceps, lion, for hallux valgus operations (I. S. pregnancy, 157 (0) Fellowship of Medicine: Alcohol or insulin? 'Mock Smillie), 971 EVANS, William: Early diagnosis and treatment of trial held by the Fellowship, 644 FORDE, Thomas, obituary notice of, 364 heart failure, 1145 (0) FENTON, James, elected President of the Society of Foreign bodies in the bladder, wax, inethod of EVERIDGE, John: Effects of prolonged dorsal Medical Officers of Health, 1239 reinoving (Terence Milin), 446 decubitus, 628 FERGUSON, Fergus R.: Neurological sequielae of Foreign bodies in the bronchi (A. .laskiewiez), 910 EVERS, Norman: Medicinal kaolin in food poisoning, spinal anaesthesia, 681 Foreign bodies in the trachea (A. Laskiewviez), 910 835 FERGUSON, Sir Lindo: Fourteenth issue of the Foreign body, migration and excretion of (Anderson Evipan anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia Proceedings of the University of OtagoMI1edical Garland), 710 EwiNE, A. W. G. (I. R. EwiNG and T. S. LITTLER): School dedicated to, 1069 FORREST, Lieut-Colonel James Rocheid, obituary The Use of Hearing Aide, 344 FERRIS-SCOTT, L.: Motor car insurance, 104 notice of, 643, 689 "Examen," 1317 FETTES, Major David, OB.E. conferred uipon, 1041 FORSTER, H. V.: Lobectomy, 828-Bronchoscopie Examinations, university, consistency of, 44, 96, 145 Fever, enteric, age Incidence and sex incidence in clinics, 829 Exanthema subitum, 298 milk-borne typhoid, 1284 FORSYTH, David: Heredity versus env-ironment: Exanthemata, review of book on the, 1025 Fever, enteric, Bournemouth and district outbreak, A false antithesis, 238 Exhibitionillustrateto the application of science to inquiry into, 373-Judge Cotes-Preedy's report, FOSTER, G. C., Damages against, 250 building, 569 825-Official report, 1182-Correspondence on FOSTER, John: Assessment of disability in miner's Exhibition of water-colour drawings of game-birds, 1284 nystagmus, 410 ete., 845 Fever. enteric, Liverpool outbreak (parliamentary FOULIS. M. A. (and John B. BARR): Prontosil Exostoses of the external auditory meatus: a note), 592, 692, 1055 album in puerperal sepsis, 445 (0) technique for their surgical removal (Arthur Fever, enteric, in Spanish refugee children (parlia- Fox, R. Fortescue: Physical medicine, 93- Miller), 263 (0) mentary note), 1343 Arthritis in Wormn (A Clinical Survey). Al-so Expirlng Laws Continuance Act, 53-Royal Assent Fever, enteric, treated with a specific seruim (Harold a suggestion for setting up Rest Houses for to, 53 Cookson and R. V. Facey), 1009 (0) Rheumatoid Arthritis, 453 Explanation and apology, 1102 Fever, enteric, vaccination against (leading article), Fracture humerus, spontaneous, with carcinoma of Exportation of Horses Bill, 1184 758 prostate (T. F. Hewer),522 Ex-service men: Health of (parliamentary note), 536 Fever, glandular. See Mononucleosis Fracture service, Cardiff Corporation, 580 Eye disease, review of books on, 810 Fever, relapsing, among the coloured troops in Addis Fracture splint. See Splint Eye, effect of radium on, used for treatment of Ababa (D. Sibilia), 1218 Fracture of (neck of) femur associated with in the neighbourhood malignant disease (Philippa Fever, rheumatic, and vitamin C deficiency, 28 fibrocystic disease (R. Wayland Smith and Martin), 651 (0). See also Radium treatment. Fever, rheumatic. See also Rheumatic H. F. L. Hugo), 632 Eye muscles, review of book on, 712 Fever, scarlet, at Doncaster, 26, 252, 309, 1189, 1280 Fractures of the ankle, treatment of (Norman Eye, review of books on, 712, 1257 -(Parliamentary note), 252, 309-(R. Watson), Roberts), 240 Eye. See also Ophthalmology 1189 (0)-Correspondence on, 1280 Fractures of the femur, intracapsular (S. T. Irwin), Fever, scarlet, haemolytic streptococci in wards 294 (W. A. Brown and V. D. Allison), 714 Fractures of the malar bone, depressed, treatment of Fever, scarlet, at Oswego, New York State, 593 (A. B. K. Watkins), 326 (0) Fever, typhus, in Soviet Russia, 693 Fractures of the os calcis, industrial aspect of F Fevers, modern treatment of (Andrew Topping), 352 (Bryan McFarland), 607 (0) FIDLER, Florence G.: The Patient Looks at the Fractures, treatment of (H. E. Griffiths), 679 FACEY, Fleet Surgeon C. S. awarded a Greenwich Hospital, rev., 447, 650 Fractures, ununited, prevention and treatnment of Hospital pension, 51 FIESER, L. F.: The Chemistry of Naturcal Produccts (A. M. A. Moore), 575-Discussion, 575 FACEY, R. VaugbanI Blood transfusion, 40-(and Related to Phenanthrene, rev., 754 FRAENKREL, Ernst: The influenza epidemic, 93 Harold COOKSON): Value of a specific serum in the Fife, child welfare in, 1334 FRAENKEL, E. M.: The " disposition " and the treatment of typhoid fever, 1009 (0) Filing cabinet wanted, 1295 specific allergensis asthma, hay fever, and other Facial paralysis. See Paralysis Finance Bill (leading article), 870-Parliamiientary allergic conditions, 438 (0)-Allergic conditions Factories, air conditioning In (C. W. Price), 1171 note, 895,1142,1184,1235, 1287 and air purification, 1171 Factories, Bedeaux system in (parliamentary note), FIXCKH, Alfred L.: Estimation of coagulation timue, 537 360 FRANCE: Factories FINDLAY, Leonard: Nutritional anaemiiia in the Abortion, criminal, in, 621, 688 Factories Bill, 306, 365, 367, 423, 450, 477, 537, 563, East End of London, 12 (0), 191-Course and Birth rate in, 1301 589, 645, 690, 791, 833, 842, 897, 1003, 1050, 1142, management of congenital heart disease, 290 Death, notification of causes of, more stringellt 1184, 1210, 1235, 1287-Leading article on, 563- FINGARD, David, refused admission to this country system, 1295 And medicine (leading article), 450-Second by the alien administration authorities, 1007 L)eath rate in, 1301 reading, 477-In committee, 537, 589, 645, 690, Finger nails. See Nails Descartes, Rene, tercentenary of, 1133 791, 842, 897, 1003, 1050, 1184-Correspondence Finsen-Lomholt lamp. See Lamp Doctors in: nimtmbers, 55 on, 833-An Advisory Board? 563-Welcomed by FINzI, N. S.: Malignant bone tumours, 186 Doctors, retiring age for, 240 Save the Children Fund, 1210 Firearms Bill, 306, 365, 476-Royal Assent to, 476 Foods artificially irradiated only to be sold by Factories, textile, in the West Riding, nuimber of Fire precautions at voluntary hospitals, .55 chemists, 693 women and young persons employed in (parlia- First aid, review of book on, 1317 Hospital services for all, 633 mentary note), 592 FIRTH, Arthur Harcus, obituary notice of, 1141 Influenza, precautions against, 240 Factories, ventilation of, Home Office pamphlet on, Fischer, T., history of, 1239 Leprosy contracted in Paris, 832 673 FISCHER, Martin: Christian R. Holmes: Mlaan a nd "' Le Sou Medical," 1133 Factory Department of the Home Office, report Physician, rev., 1119 Milk supply, control of, 240 (parliamentary note), 371 Fish, Diseases of, Bill, 365, 895, 1050, 1142, 1287- Poisoning among workers in impermeable clothing, Factory and Workshop Bill, 53 Royal Assent to, 1287 commission of inquiry appointed, 55 Fahrenkamp, Karl: Essential and Commonplace FISH, E. Wilfred: Oral infections, 724 Poliomyelitis in Paris, 633 Aspects of Heart Disease, rev., 812 Fistula, biliary: Wanted-a patient with, 794 Post-graduate courses, 737 Faints and fits (A. Rae Gilchrist), 203 (O)-Corres- Fistula, vesico-colic, case of (H. P. Winsbury-White), Prostitution, proposed abolition of State regulation pondence on, 300, 362 1158 of, 832 FAIRBANK, H. A. T.: Ununited fractures, 576 FITZGERALD, Major Gerald Hartas, obituary notice Public Ifealth Services, reorganisation of, 1133 FAIRBROTHER, R. W. (and Leslie HoYLE): Isolation of, 372 Soi-disant benevolent dispensary, 832 of the Influenza virus and the relation of antibodies FITZGERALD, J. J.: To study the teaching of preven- State employees and tuberculosis, 1133 to infection and immunity, 655 (0)-A Textbook tive medicine in many countries, 1101 Syphilis in the French home Army, 103 of Medical Bacteriology, rev., 861 FITZSIMONS, J. J.: Subelavian aneurysm, 411- Tuberculosis as seen by the general practitioner, FAIRFIELD, Letitia: The hospital statistician, 237- Thrombo-angiitis obliterans, 411 832 Equal pay for equal work for women, 430 FITZWILLIAMS, Duncan C. L.: Cancer of the breast, Venereal disease, campaign against, 240, 809 FAIRLEY, N. Hamilton (and F. P. MACIEU): Clinical 416, 640-Angioneurotic oedema of the tongue, 526 Venereal disease, control of, 129 and biochemical syndrome In lymphadenoma and FLANAGAN, Lieut. Harold James Clarke, M.B.E. allied diseases involving the mesenteric lymph conferred upon, 1041 glands, 375 (O)-Sigmoidoscopy in tropical FLANDIN, C.: Leprosy contraeted in Paris, 832 FRANCIS, Alexander: Prophylactic against 578-Extracts of liver and yeast influenza, 152 practice, In FLEMING, James B.: Streptocide for streptococcal Frankfurt: courses macrocytic anaemia, 629-Problems of blood. empyema, 1281 Post-graduate at, 309 transfusion, 1329 Dr.: Unilateral pulmonary tuberculosis, FRANKLIN, Philip, elected honorary vice-president obituary notice of, 587 FLETCHER, of the American Institute for the Deaf-Blind, 793 FAIRLIE, Archibald, 1266 FRASER, F. Sir Thomas DUNHILL): Clinical FAIRLIE, Harry Prescot, obituary notice of, 1048 FLETCHER, Sir Walter Morley, memorial to, 1129- R. (and FALCONER, Lieut.-Colonel A. R., appointed Knight aspects of hyperthyroidism, 84 Portrait bust of, 1129 John: upon, of the Order of St. John of Jertsalem, 166 FLOOD, J. C.: Renal tuberculosis, 137-Thrombo- FRASER, Knighthood conferred 276, FALKINER, N. M.: Endometriosis, 778 283-Appointed Surgeon to the King in Scotland, angiftis obliterans, 411-Stone in the upper 532-Head injuries in general practice, 739 (0) Falkland Islands, Influenza epidemic in (R. L. urinary tract, 830-Need for a national serum Cheverton), 135 institute in Ireland, 884 FRASER-HARRIs, David, death of, 83-Obituary Falling mantles, 838 notice of, 148, 249 Floods in the note), 690 FRATTINI, : and curative Fallopian tube, adherent, causing intestinal strangu- Fens (parliamentary jre-ventive action of a Type pneumococctis, 191 lation (Major F. M. Collins), 119 (0) FLOWERDEW, Lieut-Colonel Richard Edward, C.I.E. Fallopian tubes, occlusion of, Halban's operation in conferred upon, 283 Frauds on doctors, 650 (T. M. Healy), 269 FOLEY, C. H.: Diphtheria immunization, 146 FRAZER, Mea: Metabolicfactor in rheumatism, 299 FONTwS, George, obituary notice of, 1099 False pretences (Phillips Abse), 1345 FRAZER, Muriel J.L.: Recovery from streptococcal Families, average size of, 1137 meningitis after prontosil, 1023 Food handlers, control of, 870 FREDERICK, R.: Ventilation, 1171 THE BRITISH JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL 13

Free State, See Ireland Gas masks. See Masks. GLOYNE, S. Roodhouse: Pleural effusions after FREEMAN, John: Experimental and laboratory Gas, mustard, keratitis from (parliamentary note), 538 thoracoscopy, 1266 training in medical education, 289 Gas, poison (parliamentary note), 426. ,See also Air Glucose, A. D., 971 FREMANTLE, Sir Francis: "Doctors Mandate raid Glycerin, rise in price of (parliamentary note), 592 in Parliament " now published in pamphlet form, Gas-proof shelters, public (parlianmentary note), 538 c(lycosurias, classification of the (T. H. Oliver), 105 420-Reform of the medical curriculum, 1040 Gas proofing rooms (parliamentary note). 53 (0)-Correspondence on, 194, 244, 301 FREUD, Sigmund: Inhibitions, Symptoms and Gases, asphyxiating war, action of, 817 4;0DLEWSKI, Dr.: Tuberculosis as seen by the general Anxiety, rev., 21 GASK, George E.: John Hunter, army surgeon, 401 practitioner, 832 FREY, Walter: Die Herz- und Gefdsskrankheiten, Gastric perforation in a tabetic (C. MY. Carr), 497 Goitre, colloid, requiring tracheotomy (H. A. Kidd), rev., 1258 Gastric secretion. See Secretion 611 Friars' balsam for dressings, 1240 Gastric ulcer. See Ulcer Goitre, endemic, problem of (Sir Robert McCarrison), Friedlinder's bacillus causing pneumonia, 1078 Gastritis (R. L. Holt), 682 29, 243-Correspondence on, 193, 243 Friedman test in hydatidiform mole and chorion Gastro-duodenal inflammation. See Inflammniation Goldfields, iiiedicine in the, 177 epithelioma (P. Lazarus-Barlow), 71, (0) Gastro-enteritis in children, 1321 Gold salts treatment, nervous complications of, 96 FULLARTON, Robert Spiers, obituary notice of, 1001 Gastro-enteritis outbreak in Sutton anid district: GOLDBERGER, Dr.: Sigmoidoscopy in tropical FULLER, J. C.: Diagnosis of paratyphoid infection, Deputation to Minister of Health, 373 practice, 578 632 Gastro-enteritis associated with Proteuis valgaris CTOLDBLATT, M. W.: Industrial diseases, 38 FIULLERTON, H. W.: Hypochromic anaemias and (J. D. Allan Gray), 916 (0) GOLDBY, Frank, awarded the Raymond Hortoni- iron deficiency, 471-Value of liver extracts, 730 Gastroscope, flexible (Kenneth Heritage), 77 Smith prize, 372 Fund, Hobday Research Endowment, 1339 Gastroscopy (leading article), 670 GOLDIE, Walter Leigh, obituary notice of, 1049 Fund, King Edward's Hospital: Memorandum re GATES, R. Rssggles: Information buireau for research Gsolf, medical: Manchester and District Medical fire precautions at voluntary hospitals, 55- workers in human genetics, 194 Golfers' Association Challenge Cup, 1296- King George VI becomes Patron of, 89-Statistics GATT, J. E. H.: Health and milk supply of Malta, Medical Golfing Society, 846-Sussex Medical and of the London Voluntary Hospitals, 355- 1282 Dental Golfing Society, Spring Meeting, 1240 Coronation tours, 703, 1187-Special Coronation GA.UVAIN, Sir Henry: Surgical tuberculosis, 1038 GOLLA, F. L.: Mentaldisorderandtheendocrines, 404 gift to, 1055 Gee-Thaysen disease, 175 GONDAL, Maharaja of, G.C.S.I. conferred upon, 276, Fund, Naval Medical Compassionate, 689 GEFFEN, D. H., elected chairman of Council of the 283 Fund, Royal Medical Benevolent: Centenary appeal, National Federation of Personal Health Associa- Gonococcus antitoxin, 335 581-One h1aindred and first annual meeting, 672 tions, 932 Gonorrhoea, cold treatment for, 96 Fund, Save the Children, welcomes the Factories GEMMELL, A. A.: Rupture of the uterus, 291- Gonorrhoea, laboratory diagnosis of (Dr. Goodhart), Bill, 1210 Labour obstructed by pelvic kidney, 292 350-Discussion, 350 Fund, Zunz, to be wound up, 654 General Medical Council. See Council Gonorrhoea treated with a specific antitoxin (T. Fundus oculi, biomicroscopy of the (A. J. General practice, review of book on, 19 Anwyl-Davies), 321 (e)-Annotation on, 335- Ballantyne), 578 General practice, rheumatism and tuberculosis in, Correspondence on, 414, 470, 525, 540, 585. See Fundus oculi, review of book on, 1257. See also 1056 also Antitoxins Eye General practitioner and urinary infections, 833 Gonorrhoea, treatment of, 540 Fungus infection of the feet (Surgeon Commander General Register Office (leading article), 1320 Good will, international, 247, 363 J. C. Souter), 936 Genetics, human, research in. See Research workers GOODALL, E. W.: The new Journal typography, 97- Genetics. See also Heredity Epidemiology of Weil's disease, 521 Geneva Convention Bill, 53, 365, 476, 536, 690- IGOODFELLOW, J. A.: Prevention of silicosis, 95, 298 Royal Assent to, 690 (GOODHART, Gordon W.: Experimental and labora- Geographical medicine. See Medicine tory training in medical education, 289-Labora- G GEoRGE VI: Becomes Patron of the British Medical tory diagnosis of gonorrhoea, 350-Congenital Association, 28-Medical appointinents to the syphilis, 351 GABRIEL, Lieut.-Colonel William Lawson Mabson, Household of, 532-Coronation of (leading article), GOODMAN, Herman : Cosmetic Dermatology, rev., 1316 Efficiency Decoration of the Territorial Army 1028 GOODYEAR, R. T.: Determination of thyroid conferred upon, 689 GERHARTZ, Heinrich, death of, 364 activity, 239 GAGE, Simon Henry: The Microscope, sixteenth Germany: Academy of Medicine, 250th anniversiary GOPALAN, E. S.: A cheap transilluminoscope, 540 edition, rev., 221 of, 1351-Diphtheria in, 1087-Influenza, deaths G*ORDON, M. H.: Meningococcus antitoxin, 636 GAINSBOROUGH, Hugh: New open-top oxygen tent, from, 539, 714-Influenza epidemic, 714-Still G4ORDON, R. G.: Appreciation of Samuel Alexander 812-Simple gas-analysis apparatus for uLse with births and neo-natal mortality, 36 Kinnier Wilson, 1095-Morison Lectures on the oxygen tents, 813 GERNEZ, L6on, obituary notice of, 642 neuro-psychological basis of conduct disorder, 1323 GAIRDNER, A. A.: The lumbo-sacral vertebrae aII(l GERRARD, Dr.: Rupture of the uterus, 291 GTORDON-TAYLOR, Gordon: Appreciation of Sir John sciatica, 407 Geysers improperly ventilated (parlianientary note), Bland-Sutton, 102-Appreciation of A. H. T. GALBRAITH, Walter W.: Prostatectomy by the 539 Andrew, 733-Diseases of the colon, 1131 two-stage method, 472, 638-Severe rectal injuries GHOSH, Birendra Nath., M.B.E. conferred upon, 1042 `OSSE, Philip: Traveller's Rest, rev., 969 caused by an enema given through a rigid nozzle, GIBBONs, Henry, obituary notice of, 734 GOSSET, A.: Techniques Chirurgicales, rev., 20- 859 (0) Gibraltar, hospital staffing at (parliamentary note), Presented with a sword of honour, 254-Nomin- GALDI, Francesco: Obesity and emaciation due to 1344 ated " Professeur de Classe Exceptionelle," 1239 pathological causes, 1020 GIBSON C.: Surgeon's liability for nurse's negligence, 4Gossip, William H. Recurrent extragenital hae- GALDSTON, Iago (editor): MIedicine and Mankind, 146 morrhages, 69 (0), 145, 202-A correction, 202 rev., 811 GIBSON, Charles S.: Essential Principles of Organic (GOUGH, A.: Intestinal obstruction caused by GALE, C. W., appointed Serving Brother of the Chemistry, rev., 1315 adenonyoma. 993 Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 GIBSON, Dr.: Cause and managemient of congenital GoUGH, W.: The interposition operations, 777 SALE, Lieut.-Colonel Robert, obituary notice of, 786 heart disease, 290 G,OULD, C. E.: The hospital statistician, 237 Gall-bladder, review of book on, 1070 GIERHAKE, E.: Uterine hypoplasia, 36 GOULD, Eric Pearce: The defence in medical negli- GALLAVARDIN, L. (and A. TOURNIAIRE), Les Nevroses GILCHRIST, A. Rae: Faints and fits, 203 (0) gence, 137 Tachyeardiiltes, rev., 74 GILLESPIE, R. D.; The Maudsley Hospital, 583 GOULDEN, C. B., appointed Surgeon Oculist to Queen GALLETLY, John, obituary notice of, 943 GILLIES, Sir Harold: Treatment of facial paralysis, Mary's Household, 1007 GALLOWAY, Major R. W.: Anatomy and Physiology 403 GOVER, John Maxwell, obituary notice of, 422 of Physical T'raining, rev., 1206 GILLIES, Hunter: Hypoglyeaelnic therapy in the G.OVER, Mary: Seasonal expectancy of influenza and GALPIN, P. A.: Food and nutrition, 781 psychoses, 1254 (0) pneumonia deaths, 380 GANADO, Walter: Health problems in Malta, 1337 GILMOUR J. P.: Sir James Young Simpson and Graaflan follicle causing intraperitoneal haemorrhage, GANDHI, S. H. D., obituary notice of, 200 chloroform, 196 301, 362, 474, 527, 585, 889, 1045, 1140. See al.so Gangrene complicating diphtheria, 1188 GIORDANO, Davide, nominated foreign corresponding Pregnancy, ovarian Gangrene, gas, 301 member of the Academie de Medecine, 579 GRACE, W. H.: Pathology of criminal abortion, 727 GANNER, Philip J.: Three separate causes of ante- GIRDLESTONE, G. R.: Ununited fractures, 576- GRAHAM, Evarts A. (editor): The 1936 Year Book partum haemorrhage occurring simultaneously, Effects of prolonged dorsal decubitus, 628 of General Surgery, rev., 331 610 (0) GITTINS, Robert John, memorial to, 55 GRAHAM, George: Protamine insulin, 188-Endenmic Gdnsefingerkraut" in dysmenorrhoea, 258 Glamorgan, administration of Midwives Act in goitre, 193 GARDE, G. W.: Birching of children, 998, 1179 (parliamentary note), 1293, 1344 G1RAHAM, Harvey: A Crab lVas Crughed, rev., 863 GARDINER-HILL, H.: Cretinism and myxoedema, Gland, adrenal, physiology of (S. Levy Simpson), 229 GRABAM, J. Wallace: Oral infections, 725 132-Oliver-Sharpey Lectures on abnormalities Gland, cervical, tuberculosis of. See Tuberculosis. GRABAM, Mr.: Epidemiology of Weil's disease, 521 of growth and development, 1241, 1302 (0), 1352- Gland, pineal (Samson Wright), 874 GRAHAM-LITTLE, Sir Ernest, elected a member A correction, 1352 Gland, thymus (Samson Wright), 874 honoris causa of the Polish Dermatological Society. GARDNER, J. Addymani: New open-top oxygen Gland, thyroid, determination of activity of (R. T. 254-Professional secrecy: A Medical Privilege Bill tent, 812-Simple gas-analysis apparatus for use Goodyear and H. S. Penlberton), 239 302-Recurrent idiopathic herpes zoster, 498- with oxygen tents, 813 Gland, thyroid, surgery of (Sir Thomas Dunhil), Appreciation of Lieut.-Colonel J. R. Forrest, 689- GARLAND, Anderson: Migration and excretion of a 460, 514, 568 The Factories Bill, 833-Blood groups and non- foreign body, 710 Gland, thyroid. See also Thyroid paternity, 992-What is osteopathy ? 1137- GARLAND, Lieut.-Colonel Frederick, obituary notice Glands, parathyroid (Donald Hunter), 929 Osteopathic colleges, 1340 of, 1002. Glands, parathyroid, and renal rickets, 620. See also Granuloma annulare, 594 GARRAW.AY, Major G. T., appointed Deputy Assistant Parathyroid GRAVES, Thomas Chivers: Nasopharyngeal sepsis Director-General Army Medical Services, 253 Glasgow. See Scotland in 2,056 cases of mental disorder, the importaince GARRY, R. C. (D. M. LUBBOCK and W. THOMSON): GLASS, D. V. (and C. P. BLACKER): The Futuere ofOuir of closed sepsis, 483 (0) Epithelial overgrowths and diverticula in the gut, Population, 759 Graves's disease, commonness of oligomenorrhoea or 1252 (0) Glass, safety (parliamentary note), 1187 amenorrhoea in (V. Jonas and E. Markalous), 218 GARRY, T. Gerald: Pathogenesis of cancer, 245 Glass silk, dangers in handling (parliamentary note), Graves's disease, endocrine system in, examination GARVIE, A.: The state of the public health, 940- 648 of (G. Bini), 678 Influenza and industry, 1174 Glaucoma, mechanics of, 42 GRAY, A. Charles E., obituary notice of, 1099, 1233 Gas-air apparatus, Minnitt's, 1008 GLENNY, A. T. (and Muriel F. STEVENS): A new GRAY, E. E. D.: Falling mantles, 838 Gas-and-air analgesia. See Analgesia stabilizer for Schick toxin, 709 (0) GRAY, F.: The maternal mortality report, 1136 Gas-analysis apparatus, simple, for use with oxygen GLIBERT, D.: Benzol poisoning in Belgian mirror GRAY, Frank (Sir Walter LANGDoN-BROWN, R. C . tents (Hugh Gainsborough and J. Addyiman factories, 1157 Macdonald LADELL and F. G. CROOKSHANK): Gardner), 813 GLIMSTEDT, G6sta: Bakterienfreie IlMeerschweinchen. The Place of Psychology in the Medical Curricultur, Gas cooking in hospital, 1240 Aufzucht Lebensfaihigkeit und Wachstum, Nebst and Other Papers, rev., 271 Gas dispersion in pyelography, 1102, 1295 Untersuchungen fiber das Lymphatische Gewebe, 26 GRAY, Sir Henry M. W.: The Colon as a Health Gas gangrene. See Gangrene Glossitis, chronic, 1102 Regulator, rev., 1259-Treatment of peptic ulcer, Gas heating in flueless rooms, 81 GLOVER, J. Alison: Epidemiology of Weil's disease, 1335 Gas lectures, economics and war, 1283. See also 521 GRAY, J.: Bacteriological findings in two cases of Air raid precautions GLOVER, Lewis G.: Royal Medical Benevolent endocarditis due to infection with organislms Gas Light and Coke Company: Reception and Fund centenary appeal, 581-Appreciation of John provisionally identified as Haemophiliuts inguenza'e, nutrition film shown, 634 Attlee, 688 352 THE BRITISH 14 JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

GRAY, J. D. Allan: Gastro-enteritis associated with Hall, Walter and Eliza, Research Institute. See Health education, 1:12:3 Proteus vulgaris, 916 (0) Research Health, iniadequate (Williamii Harrowes), 633 GRSY, John, awarded the Raymond Horton-Smith Halliburton's Essentials of Chemical Physiology, prize, 372 thirteenth edition, rev., 124 HEALTH ThINISTRY: GRAY, Joseph Pereira, obituiary notice of, 790 HALLIDAY, James L.: Psychological factors in Estimates, 1235, 1287 GRAY, St. George B. Delisle: Injection treatinent of rheumatism, 213 (0), 264 (0) Hospital construction, standardization of, report hernia, 473-Wax solvents, 650-Treatment of HALLOWES, K. R. Collis: -Meteorological records at of Departmental Committee, 570 hernia, 1228 marine health resorts, 626 Leading article on, 1268 Gray-Ward operation, modified, for uterine prolapse Hallux valgus operation, lion forceps for (I. S. Maternal mortality, report, 972 (Everard Williams), 465 Smillie), 971 Midwives, inspectors of, 355 GREEN, H. H.: Nutrition and infectious disease, 774 HALVERSON, Lucile Mi. (and Almira W. HOPPE): Poliomyelitis, acute, memoranduim on, 10:3 GREENE, A. C.: Inhalational therapy, 837 A Manual ofOperating Room Procedures, rev., 1259 Radiotherapeutic departments in general hospitals, GREENE, Raymond: Hermaphroditism, 940 HAM, B. Burnett: Inhalational therapy, 359 memorandum, 932 GREEN-ARMYTAGE, V. B.: The defence in medical HAM, MARY A. S., appointed Serving Sister of the Scientific personnel of (parliamentary note), 1293 negligence cases, 138-Uterine prolapse, 466 Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 Staff accommodation (parliamentary note), 253 (4REENFIELD, J. G.: Diagnosis of syphilis, 351 HAMBURGER, Richard: Dangers of infected milk, 520 GREENWOOD, A. A.: Scurvy, 96 HAMILTON, Major-General William Haywood, C.B. Health indices, 1271 Grenfell Association of Great Britain and Ireland: conferred upon, 1041 Health problems in Malta. See iMalta Annual report, 55 Hand, " human bite " infections of, 178 Health questions, international co-operation on, 399- Gresford colliery explosion (parliamentary note), 476 Hand, nocifensor lesion of the (Geoffrey J. Lillie), Report of medical director of the International GRIFFIN, F. W. W. (and Lieut.-Colonel J. K. 1068 (0) Health Office, 399 MCCONNEL): Health and Muscmlar Habits, rev., HANDLEY, W. Sampson: Cancer of the breast, 296, Health and school clinics in Glasgow, 468 1207 471-Irradiation in malignant disease, 573 Health services for children, cost of (parliaInentary GRIFFITH, Alderman Owen Wynne, O.B.E. conferred HANNA, Lieut.-Colonel George Boyle, O.B.E. note), 1054 upon, 1041 conferred upon, 283 Health services, propaganda for, 938 GRIFFITH, W. S. A.: Enuresis in children, 1176 HANNAN, James: Peripheral neuritis as a sequel to Health services in Special Areas (parliamentary GRIFFITHS, H. E.: Treatment of fractures, 679 sunbathing, 73 note), 592. See also Special Areas GRIFFITHS, W.: Cancer of the breast, 416 HANNAN, John H.: Angina and coronary disease, 940 HEALY, T. M.: Halban's operation in occlusion of GRIMsON, Thomas, obituary notice of, 689 HANSCHELL, H. Mi.: Bejel-the syphilis of Bedonin Fallopian tubes, 269-Varicose veins in pregnancy, GROVE, W. R.: External use of iodine, 593 children, 1220 994 Growth, cell, substances promoting, 141, 245 HAPPOLD, Frank C.: Combined universities election, HEALY, William (and Augusta F. BRONNER): NVewt Growth and development, abnormalities of (H. 890 Light on Delinquency and itg Treatment. Resusts Gardiner-Hill), 1241, 1302 (0), 1352-A correction, HARDIE, John L.: Consistency of university of a Research Conducted for the Institute of Hutman 1352 examinations, 44 Relations, Yale University, rev., 1257 GRUNBERG, M.: Site of perforated gastric ulcer HARE, Dorothy C.: University of London Medical HEANLEY, C. M.: A milk epidemic, 97 after suture demonstrated by radiography, 116 Graduates Society, 531 Hearing aids, use on W. G. GUIRDHAM, A.: Prontosil in septic parotitis, of, report (A. Ewing, 997 HARE, Tom: Dangers of infected milk, 520-Animal I. R. Ewing, and T. S. Littler), 344 Gu.N, William C.: Insect pests on ships, 1226 pathology, 1229 Hearingaids: Amplivox model, 756-Auraphone, 756 GuNs: Treatment of acute cerebral abscess by HARLEY, David (and G. ROCHE LYNCH): Blood Hearing and speech in deaf children. See Deaf puncture, 616 group tests in disputed paternity, 163 (0), 357- Heart in diphtheria (H. Mason Leete), 1331 GUPTA, C. R. Das (and L. J. WITTS): Chronic Blood groups and non-paternity, 991 Heart disease, congenital, course and management of agranulocytosis successfully treated with liver, HARMER, John Daniel, O.B.E. conferred upon, 1041 (Bruce Perry), 289-Discussion, 289 1197 (0) HAROLD, Lieut.-Colonel C. H. H.: Report of the Heart disease, rheumatic, In children, 1225 GURD, Surgeon Lieutenant D. P.: Reducing by the Metropolitan Water Board, 274 Heart in emphysema, 1216 book, 1240 HARRIES, D. J.: Large renal calculi, 387 (0) Heart failure, early diagnosis and treatimient of GUTHRIE, Douglas: Renaissance of otology, 1076- HARRINGTON, F. T.: Vegetable diet for children, 640 (William Evans), 1145 (0)-Correspondence on, Otitis media in early childhood, 1083, 1085 Harris operation for prostatectomy (Charles Wells), 1338 GUTHRIE, Robert Lyall, obituary notice of, 943 292 Heart, review of books on, 812, 970, 1161 GUTTMAN, Eric: Mental disorder following head HARRIS, H. A.: Clinical aspects of the lynmphatic Heat disease, 621 injury, 881 system, 166 (0) HEATH, Arthur Douglas, obituary notice of, 1286 GUTTMANN, Erich (and William SARGANT): Observa- HARRIS, Honourable John Richards, K.C.B. con- HEATLEY-SPENCER, Colonel John, C.B.E. conferred tions on benzedrine, 1013 (0) ferred upon, 1032, 1041 upon, 1041 GUYER, 0. K. G.: Fulminating agranulocytosis, 18 HARRIS, Leslie J.: Nutrition and infectious disease, HERB, John Tarry, C.B. conferred upon, 1041 Guy's Hospital Gazette: A jubilee, 56 774-Vitamins in Theory and Practice, second HEDLEY, J. P.: Uterine prolapse, 466 Gymnastics, recreational and athletic, 412 edition, rev., 812 HEHIR, Major-General Sir Patrick, death of, 981- Gymnastics, revielw of book on, 447 HARRIS, S. Harry, obituary notice of, 304 Obituary notice of, 1100 Gynaecology and obstetrics, history of (Edwin M. HARRIS, Wilfred: Neurological sequelae of spinal Hemiplegia, vascular changes in, 761 Jameson), 1122 anaesthesia, 681-Occupational therapy, 1172- HENDERSON, D. K.: Report of the Royal Edinburgh Gynaecology, review of books on, 558 The Facial Neuralgias, rev., 1315 Mental Hospital, 679 Gynaecology, spa treatment in (Muriel Keyes), 725 HARRISON, Geoffrey: Aetiology and diagnosis of HENDERSON, Fergus L.: X-ray dosage in cancer, 91 Gynaecology. See also Midwifery and Obstetrics jaundice, 518 -(and Douglas S. STEVENSON): Osteochondritis HARRISON, Colonel L. W.: Bejel-the syphilis of dissecans, 963 (0) Bedouin children, 1219 HENDERSON, Robert G.: Intra-epidermic vaccina- HARROWES, William: Inadequate health, 635 tion, 1228 HART, Bernard, O.B.E. conferred upon, 283 HENNESSY, Thonmas, memorial to, 430 H HART, Louisa Helena, Bar to Kaisar-i-Hind medal HENNINGSEN, 0.: Prostatic hypertrophy, 185 conferred upon, 283 HENZELL, H. P.: The Art and Craft of Loch Fishing, HACKETT,L.W.: MalariainEurope. AunEcological HARTLEY, Percival, elected a Fellow of the Royal rev., 1073 Study, 715 Society, 1032 Hepatitis and cholecystitis, medical treatment of HADFIELD, C., appointed honorary consultant in HARTMAN, Carl G.: Timne of Ovulation in Women. A (J. W. McNee), 407 pathology to the Queen Alexandra Military Sttudy on the Fertile Period in the Menstruial Cycle, Hepatitis, tuberculous (hE. Chiray G. Albot, and M. Hospital, Millbank, 196 rev., 920 Deparis), 36 HADFIELD, J. A.: Maternity and child welfare, 1217 HARVEY, Major-General Alexander William Hepatonephritis (leading article), 1212 Haematemisis and melaena (L. J. Witts), 847 (0) Montgomery, C.B. conferred upon, 283 HERD, David A.: A venepuncture instruiuient, 921 Haemolytic streptococcal meningitis. See HARVEY, E.: Thrombo-angiitis obliteraus, 411 HERD S. B.: The interposition operation, 777 Meningitis HARVEY, Major-General G. A. D., appointed Herds, tuberculin tested (parliamentary note), 1293 Haemophilia, acquired, 301, 785 Honorary Physician to the King, 589 Heredity versus environment : a false antithesis Haemoptysis, bronchoscopic investigation, direct, HARVEY, William Fryer, obituary notice of, 1233 238 or HASLER, J. K.: Neurological (David Forsyth), in, without physical radiological manifestations sequelae of spinal Heredity, research in. See (John E. G. McGibbon and E. T. Baker-Bates), anaesthesia, 680 Research-workers Heredity. See also Genetics 109 (0) HASTINGS, J. P.: Injection treatment of hernia, 1159 Kenneth: A Haemorrhage, ante-partum, three separate causes of, HASTINGS, Violet: Oxaluria, 1240 HERITAGE, flexible gastroscope, 77 occurring simultaneously (Philip J. Ganner), HATHAWAY, H. R.: Oxygen administration statistics, Hermaphroditism, unusual case of (Harold Chapple), 610 (0) 963 802 (0)-Correspondence on, 939, 998, 1140 Haemorrhage, intraperitoneal, from a Graafian HAUPSTEIN, P.: Action of potentilla anserina in Hermaphroditism: Some medico-legal conundrums, follicle, 301, 362, 474, 527, 585, 889, 1045, 1140. dysmenorrhoea, 258 1231 See also Pregnancy, ovarian. HAUTANT, A.: Differential diagnosis of certain HERMON, R.: Cancer of the breast, 527 Haemorrhages, extragenital, recurrent (William H. lesions of the larynx, 799 HERNAMAN-JOHNSON, F.: Treatment of allergic Gossip), 69 (0), 145-Correspondence on, 245 HAVELOCE, Sydney: International good will-and conditions, 638-British Association of Radiolo- Haemorrhagic diathesis (J. F. Ward), 467 organization, 363 gists, 686-After-care of patients suffering from breast HADGEDOORN, A: Changes occurring in a woman HAVER, W. B. : Study of one thousand placentas, 564 cancer, 1275 undergoing treatment for trachoma, 1200 Hawaii, rat-hunting in, 395 Hernia, Bassini's operation for, reprint of his original HAGEDORN, R. C.: Protamine insulin, 187 HAWE, Philip: Determination of thyroid activity, 239 papers, 1101 HAIG, Francis Murray: obituary notice of, 1001 Hawthornberry jam, 1188 Hernia, femoral, aetiology of (W. B. R. Monteith), HAILWOOD J. Gordon: Carcinoma of bronchas in a HAWTHORNE, C. 0.: Dangers of infected milk, 520 1314 boy aged 19, 606 (0) HIAY, John l)uncan: The kidney in starvation, 293 Hernia, injection treatment of, 246, 360, 473, 1159, Hairdressers' premises, cleanliness of (parHlamentary Hay fever, ionization for, 1338 1281-(J. P. Hastings), 1159 note), 591. See also Southampton Corporation Bill Hay fever, review of books on, 713 Hernia, strangulated, director for (Leonard Ley), 125 HAIRE, Norman: A warning, 650 Hay fever, treated by intranasal zinc ionization Hernia, treatment of (leading article), 1163-Corre- Halban's operation in occlusion of Fallopian tubes (Lionel D. Bailey and Clive Shields), 808 (0) spondence on, 1228, 1281 (T. M. Healy), 269 HAYES, Major S. N.: Present-day methods of Hernia, neutral, mid-line, treatment of (R. Wood HALER, David: Acute enteritis, 409 sterilizing dressings, 911 (0), 1188-A correction, Power), 958 (0) HALES, H. W.: Treatment of peptic ulcer, 254 1188 Herpes zoster, recurrent idiopathic (Sir Ernest HALL, Sir A. Daniel (and others): What Sciessce HAYVARD, W. D.: Anaesthesia for perineal tears, Graham-Little), 498 Stands For, rev., 1071 939 Herpes zoster and varicella, 738, 900, 1180 HALL, Sir Arthur J.: Some features of chronic Head injuries in general practice (Sir John Fraser), HERSCOVICI, H.: Frequency of occupational chancres epidemic encephalitis (lethargica), 727 739 (0) in doctors and medical students, 413 HALL, Arthur J.: Results of high atlopine dosage in Head injuries, mental disorder following (C. P. HERTEN-GREAVEN, E. C.: Recurrent perforation of chronic epidemic encephalitis, 795 (0) Symonds), 879-Disculssion, 880 a gastric ulcer,1070 HALL, G. Rome: Fungus infection of the feet, 937 HEAF, F. R. G.: Tuberculosis and city environment, HEWER, C. Langton: " Rachi-resistance " and HALL, Surgeon Vice-Admiral Sir Robert, appointed 988-Unilateral pulmonary tuberculosis, 1266 spinal anaesthesies, 360-Recent Advances in Commander of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Health Department for Scotland: Resignation, 38- Anaesthesia and Analgesia (including Oxygen 166 Appointment, 579-Annual report, 736, 823 Therapy), second edition, rev., 754 THE BRITISH JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL 15

HENVER, T. F.: The kidney in starvation, 293- HOSFORD, JohnI 1'. Injuries of peripheral nerves, Hospital, St. MIary Abbots, Kensingtoin: New Spontaneous fracture of humiierus with carcinoma 348-A correction. 430-University of London departments opened, 139 of prostate, 522-Megakaryocytic myelosis with Medical*Graduates Society, 531 Hospital, St. Marylebone, for Nervous Diseases, osteosclerosis, 522-Subarachnoid haemorrhage for Hospital ainioniers. growing demanid for, 523 new title of the Hospital for Epilepsy and an aneurysm of the circle of Willis, 727 Hospital Almoners. Institute of: Annuiial ineetinig, Paralysis, Maida Vale, 1172 HEWETT, Sir Stanley: Appointed Surgeon Apothe- 523 Hospital, St. Thomas's: Northcote Truist, report. 157 cary to the King and Apothecary to t-he Household, Hospital. Bath, for Rheumatic Diseases. rebluilding -Reports, second series. Vol. I, rev., 612. 532 of, 354 Hospital, Stiamaritai: Deep x-ray departnment HEWITT, J. A. (aind W. ROBSON, editors): Halli- Hospital, Belfast Royal Maternity: Report, 729 opened, 412 burton's Essentials of Chemical Physiology, Hospital, Birmingham Unitedc: Report, 1131 Hospital service of the Lonidon County Council, thirteenth edition, rev., 124 Hospital, Brompton, Reports. Vol. 5, 1936, rev.. 1160 three years of, 572 HEYIMANS, Dr.: Awarded the quinquennial prize of Hospital construction, standardization of: Report Hospital services for all (in France), 633 the Belgian Governinent for the best book on of Departmental Committee, 570 Hospital, Souithaniptoni Isolation, Millbrook, mnedical science, 793 Hospital co-operation in London (leading article), 394 tuberculosis pavilion opened, 1294 HICKINBOTTOM, Wilfred John: Reactionis of Organic Hospital [Marie) Curie: Opening of research Hospital staffing at Gibraltar (parlianientary note), Compounds, rev., 500 laboratories, 678, 737 1344 HIGoINS, S. J.: Infra-red ray apparatus, 649 Hospital, Deaconess, Edinbburgh: Annual meeting, Hospital statistician (B. E. Spear and C. E. Gould), Highlands and Islands, distres in (parliamentary 1043 237 note), 53-Consultant physician for, 296 Hospital, Devonshire Royal, Buxton, extensions at, Hospital, Treloar's, of Cripples, Alton, note on, 995 HILL, A. V. (and others): TVhat Scienice Stand.s For, 830 Hospital treatment of infectious disease (C. Barclay rev., 1071 Hospital, Dundee Menital; Resignation oi physician- Reekie), 995 HILL, Charles (and H. A. CLEGG): I 'hat is Osteo- superintendent, 468 Hospital University College: Extensions opened, pathy ? 868 Hospital, Earsdon Joint Hospital District Dill, 53, 39-Scholarships at the Medical School, 690 HILL, L. C.: Radio-active thermal waters, 465 1050-Royal Assent to, 1050 Hospital, Wadsley Mental: Proposed tran,sfer to HILL, Rowland (editor): Contributions to Clinical Hospital, Edinburgh, for Sick Children: Report, 1278 Sheffield City Corporation (parliamentary note), Practice in .lediwine and Surgery, rev., 124 Hospital Edinburgh Dental: Annual meeting, 729 645 HILTON, E. L. G.: Carcinoma of the oesophagus,1281 Hospital, Edinburgh Royal Maternity and Simpson Hospital, Waltham Joint Hospital District Act, 735 HILTON, Reginald (and Sir Walter LANGDON-BBROWN): Memorial Hospital Order Confirmation Bill, 895, -Royal Assent to, 735 Physiological Principles in Treatanent, seventh 946, 1003-Royal Assent to. 1003-Annual Hospital Week in London, 151 edition, rev., 390-An oxygen tent service. 413 meeting, 996 Hospital, Westminster, Medical school: Scholarships HIMSWORTH, H. P.: Protamine insulin and zinc pro- Hospital, Egyptian Research Institute and Endemic awarded, 890 tamine insulin in the treatment of diabeties Diseases: Annual report, 1106 Hospital, Willesden Maternity: Clinical report, 634 inellitus, 541 (0) Hospital, Elsie Inglis Memorial: Annnual meeting, Hospital, Wisbech Joint Hospital District Bill, 365, HINE, Thomas Guy Macaulay, obituary notice of, 728 735-Rtoyal Assent to, 735 1000 Hospital for Epilepsy and Paralysis, Maida Vale, Hospital Year Book and Medical Directory, Irish Hip lesions (Alexander Miller), 777 changes its title to the St. Marylebone Hospital for Free State, 354 Hippocrates, twenty-fourth centenary of, 1234 Nervous Diseases, 1172 -Hospitals, Belfast, gift to, 469 Hire purchase research, 587 Hospital, Essex, South-East, Joint Hospital District Hospitals, Bristol, amalgamationi of, 523 HISLOP, J. A., called to the Bar, 1295 Bill, 1050 Hospitals, Edinburgh: Visit of the Lord High Histamine and anaphylactic shock, 871 Hospital, Evesham and Pershore Joint Hospital Commissioner, 1132 ' Historadiography," 818 District Act, 690-Royal Assent to, 690 Hospitals, general, psychiatric wards in, 635 HOBDAY, Sir Frederick, presentation to, 481 Hospital, gas cooking in, 1240 Hospitals, general, radiotherapeutic departments in, Hobday Research Endowment Fund, 1339 Hospital, Glasgow Royal Maternity and Women's: Ministry of Health memorandum, 932 HODGSON, A. E.: Unusual case of anthrax, 73 Medical report, 191-Gift to, 579 Hospitals, general, Territorial Army, 1324 HoGBEN, Lancelot,.appointed to the Regius Chair of Hospital, Glasgow Royal 'Mental: Annual meeting, Hospitals, kitchen offices in (R. Whitaker), 952 Natural History at Aberdeen, 151-(and others); 680 Hospitals of the London County Council: Facilities What Science Stands for, rev., 107f Hospital, Glasgow Royal Samaritan: Annual for medical education, 88-Consultant and HOGG, Frederick Stapl,eton Dickey, obituary notice meeting, 831 specialist service, 356-Medicine in, report, 822- of, 840 Hospital, Great Ormond Street, for Sick Children: Mental Hospital Service, 872 HoGs, Robert Henry: C.M.G. conferred upon, 1041 New buildings, 673 Hospitals, London Voluntary: Statistics of the HOLLENDER, Abrahaui R.: Physical Therape"tic Hospital, Grimsby and District: Special clinic for work and finance of, 355 .Mfethods in Otolaryngology, rev... 919 treatment of fractures, deformities, etc., 780 Hospitals, Madras, report on, 938 Holidays with pay, numbers of workpeople covered Hospital, Guy's: Extension of the Hospitals, mental of London, 872 by agreements providing for, 592 niedical school, Hospitals, mental, nomenclature of, 295 241-Annual clinical meeting of the dental school, Hospitals, mental, research in, 942, 1047 Holidays for the worker, 876 580-" Lazarus Ward " now to be named " Keats HOLLIDAY, Margaret: Abortion and the law, 418 Ward," 1055-Scholarships awarded, 1143 Hospitals, Merseyside: Annual meeting of Council, HOLMES, Eric: T'he Metabolism of Living Tissuefs, Hospital Handbook: London County Council, 938 728 rev., 968 Hospital, Hertfordshire, East, Joint Hospital Dis- Hospitals in the United States with a dental service, HOLMES, Major Frank, O.B.E. coniferred upon, 1041 trict Bill, 365, 735-Royal Assent to, 7,35 1007 HOLMES, Geoffrey: Radio-active thermal waters, 465 Hospital, Horton Mental: Malarial treatment unit Hospitals, voluntary (leading article), 1028 -Spa treatment in gynaecology, 726 at, 1081 Hospitals, voluntary, Commission on, report, 1028 HOLMES, George W. (and Howard E. RUGGLES): Hospital, Leith: Annual meeting, 832 Hospitals, voluntary: A federation schelie. 984 Roentgen Interpretation-A Manual for Students Hospital libraries, 728, 951 -Recommendations of Sankey Commission, 984 anid Practitioners, fifth edition, rev., 170 Hospital, Liverpool United Hospital Bill, 53, 841, Hospitals, voluntary, legal problems of, review of HOLROYDE, G., appointed Officer of the Order of St. 895, 1341 book on, 1161 Johii of Jerusalem, 166 Hospital, London: Amliount receivedfroli in-patients, Hospitals, voluntary, finance (parliamentary note), HOLT, Henry, obituary notice of, 364 793-Lectures at the Medical College, 943-Prize 1055 HOLT, R. L.: Gastritis, 682 distribution at the Medical College, 1143 Hospivals, voluntary (Paying Patients) Act, 1936, 841 Hospital, Madras Ophthalmic: Annual report, 1226 Hospitals, voluntary, in special areas, assistance for HHOMNE OFFICE: Hospital, Manchester Dental: Annual meeting, 523 (parlianientary note), 252 Ventilation of factories, pamiiphlet on, 673 House-Builders' Registration Council, National, -Rebuilding of, 523 set up to stop " jerry "-building, 201 Hospital, Maudsley: Report, 507-(Leading article), House of Commons, ventilation of (parliamentary Hiome-work set in schools, report (parliamiienitary 507-Correspondence on, 583 note), 1343, 1344 note), 737 Hospital Medical Library Suggestions," 951 "House worth living in " (leading article), 815 Hong-Kong, milk epidemic in, 97 Hospital, mental, accommodation in Lancashire Housing, progress (parliamentary note), 1239 Honours, New Year, 276, 283-Coronation, 1032, (parliamentary note), 538. See also Mental. Housing in Glasgow (parliamentary note), 53 1041 Hospital, Middlesex: CooUected Papers of the Middle- Housing in Scotland (parliamentary note), 736, 949, HOPKINS, F. (and J. ROBYNS-JONES): PSychosiS sex Hospital .M1edical School, 1935-6, rev., 273- 1239, 1343, 1344-" Scandal " of, 1343. associated with atropine administration, 663 Courtauld Chair of Anatomy, 589-Prize-giving Housing. See also Overcrowding HOPKINS, Sir Frederick Gowland, awarded the ceremony at the Medical School, 1350 HOUSSAY, B. A., his work on the pituitary, 927 Harben Gold Medal, 1007 Hospital, National, Queen Square: Festival dinner, HOWARD, Christopher: Physic and Fancy, rev.. 863 HOPPE, Almira W. (and Lucile M. HALVERSON): A 945 HOWARTH, Walter: Selnon Lecture on some tumours Manual of Operating Room Procedutres, rev., 1259 Hospital, Nottinghanmslire, South, Joint Hospital and ulcers of the palate and fauces published in HORDER, Lord: The Hunterian tradition, 461- District Bill, 1050-Royal Assent to, 1050 the January issue of the .Jouernal of Laryngology Appointed Physician in Ordinary to the King, 532 Hospital, Princess Margaret Rose: Half-yearly anud Otology, 232-Auditory nerve section, 885 -Wintering in England, 626-Care of the tuber- meeting, 635 HOWELL, C. M. Hinds: Cerebral vascular accidents, culous, 989 Hospital, Queen Alexandra Military, MIillbank: 255 (0) Horinone deficiencies in the miiale (Kenneth M. Appointments, 196 HOWELL, Colonel Harry Arthur Leonard, obituary Walker), 623 Hospital, Queen Charlotte's: Textbook of Obstetrics, notice of, 589 Hormone, testicular (F. L. Golla). 404 fourth edition, rev., 75-Clinical report of 1935, HOWELL, Whitchurch: Ununited fractures, 576- Hormnone therapy in gynaecology (J. W. A. Hunter), 295-Progress in research and rebuilding, 824- Effects of prolonged dorsal decubitus, 628 408 Annual report, 824, 1173. HoWICK-SMITH, C.: Hermaphroditism, 998 Hormone, thyrotropic, of the pituitary, and hyper- Hospital, Queen Mary's, Carshalton: New aniti- HOWITT, F. D. (E. C. PILLMAN-WILLIAMS land S. thyroidism (Arnold Loeser), 1276 toxin establishment at, 1043 Russ): Internal radon therapy, 208 (O)- Horumione treatment of some disorders of pregnancy Hospital, Rotunda: Report, 1332-Puerperal fever Radio-active thermal waters, 464 (T. N. A. Jeffcoate), 674, 720 outbreak, 1332 HOYLE, Leslie (and R. W. FAIRBROTHER): Isolation Hormones, male, chemistry and assay of (R,. K. Hospital, Itoyal Cancer(Free): Passlistsanddiplnias, of the influenza virus and the relation of antibodies Callow and A. S. Parkes), 456 790 to infection and immunity, 655 (0) Hormones, oestrogenic, and the nasal mucosa, 27 Hospital, Royal Edinburgh Mental: Annual report, Huddersfield: Immunization and diphtheria Hormones in treatment of inenstrual disturbances 679 incidence in (parliamentary note), 648, 1344 (P. M. F. Bishop), 763 Hospital, Royal Free (London School of Medicine for HORN, Arthur Edwin, Knighthood conferred uipon, Women): Scholarships, 305 HUDSON, Ellis H.: Bejel-the syphilis of Bedouin 1032, 1041 Hospital, Royal London Ophthalmic (Moorfields): childreni, 1219 HORNE, John: M1any Days in MIorocco, revised Annual dinner, 679 HuGGINs, G. M., appointed Knight of the Order of edition, rev., 76 Hospital, Royal National for Rheumnatic Diseases, St. John of Jerusalem, 166 HORNE, R. J. Maule: Poole Corporation Bill. 571 Bath, Bill, 946 HUTTHEq, A. W. McKenny (and S. A. ASHMoRE): HOROWITZ, A.: Lichen planus treated with stovarsol, Hospital, Runwell, near Wick-ford. Essex, opening of, Report on coal-tar naphtha distillates for destrie- 1227 1101, 1279 tion of bed-bugs, 459 Horses Exportation Bill, 1184 Hospital, St. Bartholomew's: Reports, Vol. 69, 80. HUGHES, David R.: Angioneurotic oedema, 121 HORSLEY, J. S.: A disclaimer, 310 Hospital, St. Charles's, Ladbroke Grove: New HORSFALL, Herbert Victor, obituary notice of, 943 nurses' home, 386 HUGHES, J. HoWETT: Gastritis, 682 HORT, F. A.: Treatment of peptic ulcer, 1177, Hospital, St. George's: Hay fever clinic reopened, HUGHES, Trevor: Local anaesthesia for perinea l Hose, surgical, 863 845 tears, 836 THE BRITISH 16 JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

HUGHES, William: Acute lymphocytic meningiti-, INOME TAX (con tinuted) : Inhalation therapy, 175, 244, 359, 419, 587, 8:37, 1063 (0) Estimate of tax payable, 594 997. See also Respiratory HUGO, H. F. L.: Fracture of neck of right feiniur Fees earned after retirement, 254 Inhalation treatment, Duke-Fingard (parliaiinentary associated wvithi fibrocystic disease, 632 C',round rent and property tax-depreciation, 1056 note), 1187 HUMPHREYS, H. F.: Oral infection-, 723 House and car, private use of, 1296 Inheritance (Family Provision) Bill. 251 HUMPHREYS, Sir Travers: Blood groups anid Income accruing abroad, 104 INMAN, W. S.: The emotional factor inc;au-ationtime non-paternity, 992 Income from abroad-remittances, 1102 ofsquint, 1116 HUNT, 0. C. : Iodine in pulmonary tuberculoli-, Income from foreign estate, 1296 Inn, the old English, 732, 1056 900 Legal defence expenses, 794 Inquests, Coroners', in London, 995 HUNTER, Donald: Prevention of disease in indust ry, Liability of retiring partner, 649 Inqiiests, post-mortem examinations for (parlia- 700 (0)-The parathyroid glands, 921) Liability for temporary residence, 1056 mentary note), 1054. See also Post-mortemii Hyperparathyroidism, 540 982-Occtipational DiseaDse, Mtortgage with building society, Insane, certified, in Scottish Mental Instituitloiss rev., 1161, 1352-A correction, 1352 Mtotor car: Private use of, 152, 1296-Replace- (parliamentary note), 1236 Hunlter, John, and Samuel Johnson, 28-Arnmy imient, 794, 1296-Replacement and working Insane persons under treatment in Italy, numberi Surgeon in the Campaign in Portugal, 1762-3, basis, 374-Replacement, new practice, 482- I (G. Modena), 486 (George E. Gask), 401 Replacement, nursing home fees, 952 Insemination, artificial: Some aspects in the U.S.A. HUNTER, J. T.: Anaesthesia in Amierica, 630 Removal expenses, 1352 (Frances Seymour and Alfred Koerner), 98 HUHNTER, J. W. A.: Hormone therapy in gynaecology, Retirement from partnership, 650 Institute of Linguists. See Linguists 408 Sale of book debts, 310 Institute of Medical Psychology. See Psychology HUNTER, Peter Sinclair, C.BE. conferred upon, 1041 Sale of practice with introduction, 650 Institute for Scientific Treatment of Delinquency Hr NTER, William: Blood transfusioni in obstetrics, Sickness insurance premiums, 1144 Annual meeting, 1220-A survey of the year's 996, 1176 Subscriptions by Panel Committee, 1144 work, 1220 HUINTER, William, obituary notice of 198, 241) Subscriptions, professional, 1240 Institution, Astley Ainslie: Report, 1278 Hunterian tradition (Lord Horder), 461 Nursing home fees: car replacement, 952 Institution, Liverpool Medical: Electricalmiethtod HHUNTINGTON, R. W.: Infiuenzal meningitis, 260 Partnership: separate allowances, 1008 of determining the level of thyroid activity, 239- HURLEY, J. J., appointed Serving Brother of the Proportion of general expenses, 738 Treatment of fractures of the ankle, 240-Con- Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 Sale of share in partnership, 1188 genital cystic disease of the lung, 292-The Harris HURtST, Arthur Frederick: Diseases of the colon. 631 Tenporary residence in the United Kingdom, 694 operation for prostatectomy, 292-The kidney in -Knighthood conferred upon, 1032, 1041 V-oluntary dispositions to children, 694 starvation, 293-Medical treatment of hepatitis HUTCHINSON, C. A.: Sclerosing submucosal injectioni and cholecystitis, 407-Oestrin content in blood of the turbinates, 72-Metabolic factor in Inddexes, half-yearly, 83, 178 and urine, 522-Spontaneous fracture of humerus rheumatism, 144 with carcinoma of prostate, 522-Megakaryocytic Robert (and V. H. Food INDIA : HUTCHISON, MOTTRAM): Calcutta School of Tropical Medicine, 139 myelosis with osteosclerosis, 522-Gastritis, 682- and the Principles of Dietetics, eighth edition, rev., Child Welfare in Agra and Oudh, 938 Pathology of criminal abortion, 727-Exhibition of 21-Isaac Gilchrist Lecture on the progress and pathological specimens, 727-Lobectomy and present aspect of medical science, 57 (0)- (4overnment of India and Burmah Acts, 1935, 53 bronchosoopy, 828-Bronchoscopic clinics, 828- Principles of Diagnosis, Prognosis, and Treatnicut. Indian Institute for Medical Research, 1226 1208, 1214 Lepers, Mission to, 633 Centenary of, 1042, A Triology, second edition, rev., 681 Madras hospitals and dispensaries, 938 Institution of Mining Engineers: Annual meeting, Hvdatidiform mole, Friedman test in (P. Lazarus- Madras ophthalmic hospital, 1226 463-Weight lost by sweating, 463 Barlow), 71 (0) relief in the Punjab, 139 Instrument maker, the scientific, 140 Hydnocarpates, intradermal injection of in treatmieent Mtedical Insulin or alcohol ? Mock trial held by the Fellow- of lupus vulgaris (J. Edgar Wallace), 1151 (0) Nutrition in (leading article), 1319 of Medicine, 644 Public health progress in, report, 632 ship Hydrogen Cyanide (Fumigation), Bill, 841, 946, Tuberculosis in (P. V. Benjamin), 1038-(Sir Insulin booklet, 202, 900 949, 1003 Cuthbert 1038 Insulin, protamine (H. C. Hagedorn), 187-Corre- Hygiene, review of books on, 172 Sprawson), spondence on, 581 Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London School of: Indian M11edical Gazette for April a special tuber- Insulin, protamine (with zinc)-suspension, 531 -Leading article on, 174-Degrees and pass list, culosis number, 1143 Insulin, protamine, and zinc protamine insulin in 197, 890-Malaria control course forlaymen, 580 Indian Medical Service: Reorganisation under new treatment of diabetes mellitus (H. P. Himsworth), -Diploma in Public Health, 1002-Fishmonger Constitution, 735-Special Coronation dinner, 944 541 (0) Conspany's Studentship, 1002-Manson andRooss -Annual dinner, 1349 Insulin shock treatment of schizophrenia (E. H. Commemoration, 1279 Industrial diseases (R. E. Lane), 37-Discussion, 38 Larkin), 745 (0) HYND, David, O.B.E. conferred upon, 1041 Industry and education, relation of, 303 Insulin therapy in psychiatry, 1178 Hyoscine dosage, high, in chromie encephalitis, 996 Industry and the health resort (Ernest Bevin), 876 Insuilin, zinc-protamine (leading article), 561- Hyperglycaemias, review ofbook on, 559 Industry, psychology in (MaySmith), 253, 503 Correspondence on, 636 Hyperparathyroidism (Donald Hunter), 982 Infant mortality. See Mortality Insulin, zinc-protamine (R. D. Lawrence and Nora Hyperthermia treatment of myalgia, neuralgia, Infanticide Act: Definition of "newly born," 1055 Archer), 487 (0), 636 neuritis, chronic arthritis, neurosyphilis, etc. Infectious disease, hospital treatment of (C. Barclay (A Weissmann), 495 Reekle), 995 Insurance, National Health: Hyperthyroidism and basal metabolism (A. B. Infectious disease and nutrition (S. J. Cowell), 773- Amendment Bill, 536, 589, 645 Anderson), 778 Discussion, 773-Correspondence on, 846 Approved Societies' Additional benefits, 537- Hyperthyroidism, clinical aspects of (F. R. Fraser Infectious diseases, review of book on, 331 Benefit rates of, 648-And unemployed on and Sir Thomas Dunhill), 84 Infirmary, Bristol Royal, bicentenary of, 1285 extended insurance, 899-Transfer of members, Hyperthyroidism complicated by tlirombos'is of Infirmary, Cardiff Royal: Duke of Kent to become 1054-Administration of benefit, 1186 subclavian vein (JohnR. H. Towers and Michael president of, 539 Benefit, waiting period for, 481 C. Oldfield), 808 Infirmary, Edinburgh Royal: Annual meeting of Capitation fee (leading article), 1211 Hyperthyroidism, severe (Charles Seward), 108.5 Court of Contributors, 89, 296-Appeal, 780 Capitation fee for young persons, 252, 647, 7:36, Hyperthyroidism and the thyrotropic hormioine of Infirmary, Falkirk: Annual meeting, 885 1293, 1341 the pituitary (Arnold Loeser), 1276 Infirmary, Glasgow Royal: Annual report, 524- Capitation fee tribunal, 692, 950, 1054, 1128 Hypnosis, suggestibility, and progressive relaxation New nurses' home, 524 Dental treatment of unemployed, 1343 (William Brown), 992 Infirmary, Glasgow Western: Appointments, 89- Dispensing of medicines, 476, 737 Hypnotics, chronic intoxication by (A.Mr. Meerloo), Annual meeting, 356 Drug Fund, and sickness, 950 600 Infirmary, Leeds General: Mantonx-raydepartment, Extension of, 371 Hypo-adrenalism and pellagra(I. Sclare), 1249 (0) 72-Annotation on, 139-Balances its budget, 737 Insured persons not choosing a panel doctor, 736 I ypochondriasis, 816 Iniirmary, Manchester Royal: Annual meeting, Juvenile Contributors and Young Persons Bill, 1341 Hypoglycaemic therapy in the psychoses(tHunter 412-And new Labour Exchange (parliamentary Medical Benefit, Amendment Regulations (Scot- Gillies), 1254 (0) note), 592, 898 land), 1341 Hypoplasia, uterine (E. Wehefritz and E. Gierlhake), Infirmary, Perth Royal: Income of, 635 Medical practitioners under agreement, nunmbers, 36 Inflamniation, gastro-duodenal, surgery of (J. Schoe- 647 Hypospadias, adult, operation for cure of (Archtibald uiiaker), 237 Midwives Act and maternity benefit, 1007 H. Mclndoe), 385 (0) Inflammation, review of book on, 123 Numbers insured between 60 and 65 years of age, Hysterectomy: Post-hysterectomy and puerperal Influenza at Chemnitz (K. 0. Oxenitis), 284 539 tetanus (R. J. V. Pulvertaft), 441 (0) Influenza, deaths from in Germany, 539, 714 Ophthalmic benefit, 307, 1342-Regulations, 1342 Hysterectomy. vazinal(A. H. Davidson). 779 Influenza deaths, seasonal expectancy of (Mary Parliamentary notes, 53, 252, 307, 371, 476, 481, Gover), 380 536, 537, 539, 645, 647, 692, 736, 844, 899, 950, Influenza, diagnosis of (P. Schmidt), 262 1007, 1054, 1186, 1293, 1341 Influenza, drug treatment of, 202 Referees, 844 Inifluenza epidemic: 93, 126, 128, 140, 151, 152, 178, Regulations, 481 202, 253, 284, 309, 373, 430, 451, 481, 539, 592, Remuneration scale, arbitration, 645 714, 780-Deaths from, 151, 253, 309, 373, 430, Sickness and the Drug Fund, 950 Ide test, 1030 481,539, 592, 780-Leading article on, 126, 451- Unemployment Assistance (Determination of Need) IEVERS, Major-General Osburne, C.B. conferred In Germany, 714 Regulations, 53 upon, 1041 Influenza epidemic in the Falkland Islands (R. L. Unenmployment. See also Unemployment IKIN, A. Graham: The Backgrountd of Spirituwl (Cheverton), 135 Healing, Psychological and Religious, rev., 1118 Influenza and industry (W. Blood), 1079-Corre- Insurance, National Health, in New Zealand, 883 Iliac fossa, left, pain in women (D. A. Mitchell), :352 spondence on, 1174 Intelligence, national, is it declining ? 362 Illustrator, the medical, 341. See also Medical Influenza, precautions against in France, 240 Intelligence of a rural population, 1322 Immunity, review of book on, 171 Influenza, prophylactic against, 152 Inter-Collegiate Scholarships Board, 643 Imposture, case of (Patrick Ryan), 644 Influenza, prophylaxis, 760 Internal organs, review of book on, 1117 Income, minimum, and nutrition (parlianientary Inifluenza, research on, 128, 671, 691-Parliamentary International Clinics. Forty-sixth series, vol. iv, note), 1293 note, 691 rev., 331-Vol. iii, rev., 501-Forty-seventh series, Influenza, serum for, 140, 192 vol. i, rev., 1072 INCOME TAX: 104, 152, 202, 254, 310, 374, 482, 540, Influenza virus, isolation of (Leslie Hoyle and R. W. Interposition operation (J. St. George W"ilson), 777 594, 649, 694, 738, 794, 900, 952, 1008, Fairbrother), 655 (0) Intestinal flora of children, 1321 1056, 1102, 1144, 1188, 1240, 1296, 1352 Influenzal meningitis. See Meningitis Intestinal obstruction as caused by adenomsyoma (A. Allowance for bad debts, 482 Intluenzal pneumonia. See Pneumonia Gough), 993 Allowance to relative, 152, 374 Infra-red ray apparatus, 649 Intestinal strangulation caused by adherent Fallopian Appointment: Cost of books, 310 INGLIS, Keith: Paget's Disease of the NVipple and its tube (Major F. M. Collins), 119 (0) Assessment, 202 Relation to Sturface Cancers and Pre-canlcerouis Intussusception, idiopathic, acute (P. J. MI. Wright), Cash on earnings basis, 1102 States int General, rev., 270 389 Co-operative stores dividend, 952 Ingram v. Fitzgerald, 46 Inversion, an unfortunate, 310 Deduction for board, etc., 202, 374 INGRAM, J. T. (and Michael C. OLDFIELD): Heredi- Iodinelodatol,albuminate,392 1144 Deduction for rent, 900 tary sebaceous cysts, 960 (0), 1102-A cor- Earned income relief-Secrecy of returns, 133.' rection, 1102 Iodine, colourless, 1352 THE BRITISH 17 JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL 17

Iodine, external use of, 374, 482, 540. 59:3, 649. 69.3, JoE, Alexander: Acute enteritis, 410-Epidemiology Kidney, pelvic, obstructing laboiir (T. N. A. Jeff- 900 of Weil's disease, 521-Active immunization coate), 291 Iodine as a prophylactic against influienza, 152 againist diphtheria, 827 Kidney in starvation (John Duncan Hay), 293 Iodine in pulmonary tuberculosis, 900, 952. 1056, JOHNSON, A. B.: Asthma query, 1188 KIMiRH, W. J. T.: Birching of children, 1092 1144 JOHN;soN, Donald M., adopted as a candidate for KINDERSLEY, Charles E.: Swab-counting board, Iodized oil (lodatol), 392 the Bewdley Division, 1239 173-Modification of Smith-Petersen nail, 1119 Ionization for hay fever, 1338 JOHNSON, G. B., appointed Officer of the Order of KING, Arthur: Birching of children, 1093 Ionization, intranasal, by electrotherapists, 8:35 St. Jiohn of Jerusalem, 166 King Edward's Hospital Fund. See Fund Ionization, review of book on, 1071 Johnson, Samuel, and John Hunter, 28 KING, E. F.: Leprosy in the British Isles, 357 Ionization, technique of, 1046 JOHNSTON, D. J. Gair: Terminal caseating tuber- KING, E. J.: Microchemical methods applied to Ionization, zinc, changes in the nasal llaucosa follow- culous bronchopneurnonia, 731 capillary blood for estimation of sugar, urea, uric ing (W. F. Wenner and J. H. Alexander), 1027 JOHNSTON, W. G., King George VI's Coronation acid, creatinine and chloride, 352 Ionization, zinc, in treatment of hay fever (Lonel Mtedal conferred upon, 1143 KINo, Lieut.-Colonel H. H.: Treatment of pyorrhoea, D. Bailey and Clive Shields), 808 (0) JOHNSTON, Colonel W. W. S., appointed Officer of 254 IRFDELL, Air Vice-Marshal Alfred William, Knight- the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 KiNG, Reginald A.: Intravenous cannlila and hood conferred upon, 1032, 1041 JOLTRAIN: Plague in Paris, 337 trocar, 173-A clot in the cannula, 641 JOLY, J. Swift: Stone in the upper uriniary tract, 829 King's evil, touching for, 1036 Ireland JONAS, V.: Commonness of oligomenorrhoea or Kingstown, Jamnaica, syphilis among school children Belfast: Annual meeting of the Association at, amenorrhoea in Graves's disease, 218 in (Dahlia Whitbourne and George IM. Saunders), 729. See also Association in General Index- JONCKHEERE, F.: Site of a perforated gastric ulcer 1108 (0) Belfast, the gateway to Ulster, 233-Gift to after suture demonstrated by radiography, 116 KINNEAR, John: External use of iodine, 649 hospitals of, 469-Queen's University, 354- JONES, E., appointed Officer of the Order of St. John " Kinoo powder," 560 Royal Maternity Hospital, 729 of Jerusalem, 166 KINSMAN, Dr.: The adrenal cortex, 1221 General Medical Council, Crown nominee on, 729 JONES, Eaton, warning against, 791 KIRKWOOD, W. D., appointed Commander of the Hospital Year Book and Medical Directory, Free JONES, Grace: Ocular changes in pregnaney, 467 Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 State, 354 JONES, H. Hughes: Nervous complications of gold KJsCH, Harold: Treatment of facial paralysis, 403 Kidd, Leoniard retirement of, 354 salts treatment, 96 Kitchen, a giant, 374 Medical research scheme-for the Free State, 353- JONES, Isaac, King George VI's Coronation Medal Kitchen offices in hospitals (R. Whitaker), 952 First meeting of, 469 conferred upon, 1143 Kitchener School of Medicine, Khartum, report, 345 Piierperal fever outbreak at the Rotunda Hospital, JONES, John Arnold, obituary notice ot, 788 KITCHIN, D. H.: The defence in medical negligence 1332 JONES, 0. Vaughan: Oestrin in blood and urine, 522 cases, 138-Blood groups and non-paternity, 991 Serum institute, national, need for a, 883 JOULES, H.: Air-raid precautions, 1230 KLEIN, S.: Intraperitoneal haemorrhage from a Journal of the American Statistial Agsociation for Graafian follicle, 362 Iron deficiency and hypochromic anaemias, relationi December contains an appreciation of Karl KLOTZ, Oskar, death of, 588 between (J. F. Brock), 314 (0)-Correspondence Pearson, 430 KLOTZ, P.: Polyneuritis in female subjects, 753 on, 471, 528 Journal of the International Society of Surgery, 1270 Knee-joint operations, technique of (Eric I. Lloyd), Irradiatioa in alalignant disease (W. Sampson Journees Medicales de Paris (1937), 845 1015 (0)-Correspondence on, 1088, 1176, 1227 Handley), 573-Discussion, 573. See also Malignant JUDD, A. F.: Modern treatmtient of fevers, 353 KNIGHTS, F.: Meningococcal meningitis complicated IRWIN, S. T.: Intracapsuilar fractures of femiiur, 294 JULER, Frank Anderson, appointed Surgeon Oculist by Streptococcus haemolyticus infection: recovery, IRWIN, W. K.: Prostatectomy by the two-stage to the Household, 532 1256 mnethod, 261 (0), 528, 639, 685 JUNGHANS, E.: Dangers of the indiscriminate use KNIGHTS, Laurence E. D.: New view of pneumonia, ISAAC, Colonel Charles Leonard, appointed deputy of extracts of posterior lobe of pituitary during 594 lieutenant for the County of Glamorgan, 693 parturition, 1131 KNOTT, F. A.: Serum for influenza, 140-(And A. Ischaemia, cardiac, 82-Treatment of (Laurence JUsPE, Francis: Definition of " arrested," 1227 Lisle PUNCH): MIodern Treatment of Diseases of O'Shautghnessy), 184 JUPE, M. H.: Suprarenal tumour, 1276 the Respiratory System, rev., 271-Problems of ISCH-WALL, P. (P. 3MILE-WEIL and Suzanne PERTES: JUST, Theodore Hartmann, obituary notice of, 421 blood transfusion, 1330 La Ponsetion de la Rate, rev., 123 KNUTHSEN, Sir Louis, appointed Knight of the Order Isis, 1083 of St. John of Jeiusalem, 166 Isle of Wight Mental Clinic, 884 Koch's work on tuberculin, 417. See also Tuber- ISRAiLS, M. C. G.: Infectious mononucleosis aniid culin monocytic leukaemia, 601 (0) K KOERNER, Alfred: Artificial insemination, 98 Italy: Insane persons under treatment in, numbers, KONSTAX, Geoffrey: Diseases of the colon, 631 486 KAHN, Reuben L.: Tissue Immunity, rev., 272 KOPEIN, B. A.: Dental Surgery for .lMedical Prac- Itch, sulphur for, 374 Kala-azar in the Sudan (Sir Robert Archibald), 90- titioners, rev., 970 Discussion, 91 KORANI, von., elected an honorary doctor of the Kaolin, medicinal, In food poisoning (N. Mutch), 595 University of Athens, 1351 (O)-Correspondence on, 835, 886, 1177 KRAUSE, Fedor, eightieth birthday of, 793 KARPELIS, E.: Removal of tattoo markings, 1267 KREHL, R., elected an honorary doctor of the J KAuNTZE, Wilmam Henry, C.M.G. conferred upon, 283 University of Athens, 1351 KAY, H. D.: Biochemistry of milk secretion, 1224 KREMER, Wilhelm: Die Entwicklung der Lungen- JACKSON, Sir Henry: Death of, 455-Obituary K.AYNE, G. Gregory: Examination of tuberculosis tuberkulose des Erwacheenen, rev., 711 notice of, 533 home contacts, 858 (0) KRISTELLI Leopold 8chrotter Ritter von., centeniary JACKSON, Hughlings, ophthalmologist, 1127 KEAYS, Lieut.-Colonel William, obituary notice of, 253 of the birth of, 103 JACKSON, J.: Iodine albumlnate, 1144 KEELE, Kenneth D. (HIamilton BAILEY and Wilfred KROETZ, C.: Carbon monoxide poisoning, 314 J4CKsoN, John Luke, obituary notice of, 942,1286 I. B. STRINGER): Continuous intravenious saline KRUMBHAAR, E. A.: Clio Medica, rev., 666 JACKSON, Sylvia (and Keith LYLE): Practical infusion, 552 (0) KttMMELL, Hermann, obituary notice of, 534 Orthoptics in the Treatment of Squint, rev., 13135 KEITH, Sir Arthur: Appreciation of Sir Grafton JACKSON, W. F.: The tuberculosis problem, 1266 Elliot Smith, 101 JACOB, A. L.: Blood transfusion, 245 KEITH, T. Skene: Sudden death, 882 Jahresbericht, Jubilee nuimber of, rev., 1118 KERWICK, A.: Problems of blood transfusion, 1330 Jam, hawthorn berry, 1188 KELLY, Emerson Crosby: Medical Classics, 509 L JA3MES, E.: The heart in diphtheria, 1331 KELLY, R. E.: Post-anal dermoids, 727 JAM1ES, W. L.: Marked febrile erythemnatosis durinig KELLY, William P.: Substances promoting cell Laboratory, National Physical, report for 1936, 1039 treatment with mandelic acid, 1255 growth, 141 Labour, human needs of (leading article), 1074 JAMESON, Edwin MI.: Gynaecology and Obstetrics, 1122 Keloid. treatment of, 1102 Labour Office, International: Publishes Industrial JAIIESON, W. V. (and G. S. PARKINSON-): A Synopsis KELYx.NAC1E, Violet: The new Joutrnal typography, Environment and Health, 172 of Hygiene, fifth edition, rev., 172-Active ini- 147 Labour, breech presentations, external version for munization against diphtheria, 827 KEMBLE, James: Milton's blindness, 44 (Chamanlal Mehta), 706 (0) JAmIESON, E. B. (and J. C. BRASH, editors): (0n- KEMP, Robert: Determination of thyroid activity, Labour, gas-and-air anialgesia in, 627-Investigation ningham'e Textbook of Anatomy, seventh edition, 239 at Barnet, 627-Correspondence on, 731. See also rev., 1025 KEMXP, WV. N.: The adrenal cortex, 1194 (0), 1221 Analgesia JA&IESON, John Kay, Honorary LL.D. Leeds KENDAL, Cuthbert Robert, ninety-fifth birthday of, Labour, nitrous oxide self-administered in, new type conferred upon, 1184 152 of apparatus for (Chassar Moir), 466 JARMAN, R.: Anaesthesia in America, 630 KENNEDY, Colonel Arthur, obituary notice of, 643 Labour, normal, analgesia In (Marshall Scott), 1222 JAROSCHKA, K.: Abdominal removal of large Km.N.ON, R.: Post-anal dermoids, 727-Suprasternal Labour, normal, under analgesia after teniporary submucous myomata and the preservation of dermoid, 727-Tutberculous kidney with giant sterility, 687 the faculty of partturition, 710 itreter, 727 Labour obstructed by pelvic kilniey tT. N. A. Jaundice, aetiology and diagnosis of (C. E. Lakin), Keogh Barracks, 735 Jeffcoate), 291 517-Discuission, 518 KER, Frank L.: Observations on the Dick test, llabour, painless, 56 Jaundice, blood phosphatase in (Noah Morris), 91 852 (0) Labour, precipitate (A. F. Wilkie Millar), 968 Jautndice, catarrhal, epidemic, in school childrei Keratoplasty (Lieut.-Colonel R. E. Wright), 1311 (0) Labour, review of book OD, 862 (Arthur A. Lisney), 703 (0) Keratitis fromn mustard gas (parliamentary note), 538 Labour, tracheotomy in, necessitated by bilateral Jaundice, epidemic, sweet chestnuts in. 1056 KERLEY, Peter: Recent Advances in Radiology, abductor paralysis (Thomas A. Clarke), 270 Jaundice, hepatic, infective (Hugh Barber), 67 (0) second edition, rev., 221 LACEY, F. H.: Hormone therapy in gynaecology, 409 Jaundice, itching of, thyroid extract for, 301 KERR, A. S.: Post-anal dermoids, 727-Supra- L'Activit Scientifique et Mddica'e resumes publica- Jaundice, spirochaetal (parliamentary note), 737 sternal dermoid, 727-Tuberculous kidney with tion, 1155 JFFCOATE, T. N. A.: Labour obstructed by pelvic giant ureter, 727 LADELL, R. G. Macdonald (Sir Walter LANGDON- kidney, 291-Hormone treatment of some dis- KERR, Charles, obituary notice of, 1098 BROWN, Frank GRAY and F. G. CROOKSHANK) :The orders of pregnancy, 674, 720 KERR, J. M. Munro: Uterine prolapse, 466 Place of Psychology in the Medical Curriculumi, and JEFFRIES, Lilias M. Blackett: Treatment of repeated KERRIDGE, Phyllis M. T.: Report on hearing and Other Papers, rev., 271 abortion, 328 speech in deaf children, 723 LADELT, R. Macdonald: Air raid precautions, 1179 JEGER, George: Medical aid in Spain, 1188 KESTNER, Otto: Climato-physiological investiga- LAENNEC: Monumentto,inParis, 481-Mementoesof, JENNINGS, Colonel Edgar, obituary notice of, 1143 tions at the seashore, 555 (O)-Effects of marine 846 JENSEN, Claus: Active immunization against climate, 626 LAKE, George Burt (and Walter Forest DUTTON): diphtheria, 826 KETTLE, Edgar Hartley, memorial to, 1134 Parenteral Therapy, rev., 970 Jerry-building. See House-Builders' Registration KEYES, Muriel: Spa treatnient in gynaecology, 725 LAKE, Norman C.: " Rachi-resistance" and spinal Council KEYNES, Geoffrey: Cancer of the breast, 242, 358 anaesthesia, 237 JESSEN, H.: Cytologie de Liquide Cephalo-Rachidien, KEYS, A.: Acclimitization to high altitudes, 991 LAxIN, C. E. : Aetiology and diagnosis of jaumidice, rev., 223 KHAMBATTA, Barjor Framji, M.B.E. conferred upon, 517 JFssoP, W. J.: Thrombo-angiltis obliterans, 411 1042 LAL, R. B. (and S. C. RoY): Epidemiology of JEWESBURY, R. C.: Oxford University Appeal, KIDD, H. A.: Colloid goitre requiiring traciseotomy, epidemic dropsy, 1110 (0) 1043-Maternity and child welfare, 1217 611 LAMBOTTE, A., awarded the internationa Jewish infants, mortality among in Palestine, 769 KIDD, Leonard, retirement of, 354 Lannelongue medal of surgery, 1037 T}IEBRITISH 18 JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

LAMBRET, 0. (M. MALATRAY and J. DRIESSENS): LEAGUE OF NATION1 : LEV ADITI, Professor, appointed scientific director of La Chirurgiedoi! Cancer dot Pouimon. Bases EpideEniological Report, changes in. from January, the Alfred Fournier Institute, 846 Anatomao-Cliniques et Erxprimentales. Technique 1937, onwards, 1082 LEvITT, W. M.: Irradiation in malignant disease, 573 Opiratoire, rev., 447 Epidemiological Report of Health Sect ion: Typhus LEwis, Charles James, obituary notice of, 363 LAMP, Finsen-Lomholt, in treatment of lupus vulgaris and typhus-like infections, 176-October- LEWIS, Sir Thomas: George HalliburtonHurne (Robert Aitken), 160 (0) December issue devoted to trypanosomiasis, 201 Lectures on the nocifensor system of nerves anid LAMPLOUGH, W. H.: Appreciation of John Luke Health programme for the next three years, 1168 its reactions, 431 (0), 491 (0)-Auricular flutter Jackson, 942 Narcotic drugs, traffic In, 227 continuing for twenty-four years, 1248 (0) Lancashire: Mental hospital acconmnodation in LEwis-FANING, E.: Trend of mortality rates in note), Hospitals Wales, 865 (parliamentary 538-Mental LEAK, Hector, obituary notice of, 894 urban communities of England and Board, leave to sue, 944-Tuberculosis control in , Leonard: Director for strangulated hernia, 125 (G. Lissant Cox), 1038 LEARMONTH, James R., appointed Surgeon to the LLE Air King In Scotland, 532 LEYS, Duncan: raid precautions, 1091 LANE, D. E.: Twins on a yegetable diet, 563 LEYTON, Otto: Protamine insulin, 187-Accident LANE, R. E.: The tuberculosis problem, 1266 LEAVER, Robert: Diathermiiy for cervicitis, 586 and diabetes mellitus, 684-Blood-sugar worship, Le Bulletin Micdical for March 13 contains an appre- 887 LANE, T. J. D.: Renal tuberculosis, 137-Stone in ciation of London hospitals, 793 782, the upper urinary tract, 830 of the LIBIAN, JUliUS (and A. Douglas BIGLAND): Auto- LANGDON, J. N. (S. WYATT and F. G. L. STOCK): LEcLAINCHE, Emmanuel, elected President genous urinary proteose in asthma and other Fatigrue and Boredom in Repetition Work, 924 Acaddmie de M6decine, 201 allergic conditions, 62 (0) Lecture, Cavendish: Dual personality (Sir Walter and LANGDON-BRowN, Sir Walter (R. G. Macdonald Langdon-Brown), 1278 Lichen planus treated with stovarsol Sezary(A. LADELL, Frank GRAY and F. G. CROOKSHANK): Lecture, Chadwick: Onchocerciasis and blindness A. Horowitz), 1227 The Place of Psychology in the Medical Curriculutm (Richard P. Strong), 348-Kitchen offices in Lichen scierosus atrophicans (M. Schubert), 491 and Other Papers, rev., 271-(And Reginald hospitals (R. Whitaker), 952 LIDDELL, John, obituary notice of, 642 HILTON): Physiological Principles in Treatment, present Life without bacteria, 26 edition, rev., 890-Mental disorder and Lecture, [Isaac] Gilchrist: The progress and work, 1026 seventh aspect of medical science (Robert Hutchison), 57 Light treatmentunit, mobile, for ward the endocrines, 404-Climates and clinical con- Lecture, [Sir Charles] Hastings: Food and nutrition LILLICRAP, C. A.: Contralateral artificial pneu- ditions, 627-What is osteopathy? 868-Apprecia- (E. P. Cathcart), 435 mothorax, 1139 tion of Alfred Adler, 1180-Cavendish Lecture on LILLIE, Geoffrey J.: Nocifensor lesion of the hand, dual personality, 1278 Lecture, Hunterian: Movements of the digestive 1068 (0) LAPAGE, C. P.: Haemofrhagic diathesis, 467 tract (J. Russell Reynolds), 285-Effect on the LILLINOSTON, Claude: Appreciation of W. Jenkins LARKIN, Edward: Insulintherapyinpsychiatry, 1178 eye of radium used for treatment of malignant Oliver, 249 disease in the neighbourhood (Philippa Martin), 651 of the LARKIN, E. H.: Insulin shock treatment of schizo- 'Memorial, 1167. 1318- LINDBLOM, Knut: A Roentgenographic Study phrenia, 745 (0) Lecture, [Stephen] Paget Vascular Channels of the Skull. With Special Larynx, differential diagnosis of certain lesions of The Paget tradition (G. Grey Turner), 1318 to Intracranial Tumours and Arterio- Lecture, [Benjamin Ward] Richardson: Supervision Reference (A. Hautant), 799 of the nation's food supply (Lieut.-Colonel Gerald venous Aneurysms, rev., 124 LASKsIEWiz, A.: Foreign bodies In the bronchi Leighton), 55 LINDSAY, J. W.: Kala-azar in the Sudan, 91 and trachea, 910 and ulcers of the LINSTE6M, L. J.: Undescended testicle, 1199 Lecture, Semon: Some tumours Its Transla- Law and abortion. See Abortion palate and fauces (Walter Howarth), published in Linguists, Institute of: Reissues List of Law and unqualified practice (parlianmentary note), the Januaryissue of the Joirnal of Laryngology tors andInterpreters, 890 308. See also Unqualified and Otology, 232 LINSTEAD, H. N., O.B.E. conferred upon, 1032 LAWRENCE, R. D. (and Nora ARCHER): Zinc prota- Lectures, FitzPatrick, for 1935 and 1936: The Lipiodol in treatment of asthma, 1188 mine insulin, 487 (0), 636 history of the acute exanthemata (J. D. Rolleston), Liplodol in ventriculography (E. Lysholm), 1276 LAWRIE, David, obituary notice of, 422 1025 LsNEY, Arthur A.: Epidemic catarrhal jaundice in LAWRIE, Macpherson: Natture Hits Back, rev., 390 school children, 703 (0) F. J., King George VI's Coronation Medal Lectures, [George Halliburton] Hume: Nocifensor of Preventive Anniial LAWSON, system of nierxes and its reactions (Sir Thomas Lister Institute Medicine: conferred upon, 1143 Lewis), 431, 491 report, 1274 LAwSON, A.S.: Radiograph or skiagram, 641, 786 LISTER, Sir William, appointed Consulting Surgeon Lectures, Lane: Studies in cardiovascular regulation 532 LAYTON, T. B.: Anaesthetics for nose and throat (Professor Anrep), 275 Oculist to the King, operations, 345 Lectures, Lettsomian: Surgery of the thyroid gland Lithopaedion, case of (Paul Cave), 383 (0) LAZARUS-BARLOW, P.: Friedman test in hydatidi- (Sir Thomas Dunhill), 460, 514, 568 LITTLER, T. S. (A. W. G. EWING andI. R. EWIXG): form mole and chorion epitheliomaa. 71 (0) Lectures, Morison: The neuro-psychological ba.sis 7'he Use of Hearing Aids, 344 LAZZARO, Giuseppe (and Gaetano ZAPPALA): Le of conduct disorder (R. G. Gordon), 1325 Liver extract in macrocytic anaemia (Lucy Wills), Artropatie Croniche, rev., 812 of growth 629 Lead poisoning, blood filmns in, 888 Lectures, Oliver-Sharpey: Abnormalities Liver extract for parenteral use(" Examen "), 1317, and development (H. Gardiner-Hil), 1241, 1302 Liver extracts, value of, 730, 1090 Leading Articles: Ledingham, John Charles Grant, Knighthood con- 666 Abortion: When is abortion laful? 393 ferred upon, 276, 283 Liver preparation," Orheptal," Liver products, import duty on (parliamentary note), Acetylcholine, action of, on the central nervous LEDUC, Jean: Notions8 de Mdcine Aeronautiqnte, 222 307. See also Beef and Veal Customs Duties Bill, system, 1123 LEE, Maurice: Infection treatment of hernia, 360 307 Biology in education, 225 LEE, William Emerson, obituary notice of, 1234 Liver treatment of chronic agranulocytosis (C. R. Birching,of children, 618 LEECH, E. Bosdin, Honorary M.A. Manchester Das Gupta and L. J. Witts), 1179 (0) Calcium requirements in man, 869 conferred upon, 1350 Liverpool: Medical history of, 232, 303-Merseyside Cancer problems, 333 LEEDHAm-GREEN, J. C.: Intraperitonealhaemor- Hospitals Council. See Hospitals-Port Sanitary Capitation fee, 1211 rhage from a Graafian follcle, 527, 1045 Authority's report, 1334-Typhoid fever outbreak Carliovascular regulation, problems of, 275 Leeds: Blood transfusion service in, 89- (parliamentary note), 592, 692, 1055-ITnited Coronatlon, 1028 Rheumatism research in, 831-Students Union. Hospital Bill. See Hospital Deaf, legislation for, 716 39-University. See University Liverpool Medical Institution. See Institution Defence budget, 870 LEES, David: Practical Methods int theDiegnosis Livestock Industry Bill, 841, 1003, 1050 Diet, national, 757 and Treatment of Venereal Diseases, third edition, LIVINGSTONE, Louise: University of London Medical Dietary survey, 334 rev., 612 Graduates Society, 531 Factories Bill: An Advisory Board ? 563 LEESON, Lieut.-Colonel L. H., appointed Officer of 51 Gastroscopy, 670 the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 LLOYD, Edward James, obituary notice of, LLOYD, EricI.: Ununited fractures, 576-Techniquie General Register Office, 1320 LEETE, H. Mason: The heart in diphtheria. 1331 of knee-joint operations, 1015 (0), 1176 Health Ministry, 1268 LE FLEMING, E. Kaye: An Introduction to General LLOYD-WILLIAMS, I. H.: Metabolic factor in Hepatonephritis, 1212 Practice, rev., 19-Physical education in schools, rheumatism, 40 Hernia, treatment of, 1163 134-Knighthood conferred upon, 276, 283- Lobectomy (Hugh Reid), 828 Hospital co-operationin London, 394 Health values of sport and games, 877 Lobeline in curing of the tobacco habit (J. L. Dorsey), Hospitals, voluntary, 1028 LEGENDRE, Paul, death of. 535 864 "House worth living In," 815 LEIGHTON, Lieut.-Colonel Gerald: Benjamin Ward Local Authorities, International Union of, Conference Hygiene and tropical medicine, work in, 174 Richardson Lecture on the supervision of the (1937), 957 Influenza epidemic, 126, 451 nation's food supply, 55 -Paris Local authorities, revision of "block grant" to Inhalation therapy for respiratory diseases, 175 LEITCH, Isabel: Diet anid health, 780-Calcium note), 423 Insulin, zinc protamine, 561 requirements in man, 869 (parliamentary Insurance capitation fee, 1211 Robert Fraser obituary notice of, 50 Local Government Administration; Municipal Year LEITH, Calder, Book andEncyclopaedia of, for 1937, rev., 666 Labour, human needs of, 1074 LELEAN, P. S.: Physical fitness in Scotland, 190 Local Government (Finance Provisions) Bill, 423, Leprosy control, 669 LE M9E, D.: Otitis media in early childhood, 1083 537, 645-Exchequer aid to local authorities, London water, the watch on, 274 LEMPRIERE, L. A.: Physical education in schools, 134 636,537 Malaria in Europe, 715 Lepers, mission to, in India, 633 Local Government (Financial Provisions) (Scotland) Maternity services, 977 Leprosy in the British Isles (E. F. King), 357 Bill, 536 Maudsley hospital, 507 Leprosy Congress. See Congress Bill, 1054, 1341 Medicine and the Factories Bill, 450 in Paris Flandin and J. Ragu), Local Government Superannuation Leprosy contracted (C. LOCKHEAD, James, C.B.E. conferred upon, 1041 Midwifery, difficult, 923 832 LoCK, Norman: Severe hyperthyroidism, 1085 Milk Reorganization Commission, 23 Leprosy, control of (leading article), 669 LOCKHART, Leonard P: B.M.A. and T.U.C. Joint Milk, tuberculin-tested, 814 Leprosy, fight against, 864 holidays, 877 Mother and the home, 1123 Relief British Empire, report, Committee, 363-Prophylactic Leprosy Association, LoCKHART-MUMMERY, J. P.: After Us. The World Nutrition in Australia and India, 1319 864 1130 education: the 332 As It Might Be, 172-Diseases of the colon, Physical Government's scheme, Leprosy, remedies for, 925 LOESER, Alfred A.: Specific antitoxins for gonococcal Physician's survey, 1075 Leprosy, review of book on, 665 and meningococcal infections, 470 Population, future of our, 759 LE QUESNE, C. T.: The defence in miiedlical negli- LOESER, Arnold: Hyperthyroidism and the thyro- Public health, three events In, 506 gence cases, 138 tropic hormone of the pituitary, 1276 Repetition work, the boredom of, 924 LEREBOULLET, L.: Ianwel de Paeric ltutre. second LOEWY, F. E.: Death following blood transfusion, Research "front," a united, 617 edition, rev., 755 641 Rheumatic fever, valvular lesions In, 978 LESCHER, F. Graham: Blood transfusion, 41 " LOFFLER, W., nominated to the Chair of Clinical Rheumatism, prevention of, 126 Le Sou M6dical," 1133 Medicine at Zurich, 1101 Rockefeller minIons, 1125 LESTER, W.: Specific antitoxins for gonococcal and LoGAN, D. C.: Enuresis in children, 1281 Second-best, 1268 meningococcal infections, 415, 585 LoMHOLT, S.: Antileprol injections in skin diseases, Sinusitis, nasal, in children, 24 Le Sud Medical et Chirurgical for December devoted 285 Tavistock clinic, 1164 to industrial accidents and social medicine, 151 Tendencies of contemporary medicine, 78 Leucorrhoea, chronic, new treatment for-zinc LONDON Therapia sterilisans magna, 79 chloride (Aleck Bourne, L. T. Bond, and K. A. Air raid precautions in, 468. See also Air raid Type, the new, 23 McGarrity), 116 (0)-Correspondence, 781, 886, Antitoxin establishment of, a new, 1043 Vaccination against enteric fever, 758 1352-A correction, 1352 Coroners' inquests in, 995 Vitamin D, overdosage with, 1269 Leukaemia, monocytic, and infectious mononucleosis County Council. See Council 1086 Wellcome Trust,224 (M. C. G. Isra2s), 601 (0)-Correspondence on, District medical services in, Zinc protamine Insulin, 561 1280 General hospital for South London, a new, 294 THE BRITISH 19 JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

LONDON (continued): MCCONECHX, James, obituary notice of, 150t MONEE, John William: Medical treatmnent of Inter-Collegiate Scholarships Board, 643 MCCONNEL, Lieut.-Colonel J. K. (and F. W. W. hepatitis and cholecystitis, 407-Appointed Maternal mortality in, 294 GRIFFIN): Health and Muscular Habit.s rev., 1207 Physician to the King in Scotland, 532 Mental hospital service, 872 MCCONNELL, A. A.: Thrombo-angiitis obliterans, 411 McNIDDER, Jamies, obituary notice of, 250 Midwifery scheme, domiciliary in, 989, 1334 MCCRACKEN, Ian: A Review of the Milk Supply of MACNIVEN, Angus: Report of the Glasgow Royal Nursing service, home, inaugural meeting, 878 Glasgow in Relation to Pasteurization, 926 Mental Hospital, 680 Omnibus strike, 1172-Health aspects, 1172 MCCUTCHEON, J. G., appointed a Deputy-Lieutenant MACONIE, A. C.: Typhoid abscess, 685 Physicial medicine centre in, 884 for the County of the City of Glasgow, 846 MACQUEEN, Loudon, appointed Acting Medical Rescue work in North London, 580 MACDONALD, A. D.: Neurological sequelae of spinal Superintendent of the Glasgow Western Infirmary, Venereal disease treatment in, 77-9 anaesthesia, 681 89 Water supply, annual report on, 274 MACDONALD, A. H.: Physical education in schools, MACRAE, Angus (and C. A. OAKLEY): Hanidbook of 134-Enuresis in children, 1175 Vocational Guidance, rev!, 969 LONG, Crawford Williamson (the discoverer of ether MACDONALD, W. Kelman: "What is osteopathy ?" MCSWEENEY, C. J.: Need for a national scrumn anaesthesia), memorial plaque to, 831 1046, 1284 institute in Ireland, 883 Lord High Commissioner visits the hospitals of McDONALD, John, obituary notice of, 689 MACWILLIAx, John Alexander, obituary notice of, Edinburgh, 1132 MCDONALD, W. M.: Malaria control, 1175 199 LOUGHNANE, F. McG.: Treatment of prostatic MCDoUGALL, E. J. (and F. VERZAR): Absorption Madras hospitals and dispensaries, report on, 938 obstruction, 144-Effects of prolonged dorsal from the Intestine, rev,. 558 MADSEN, T., elected a Member of, and President of decubitus, 629 MCDOUGALL, J. B.: The tomograph, 1267 the Health Committee of the League of Nations, LOvE, James Kerr: Deafness anld Conmenonsense, MCDOUGALL, Wiliam: The relations between disso- 593 rev., 755 ciation and repression, 1169 MAAGGI, Francesco, death of, 535 LovE, Lieut.-Colonel Robert Lindsay, obituary MCELRoY, Robert, obituary notice, of, 839 MAGIAN, A. C.: A disclaimer, 254 notice of, 1100 MCFARLAND, Bryan: Treatment of fractures of MAGILL, Ivan: Anaesthesia for nose and throat LOWE, E. Cronin: Pathology of criminal abortion, the ankle, 240-Industrial aspect of fractures of operations, 346 727 the os calcis, 607 (0) MAGILL, I. W.: Anaesthesia In America, 630 LOWENFELD, Margaret: Emiiotion in childhood, 682- MCFARLAND, R. A.: Acclimatization to high MAINGOT, Rodney: New T-tube for drainage of Maternity and child welfare, 1271 altitudes, 991 biliary ducts, 971 LUBBOCK, D. M. (W. THOMSON and R. C. GAtRRY): MACFIE, J. W. S.: An Ethiopian Diary, rev., 273, MAINLAND, Donald: Analysis of clinical statistics, Epithelial overgrowths and diverticula in the gut, 430 192 1252 (0) MCGARRITY, K. A. (Aleck BOURNE and L. T. BOND): MAJOR, James Perrins, C.B.E. conferred upon, 1032, LUCAS : Forensic Chemistry and Scientific Criminal A new treatment for chronic leucorrhoea, 116 (0) 1041 Investigation, third edition, rev., 76 -Treatment of leuoorrhoea by zinc chloride, 886 MAJOR, Ralph H.: Physical Diagnosis, rev., 920 LUCAs, Christia F.: Haemolytic streptococcal nmenin- McGIBBON, John E. G. (and E. T. BAKER-BATES): Malaria control, 1175 gitis treated with prontosil: recovery, 557 l)irect bronchoscopic investigation in haemoptysis, Malaria control course for laymen (London), 580 LuCEY, H. C.: Wassermann snags, 351 109 (O)-Bronchoscopic clinics, 828-A modified Malaria in Egypt, 1322 Ludwig's angina. See Angina bronchoscope, 1162 Malaria in Europe (leading article), 715 Lues congenita tarda (N. Danbolt), 120 MACGREGOR, A. S. M.: Health and school clinics Malarial treatment centre, 1081-The unit at Horton Lumbago, treatment of, 152 in Glasgow, 468 Mental Hospital, 1081 LUMSDEN, Colonel Philip James, obituary notice of, MACGREGOR, David Robertson, obituary notice of, MALATRAY, M. (O. LAMBRET and J. DRIESSENS): 786 534 La Chirurgie dune Cancer du Poumon. Bases Lunacy, Lord Chancellor's Visitors in, report of MACGREGOR, George Scott, obituary notice of, 1097 Anatomo-Cliniques et Exp4rimentales. Techniqtue (parliamentary note), 1341 Op6ratoire, rev., 447 Lunacy, research In, 182. See also Research McGREGOR, H. G.: Enuresis in children, 1061 (0) MALCOLM, John David, obituary notice of, 733, 789 Lunacy in Scotland, 885 MACGREGOR, I. W., appointed Officer of the Order of MALHOTRA, Chandu Lal: Angina innocens, 1228 LUND, Fred B.: Greek Medicine, rev., 666 St. John of Jerusalem, 166 Malignant disease, irradiation in (W. Sampson Lung cavities, the blocked, 227 McGUINNEss, John P.: Tubercle bacilli in the HIandley), 573-Discussion, 573 Lung complications, post-operative, 131 cerebro-spinal fluid: recovery, 169 Malignant disease of lungs, primary (R. Opsahl), 1202 Lungs, ammonia formation in the, 671 McGUSTY, Victor William Tighe, O.B.E. coniferred Malignant disease of the pharynx, diagnosis of (Robin Lungs, cystic disease, congenital, of (A. Adamiis). 292 upon, 283 Pllcher), 13 (0)-Correspondence on, 142 Lupus vulgaris, with special reference to its treat- MCILROY, Dame Louise: Surgical intervention in Malignant growths. See Cancer, Sarcoma, etc. ment with the Finsen-Lomholt lamp (Robert obstetrical fracture, 800 (0) 952-A correction, 952 MALLOCH, D., appointed Serving Brother of the Aitken), 160 (0) -Healthy holidays for the people, 877 Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 Lupus vulgaris treated by intradermal injection of MCILRATH, Muriel B.: Bilateral tubal pregnancy, M!ALLON', J. J.: Psychotherapy of delinquents, 1221 hydnocarpates (J. Edgar Wallace), 1151 (0) 1065 (0) Malnutrition discussed in the House of Lords LUTTERBERG, W.: Causes of sterility in women, 384 MCILWAINE, A. G. J., appointed Officer of the Order (parliamentary note), 1052 LYALL, G. Hudson: The Weilcome Trust, 242 of St. John Qf Jerusalem, 166 Malnutrition in Monmouthshire (parliamentary LYLE, Keith (and Sylvia JACKSON): Practival MCINDOE, Archibald H.: Operation for cure of note), 200 Orthoptices in the Treatment of Squint, rev., 1315 adult hypospadias, 385 (0) Malnutrition. See also Nutrition LYLE, 1R. P. Ranken, Honorary D.Sc. Durham MACINTOSH, Robert Reynolds, appointed to the MALPAS, Mr.: Cystic degeneration of the endo- conferred upon, 1002 Nuffield Professorship of Anaesthetics, 305- iuetrium, 408 Lymph, review of book on, 21 Anaesthesia in America, 630 MALPAS, Percy: Progesterone in pre-eclamptic Lymphadenoma and allied diseases inivolving the MACKAY, Helen M. M.: Nutritional anaenmia in the toxaemia, 528 mesenteric lymph glands-, clinical and biochemical East End of London, 140 Malta: Health and milk supply of, 1179, 1282, 1337 syndrome in (N. Hamilton Fairley and F. P. MACKAY, W. A.: Pathology of criminal abortion, 727 -Health problems in, 1337 Mackie), 375 (0) MACKENZIE, Murdo: When Temperamsents Clash. Man, Metropolitan, health of, 821, 941 Lymphatic system, clinical aspects of (H. A. Harris), A Study of the Componients of Human Temperament, Man, Peking, 455 166 (0) rev., 1316 Manchester: New dental hospital for, 523-S-ew Lymphocytic meningitis. See Meningitis. MAcKENNA, R. M. B.: A Medical History of Royal Infirmary and proposed employment LYNCH, G. Itoche (and David HARLEY): Blood group Liverpool, 303 exchange (parliamentary note), 592, 898. See tests in disputed paternity, 163 (0), 357-Blood MACKENZIE, Major E. F. W., awarded the Parkes also Infirmary.-Tuberculosis Association meeting. groups and non-paternity, 991 Memorial Prize, 51 See Tuberculosis LYNHAM, J. E. A.: Malignant bone tumours, 186- M.ACKENZIE, E. K.: Mandelic acid in urinary infec- Mandelate syrup, ammonium, 331 Irradiation in malignant disease, 575 tions, 471-Blood transfusion in obstetrics, 1176 Mandelic acid treatment, marked febrile erythema- LYNN, Beatrice: Treatnment of squint, 294 Mackenzie Institute for Research. See Research tosis during (W. L. James), 1255 LYON, D. Murray: Thyroid extract in conditions MACKENZIE, W. Tuach, resignation of, 468 Mandelic acid in urinary infections, 396, 471 other than myxoedema, 179 MACKIE, Colonel F. P. (and N. Hamilton FAIRLEY): Mangiagalli, Luigi, Obstetrical and Gynaecological LYSHOLM, E.: Ventriculography, 1276 Clinical and biochemical syndrome in lymphade- Clinic at Milan: thirtieth anniversary of the LYTH, H.: Ludwig's angina treated with prontosil, noma and allied diseases involving the mesenteric foundation of, 254 584 lymph glands, 375 (O)-Transit of pregnant women MANSFIELD, W.: Materia Mledica, Toxicology and by air, 420 Pharmacognosy, rev., 1161 McKERRON, Robert Gordon, obituary notice of, 733, MANSON, J. S.: Rupture of aorta Into duodenum, 789 121-Combined Universities Election, 729 MACKINNON, Doris: The Animal's World, rev., 76 MANSON-BARR, Philip: Kala-azar in the Sudan, 91 M MACKINTOSH, Sir Ashley, appointed Extra Physician -(And W. J. MUGGLETON): Plasmodium ovals to the King in Scotland, 532 infection, 217 (0); Aetiology and diagnosis of MAcADA3r, W., elected to the C(hair of Medicine at MACKINTOSH, Colonel D. J., appointed Consulting jaundice, 518: Sigmoidoscopy in tropical practice, Leeds, 690 Medical Superintendent of Glasgow Western 577-Bejel-the syphilis of Bedouin children, 1220 McAREE, F. E., appointed Officer of the Order of Infirmary, 89 MAPLE, W. -N.: The birching of children, 684, 837, St. John of Jerusalem, 166 MACKINTOSH, James Macalister, appointed Chief 1093 McASKIE, David, obituary notice of, 304 Medical Officer of the Department of Health for MAPOTHER, Edward: Report of the Maudsley MACAULAY, J. C.: External use of iodine, 374, 593 Scotland, 579 Hospital, 507-Mental disorder following head MCAULEY, C. J.: Subclavian aneurysmii, 411- MACKLIN, Charles C.: The anatomists at Toronto, 839 injury, 880 Thrombo-anglitis obliterans, 411 MACLACHLAN, John T.: Drug treatment of infuenza, Maps of Coronation areas for motorists, 1008 MCBRIDE, Earl D.: Disability Evaluationi. Principles 202 MARCHANT, Sir James: Wintering in England, 626 of Treatment of Compensable Injuries, rev.. 170 McLACHLAN, Thomas: Silicosis and respiratory Margarine with vitamins, 310, 592-Parliamentary MCBRIDE, J. R. B.: Local anaesthesia for perineal poisons, 361-Prevention of silicosis, 686 note, 592 tears, 866 McLAUGHLIN, F. L. (and Bryan C. MURLESS): Does MARIE, Julien (and Robert BROCA): L'Annde MCCALL, Eva: Insufficient sleep for children, 531- superfoetation occur? Report of a possible case, Pddiatrique, rev., 391 Dermatitis artefacta, 888 1309 (0) MARINESCO, Professor, to retain his chair for life, 1295 MACCALLAN, A. F.: Trachoma from Spain, 1140 MACLEAN, Alexander, finances a rheunmatism MARKALOUS, E.: Commonness of oligomenorrhoea MCCALLUM, P. A.: Habitual abortion, 1223 research unit, 1239 or amenorrhoea in Graves's disease, 218 MACCALLUM, W. (.: A Textbook of Pathology, sixth MACLENNAN, Norman H.: Tuberculosis in Palestine, Marriage Bill: 252, 424, 895, 1184, 1235, 1237- edition, rev., 811 1038 Drunkenness as a ground for divorce, 252- MCCANCE, Robert: Maternity and child welfare, 1217 MACLEOD, D. H.: Self-administration of nitrous Grounds for divorce, 424, 895 MCCARRISON, Sir Robert: The problem of endemic oxide in labour, 467 MARRIOTT, H. L.: Problems of blood transfusion, goitre, 29, 243-The new Journal typography-, 147 MCMANUS v. BowEs: Appeal dismissed, 1345 1330 -Nutrition and health, 1296 MCNAIR, D.: Modern treatment of fevers, 353 MARRIOTT, W. McKim, obituary notice of, 150, 588 MCCARTHY, W. H. L., appointed Coroner of the NIACNALTY, Sir Arthur: Health of the school child, MARRIS, W. A.: A new view of pneumonia, 361 Household, 532 report, 34-Infant mortality, 593-After-care of MARSDEN, J. Pickford: Intra-epidermic vaccination, MCCARTNEY, J. E. : Epidemiology of Weil's disease, the tuberculous, 987-Nominated a member of 1139 521 the General Medical Council, 1273 MARSHALL, Ada Blanch, estate and bequests of, 693 MCCLEARY, G. F.: The Menace of British Depopula- MCNAMARA, J. Angina pectoris: functional or MARSHALL, Claude If.: Abortion and the law, 418 tion, rev., 919-Maternity and Child Welfare, 1218 organic? 940 MARSHALL, Geoffrey: Collapse therapy, 1265 THE BRITISH 20 JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

MARSHALL, John: Appliances to improve the N-isioi M1edical paper in basic English, 310 Mental deficiency, expenditure on (parliamentary In amblyopia, 578 Mledical Peace Campaign, 1092 note), 648 MARSHALL, Captain R., Appointed Officer of the MIedical Practitioners' Communicationis (Privilege) Mental deficiency, hereditary, sterilization in (par- Order of St. John of Jerusaleni, 166 Bill, 302, 370-Text of, 302 liamentary note), 946 MARTEL, Professor, elected president of the Acad6ifiie Medical psychology. See Psychology Mental defcicency, physical, psychological and genetic deMedecine, 151 Mledical Register for 1937, rev., 560 aspects of, 1278 MARTIN, Edward Fuller, obituary notice of. 51 Mtedical Research Council. See Research Mental deficiency: problemiis of (Lewis C. Bruce), MARTIN, Inspector-General James Hamilton, obitui- Medical scheme for public schools. See Schools 1333 ary notice of, 476 Medical science, progress and present aspect of Mental deficiency, research in, 182, 1278. See also MARTIN, J. Edward: Ophthalmic trephine scissor,, (RobertHutchison), 57 (0) Research 223 Medical services, district, in London, 1086 Mental disorder and the endocrines (F. L. Golla), MARTIN, J. P.: Neurological sequelae of spinal Medical and Surgical Preparations and Appliances. 404-Discussion, 404-Correspondence on, 469 anlesthesia, 681 See Preparations Mental disorder following head injury (C. P. MARTIN, Philippa:Hunterian Lecture on the effect Medical titles, misleading, 150-A successful prosecu- Symonds), 879-Discussion, 880 on the eye of radium used for treatment of malig- tion (William Mellor), 150 Mental disorder, nasopharyngeal sepsis in 2,056 nant disease in this neighbourhood, 651 (0) Medical tour to the Riviera, 481-In Sardinia, 793 cases of (Thomas Chivers Graves), 483 (0). See MARTIN, Purdon: Mental disorder followNinghead Medical veteran, 152 also Sepsis injury, 881 Medical week, international, Interlaken (1937), 1114 Mental disorder, review of book on, 713 MARTINDALE, Louisa: Irradiation in malignant Medicine, contemporary, tendencies of (leading arti- Mental disturbance following atropine administra- disease, 575 cle), 78 tion (P. J. Duggan), 918 Martindale's Extra Pharmacopoeia, Vol. twenty- M[edicine duty (parliamentary note), 265 Mental Health Services, Scientific and Anicillary, first edition, rev., 499 Medicine and the Factories Bill (leading article), 450 Advisory Committee on, 884 MARTYN, Sir Henry L., appointed Surgeon Apothe- Medicine, Geographical, Bureau of, 525 Mental hospital accommodation in Lancashire (par- cary to theHousehold at Windsor, 532 Medicine in the goldfields, 177 liamentary note), 538 MASCALL, WV. Neville: Treatment of trichomonas Medicine in the London CountyHospitals, 822 Mental hospital officer's appeal dismissed (MAcManus vaginitis by silver picrate, 1115 (0) Mledicine, physical, 43, 93 v. Bowes), 1345 Masks, gas, distribution of (parliamentary note), 308 Medicine, preventive, review of book on, 666 Mental hospital practice, temporary treatinent in -Filter material In (parliamentary note), 692'- Medicine: review of books on, 74, 124, 329, 613, 614, (W. J. Barbour), 281-Correspondence on, 417 Issue of to civilians (parliamenitary note), 1291 666, 811, 861, 1024, 1159, 1205 Mental hospital service of London, 872 Massage, review ofbook on, 447 Medicine Stamp Duties (parliamentary note), 476, Mental hospitals, research in, 942, 1047 MASSER, Alfred A.: Weight and early diagnosis, 193 736, 845, 946-Report of Select Committee now Mental hospitals. See also Hospital Mastitis of puberty in males, 1188 published in volume form, 1295 Mental hygiene (Lewis C. Bruce), 1333 Mastoiditis,influenzal (Charles Carroll and G.MI. Mental illness, research into causes of, 1173 Willoughby), 1085 MEDICo-LEGAL: Mental out-patient clinics in Scotland (parliamentary Maternal mortality. See Mortality Alcohol or insulin? Mock trial held by the Fel- note), 648 Maternity and Child Welfare: Conference in London, lowship of Medicine, 644 Mental testing, review of book on, 221 468, 1132, 1217-Report of proceedings, 1217 Appeal by doctor's widow dismissed (Connolly v. MENZIES, W. F.: Mental disorder followina head Maternity Convalescent Home, 1296 Rubra), 1099 injury, 880 Maternity homes, Scottish, nursing staffs of (parlia- Blood groups in criminal identification, 536 Merchant Shipping Bill, 589, 899 mientary note), 429 Diphtheria immunization, fatality after (Ring Merchant ships, welfare of crews on (parliamiientary Maternity Service (Scotland) Bill, 251, 365, 423, Irish College, Co. Waterford), 1182, 1344 note), 899. See also Ships 424, 479, 841, 895, 949, 1006, 1050-Royal Asseint Ear drum, perforated, 945 Merck products, 152 to, 1050 False pretences (Phillips Abse), 1345 MERCK, E.: Jahresbericlt, rev., 1118 Maternity services (leading article), 977-Corrrespon- Fees, recovery of, 944 MERRITT, K. K. (L. T. DAVIDSON andT. T. CHAP- dence on, 1136, 1178, 1231 Herinaphroditism, 1231 MAN) Irradiated evaporated milk for prevention MATHESON, Farquhar Mackenzie, obituary notice of, Imposttlre, case of (Patrick Ryan), 644 of rickets in infants, 1156 305 Insemination, artificial: Some legal aspects in the Merseyside Hospitals. See Hospitals MATHESON, Lieut.-Colonel J. S., appointed Officer U.S.A. (Frances Seymour and Alfred Koerner), Metabolic factorIn rheumatism. See Rheumatisnl of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 98 Metabolism, basal, and hyperthyroidism (A. B. MATHEWS, Albert P.: Prirlciples of Biochemistry, Mental hospital officer's appeal dismissed (Mc- Anderson), 778 rev., 712 Manusv. Bowes), 1345 Metabolism, errors of, treatment of at British Spas MATTHEW, A. W.: Anaesthesia for nose and throat MlentalHospitals Board, Lancashire, leave to sue, (G. L. Kerr Pringle), 1017 (0) operations, 346 944 Metabolism, review of books on, 968, 1317 MATTHEWS, B. H. C.: Acclimatization to high alti- M1isleading medical titles: a successful prosecution Meteorologeial Office issues pamphlets "Averages of tudes, 991 (William Mellor), 150 Bright Sunshine in the British Isles," and MATTHEwS, Dr.: The adrenal cortex, 1221 Silicosis in coal mines, 791 (Wraggv. Samuel Scott "Averages of Temperature In the British Isles," MATTHEWS, Horatio: Uraemia in ophthalmology, & Co.), 791 693 482 Surgeon's liabllity for nurse's negligence (Ingram v. Meteorological records at -marine health resorts (K. R. MATTHEWS, M. V.: Mlental ability in a rural consi- Fitzgerald), 46 CollisHfallowes), 626 munity, 1322 Unqualified healer, damages against (G. C. Foster), METIVIER, Vivian: A disclaimer, 1240 MATURIN, Major Benjamin Allen, obituary notice of, 250 MIetropolitan Man. The Futuire of the English 643 Uroselectan B. dangers of, a High Court case, 251 (Robert Sinclair), 821 MAURAT, Am6d6e, obituary notice of, 200 Warning, another (Eaton Jones), 791 Methylated Spirits (Scotland) Bill, 365, 480, 589, MAURIAC, P., nominated corresponding national 645, 791, 841, 895, 948,1003,1235,1238 mensber of the Academie de Medecine, 5,79 3Medico-Legal Institute (parliamentary note), 845 METZ, G. A.: Veronal poisoning, 606 MAXWELL, Sir Alexander: Blood groups and non- Medizinische Klinik for April 2 devoted to skin and METZGER, IMarcel: Le c1irurgien Devant l'tatt paternity, 992 venereal diseases, 846 Puerperal: Grossesse, accouchement, Su1ites de MAXWELL, James L.: Leprosy. A Practical Te t- MEERLOO, A. M. ; Chronic intoxication by hypnotics Couches, rev., 921 Book for Use in China, rev., 665 slleh as luminal and veronal, 600 MEYRicK-4oiEs, Hugh Meyrick, obituary niotice of, MAY, Bennett, obituary notice of, 1048 MEGAW, Sir John: Kala-azar in the Sudan, 91 364 MAY, Richard, death of, 364 MEHTA, Chamanlal: External version for breech MICHAELSON, I. C.: Nystagmus, 578-Perivas- MAZZETTI, General, nominated director-general; of presentations, 706 (0) culitis retinae, 624 the Italian Army Health Service, 254 MEILING, R. L. ; Hawthornberry jam, 1188 MICHEL, Gaston, obituary notice of, 790 MEADE, H. S.: Stone in the upper urinary tract, 830 Meinicke's reaction (H. Saethre and A. Bretteville- MICKS, R. H.: Pregnancy in diabetics, 994 MEAKER, Samuel: Treatment of human sterility, 660 Jensen), 286 Microscopy, review of book on, 221 MEAKINS, Jonathan Campbell: T'he Practice of Medi- Melaena and haematemesis (L. J. Witts), 847 (0) Micturition, frequency of in the adult (Alex. E1. cine, rev., 329 MELLANBY, Edward, K.C.B. conferred upon, 1032, Roche), 37-Discussion, 37 Meals, free, in Monmouthshire (parliamentary note), 1041 Middle-age spread, 128. See also Fat. 308 MELLOR, William, prosecution of, 150 MIDDLETON, George Proctor, appointed Surgeon Meals, free, to school children in cotland (parliamen- MELVILLE, A. G. G.: Radiograph or skiagram? 890 Apothecary to the Household at Balmoral., 532 tary note), 648 Mdnikre's, disease, auditory nerve section in (R. Midhurst Sanatorium. See Sanatorium Measles in Sunderland, numnber of notifications of, Rutherford), 660 (0). See also Nerve, auditory Midwifery, difficult (leading article), 923 1295 Meningitis, chronic, in Weil's disease (Frederick Mur- Midwifery scheme, domieiliary, for London, 989, Measles, vaccine treatment of (A. A. Cunningham), gatroyd), 7 (0) 1334 1202 (0) leningitis, influenzal (R. W. Huntington and D. Midwifery services in Wales (parliamentary note), Measurement in excelsis. Work of the 'National Wilkes-Weiss), 260 1186 Physical Laboratory, 1039 Meningitis, lymphocytic, acute (William Hughes), Midwifery. See also Gynaecology and Obstetrics Meat, foreign, new duties on (parliamentary note), 1063 (0) Midwives Act: Administration (parliamentary note), 251. See also Beef and Veal Customs Duties Bill Meningitis, meningococcal, complicated by strepto- 308-Qualifications of midwives (parliamentary Meatus, auditory, external, exostoses of (Ar thur coccus haemolyticus infection recovery (F. note), 738 -And maternity benefit (parliamentary Miller), 263 (0) Knights), 1256 note), 1007-Administration of in Glamorgan Medal, ownership of, 900 Meningitis, pneumococcal, recovery from (J. R. (parliamentary note), 1293, 1344 Medical aid in Southern Spain. See Spain Caldwell and P. S. Byrne), 1204 Midwives Board. See Board Mfedical Annual, fifty-fifth year, rev., 1024 Meningitis, streptococcal, haemolytic, treated with Midwives, inspectors of, 355 Medical books, old, 1083 prontosil (Christia F. Lucas), 557-(Muriel J. L. MILES, A. A.: Bacteriological findings in two cases of Medical Classics (Emerson Crosby Kelly), 509 Frazer), 1023 endocarditis due to infection with organisms, Medical curriculum, reform of, 1040-Debate in Meningitis treated with meningococcal antitoxin provisionally identified as Haemophiles influtentzae, Edinburgh, 1040-Correspondence on, 1135, 1178 (J. A. Brocklebank), 857 (0) 352 Medical and Dental Students' Register, 1937, rev., 754 MNeningitis, tuberculous, of bovine origin, 81 MILES, Alexander (and D. P. D. Wilkie): Operative Medical education, experimental and laboratory Meninaococcal antitoxin in treatment of meningitis Surgery, second edition, rev., 1258 training in (John Beattie), 287-Discussion, 289 (J. A. Brocklebank), 857 (0) MILIAN, Dr., elected president of the Soci6t6 Medical Fellowships, travelling, 762 Meningococcal infections, specific antitoxins for, 414, Medicale des H6pitaux de Paris, 201 Medical golf. See Golf 470, 525, 540, 585, 636. See also Antitoxins. Milk adulteration (parliamentary note), 648 Medical History, Annals of (Edited by Francis R. Meningococcus meningitis. See Meningitis Milk-borne fever. See Fever Packard), Vol. 8, No. 6, 1936, 87-Vol. 9, No. 1, MENNELL, Zebulon: Anaesthesia for nose and throat Milk epidemic in Hong-Kong, 97 1937, 770-No. 2, 1937, 1122 operations, 346 Milk, good, and fresh vegetables, 1179. See also Medical illustrator, the, 341, 731 Menopause, the (P. M. F. Bishop), 819 Malta Medical Life for December, 1936, is an Army 3edical Menopause, late, 738 Milk for infants and expectant nursing mothier Library number, 804 Menstrual disturbances, hormones in the treatment (parliamentary note), 648 Medical men from the Dominions and Colonies visit of (P. M. F. BishopT, 763 Milk, free, in Monmouthshire (parliamentary note), Yorkshire, 1295 Mental Clinic, Isle of Wight: Report, 885 308 Medical Officers of Schools Association, See Asso- Mental detectives in Scotland, provision for, 1227 Milk and the health of the cow, 785. See also Milk ciation See also Defectives pasteurization, compulsory THE BRITISH JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL 21

Milk, infected, dangers of (W. G. Savage), 518- MOORE, C. G., appointed Officer of the Order cf Myomata, large submuicous, abdominal removal of Discussion, 519. See also Milk pasteurization St. John of Jerusalem, 166 and preservation of the faculty of partuirition (K. Milk, irradiated evaporated for infants, as a pro- MOORE, Henry: Need for a national serum institute Jaroschka), 710 tection for rickets (L. T. Davidson, K. K. Merritt in Ireland, 884 Myxoedema (H. Gardiner-Hill), 132 and T. T. Chapman), 1156. MORGAN, Sir Gilbert T. (and Francis Hereward Milk, pasteurized, nutritive value of, 979 BURSTAL): Inorganic Chenmistry. A Survey of Milk pasteurization (parliamentary note), 526 MIodern Developments, rev., 1315 Milk pasteurization, the case for, 571, 683, 950- MORISON, Woodburn: Low voltage near-distance N Poole Corporation Bill, 571, 950 x-ray therapy, 1276 Milk pasteurization, compulsory, the case for (C. MORLEY, Dr.: Physical education in schools, 135 NABARRO, David: Congenital syphilis, 351 Fraser Brockington), 667-Correspondence on, MORLEY, John: Gastritis, 682 NAEGELI, O., elected an honorary doctor of the 785, 786, 887-For Glasgow, 926 MORRIS, C. S., appointed Surgeon Dentist to the University of Athens, 1351 Milk propaganda (parliamentary note), 423 King, 532 Naevus sebaceus, 1126 Milk, public health notes on (C. M. Smith), 295 MORRIS, Sir Ernest William, obituary notice of, 1181 Nail diseases, review of book on, 389 Milk, raw and pasteurized, nutritive value of, 1321 MORnIS, J. N., appointed Commander of the Order Nail, Smith-Petersen, modification of (C. E. Milk Reorganization Commission (leading article), 23 of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 Kindersley), 1119 -Report, 23 MORRIS, Noah: Significance of plasma phosphatase Nails, finger, splitting of, 1144, 1188, 1240 Milk secretion, biochemistry of (H. D. Kay), 1224 in bone disease and jaundice, 91 NAISH, A. E.: A disclaimer, 846 Milk (Special Designations) Order, 1936-Confer- MIORRIS-JONES, Henry, Knighthood conferred upon, Narcolepsy and catalepsy (A. B. Fortes and A. ence on, 151 276, 283 Austregesilo), 781 Milk supply In France, control of, 240 MORRISON, John T.: A physical sign in perinephritic Narcosis, review of book on, 863 Milk, tuberculin-tested (leading article), 814 abscess, 711 Narcotic drugs. See Drugs Milk, vitamin C in, 622 MORSON, Clifford: Appreciation of S. Harry Harris, Nasal mucosa, changes in following zinc ionization MILL, James, obituary notice of, 1181 304 (W. F. Wenner and J. H. Alexander), 1027 MILLAR, A. F. Wilkie: Precipitate labour, 968 Mlortality, infantile (Sir Arthur MIacNalty), 593 Nasal niucosa and oestrogenic hormones, 27 1A.ILLAR, Lieut.-Colonel George McGregor, Kaisar-i- Mortality, infantile, numbers (parliamentary note), Nasal sinusitis. See Sinusitis Rind Medal conferred upon, 283 950 Nasal spraying for prevention of poliomyelitis, 1126 MILLAR, W. Gilbert: Consistency of University Mortality, infantile, of Jewish infants in Palestine, 769 NASH, E. H. T.: Physical education in schools, 134 examinations, 96 Mortality, infant, in Scotland (parliamentary note), NAsMYTH, Thomas Goodall, obituary notice of, 248 MILLER, Alexander: Hip lesions, 777 583 Nasopharyngeal sepsis. See Sepsis MIILLER, Arthur: Exostoses of the external auditory Mortality, maternal: In Birmingham, 728-In Navy, Royal: Estimates, 647-Naval Medioal meatus, a technique for their surgical removal, Edinburgh (parliamentary note), 309-In England Compassionate Fund, 689 263 (0)-Sclerosing submucosal injection of the and Wales (parliamentary note), 1007-In Ger- NEAME, Humphrey: Paralysis of accommodation as turbinates, 594 many, 36-In Glasgow (parliamentary note), 309- the result of internal administration of stramonium, MILLER, Douglas: Birth control, 990 In London, 294-In the United States, 1215-In 498 MILLIGAN, Charles James, obituary notice of, 250 Wales (parliamentary note) 946, 1342 Necropsy after road accidents. See Accidents. MILLIGAN, E. T. C.: Diseases of the colon, 1131 Mortality, maternal, report (parliamentary note), Nederlandsch Tijdschrift voor Geneesitcnde for MILLIN, Terence: Treatment of prostatic obstruiction, 538, 946, 950, 1238-Text of report, 972-Leading January 16 contains an obituary notice of Sir 243-Method of removing wax foreign bodies article on, 977-Correspondence on, 1090, 1136 Grafton Elliot Smith and C. Winkler, 254 from the bladder, 446 lortality, neo-natal (S. Pelier), 36 Nederlandsch Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde for MILNE, Charles Irvine, obituary notice of, 1233 Mortality rates in urban communities in England and January 23 dedicated to Hijmans van der Bergh, MILNE J. M.: Acute puerperal inversion, 220 Wales (E. Lewis-Faning), 865 309 Milton' antiseptic fluid, 77 MORTON, F. (and A. M. NUSSBRECHER): Idiopathic Needle holder, new pattern (G. L. Preston), 1119 MILTON, John, his blindness, 44. See also Blindness. steatorrhoca, 1152 (0) Negligence, medical, the defence in (Eric Pearce -Mortuary provision (parliamentary note), 950 Gould), 137-Discussion, 138 MMPRISS, T. W.: Management of the undescended Moscow: Negligence of nurse, surgeon's liability for (Ingram testicle, 936 Women doctors complete their studies in parachute v. Fitzgerald), 46-Correspondence on, 146 Mind, regions of the, 42 flying, 201 NEGUS, V. 1. (and Sir St. Clair THOMSoN): Diseases Miner's nystagmus. See Nystagmus Mother and the home (leading article), 1123 ofthe Nose and Throat. A Texttbookfor Students and Mines, coal, accidents in, numbers (parliamentary Mother, the unmarried, pamphlet on, 876, 952-A Practitianers, fourth edition, rev., 1258 note), 1344 correction, 952 NEILSON, D. F. A.: Anaesthesia for nose and throat Mines, safety in (parliamentary note), 308 Motor car: A.A. Irish Handbook, 1240-Insurance, operations, 346 MINETT, F. S.: Dangers of infected milk, 519 104 NELIGAN, A. R.: Radio-active thermal waters, 465 Ministers of the Crown Bill, 735, 841, 1341 Mlotoring queries, 1008 Neo-natal mortality. See Mortality. MINNITT, R. J.: Self-admlnintration of nitrou3 Motorists, Coronation maps for, 1008 Neoplasm of the colon and rectum (S. W. Patterson), oxide In labour, 467-Gas-and-air analgesia, 731 Motorists, reaction time of, 835 882 Minnitt's apparatus, 1008 MOTTRAM, V. H. (and Robert HUTcHIsON): Food )Neoplasm, pulmonary, hypertrophic pulmonary MINOT, George Richard (and William Bosworth and the Principles of Dietetics, eighth edition, rev., osteoarthropathy as the first symptom of (J. W. CASTLE): Pathological Physiology and Clinical 21. Craig), 750 (0) Description of the Anaesnias, rev., 19 MOUGEOT, DR.: Spa treatment in gynaecology, 726 Nephritis following gastric ulcer therapy, 430 Mirror factories, benzol poisoning in (D. Glibert), 1157 MOULD, G. E.: Prevention of constipation, 1046 Nephritis, post-scarlatinal (B. A. Peters and Iris MISTAL, 0. M.: Pleural effusions after thoracoscopy, MOWAT, G. T.: Rapid histology in diagnosis, 777 M. Cullum), 1020 (0) 1265 MOYNIHAN, Lord, appreciation of, 430-Moynihan Nerve, auditory, section in Meniere's disease (R. MITCHELL, C. Ainsworth: Blood groups and non- memorial number of the University of Leeds Rutherford), 660 (0)-Correspondence on, 834, 885, paternity, 992 Medical Society Magazine, 937-Memorial to, 1280 941. See also Menlire MTCHFLL, D. A.: Left iliac fossa pain in women, 352 Mlucocele of the appendix (J. W. Burns), 777 Nerves, nocifensor system of, and its reactions (Sir MITCHELL, H. V.: Rheumatism and tuberculosis in MUDD, Frank Burnand, obituary notice of, 943 Thomas Lewis), 431 (0), 491 (0)-Why " noci- general practice, 1352 MUGGLETON, W. J. (and P. MANSON-BAHR): fensor " ? 687, 786, 838, 942 MITCHELL, J. P., appointed Serving Brother of the Plaosnodium ovalk infection, 217 (0) Nerves, peripheral, injuiries of (Harry Plztt), 347- Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 MUrR, C.: Cause and management of congenital Discussion, 347 MITCHINER, Philip H.: University of London heart disease, 290 Nervous lesions in experiliental vitamin B deficiency, Medical Graduates Society, 531-(Clement E. MUIR, Ernest, C.I.E. conferred upon, 1041 1214 SHATTOCK, Eduard G. SLESINGER and Cecil P. G. MiTIR, Sir Robert, Honorary LL.D. Glasgow con- Nervous system, central, action of acetylcholine ou WAKELEY): Surveyfor Dental Students, rev., 664 ferred upon, 831 (leadino article), 1123 MIT3MAN, M.: Acute enteritis, 409-The heart in MUMMERY, N. Howard, presentation to, 253 Netherlands: Bovine tuberculosis in, 1216 diphtheria, 1331 M3umps followed by ocular paralyses (T. Harrison Neuralgia, hyperthermia in treatment of (A. Weiss- MTRA, Subodh: Cancer of the cervix in Inidia, 747( 0) Butler and A. J. Wilson), 752 (0) mann), 495 MODENA, G.: Number of insane persons under MNUNTHE, Axel, benefactions of, for local hospitals Neuralgia, review of books on, 1315 treatment in Italy, 486 and erection of almshouses at Capri, 649 Neuritis, hyperthermia in treatment of (A. Weiss- MOFFATT, Major George Mayne, O.BE. conferred MURGATROYD, Frederick: Chronic meningitis In mann), 495 upon, 1041 Weil's disease, 7 (0) Neuritis, peripheral, as a sequel to sun-bathing MoIXNE, Marcel: French death and birth rates, 1301 MIuRLESS, Bryan C. (and F. L. McLAUGHLIN): (James Hannan), 73 Momr, John Chassar: New type of apparatus for Does superfoetation occur ? Report of a possible Neurological Biographies and Addresses, rev., 389 self-administration of nitrous oxide in labouir, 466 case, 1309 (0) Neurological sequelle of spinal anaesthesia (Mac- -Appointed Nuffield Professor of Obstetrics and MURPHY, J. A. R.: Nasal sinusitis in children, 357 donald Critchley), 680 Gynaecology, 943 MURRAY, A. M. T. (and E. P. CATHCART): Report on Neurology: review of books on, 171, 389, 1205 3Mole, hydatidiform, Friedman test in (P. Lazarus- a Dietary Survey in Terms of the Actutal Foodstuffs Neuro-psychological basis of conduct disorder (R. G. BARLOW), 71 (0) Consumed, 397 Gordon), 1325 MOLESWORTH, E. H.: Introduction to derliatology, MNURRAY, Farquhar: Rectal injuries from an enema Neurosis, anxiety (H. W. Eddison), 92 rev., 21 nozzle, 1044 v Neuirosyphilis, hyperthermia in treatmiieInt of (A. MOLLOY, Leonard Greenhaln Star, obittuary notice of, MURRAY, George R., appointed medical member of a Weissmann), 495 475 Departmental Committee re compensation for NEUSTATTER, W. Lindesay: Birching of children, 889 Mongolism, 55 cotton industry workers disabled by respiratory NEVILE, Blanch F.: Language of the deaf, 530 Monmouthshire, malnutrition in (parlialuentary disease, 649 NEVILLE, W. S. Thacker: Anaesthesia for nose and note), 200-Free meals and milk in (parliamentarv MURRAY, H. A.: Iodine in pulmonary tuberculosis, throat operations, 346 note), 308 952 NEWCOMB, Lieuit.-Colonel: Report on Mfadras Mononucleosis, infections, and monocytic leukaemia IURRAY, P. D. F.: Boses. A Study of the Develop- hospitals and dispensaries, 938 (M. C. G. Israels), 601 (0)-Correspondence on, ment and Struteture of the Vertebrate Skeleton1, rev., NEWCOMB, Lieut.-Colonel Clive, C.I.E. conferred 1280 448 upon, 1041 MOXnRO, Thomas Kirkpatrick: Vacation courses for MURRAY, Ruth: New open-top oxygen tent, 812 Newfoundland: Medical work in, 55-Tuberculosis students, 728-Honorary LL.D. Glasgow con- Muscle, skeletal, action of acetylcholine on, 873 in (parliamentary note), 895 ferred upon, 831 Muscles, review of book on, 712 NEWLIN, D. A.: Mental ability in a rural coIII- MONTANARI, L., one hundred and fourth birthday of, Mustard gas. See Gas munity, 1322 846 MUSTARD, Harry S.: Rural Health Practice, 1027 "Newly born," definition of (parlalaentary note), MONTEITH, W. B. R.: Aetiology of femoral hernia. MUTCH, N.: Medicinal kaolin in food poisoning, 595 1055. See also Infanticide Act 1314 (0), 886 NEWMAN, J. L.: Schools for the physically defecti e, MONTESSORI, Maria: The Secret of Childhood, rev., 20 Myalgia, hyperthermia in treatment of (A, Weiss- 363 MOOR, Frewen: Gas lectures, economics, and war, mann), 495 NEWSHOLME, Sir Arthur: The Last Thirty Y'ears int 1283 Myco tuberculosis. See Tuberculosis Public Health. Recollections and Reflectionts ont My MOORE, A. M. A.: Prevention and treatment of Myelosis, megakaryocytic, with osteosclerosis Official and Post-Official Life, 506 ununited fractures, 575 (T. F. Hewer), 622 NEWTON, R.: Full-term extra-uterine pregnancy, 77.5> MOORE, A. R., Kkig George VI's Coronation Medal MYLES, R. Boulton: R¢adiograph or radiogramn, 530 NEWTON, W. H.: Evans' Recent Advances isb conferred upon, 1143 -Radiograph or skiagram, 731 Physiology, fifth edition, rev., 75 THE BRITISH 22 JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

New Year Honouirs. See Honours Notes, Letters, Answers, etc. (continued)): Nursina Homes, new edition, rev., 1026 New York City, health of, 505 Iodine, external uise of, 374, 482, 540, 593, 649, Nursing homes. super0ision of (parliamentary note), New Zealand: Abortion, problemii of, report, 1087- 693, 900 844 British Medical Association, 883-National Health Iodine in pulmonary tuberculosis, 900, 952, 1056, Nursing service, lholnse, provident scheme for Greater Insurance, 883-Royal Australasian College of 1144 London, inaugural meeting, 878 Surgeons, scientific meeting, 882 "Itch," sulphur for. 374 Nursing staffs of Scottish maternity homes (parlia- NICHOLS, F. C. (editor): First Aid to the Injuredaind Keloid, treatment of, 1102 mentary note), 429 Sick (Warwick and Tunstall), fifteenth edition, Kitchen, a giant, 374 NUSSBRECHER, A. M. (and F. MORTON): Idiopathic rev., 1317 Kitchen offices in hospitals, 952 steatorrhoea, 1152 (0) NICHOLLS, M. F.: Injuriesof peripheral nerves, 348- Labour, painless, 56 Nuitritionin Australiaand India (leading article), 1319 Psychiatric clinics, 684 Laennec, mementoes of, 846 Nutrition, Advisory Committee on: First report, NICHOLSON, J. C.: Intraperitoneal haemiorrhage Lumbago, 152 719, 757, 771-Parliamentary note on, 736, 896 from a Graafian follicle, 585 Maps, Coronation, of miiotorists, 1008 1003, 1052-Leadina article on report, 757- NICHOLSON, Lieut.-Coloncl Ronald William Edward Margarine with vitamins, 810 Discussion in the House of Lords, 1052 HunLtley, obituary notice of, 422 Mastitis of puberty in the male, 1188 Nutrition, debate on (parliamentary note), 896 NICKERSON, Major-General W. H. S., appointed Maternity convalescent home, 1296 Nuitrition and famiiily budgets (parliamentary note). Colonel Commandant of the Royal Army Medical Medal, ownership of a, 900 844 Corps., 98 Medical aid in Spain, 1188 Nutrition and food (E. P. Cathcart), 435 (0)-Corre- NICOL, W. D.: Report on the malarial treatment Medical golf. See Golf spondence on, 781 centre unit at Horton Mental Hospital, 1081 Medical paper in basic English, 310 Nutrition and health (Sir Robert McCarrison), now Nicotine poisoning (H. W. Willis), 668 Medical veteran, 152 published in pamphlet form, 1296 "Nightmare's nest," London seen as an inferno Menopause, late, 738 Nutrition and infectious disease (S. J. Cowell) 7773- (Henry Robinson), 821 MIerck products, 152 Discussion, 773-Correspondence on, 846 Nijisssky, Vaslav, Diary of, rev., 971 Minnitt's apparatus, 1008 Nutrition and minimum income (parliamentary note), Nipple, Paget's disease of, review of book on, 270 M4ongolism, 55 1293 Nitrous oxide self-administered in labour. new type of Motor car insurance, 104 Nutrition of school children (parliamentary note), apparatus for (Chassar Moir), 466 Motorists, ('oronation maps for, 1008 368. See also School NOBLE, R. L.: Relation between pituiitary and Motoring queries, 1008 Nutrition, study of in Tanganyika (parliamentary gastric secretions, 629 Nephritis following gastric ulcer therapy, 430 note), 1055 Nocifensor lesion of hand. See Hand Newfoundland, medical work in, 55 Nutrition. See also Malnutrition Nocifensor system of nerves. See Nerves Nutrition and health, 1296 _Nystagmus (I. C. Mlichaelson), 587 Noise, effects of (parliamentary note), 201 Nutrition and infectiouis disease, 846 Nystaglnus, miner's, assessment of disabilitv in Noise and health (parliamentary note), 1343 Obstetrics and gynaecology at Otago, 430 Herbert Caiger), 410 Nomenclatuire of mental hospitals, 295 Orthopaedic nursing certificate, 1144 NORMAN, Vincent: Early diagnosis and treatment of Oxaluria, 593, 846, 1240 heart failure, 1338 " Patient, Nurse, and Hospital," 650 NORRIE, Captain H. F. J., appointed Officer of the Peritoneal adhesions, prevention of, 794 Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 Perspective in medicine and art, 1296 Northcote Trust, annual report, 157 Pharmacopoeia, British, addendum, 1936, 56, 310 0 Nose disease, review of books on, 810, 1258. See also -Guide to, 310 OAKLEY, C. A. (and Angus MACRAE): Handbook Throat Physical fitness, exercise, and drill; 374 of Pigmentation, disfiguring, 1240 Vocational Guidance, rev., 969 NOSWORTHY, M. D.: Anaesthesia for nose and throat Pneumonia, new view of, 594 Obesity due to pathological causes (Francesco operations, 346 Galdi), 1020 Posture, 1352 Obliterative vascular disease. See Vascular Premedication in minor surgery, 794 Obstetrical flying squads, 886 Notes, Letters, Answers, etc.: Proctitis, chronic, 1188 Obstetrical practice, surgical intervention in Academic costume, 430, 482, 594 Prostatectomy by the two-stage method, 540 (Dal-lec 952 Pyorrhoea, treatnment of, 254 Louise Mcliroy), 800 (0) Achondroplasia, Red Obstetrics, blood transfusion in (Malcolm D. Black), Air raid precautions in Wandsworth, 1008 Cross in Spain, 1008 903 (0)-Correspondence on, 996, 1043, 1090, Alcoholic poisoning, 1351 Reducing by the book, 1240 1176, 1280 Ambulances, London, false calls for, 104 Rheumatism in general practice, 1056, 1352 Obstetrics, modern advances in (Marshall Scott), 1222 Appendicitis, epidemic, 254 Sanatoria, the earliest, in England, 104 Obstetrics, recent advances in (Keren Parkes), 1330 Ascorbic acid, 846 School for psychoneurotic girl, 55 Obstetrics, review of books on, 75, 273, 665 Asthma query, 952, 1188 Schools, nursery, for distressed areas, 56 Obstetrics. See also Gynaecology and Midwifery Automobile Association Irish Handbook, 1240 Schrotter, Leopold von, 310 Obstruction, intestinal, caused by adenomyoma (A. Bandages, stericrepe, 694 Seasickness, remedy for, 55 Gough), 993 Barell's Festschrift, 202 Serum proteins, classification of, 846 Obstruction, prostatic. See Prostatic Bismuth therapy, 482 Shock, a curative, 694 Obturation for injection treatment of hernia (J. P. Bromide intoxication, 104 Short-wave therapy, 1008, 1102, 1144, 1352 Hastings), 1159 Calcium aspirin, 254 Sleep, broken, in middle age, 649, 738, 794 O'Connor, Donald M.: Benzedrine, 43 Cancer cells and revolutionary groups, 482 Sleep rolling, 694, 794, 900 Ocular changes in pregnancy (Grace Jones), 467 Chestnuts, sweet, In epidemic jaiundice, 1056 Society of Public Analysts and other Analytical Occupational diseases (Donald Hunter), 700 (0), Chilblains ? cure for, 482 Chemists, 694 1352-A correction, 1352. See also Disease in Cod-liver oil, crude, 310 Sodiuin chloride ampoules, sterile, 694 industry Colorimetric tests for oxidation-reduction, 694 Squibb's products, 1296 Occupational therapy (Wilfred Harris), 1172 Congress on Leprosy, Cairo (1938), a correction, 650 Streptococcal infections, treatment of, 152 ODLUM, Doris: Mfental disorder and the endocrines, " Constitutional therapy," 694 Switzerland in winter, 56 406 Continuity, 1296 Sympathectomy, aftermath of, 1295 O'DONNELL, 'Mr., King George VI's Coronation Corrections, 104, 152, 202, 254, 430, 650, 952, 1102, Too much zeal, 202 Medal conferred upon, 1143 1188, 1352 Tooth extraction, sequels of, 594 Odontology, review of book on, 390 Cramp, nocturnal, 55, 104 Traffic light drill, 794 Oedema, angioneurotic (David R. Hughes), 121- Delinquency, psychotherapy of, 152 Transilluminoscope, a cheap, 540 Correspondence on, 244, 299, 526, 585-Of the Dermatitis of the feet, 202, 254 Tuiberculosis in general practice, 1056, 1352 tongue, 526, 585 Diphtheria, the saliva In, 56 Turbinates, sclerosing submucosal injection of the, Oesophageal surgery (Grey Turner), 38 Directory of the Chartered Society of Massage and 594 Oestrin administration, orally, for premature babies Medical Gymnastics, 152 Twins, criminology of, 56 (Mabel F. Potter), 1201 (0) Disclaimers, 254, 310, 846, 900, 1240 Ulcer, peptic, treatment of, 254 Oestrin in blood and urine (O. Vaughan Jones), 522 Explanation and apology, 1102 Uraemia in ophthalmnology, 482 Oestrogenic compounds, chemistry of, and methods Feet, painful, 738, 846 Vaccination marks, disfiguring, 540 of assay (E. C. Dodds), 398 Filing cabinet wanted, 1295 Vasospasm after charcoal treatment, 5a Oestrogenic hormones. See Hormones Finger-nails, splitting, 1144, 1188, 1240 Veterinary curriculum, 1008 OFFICER, R.: Problem of blood transfusion, 1330 Frauds on doctors, 650 Vincent's angina, 900 Offices Regulation BIll, 251 Friars' balsam for dressings, 1240 Vitamnin E, 594 Offices (parliamentary note), 251 Gangrene complicating diphtheria, 1188 Wanted-a patient with a biliary fistula, 794 OGILVIE, W. H.: On surgical diagnosis, 1 (0)- Gas-air apparatus, Minnitt's, 1008 Warnings, 202, 650, 794, 952, 1056, 1144 Malignant bone tumours, 186-Osteogenic sarcomia, Gas cooking in hospital, 1240 Wax solvents, 594, 650, 694 186 Gas dispersion in pyelography, 1102, 1295 WhLat about ourselves ? 738 Oil, cod-liver, crude, in treatment of wounds (M. B. Glossitis, chronic, 1102 Daver), 169-Correspondence on, 310 Golf, medical: Manchester and District MLedical NoTT, Herbert W.: Modes of administering thyroid Oil, iodized (lodatol), 392 Golfers' Association: Challenge Cup, 1296- siibstances, 246 Oil, iodized, emulsion of, for x-ray examination of Mfedical Golfing Society, 846-SIssex Medical empyema cavities (Wilfrid Trillwood), 173 and Dental Golfing Society, Spring meeting, 1240 NOVA ET VETERA: O'KELLv, 0. D.: Need for a national serum instituite Gonorrhoea, treatlment of, 540 Coronation and a disused ritual (touching for in Ireland, 884 Granuloma annulare, 594 King's evil), 1036 OKINCZvYC, Joseph: Humani8me et Mfdecine, rev., Grenfell Association of Great Britain and Ireland: Gynaecology and obstetrics, history of (Edwin M. 1159 Report, 55 Jamtieson), 1122-Isis, 1083 OLDFIELD, Carlton: Moynihan memorial, 1280 Guy's Hospital Gazette: a jubilee, 56 Liverpool, Medical History of (Thomas H. Bicker- OLDFIELD, Josiah: Posture, 1352 Hawthornberry jam, 1188 ton), 232 OLDFIELD, Michael C. (and John R. H. TowERS): Hennessy, Thomas, memorial to, 430 Medical books, old, 1083 Thrombosis of subelavian vein coimplicating Herpes zoster and varicella, 738, 900 Medical History, Annals of (edited by Francis R. hyperthyroidism, 808-(and J. T. INGRAM): Income tax, 104, 152, 202, 254, 310, 374, 482, 540, Packard), 87, 770, 1122 Hereditary sebaceous cysts, 960 (0), 1102-A 594, 649, 694, 738, 794, 900, 952, 1008, 1056, Siiupson, Sir James Young, 87 correction, 1102 1102, 1144, 1188, 1240, 1296, 1352. For details Oldham, small-pox at (parliamentary note), 252 see General Index NUFFIELD, Lord, awarded the Albert Medal of the Oleothorax in obliterative pleurisy (F. G. Chandler), Influenza, drug treatment of, 202 Royal Society of Arts, 1216 65 (0) Influenza, prophylactic against, 152 Nursery schools. See Schools Oligomenorrhoea in Graves's disease, comnioliness of Infra-red ray apparatus, 649 Nursing certificate. See Certificate (V. JonAs and E. Markalous), 218 Inn, the old English, 1056 Nursing, District, in London: Annual meeting of OLIvER, John: Laboratory diagnosis of gonorrhoea, Insulin booklet, 202, 900 Central Council, 523 350 Insulin, protaniine zinc, 900 Nursing, District, Queen's Institute of: Jubilee of, OLIVER, M. J.: Present-day methods of sterilising Inversion, an unfortunate, 310 1272 dressings, 1089 Iodine albuminate, 1144 Nursing, District, in Scotland: Annual report of OLIVER, T. H.: Classification of the glycosuirias, Iodine, colouirless, 1352 Scottish Branch of the Queen's Institute of, 39 105 (0) THE BRITISH 23 JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX iMEDICAL JOURNAL

OLIVER, W. Jenkins, obituary notice of, 249, 304 PAGET-ToMLINSON, W. S., obituary niotice of, 420 Parliament, Medical Notes In (continited): Omnibus strike: Couirt of inquiry, 1007-Evidence Pain, anatomy of, 80 Asbestosis disablemiient, certifliates of, numbers, of doctors, 1007-Health aspects, 1172 Pain, iliac fossa, left, in women (D. A. Mitchell), 352 1344 Onchocerciasis and blindness (Richard P. Strong), 348 Pain, intense, after removal of wisdom tooth (M. Ballot, result of, 251 Open Door Council: Annual meeting, Birnsingham Dechaume), 1015 Bechuanaland, medical services in, 538 (1937), 463 PAIN, Major Alfred, Efficiency Decoration of the Bedaux system in factories, 537 Operation, Interposition (J. St. George Wilson), 777 Territorial Army conferred upon, 1099 Beef and Veal Custolus Duties Bill. 251, :307 Ophthalmic benefit. See Insurance Palestine, health policy in, report, 228-Mortality Birching at Doncaster Court, 950 Ophthalmic treatment of school children (parlia- among Jewish infants in, 769-Tuberculosis in Birching of juveniles: Committee of Inquiry, 692, mentary note), 1342 (Norman H. Maclennan), 1038 899. See also Corporal punishment. Ophthalmology, uraemia in, 482 PALIN, Edward Watson, obituary notice of, 364 Birth rate, the declining, 427 Ophthalmology. See also Eye PALMER, H. A. Mental disorder and the endocrine. Blind Persons Bill to extend the principle of Ophthalmoscope, a polarizing (J. D. M. Cardell), 501 405 removal of from the administrations of the Poor Opium Convention, World (parliamentary note), 1052 PALMER, Captain Trevor Edward, O.B.E. conferred Law, 592 Opium, Raw, Regulations, 1937, 1314 upon, 1041 Blind persons, registered, 308 Opium smoking in the Far East, 1167, PALMER, W. H.: Ludwig's angina treated with Blind persons, training of, 1006 OPSAHL, R.: Records of necropsies of primary prontosil, 472 Blood, oorpse, transfusion of, 692 malignant disease of lungs, 1202 PALSER, J. E. J.: Bromide intoxication, 104- Blood transfusion in the Army, 950 Opticians, sight-testing (parliamentary note), 253 Birching of children, 836 Board of Control, Vote for, 1287 Oral infections (E. Wilfred Fish), 724 PANTING, Rona M. (and Stanley W. WILLIAIS): Board of Control for Scotland, report, 791 Oral props in general anaesthesia (A. H. L. Baker), Treatment of aspirin poisoning by intravenous Bomb-proof shelters. See Air raid 560 sodium lactate solution, 550 (0) Broadmoor, administration of, 54 Oral surgery club, 838 Papers, reprints of. See Reprints Budget, 895. See also Finance Bill. " Orheptal," a liver preparation, 666 Papworth Village Settleraent, non-tuberculous Cambridge scientists' anti-war group, 480 ORME, C. L'Estrange: Blood sedimentation rates in employees at (parliamentary note), 428-Unem- Canteens in schools. See Schools. rheumatoid arthritis, 778-A multiple tube ployed men at (parliamentary note), 480-An Capitation fee. See Insurance. sedimentometer, 921 appeal, 693 Card room workers: Committee on com-npensation, ORR, Sir John Boyd: National Scottish food policy, Para-aminobenzene sulphonaniide obtainable in this 736 295-(And others): What Science Stands For, rev., country, 152 Cattle diseases, eradication of, 1238 1071 Parachute flying: WMomen doctors in Moscow Census, quinquenpial, the case for, 737 Orthopaedic conditions, 1229 complete their studies in, 201 Charity Commissioners for England and Wales, Orthopaedic nursing certificate, 1144 Paralyses, ocular, following mumps (T. Harrison report, 841 Orthopaedic surgery, review of book on, 862, 1117. Butler and A. J. Wilson), 752 (0) Children and Young Persons (Scotland) Bill, 589, See also Orthopaedic cohditions. Paralysis, abductor, bilateral, necessitating tracheo- 1050, 1142, 1287 Orthopaedics, review of book on, 1316 tomy in labour (Thomas A. Clarke), 270 Cinematograph Filiums (Animals) Bill, 844-Seconid Orthoptics, review of book on, 1315 Paralysis of accommodation as a result of internal reading, 844 OSBORN, G. A.: Two unusual deaths: A failed administration of stramonium (Humphrey Neanme), Civil List, 645, 690, 1287-Royal Assent to, 1287 suicide; a peculiar drowning, 328 498 Civil List Pensions, 690 OsBoRN, Henry Alexander, obituary notice of, 303 Paralysis, facial, treatmiient of (Macdonald Critchley), Coal Mines Act, accidents under, numbers, 1344 OSBORN, T. N. B.: Complement or Alexin, rev., 921 402-Discussion, 403 Coal Mines (Employment of Boys) Bill, 476, 895, Osborne Convalescent Home: Appointmnenlts to, 1349 Paralysis, infantile, made a notifiable disease in 1142 O'SHAUGHNESSY, Laurence: Treatment of cardiac Switzerland, 103 Coalowners and silicosis. See SWliosis. ischaemia, 184-Awarded the John Hunter bronze Paralysis, Infantile. See also Poliomyelitis Colonial Office Vote, 1235 medal, 840 Paralysis radial,traumatic(George H. Edington), 777 Comfort and warmth, 54 OSMAN, A. Arnold (editor): Original Papers of PARAMORE, R. H.: Uterine prolapse, 466 Consolidated Fund (No. 1) Bill, 423, 735-Royal Richard Bright on Renal Disease, rev., 810 Parathyrold glands and renal rickets, 620 Assent to, 735 Osteitis deformans in three sisters (H. Rast and F. Parathyroid glands (Donald Hunter) 929. See al.o Coroners: No legislation this session, 793 Parkes Weber), 918. See also Paget's bone disease Glands Coroners' comments, 899 Osteoarthropathy, hypertrophic pulmonary, as the Paratyphoid B infection, diagnosis of (J. C. Fuller), Coroners, debate on, 841 first symptom of pulmonary neoplasm (J. W. 632 Coroners' districts in the County of Denbigh, Craig), 750 (0) PARDO-CASTELLO, V. : Diseases of the Nails, rev., 389 Order for alteration of, 736 Osteochondritis dissecans (Douglas S. Stevenson and Parenteral therapy, review of book on, 970 Corporal punishment of juveniles, 899, 1054, 1237, Fergus L. Henderson), 963 (0)-Correspondence Paris: Leprosy ontracted in (C. Flandin and 1343. See also Birching on, 1094 J. Ragu), 832-Plague in, 337-Poliomyelitis in, Corpse blood. See Blood Osteochondritis, ischiopublc (J. Torgensen), 31 633-Post-graduate courses in, 737 Cost of lving: Of working-class families, 648 Osteology, review of book on, 448 Paris. See also France Dangerous drugs. See Drugs Osteopathic colleges, 1340 Paris Midical for January 2 devoted to tuberculosis, Deaf Children School Attendance Bill, 251, 365, Osteopaths Registration Bill, 365, 423 151-For April 3 to gastro-enterology, 846- 536, 690, 895. See also Education (Deaf Osteopathy: What Osteopathy ? (Charles Hill and For May 15 to diseases of the liver and pancreas, Children) Bill H. A. Clegg), 868-A frank analysis (Sir Walter 1187 Defence expenditure, 423 Langdon-Brown), 868-Correspondence on, 1046. PARK, W. D.: Gas gangrene, 301 Defence Loans Bill, 536, 589, 946 1137, 1284 PARKE, Honorary Brigade Surgeon Duke, obituary Dental Board of the United Kingdom, income and Oswego, New York State: Scarlet fever outbreak notice of, 643 expenditure of, 791 at, 593 PARKER,A. 0. Cardiff Corporation Accident Service, Dental treatment of unemployed, 1343 Otitis media in early childhood (Dr. Le Mee), 1083- 580 Diets, model, In mental hospitals, 737 Discussion, 1083 PARKER, George, obituary notice of, 999 Diphtheria incidence and immunization in Otolaryngology, review of book on, 919 PARKER, William Rushton: Origin of the West- Huddersfleld, 648, 1344 Otology, renaissance of (Douglas Guthrie), 1076 morland Consumption Sanatorium, 999-Recovery Divorce and drunkenness. See Marriage Bill Ovarian cycle, physiology of (J. M. Robson), 512, 566 from severe syphilis without medicine, 1093 Divorce (Scotland) Bill, 428, 589, 895 Overcrowding in Scotland (parliamentary note), 1343 PARKES, A. S. (and R. K. CALLOW): Chemistry and Doctors, alien, admission of, 1237 Overcrowdkng survey (parliamentary note), 539 assay of male hormones, 456-The thyrotropic Dogs, experiments on, 251 Overcrowding. See also Housing hormone, 1277 Drug Fund. See Insurance Ovulation, review of book on, 920 PARKES, Keren: Recent advances in obstetrics, 1310 Drugs, Dangerous, Regulations, 1937, 1341 OWEN, Eric F. D.: Angina innocens, 997 PARKINSON, G. S. (and W. W. JAMESON): A Synopsis Drugs, thefts of, from doctors' cars, 252 OWEN, Robert 1).: Malignant disease of the of Hygiene, fifth edition, rev., 172 Drunkenness alleged from British wines, 950 pharynx, 142 Drunkenness and divorce. See Marriage Bill OWEN-JONES, B.: Blood transfusion in obstetrics, Parliament, Medical Notes in: Duke-Fingard Inhalation treatment, 1187 1090 Abortion, Committee on, 1142 Earsdon Joint Hospital District Bil, 53, 1050- Oxaluria, 593, 846, 1240 Accident rate, juvenile, 201 Royal Assent to, 1050 OxENIus, K.: Influenza epidemic at Chemnitz, 284 Accidents in coal inines, nunibers, 1344 Edinburgh Royal Maternity and Simpson Memorial OXFORD, A. W.: Appreciation of William Hunter, Accidents, road, 54, 647-Numbers, 54 Hospital Order Confirmation Bill, 895, 946, 199 Acetic acid and vinegar, 54 1003-Royal Assent to, 1003 Oxidation-reduction, colorimetric tests for, 694 Agricultural education and research, 530- Education (Deaf Children) Bill, 895, 946, 1003- Oxygen administration, 526-Statistics, 963 Supplementary estimate for, 536 Royal Assent to, 1008. See also Deaf Children Oxygen administration, flow meter and bumaidifier Air raid protection, 252, 308, 309, 426, 429, 538, (School Attendance) Bill. for an inexpensive (E. P. Poulton), 1113 (0) 591, 648, 692, 1055, 1291-Bomb-proof shelters, E¢zgs, Imported, alleged infection in, 737 Oxygen Tent and Nasal Catheter (Argyll Campbell 1055-Gas masks, 308, 429, 692, 1291-Gas- Electro-filters and poisonous smokes, 950 and E. P. Poulton), 971 proof shelters, public, 538-Government to help Empire Settlement Bill, 306, 307 Oxygen tent, new opeD-top (Hugh Gainsborough, with cost of equipment, 309-Instructional Employers' Liability Bill, 538 J. Addyman Gardner and Ruth Murray), 812 course at Falfield, 309-Instruction of doctors Essex, South-East, Joint Hospital District Bill, Oxygen tent service, 413, 474 in anti-gas tteatment, 426-Local authorities 1050 Oxygen tents, sitnple gas-analysis apparatus for use and, 252, 309-Medical instruietion in, 648- Estimates : Agriculture and Fisheries, 1235, 1293- with (Huefh Gainsborough and J. Addyman Protective measures criticized, 426-Respirators Air Force, 645, 647, 690-Army, 645, 647, 691- Gardner), 813 and concentrated gases, 591 Board of Education, 365, 1287, 1341-Board of Allen doctors. See Doctors Trade, 1142-Civil, 647, 841, 896, 1142-Health Ambulance work in Spain, 54 Ministry, 1235, 1287-Medical provisions, 647- Animal diseases: Government 1293 Navy, 647-Prison Commissioners, 1291- policy, Supplementary, for agricultural education and Animals, experiments on, 371, 845,1055-Without 536 P licence, 845 research, Animals in films. See Cinematograph Evesham and Pershore Joint Hospital District PACKARD, Francis R. (editor): Annals of M11edical AnimaLs Protection Bill, 1003 Act: Royal Assent to, 690 History, vol. 8, No. 6, 1936, rev., 87-Vol. 9, No. 1, Annual Holiday Bill, 589 Expiring Laws Continuance Act, 53-Royal January, 1937, rev., 770-No. 2, March, 1937,1122 Anthrax, number of cases, 1344 Assent to, 53 Paediatrics, review of books on, 755 Anti-gas. See Air raid Exportation of Horses Bill, 1184 additional 537- Ex-Service men, health of, 536 Paediatrics. See also Children Approved Societies' benefits, Factories PAGE, A. P. M. : Value of liver extract, 1090 Benefit, rates of, -648-And umemployed on Bill, 306, 365, 367, 423, 477, 537, 589, 645, PAGE, Max., King George Vl's Coronation Medal extended insurance, 899-Transfer of members, 690, 791, 842, 897, 1003, 1050, 1142, 1184, 1235, conferred upon, 1143 1054-Adnilnlstration of benefit, 1186 1287-In Committee, 537, 589, 645, 690, 791, PAGE MUiller: Birching of children, 998 Architects Registration Bill, 306, 423 842, 897, 1003, 1050, 1184 PAGE. W. A.: Cancer of the breast, 472 Army and Air Force Annual Bill, 841, 895, 1003- Factories, textile, in the West Riding, numbers of Paget tradition (G. Grey Turner), 1318 Royal Assent to, 1003 women and young persons employed, 592 Paget's bone disease In three sisters (H. Rast and British: Deficiency in R.A.M.C. establislh- Factory Department of the Home Office, annual Army, 371 F. Parkes Weber), 918. See also Osteltis deformans ment, 1239 report, 1937 INDEX THE BRrITH 24 JAN.-JUNE, MEDICAL JOURNAL

Parliament, Medical Notes In (continuted): Parliament, Medical Notes in (continued): Parliament, Medical Notes in(centinued): Factory and Workshop Bill, 53 Maternity Service (Scotland) Bill, 251, 365, 423, Respirators and concentrated gases, 591. See also Finance Bill, 895, 1142, 1235, 1287 424, 479,841., 895, 949, 1006, 1050-Royal Air raid FirearmsBill, 306, 365, 473-Royal Assent to, 476 Assent to, 1050 Road accidents. See Accidents Fish Diseases Bill, 365, 895, 1050, 1142, 1287- Mfeals, free, in Monmouthshire, 308 Road Traffic Bill, 251 Royal Assent to, 1287 Mleals, free, to school children in Scotland, 648 Royal Army Medical Corps. See Army, British Floods in the Fens, 690 Meat, foreign, new duities on. 251. See also Beef Royal Coimmissioners and Inquiry Committees, 368 Gas masks. See Masks and Veal Cuistoms Duty Bill Royal National Hospital for Rheumatic Diseases, Gas, poison, 426-Protective miieabures criticized, Medical Practitioners' Communications (Privilege) Bath, 946 426. See also Air raid Bill, 370 Safety-glass, 1187 Gas-proofing rooms, 53 Medical research. See Research Scarlet fever at Doncaster, 252, 309 Gas-proof shelters, public, 538. See also Air raid Medicine duty, 365 School children, nuitrition of, 368 -General Medical Council, accounts and expendi- Medicine stamp duties, 476, 736, 845, 946 School dental inspection, 1239 ture, 791 Medico-Legal Institute, 845 Schoolm edical examinations in Glasgow, 1344 Geneva Convention Bill,5:3, 365, 476, 536, 690- Mental deficiency, expenditure on, 648 School medical inspection and treatment, expendi- Royal Assent to, 690 Mental hospital accom modation in Lancashire, 538 ture on, 948 Geysers not properly ventilated, sale of, 539 Mental out-patient clinics in Scotland, 648 Schools, canteens in, provision of, 950 Qlass silk, dangers of handling, 648 Merchant Shipping Bill, 589, 899-Welfare of Schools, nursery, 845 Glycerin, rise in price of, 592 crews of merchant ships, 899 Scottish Universities, See Universities. 4Gresford Colliery explosion inquiry, 476 Methsylated Spirits (Scotland) Bill, 365, 480, 589, Sheffield Corporation Bill, 645 Hairdressers' premises, cleanliness of, 591. See also 645, 791, 841, 895, 948, 1003, 1235, 1238 Sight-testing opticians, See Opticians Southampton Corporation Bill Midwifery services in Wales, 1186 Silicosis, 200, 371, 429, 845, 1006, 1187-Deaths, Health Department of Scotland: Annual report, M,fidwives Act: Administration, 308-Qualifica- 371, 429-In coal miners, 845-Causes of, 1006 736 tions nf midwives, 736-And maternity benefit, -Coal owners and compensation, 1187 Health Ministry: Estimates, 1235, 1287- 1007-Administration of in Glamorgan, 1293, Slum clearance: Extension of subsidies for, 736 Scientific personnel of, 1293-SSoke from 1344 Smallpox at Oldham, 252 industrial buildings, 1344-Staff accommoda- Milk adulteration, 648 Smallpox statistics, 1054 tion, 253 Milk, free, in Monmouthshire, 308 Smoke from induistrial buildings, 1344 Health services for children, cost of, 1054 Milk for infants and expectant mothers, 648 Southampton Corporation Bill, 591-Cleanliness Health services in Special Areas, 592. See also Milk, pasteurization of, 536, 950 of hairdressers' premises, 591 Special Areas Milk publicity propaganda, 423 Southampton nursing homes and notifiable 'erds, tuberculin-tested, 1293 Mines, safety in, 308 diseases, 368 .Hertfordshire, East, Joint Hospital District Bill, Ministers of the Crown BIll, 735, 841, 1341 Spanish refugee children and trachoma, 1142- 365, 735-Royal Assent to, 735 Monmouthshire: Free meals and milk in, 308 Health and medical care of, 1292-Typhoidin, Highlands and Islands, distress in, 53 Mortality, infant, 950 1343 Holidays with pay, numbers covered by agree- Mortality, infant, in Scotland, 538 Special Areas (Amendment) Bill, 791, 946, 1050- ments re, 592 Mortality, maternal: In Scotland, 309-In' Wales, Royal Assent to, 1050 Home-work set in schools, report on, 737 946, 1342-In England and Wales, 1007 Special areas, health services in, 592 Horses: Exportation of Horses Bill, 1184 Mortality, maternal, report, 538, 951, 1238 Spectacles, sale of, 692 Hospital staffing at Gibraltar, 1344 Mortuary provision, 950 Spirits, prescribed, duty on, 309 Hospitals, voluntary, finance of, 1055 "National Defence Contribution," 1287 Stamp books, advertisements in, 308 Hospitals, Voluntary (Paying Patients) Act, 1936, "Newly born," 1055. See also Infanticide Act Statutory Salaries Bill, 1184 841 -Noise, effects of, 201 Steel, import duty on, 690 Hospitals, voluntary,in Special Areas, assistance Noise and health, 1343 Sterilization, voluntary, 251, 841, 946-In for, 252 Nottinghamshire, South, Joint Hospital District hereditary mental deficiency, 946 'Housing in England and Wales, 1239 Act, 1050-Royal Assent to, 1050 Surgical treatment for poor persons, 1343 Housing in Glasgow, 53 Nursery schools. See Schools. Surgical treatment, post-dental, 429 'Housing in Scotland, 736, 949, 1239, 1343, 1344- Nursing homes, supervision of, 844 Tanganyika: Departmental Committee on human " Scandal" of, 1343 Nursing staffs of Scottish maternity hoiaies, 429. nutrition, 1055 -Hydrogen Cyanide (Fumigation) Bill, 841, 946, See also Maternity Telephones, public, cleanliness of, 1054 949, 1003 Nutrition, committee on, 736, 1003, 1052 Thames Barrage Bill, 1186 Income, minimum, and nutrition, 1293 Nutrition, debate on, 896 Trachoma and Spanish refugee children, 1142 India: Government of India and Burmah Acts, Nutrition, department committees on, in the Trade effluents. See Public Health (Drainage of 1935, 53 Colonial Empire, 1055 Trade Premises) Bil .Infanticide Act of 1922-Definition of "newly Nutrition and family budgets, 844 Trade Marks Amendment Bill, 1235, 1287 born," 1055 Nutrition and minimum income, 1293 Training centres, medical treatment at, 54, 251, Influenza, research on, 691 Nutrition of school children,.368. See also Schlool. 306, 309, 426-Organizers, 309 Inheritance (Family Provision) Bill, 251 Nutrition. See also Malnuitrition Trunk Roads Act, 53-Royal Assent to, 53 Inquests on infants: Doctors' fees, 480 Offices, powers and duities of local authorities, 251 Tubercuilin-tested herds, 1293 Inquests, post-mortem examinations for, 1054 Ophthalmic Benefit Regulations, 1342 Tuberculosis deaths, 308 Insane, certified, in Scottish mental institutions, Ophthalmic treatment of school children, 1342 Tuberculosis in Newfoundland, 895 1236 Opium Convention Conference, World, 1052 Tuberculosis in Scotland, expenditure on, 1239 insurance, National Health: Amendment Bill, Opium, Raw, Regulations, 1937, 1341 Tuberculosis in Southern Rhodesia, 54 536, 589, 645-Approved societies, additional Opticians, sight-testing, 253 Tuberculosis in Wales, 1236 benefits, 537: Benefit, rates of, 648-And Osteopaths Registration and Regulation Bill, 365, Typhoid fever outbreak atLiverpool, 592, 692, 1055 unemployed on extended insurance, 899- 423 Unemployment Assistance (Scotland) Act, 536 Transfer of members, 1054-Administration of Overcrowdingin Scotland, 949 Unemployment Assistance (Determination of benefit, 1186-Benefit, waiting period for, 481- Overcrowding survey, 539 Need) Regulations, 53 Capitation Fee Tribunal, 692, 950, 1054- Palace of Westminster: protective measures Unemployment Assistance (Period of Occasional Capitation fee for young persons, 252, 647, 736, against gas and air attacks, 592 Sickness) Rules, 1937, 791 1293, 1341-Dental treatment of unemployed, Papworth: non-tuberculous employees at, 428- Unemployment Assistance (Temporary Provi- 1343-Dispensing under the Act, 476, 737- Unemployed men at, 480 sions) (Amendment) Bill, 251, 306, 423, 476- Drug fund and sickness, 950-Extension of, 371 Pensions, Civil List, 690 Royal Assent to, 476 -Insured persons not choosing a panel doctor Pensions, contributory, numbers insured between Unemployment insurance, salary limit for, 737 736-Medical Benefit Amendment Reguliat.ions 60 and 65, 539 Unemployment and malnutrition, 53 (Scotland) 1937, 1341-Medicines, dispensing of, Pensions, contributory, extension of scheme, 962, Universities, Scottish, grants to: Inquiry com- 476, 737-Midwives Act aad maternity benefit, 841 mittee, 950 1007-National Health Insurance Amendment, Pensions Ministry: Beneficiaries under, numlbers, Unqualified practice, 308-The Law and, 308 Bill, 536, 589, 645-Members insured between 371 Vaccination, 648, 692, 1054, 1055-Deaths follow- 60 and 65 years, 539-Ophthalmic benefit, 307, Pensions, Widows', Orphans, and Old Age ing, 648, 692-Statistics, 1054-Deaths of 1342-Regulations, 1937, 1342-Practitioners, Contributory (Voluntary Contributors) Bill, 946, infants under 1 year, 1055 numbers of, 647-Referees, 844-Regulations, 1050, 1142, 1235 Veal, foreign, new duties on, 251. See also Beef 481-Remuneration, scale of, arbitration on, Petroleum (Consolidation) Act, 1928, 737-(on- and Veal Customs Duties Bill 645-Sickness and the drug fund. See Drug- veyance by road of dangerous substances, 737 Ventilation of House of Commons, 1343, 1344 Unemployment. See Unemployment. Physical Training and Recreation Bill, 645, 841, Vitamins added to margarine, 592 Jaundice, spirochaetal, 737 1003, 1287, 1341 Vivisection on Dogs, Prohibition of (Scotland) Bill, Keratitis from mustard gas, 538 Physical training. See also Training 841 liver products, import duty on, 251, 307. See also Poison gas. See Air raid and Gas Vivisection, penalties, 648 Beef and Veal Customs Duties Bill Poole Corporation Bill and pasteurization, 950 Vivisection. See also Animals, experiments on. liverpool United Hospital Bill, 53, 841, 895, 1341 Poor Law Institutions, appropriation of, 1344 Waltham Joint Hospital District Act, 735-Royal Livestock Industry Bill, 841, 1003, 1050 Population, trend of, 648 Assent to, 735 Local authorities, "block grants " to, 423 Prison expenditure, 1291 Water Supplies Act, Rural, 1934, 371-Progress of Local authorities, exchequer aid to, 537 Prisons, commissioners, and directors of conilet schemes, 371 Local Government (Finance Provisions) Bill, 423, prisons, report of, 946 Water supply investigation in Scotland, 1055 536, 537, 645 Public Health Act, 1936, 251 Wisbech Joint Isolation Hospital District Bill, 365, Local Government (Finance Provisions) (Scotland) Public Health Acts, 309 735-Royal Assent to, 735 Bill, 536 Public Health (Drainage of Trade Premises) Bill, Woodhall Spa Urban District Council Bill, 1003 Local Government Superannuation Bill, 1054, 1341 589, 646, 690, 735, 841, 1235, 1238 Parotitis, septic, prontosil in, 997 Lunacy, Lord Chancellor's visitors in, report, 1341 Public Health (Imported Food) Regulations, 946 PARR, G.: The Low Voltage Cathode Ray Tube, rev., Malnutrition discussed in the House of Lords, 1052 Public Health (Regulations as to Food) Acts, 946 1207 -Malnutrition in Monmouthshire,.200 Public health laws, Scottish, 538 PARRY, L. A.: When is abortion lawful? 470- Malnutrition. See also Nutrition Public Order Act, 53-Royal Assent to, 53 Birching of children, 998 Manchester Royal Infirmary and new Labour Public Records (Scotland) Bill, 306 Wilson: of John Attlee, 688 Public Works Loans Bill, 306 PARRY, T. Appreciation Exchange, 592, 898 -Immortal Names and Other Poems, rev., 1207 Bill, Recruits, health of, 793 Pasteurization. See Milk Marriage 252, 424, 895, 1142, 1184, 1235, 1236 Recruits, special training and nourishment of, 309 -Drunkenness as a ground for divorce, 252- PATEL, J. B.: Birth by the rectum, 1159 Regency Bill, 251, 306, 365, 369, 423, 476, 536, 690 and blood tests. See Blood Grounds for divorce, 424, 895 -Question of incapacity, 369-Royal Assent Paternity group gas, distribution of, 308-Regional store PATERSON, Donald: Sick Children: Diagnosis ald 'Masks, to, 690 Treatment, second edition, rev., 755 depots for, 429-Filter material In, 692-Issue Research, Medical, Report of Committee of the PATERSON, Dr.: Mental disorder and the endocrines, to civilians, 1291 Privy Council, 423 405 mortality. See Mortality. Maternal Research: Medical Research Council, report of, PATERSON, Ralston : Irradiation in maliguant Xaternity homes, DScottish, nursing staff of, 429 1935-36, 423 disease, 574-Wave-length in radiotherapy, 1275 JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX THE BRMSH MEDICAL JOURNAL 25

PATERSON, S. J. (and J. M. ROBSON): Progesterone Phosphatase, blood, in bone disease and jaundice Poliomyelitis in Paris (L. Tanon and A. Besson), 633 in pre-eclamptic toxaemia, 311 (0) (Noah Morris), 91 Poliomyelitis, prevention of by nasal spraying, 1126 Pathology, animal, 1229, 1339 Phospho-mandelate, collosol, 922 Polyneuritis in female subjects (P. Klotz), 753 Pathology, review of books on, 123, 811 Phthisis. See Tuberculosis Poole Corporation Bill, 571, 950-Pasteurization of Patient, nurse and hospital, 650 Physical education in schools, 134-London con- milk, 571, 950 PATRICK, A.: Advanced extra-uterine pregnancy, ference, 134 POOLE, H. Edmund (editor): The Wisdom ofAndrew 1156 (0) Physical fitness, exercise and drill, 374 Boorde, rev., 559 PATRICK, Norman Coluin, obituary notice of, 894 Physical fitness in Scotland, 190, 780 (P. S. Lelean), 1 '0 Poor Law Institutions, appropriations of (parlia- PATTERSON, S. W., neoplasm of the colon, 882 Physical laboratory. See Laboratory mentary note), 1344 PATTISON, A. R. D.: Auditory nerve section, 834 Physical medicine, 43, 93 Population: Increases in Berlin, 151 PAUL, Frank T.: Pathogenesis of cancer, 141 Physical medicine centre in London, 884 Population, future of our (leading article), 759 PAVEL, 1. (and M. CHIRAY): La Vesicale Biliaire Physical Training and Recreation Bill, 643, 841, Population, review of book on, 919 et ses Voies d'Excrdtion, second edition, rev.,1070 1003, 1287, 1341 Population, trend of (parliamentary note), 648 PAYNE, W. W.: Protamine insulin, 187 Physical training, review of books on, 1206 Porphyrinuria, congenital, 131 Peace campaign, medical, 1092 Physical training (parliamentary note), 54, 231, 306 PORRITT, Arthur E.: Frequency of micturition PEARSON Karl, appreciation of, 430 309, 426, 645. See also Training in the adult, 37-Appointed Surgeon to the House- PEARSON, S. Vere: Tuberculosis and city environ- Physically defective, schools for the, 363. See also hold, 532 ment, 988 Schools Port medical officer (Liverpool), the work of a, 1334 PEARSON, W. J.: An oxygen tent service, 413 Physician's survey (leading article), 1075 PORTER, Mame T. (and L. Jean BoGERT): Dietetics PECKER, Dr., obituary notice of, 790 Physiology, review of books on, 75, 124, 390, 1024 Simplified, The Use of Foods in Health and Disease, PEEL, Albert A. Fitzgerald: Angina innocens ? 1088 PICKEN, Ralph M. F.: The new Journal typography, rev., 1206 PEiRCE, Edward R.: Intra-epidermic vaccination, 97-Age incidence and sex incidence of milk-borne PORTER, R. R. M.: Intraperitoneal haemorrhage 1066 (0), 1228 typhoid, 1284 from a Graafian follicle, 301 Peking man, 455 PICKWORTH, F. A.: Mental disorder and the endo- Ports, Scottish, health of, 1226 Pellagra and hypo-adrenalinism (I. M. Sclare), crines, 405 POST, H. W.: Diseases of the colon, 631 1249 (0) Pigmentation, disfiguring, 1240 POST, H. W. A.: Salpingography, 1276 PELLER, S.: Death in childbirth, 36 PILCHER, Robin: Diagnosis of malignant disease of Post-graduate courses: In Berlin, 189, 592-In PEMBERTON, H. S.: Determination of thyroid the pharyox, 13 (0)-" Mixed tuimour " of the Edinburgh, 781-At Frankfuirt University, 309- activity, 239 lip, 967 In Glasgow, 1173-In London. See Notices in PENMAN, A.: Milk-borne scarlet fever at Doncaster, PILLMAN-WILLIAMS, E. C. (F. D. HOWITT, and S. Supplement-In Paris, 737 1280 Russ): Internal radon therapy, 208 (0) Post-hysterectomy. See Hysterectomy PENROSE, L. S.: Mental ability in a rural community, PINARD, Marcel, elected president of the Soci6tk Post-mortem examinations for inquests (parlia- 1322 Frangalse de Dermatologie et de Syphiligraphie, meDtary note), 1054. See also Inquests Pensions, Contributory (Voluntary Contributors) 201 Post office and the coroner, 397 Bill, 841, 946 Pineal gland (Samson Wright), 874 POSTON, Captain R. I., appointed Serving Brother Pensions, contributory, numbers between the ages PINES, N.: Crude cod-liver oil, 310 of the Order of St. John of Jeruisalem, 166 of 60 and 65 (parliamentary note), 539 Pink disease, 1077 Posture, 1352 Pensions, Civil List (parliamentary note), 690 PINKERTON, Robert Lachlan, obituary notice of, 534 Potentilla anserina, action of in dysmenorrhoea (P. Pensions, contributory, extension of scheme (par- PINNIGER, A. B., appointed Serving Brother of the Haupstein), 258 liamentary note), 692 Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 POTTER, Mabel F.: Oral administration of oestrin Pensions Ministry: Beneficiaries, numbers (par- PIrNSENT, Mrs., D.B.E. conferred upon, 1032 to premature babies, 1201 (0) liamentary note), 371 PIPER, J. E., appointed Serving Brother of the Order POULTON, E. P.: An oxygen tent service, 413- Pensions, Widows', Orphans' and Old Age Contri- of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 Oxygen Tent and Nasal Catheter, 971-An butory Pensions (Voluntary Contributors) Bill, PIRIE, James: Iodine in pulmonary tIlberculosis, inexpensive flow meter and humidifier for 946, 1050, 1142, 1235 1056, 1144 administering oxygen, 1113 (0) People's League of Health: National appeal for, PIROLLI, M.: Intestinal tuberculosis, 236 POWELL, D. A.: Fight against tuberculosis in Wales, 241, 875-Guildhall banquet in aid of, 875 PITTs, Dr.: The adrenal cortex, 1222 989 PEPERE, M.: Blood pressure during operations, 830 Pituitary extract during parturition, dangers of (E. POWELL, Colonel W. J., appointed Honorary Surgeon Peptic ulcer. See Ulcer Junghans), 1131 to the King. 1002 PEREIRA, Major John Michael, M.B.E. conferred upon, Pituitary, Houssay's work on, 927 POWIER, Sir D'Arcy: Royal Medical Benevolent 1042 Pituiitary secretion. See Secretion Fund centenary appeal, 581 Periarteritis nodosa, 718 Pituitary syndrome, an unusual, 1273 POWER, R. Wood: Treatment of mid-line ventral Perineal. See Perineum Pituitary, thyrotropic hormone of, and hsyper- hernia, 958 (0) Per;nephritic absces. See Abscess thyroidism (Arnold Loeser). 1276 Practice, perspective and poise in (R. A. Young), Perineum, torn, local anaesthesia in the repair of Placenta pracvia (Dugald Baird), 578 1057 (0)-Leading article on, 1075 (Stanley Way), 753-Correspondence on, 836, 939 Placentas, study of one thousand, 564 Practitioner: January issue has a special symposium Peripheral nerves. See Nerves Plague in Paris, 337 on gynaecology, 103-April issue to use and abuse Peritoneal adhesions, prevention of, 794 Plasma cholesterol content in diabetic Indians (J. P. of drugs, 846 P'erivasculitis retinae (A. J. Ballantyne and I. C. Bose and U. N. De), 168 Practitioners' Library of Medicine antd Surgery. Michaelson), 624 Plasmodium ovale infection (P. Manson-Bahr and Vol. ii. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, rev., 810 PERKINS, Alfred Llewellyn, obituary notice of, 422 W. J. Muggleton), 217 (0) PRASAD, Badri, M.B.E. conferred upon, 283 I'ERRINS, Richard: The defence in medical negli- Plaster strapping. See Strapping Pregnancy in diabetics (H. V. Tighe), 994 gence cases, 138 PirATT, Harry: Injuries of peripheral nerves, 347 Pregnancy, disorders of, hormone treatment of PERLPS, Suzanne (P. AMILE-WEIL and P. ISCH- PLATT, Robert: Angioneurotic oedema, 244 (T. N. A. Jeffcoate), 674, 720 WALL): La Ponction de la Rate, rev., 123 PLEASANCE, R. E.: Anaesthesia in America, 631 Pregnancy, extra-uterine, advanced (A. Patrick), PERN, Sydney: Substances promoting cell growth, Pleural effusions M. 1156 (0) 245-Prevention of peritoneal adhesions, 794 after thoracoscopy (O. Mistal), Pregnancy, extra-uterine, full term (F. J. Burke), 775 Bacterial 228- 1265 PERRY, C. Bruee: endocarditis, Pleurisy, ol)literative, value of oleothorax in (F. G. Pregnancy, extra-uterine, partial (Edgar P. Waters): Course and nmanageinent of congenital heart 65 1138 diseases, 289 Chandler), (0) Pregnancy, ocular changes in (Grace Jones), 467 PERRY, Major-General Henry Marrian Joseph, C.B. Plotz, Ella Sachs, Foundation of the Advancelineit Pregnancy, ovarian, 638 conferred upon, 1041 of Scientiflc Investigation: Report, 549-Grants Pregnancy and physical training, 584 Walter made by, 549 Personality, dual (Sir Langdon-Brown), 1278 PLUMMER, N. S.: Blood transfusion fatalities, 94 Pregnancy, review of book on, 391, 921 Perspective and poise in practice (R. A. Young), and Pregnancy toxaemia, late, and the habitual abortion 1057 (0)-Leading article on, 1075-Correspond- Pneumococcus, Type II, preventive curative and stillbirth syndrome (James Young), 953 (0) ence on,1296 action of (B. Frattini), 191 Pregnancy, toxaemias of (Charles Croft), 1223 PETER, Luther C.: The Extra-Ocular Muscles, A Pneumonia deaths, seasonal expectancy of (Mary Pregnancy, triple, with extra-uterine twins (E. H. Clinical Study of Normal and Abnormal Ocular Gover), 380 Rainey and Geoffrey Shera), 611 Motility, second edition, rev., 712 Pneumonia due to Friedlhnder's bacillus, 1078 Pregnancy, tubal, bilateral (Muriel B. Mclirath), PETERS, B. A. (and Iris M. CULLUM): Post-scarla- Pneumonia, influenzal: cases notified in London, 1065 (0) tinal nephritis, 1020 (0) 309, 373, 430, 481, 539, 592 Pregnancy, varicose veins in, treatment of PETERS, John P.: Body Water. The Exchange of Pneumonia, new view of, 361, 594 (Edward Solomons), 993 Fluids in Man, rev., 1207 Pneumonia, open-air treatment for (H. L. Wallace), Pregnancy, weight variations during (M. D. Arwyn PETERSON, A. L.: Healthy holidays for the worker, 657 (0)-Correspondence on, 682 Evans), 157 (0) 877 Pneumonitis, simple," 455 See also Gestation Wax Pneumoperitoneum treatnment of bronchial asthmia Pregnancy. PETHER, G. C.: solvents, 529 A. 68 Pregnant women, transit of by air, 420. See also Air PETRIE, A. A. W.: Mental disorder following head (M. Sisti), Premedication in minor surgery. See Surgery injury, 881 Pneomothorax, artificial, in children (C. D. S. Prenatalac, 971 Petroleum (Consolidation) Act: Conveyance by Agassiz), 1267 road of dangerous substances (parliamentary Pneumothorax, artificial, contralateral, 1032, 1139 PREPARATIONS AND APPLIANCES: note), 737 Poison gas. See Gas, and Air raid Airway cap, anaesthetic, 449 PETTY, M. J.: Premedication in minor surgery, 794 Poisoning, alcoholic, 1351 Ammonium mandelate syrup, 331 Pharmacological action and chemical properties, 1271 Poisoning, aspirin, treated by intravenous sodiulli Amplivox model hearing aid, 576 Pharmacology, review of book on, 448 lactate solution (Stanley W. Williams and Ilona Auraphone hearing aid, 756 Pharmacopoeia, British, Addenndum, 1936, 56, 310- M. Panting), 550 (0) Banidage, " stericrepe," 560 Guide to above, 310 Poisoning, benzol, in Belgian mirror factories (D. Bedstead of new design, 22 IPharmacopoeia, Extra, MXfartindale's, Vol. I., twenty- Glibert), 1157 Bronchoscope, modified, 1162 first edition, rev., 499 Poisoning, carbon monoxide (C. Kroetz), 314 Calcium aspirin, 77 1Pharmnacopoeia, London County Council, 131 Poisoning, carbon monoxide, chronic, 27 Cannula, blood-transfusion, 22 Phenanthrene derivatives, review of book on, 754 Poisoning, food, in an institution (A. R. Culley), Cerex C.G., 971 PHILIP, J. C. (and others): What Science Stands For, 325 (0) Clamp, circumcision, 223 rev., 1071 Poisoning, food, kaolin, niedicinal, in (N. MNfutch), Curette, adenoid, 1073 PHILIP, Sir Robert, appointed Extra Physician to 595 (0)-Correspondence on, 835, 886, 1177 Cystoscope, irrigating, improved, 223 the King in Scotland, 532-Report of the Royal Poisoning, lead, blood films in, 888 Director for strangulated hernia, 125 Victoria Hospital Tuberculosis Trust, 1132, 1173 Poisoning, nicotine (H. W. Willis), 668 Dusting powder (" Kinoo powder "), 560 -And tuberculosis, 1165 Poisoning, veronal (G. A. Metz), 606 Food preparations, supplementary, 971 PHILLIPS, Major Henry Cecil, M.B.E. conferred Poisoning, water dropwort, 1045 Forceps, lion, for hallux valgus operation, 971 283 Poisoning among workers in impermeable clothing: -Gastroscope, a flexible, 77 upon, Commission of Inquiry appointed in France, 55 Glucose A.D., 971 PHILLIPS, Miles H.: Labour obstructed by pelvic Poisons, respiratory, 195, 361-And silicosis, 361 Hearing aids, 756 kidney, 292-Full-term extra-uterine pregnancy, Poliomyelitis, acute: Ministry of Health memo- Hose, surgical, 863 775-Varicocele in the female, 776 randum on, 103 Iodized oil (Iodatol), 392 PHILLIPS, P. (and R. T. CoOKE): Typhoid abscess Poliomyelitis made a notifiable disease in Switzer- Iodized oil, eniulsion of for x-ray examination of 57 years after, 219 land, 103 empyema cavities, 173 1937 INDEX THE BRtTIS 26 JAN.-JUNE, MEDICALJOUJRNA

PREPARATIONS AND APPLIANCES (continued) : Prostate. hypertrophy of (C. D. Bartels), 11- Radiology, review of books on, 221, 811 Light treatment unit,mobile, for ward work, 1026 (0. Henningsen), 185 Radlotherapeutic departments In general hospitak, Liver extract for parenteral use (" Examen "), 1317 Prostate, non-coagulationi diatherny treatmiient of Ministry of Health Memorandum on, 932 Zaaijer), 113 Milton antiseptic fluid, 77 (J. Radiotherapy, wave-length in (G. F. Stebbiag), 12 5 Needle holder, new pattern, 119 Prostate, size of the, 719 Radium Commission, National: To provide Brad- Ophthalmoscope, a polarizing, 501 Prostate, transurethral resection of the (KennethM. ford with radium, 793 Oral props in general anaesthesia, 560 Walker), 901 (0) Radium, effect of, on the eye when used for treatment "Orheptal " a liver preparation, 666 Prostatectomy, Harris operation for (Charles Wells), of malignant disease in the neighbourhood (Phiippa Phospho-mandelate, collosol, 922 292 Martin), 651 (0)-Correspondence on, 784 Plaster strapping, antihaesion for removal of.2_23 Prostatectomy by the two-stage method (W. K. Radium institute for Bradford, 241 Prenatalac, 971 Irwin), 261 (0)-Correspondence on, 472, 528, 540, Ratdium plaquies in treatment of carcinoma, insertion Proctoscope, Clifton's,modified, 1317 581, 638, 685 of (H.L S. Souttar), 909 (0) Radon seed introducer, a new, 125 Prostatic obstructioni, treatmient of, 144, 243 Radium therapy in cancer of the buccal cavity (R. B. Retractor, knee, 273 Prostitution in France: Proposed abolition of State Engelstad), 1021 Salicylysin liniment and ointment, 331 regulation of, 832 Radium treatment, effects of, 651, 784 Saline, intravenous, continuous, interceptor and Prostitution in Soviet Russia, campaign against Radium Trust, National, and Radium Commission regulator for, 1259 (E. H. Cluver,), 1120 Reports for 1935-6, 151, 181 Scissors, trephine, ophthalmic, 223 Protamine insulin. See Insulin Radon-seed introducer, a new (F. J. Cleminson), 125 Sedimentometer, multiple tube, 921 Proteins, serum, classification of, 846 Eadon therapy, internal (F. D. Howitt, E. C. PUliman- "Seedlax," 1259 Proteinuria, Bence-Jones, pitfall in diagnosis of, 143 Williams and S. Ruiss), 208 (0) Sigmoidoscope, operating, 126 Proteose, urinary, autogenous, in asthma and other RAGU, J.: Leprosy contracted in Paris, 832 Smith-Petersen nail, Inodification of, 111. allergic condition (Julius Libman and A. Douglas RAINEY, E. H. (and Geoffrey SHERA): Triple Soluseptasine, 666 Bigland), 62 (0)-Correspondence on, 143 pregnancy with extra-uterine twins, 610 Splint, fracture, universal, 392 Proteus vulgaris associated with gastro-enteritis RAMSAY, Gertrude: Comrades in Adventure, rev., 17 Stockings, surgical, 863 (J. D. Allan Gray), 916 (0) RAMSAY, Graham Colvill e, C.I.E. conferred upon, 283 "Streptocide," 77 PROWSE, W. Barrington: Cancer of breast with RAESBOTTOM, A.: The tuberculosis problem, 1266 Stretcher, surgical, 863 widespread metastases, 1021 (0), 1139 RANKIN, Nicol McNicol, proposed memorial to, 593 Sulphonamide-P. (B.D.H.), 331 Pruritus of jaundice. See Jaundice. RANsom, Frederick Parlett Fisher, obituiary notice of, Sulphonamide-P. tabloid,331 Psittacosis, 926-Outbreak in Buenos Aires, 1143- 533 Swab counting board, 173 Outbreak in the city of Tandil, 1143 RAST, H. (and F. Parkes WEBER): Paget's bone Syringe for splanchnic anaesthesia, 614 Psychiatricclinics, 681 disease in three sisters, 918 Tonsil snare, 1073 Psychiatry, insulin therapy in, 1178 Rat-hunting in Hawaii, 395 Trocar and cannula, intravenous, 173 Psychiatry, review of books on, 448, 713 RAVINA, A.: L'Asnne Therapeutique, rev., 970 T-tube for drainage of biliary ducts, a new, 971 Psycho-analysis, review of book on, 21 RAY,M. B.: Blood sedimentation rates In rheuma- Venepunctureinstrument (David A. Herd), 921 Psychological approach (T. A. Ross), 1332 toid arthritis, 778 Verpine disinfectant, 223 Psychology, Industrial, National Institute of, Raynaud's disease, aftermath of sympathectomy in, Whooping-cough vaccine, 1026 growing public interest in work of, 1101 1295 Psychology in industry (May Smith), 253, 503 RAYSON, H. Knights: Friar's balsam for dressings, Prescribing, rational, 131 Psychology, Medical, Institute of: Rteeives a further 1240 Presentations, 103, 253, 254, 430, 481, 1007, 1132 researchscholarship for the Rockefe.ller Foundation, Reaction timiie of motorists. See Mlotorists Presentations, breech, external version for 514-To revert to its original title :-The Tavis- Reactions, review of book on, 559 (Chamanlal Mehta), 706 (0). See also Breech and tock Clinic, 833. See also Taviatock Clinic READ, F. M., appointed Serving Brother of the Labour Psychology, review of book on, 271 Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 PREST, Edward E., presentation to, 430 Psychoses, hypoglyeaemic therapy in the (Hunter READ, John: Prelude to Chemistry, rev., 501 PRESTON, G. L.: New pattern needle holder, 1119 Gillies), 1254 (0) READ, Richard Henry, obituary notice of, 1181 PRETTY, Lieut.-Colonel Kenneth, Efficiency Decora- Psychosis associated with atropine administration REAVELL, D. C.: Oxygen tent service, 474 tion of the Territorial Army conferred upon, 689 (F. Hopkins and J. Robyns-Jones), 663 Recreational therapy, 815 Preventive medicine. See Medicine Psychotherapy, frontiers of (H. Crichton.Miller), 349 Recruits: Special training and nourishment of PREWER, R. R.: Academic costume, 482 Psychotherapy, review of book on, 711 (parliamentary note), 309-Health of (parlia- PRICE, C. W.: Air conditioning In factories, 1171 Puberty, psychology of (H. Crichton-Miller), 881 mentary note), 793 PRICE, Martin: The Wellcome Trust, 242 Public Health Act, 1936, 817 Rectal injuries, severe, caused by an enema given PRICHARD, Richard, obituary notice of, 533 PUBLIC HEALTH ACTS: through a rigid nozzle (Waler W. Galbraith), 859 PRIDIE, K. H.: Universal fracture splint, 392- (0)-Correspondence on, 1044 Ununited fractures, 576 Government offices and (parliamentary note), 309 Rectum, birth by (J. B. Patel),1159 PRIESTLEY, J. G. (and C. G. DOUGLAS): Humtan Public Health (Drainage of Trade Premises) Bill, 58t Rectum,oommon diseases of (W. Lawrence Abel), Physiology. A Practical Course, second edition, 646, 690, 735, 841, 1235, 1238 1297 (0) rev., 1024 Public Health (Imported Food) RegulatioDs, 946 Rectum, neoplasm of (S. W. Patterson), 882 PRINGLE, A. D.: After-care of the tuberculous, 987, Public health laws, Scottish (parliamentary note), 538 Red Cross Day, 55 1039 Public Health (Regulations as to Food) Act, 946 Red Cross societies and international technical PRINGLE, G. L. Kerr: Treatment ofsome errors of Public Health Servicein France, reorganisation0of, conference on aerial relief, 1328. See also Air metabolism at British spas, 1017 (0) 1133 Red Cross in Spain, 135, 1008 PRINGLE, Seton: Renal tuberculosis, 137-Stone in Public health, state of the, 940 Reducing by the book, 1240 the upper urinary tract, 830 Public health, three events in (leading article), 506 REEKIE, C. Barclay: Hospital treatment of infec- Prison Commissioners, estimates, 1291 Public Order Act, 53: Royal Assent to, 53 tious disease, 995 Prison expenditure (parliamentary note), 1291 Public Records (Scotland) Bill, 306 REES, Captain W. A., appointed Serving Brother Prisons Commissioners and Directors of CoIIviCt Public Social Services, rev., 222 of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 Prisons: Report (parliamentary note), 946 Public Works Loans Bill, 306 Regency Bill, 251, 306, 365, 369, 423, 476, 536, 690- PRITCHARD, Eric: Parents and psychology, 1217 Puerperal fever outbreak at the Rotunda Hospital, Question of Incapacity, 369-Royal Assent to, 690 Prize, Albert I of Monaco, 846 1332 Registrar-General of England and Wales to have Prize, Besredka, 765 Puerperal inversion of uterus, acute (J. M. M-ine), 220 a medal struck to commemorate the centenary Prize, Ivison Macadam Memorial, 1100 -Correspondence on, 583 of births, deaths, and marriages registration Prize, Langley Memorial, 476 Puerperal sepsis, prontosil albunm in (M. A. Foulis service, 1239 Prize, Gifford Edmonds, 693 and John B. Barr), 445 (0) Registrar-General's reports. See Vital statistics Prize for best work published withiin the last four Puerperal sepsis. See also Sepsis REID, Dr.: Haemorrhagic diathesis, 467 years in gynaecology, 467 Puerperal tetanus. See Tetanus. REID, Hugh: Lobectomy, 828 Prize, Jacksonian, 840 PUGH, M. A.: Squint Training, rev., 3:30 REID, Mont R.: Fundamental principles of wound Prize for best work on medical scieilce, Belgian Pulmonary cavity, the blocked, 227 healing, 61 Government quinquennial, 793 Pulmonary infarcts, 622 Reid's Practical Sanitation, twenty-third edition, Prize, Parkes Memorial, 51 Pulmonary. See also Lung rev., 1070 Prize, Raymond Horton-Smith, 372 PULVERTAFT, R. J. V.: Post-hysterectomy and REiK, Theodor: The Unknowsn Murderer, rev., 920 Prize, Saintone, 201 puerperal tetanus, 441 (0)-Problems of blood REINHOLD, Colonel C. H.: Annual report on nmedical Prize, Wild, 1350 transfusion, 1329 relief in the Punjab, 139 Proctitis, chronic, 1188 PUNCH, A. Lisle (and F. A. KNOTT): Modern Treat- Renal calculi. See Calculi PROCTOR, Colonel A. H.: Experiluental and labora- ment of Diseases of the Respiratory System, rev., 271 Renal emergencies, non-surgical (JalnlesM. Stalker), tory training in medical education, 289 Punjab, medical relief in, report for 1935, 139 546 (0) Proctoscope, Clifton's, modified (A. Lawrence Abel), PURDY, T. D. (and Captain J. PURDY): The Shot Renal tract, upper, stone in (J. Swift Joly), 829 1317 Gun, rev., 560 RENDELL, Herbert, I.S.O. conferred upon, 1041 PROFEIT, Colonel Charles William, obituary notice of, Purpuras, primary and secondary (John F. Wilkin- Repetition work, boredom of (leading article), 924 372 son), 467 Reprints of papers, 890 Professional secrcoy: A Medical Privilege Bill, 302. Pyelography, gas dispersion in, 1102, 1295 Rescue work in North London, 580 See also Medical Practitioners' Communications PYGOTT, F.: Death following blood transfusion, 496 Research in animal diseases, 1333 (Privilege) Bill (0), 783 Research: Atmospheric Pollution Itesearch Com- 1128 Progesterone in pre-eclamptic toxaemia (J. N. Pyorrhoea, treatment of, 254 mittee report, Robson and S. J. Paterson), 311 (0)-Corre- Research Board, Industrial Health: Fatigue and spondence on, 528 Q boredom in repetition work, report on (S. Wyatt, of uterus, discussion at the Royal Society N. and F. G. L. Stock), 924 Prolapse Quackery, review of book on, 559 J. Langdon of Medicine, 465-Discussion, 466 Queen's Institute of District Nursing. See Nursing Research Council, Medical: Annual report, 423, 615, Prolapse of uterus, modified Gray-Ward operation QUICK, Hamilton E.: Slimming drugs and cataract, 617, 676-Burns treated by amyl salicylate and (Everard Williams), 465 1203 other salicyl esters, report (R. Leslie Stewart), 380 Prolapse of uterus, transposition operation (J. QUIN, J. S.: Pregnancy in diabetics, 994 -Coal-tar naphtha distillates for destuction St. George Wilson), 465 of bed-bugs, report (S. A. Ashmore and A. W. A. Foules report Prontosil album in puerperal sepsis (M. R McEKenny Hughes), 459-Dietary suirvey, and John B. Barr), 445 (0) on (E. P. Cathcart and A. M. T. Murray), 334- Prontosil in treatment of cervical cellulitis, 941 Rachi-resistance " and spinal anaesthesia (W. R. A correction, 397-Egg membrane technique in Prontosil treatment of erysipelas, 836 Black and G. A. Bagot Walters), 218 (0)-Corre- virus work, on (F. M. Burnet), 336- spondence 297-360, 418-584 report Prontosil treatment of haemolytic streptococcal on, Fellowships and appointments in tropical medieine, meningitis: recovery (Christia F. Lucas), 557- RACKER, D. C.: Rupture of the uterus, 291 1082-Hearing aids, use of, report (A. W. G. (Muriel J. L. Frazer), 1023 Radiculoneuritis," 454 Ewing, R. Ewing and T. S. Littler), 344- Prontosil in treatment of Ludwig's angina, 472, 584 Radio-active thermal waters (C. W. Buckley), 464- Hearing and speech In deaf children, report Prontosil treatment of septic parotitis, 997 Discussion, 464. See also Waters (Phyllis M. T. Kerridge), 723-Leading article on-, Prontosil treatment of streptococcal empyema Radiograph or radiogram, 530 617-Repetition work, fatigue and boredom In, (James L. Brown), 1157 (0) Radiograph or skiagram, 641, 687, 731, 786, 890 report (S. Wyatt, J. N. Langdon and F. G. L. Prontosil in treatment of streptococcal tonsillitis, 941 Radiologists Association. See Association Stock), 924-Travelling Medical Fellowships, 762, Prostaglandin and vesiglandin, 335 Radiology and its relation to medicine, 564 933 JAN.-JUNE, 1937 THE BRITISH INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL 27

Research in dairying, report of the University of Reviews of Books (contisued): Reviews of Books (continued): Reading National Institute for, 89-Milk and Nut- Bright, Richard: Original Papers of Richard Disability Evaluation. Principles of Treatment of trition. Part I: The Effect of Commercial Paesteur- Bright on Renal Disease (edited by A. Arnold Compensable Injuries (Earl D. McBride), 170 ization on the Nutritive Value ofMilk, as Determnined Osmian), 810 Encephalitis: Les Enc6phalites Aigues Post- by Laboratory Experiment, 979 Brompton Hospital Reports. Vol. v, 1936, 1160 infectieuses de l'Enfance (M. T. Comby), 76 Research Fellowships, Leverhulme, 201 Cancer: La Chirurgie du Cancer du Poumon. Encyclopaedia of Medical Practice. See Mledicine. Research " front," the united (leading article), 617 Bases Anatomocliniques et Exp&rimentales. Technique Op6rative (O. Lambert, M. Malatray Endocrine Krankheiten (Curschmann), second Research, hire purchase, 587 and J. Driessens), 447 edition, 1161 Research Institute, Indian, Calcutta: Annual report, Cancer, Principles and Foibles of Research in Endocrinology in Modern Practice (William Wolf) 1226 Regard to Etiology and Nature (William 499 Research Institute (James) Mackenzie: Annual Reinhoff), 558 Ethiopian Diary (J. W. S. Macfie), 273 report, 38 Cardiac Disease, Congenital, Atlas of (Maude E. Exanthemata, Acute, History of (J. D. Rolleston), Research Institute, Walter and Eliza Hall, in Patho- Abbott), 970 1025 logy and Medicine, CoUected Papers of 1935 and Cardiac. See also Heart E}xophthalmic Goitre. See Goitre 1936, rev., 1207 Cardiovascular Disease: Die Herz- und Gefa,ss- Eye Diseases, Internal, and Atlas of Ophthal- Research Institute, West of Scotland Neuro-Psy- krankheiteu (Walter Frey), 1258 moscopy (Manuel Uribe Troncoso), 1257 chiatric, Glasgow: Annual report, 1173 Cathode Ray Tube, Low Voltage (G. Parr), 1207 Eye, Ear,'Nose and Throat XPractitioners'Library Research Laboratories, Helen Chambers, new build- Charities Register and Digest, Annual, 756 of Medicine and Surgery, vol. ii), 810 ings opened, 678, 737. See also Hospital, Curie Chemistry, Assyrian, Dictionary of, 124 Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, Year Book of, for 1936, Research in lunacy and mental deficiency, 182 Chemistry, Forensic, and Scientific Criminal 810 Research, Medical, Privy Council Committee's Investigation (Lucas), third edition, 76 Eye muscles. See Muscles report, 423 Chemistry, Inorganic. A Survey of Modern Fasciae of the Human Body and Their Relations to Research, medical, in the Irish Free State, 353- Developments (Sir Gilbert T. Morgan and the Organs they Develop (Edward Singer), 272 First meeting of Council, 469 Francis Hereward Burstall), 1315 Fecundity: P&iode de F6conditb et Periodes de Research in mental deficiency, 182, 1278 Chemistry, Organic, Essential Principles of (Charles Sterilite chez la Femie (H. Vignes and M. Research in mental hospitals, 942, 1047 S. Gibson), 1315 Robey), 1026 Research into causes of mental illness, 1173 Chemistry, Organic, for Medical Students (George Field Sports of Scotland (Patrick Chalmers), 560 Research, Rowett Institute of, in animal nutrition, Barger), second edition, 500 First Aid to the Injured and Sick (Warwick and National Scottish food policy, 295-Milk acud Chemistry, Organic, Recent Advances in (Alfred W. Tunstall), fifteenth edition (edited by C. F. Nutrition. Part I: The Efect of Coonunereial Stewart). Vol. ii, sixth edition, 500 Nichols), 1317 Pasteurization on the Nutritive Value of Milk, as Chemistry, Organic: Reactions of Organic Com- Fishing, Art aind Craft of Loch Fishing (H. P. Deternmined by Laboratory Experiment, 979 pounds (Wilfred John Hickinbottom), 500 Henzell), 1073 Research, Scientific and Industrial, Department of: Chemistry, Prelude to (John Read), 501 Food and the Principles of Dietetics (Robert Annual report, 722-Annual report of Water Childbirth, Safe: The Three Essentials. (1) Round Hutchison and V. H. Mlottram), eighth edition, Polluition Research Board, 770 Briin; (2) Flexible Joints; (3) Natural Posture 21 Research, Tata (Lady), Memorial Fund, 283- (Kathleen Olga Vaughan), 862 Food: La Rexvolution Alimentaire Actuelle; Applications for grants and scholarships, 283 Childhood, The Secret of (Marion Montessori). Les Cons6quence, Biologiques (G. Beltrami), Research, Water Pollution Research Board: Report, Translated by Barbara Barclay Carter, 20 756 770 Children, Diseases of, Aids to Diagnosis and Forensic chemistry. See Chemistry Treatment of (F. M. B. Allen), seventh edition, Gall-bladder: La Vesicale Biliaire et ses Voies Research workers in hujman genetics, Information 755 d'Exer6tion (M. Chiray and I. Pavel), second service for, 194 Children, Sick: Diagnosis and Treatment (Donald edition, 1070 Respirators and concentrated gases (parliamentary Paterson), second edition, 755 General Medical Council: Minutes and Index to note), 591. See also Air raid Children's Diseases. See also Paediatrics Minutes of 1936, 614 Respiratory diseases, inhalation therapy for (leading Clinical Observation: Der Klinische Blick (Erwin General Practice, An Introduction to (E. Kaye Le article), 175-Correspondence on, 244, 359, 419, Risak), 1073 Fleming), 19 587, 837, 997. See also Inhalation. Clio Medica (edited by E. A. Krumbhaer): Greek Goitre, Exophthalmic, and its Medical Treatment Respiratory diseases, review of book on, 271 Medicine (Fred B. Lund), 666 (Israel Bram), 713 Respiratory poisons, 195, 361-And silicosis, 361 Colloids: Kolloidik. Eine Einfuhrung in die Grasshoppers, British and their Allies (Malcolin Retina, experimental sttaining of, in life, 129 der Modernen Retina, review of book on, 920 Probleme Kolloidwissenschaft Burr), 272 277 (A. von Buzagh), 329 Greek Medicine (Fred B. Lund), 666 Retinitis, diabetic, Colon as a Health Regulator (Sir Henry M. W. (4ymnastics and Massage: The Technique, Effects, Retractor, knee (H. Jackson Burrows), 273 Gray), 1259 and Uses of Swedish Medical Gymnastics and Rletropharyngeal abscess. See Abscess Colour Perception, Pseudo-isochromatic Plates Massage (J. Arvedson), translated by Mira L. for Testing: Stilling (edited by James Drever), Dobbie, third edition, 447 Reviews of Books: nineteenth edition, 1161 Gynaecology, Textbook of. For Students and Absorption from the Intestine (F. Verzhr.and E. J. Couirades in Adventure (Gertrude Ramsay), 172 Practitioners (James Young), fourth edition, 558 McDougall), 558 Congress on the occasion of the centenary of the Gynaecology. See also Obstetrics. Accidents and their Prevention (IT. M. Vernon), 122 foundation of the Hospital da Santa Casa da Hall, Walter and Eliza, Instituite of Research in Activity and Rest (A. R. Caton), 172 Misericordia de Santos, Proceedings, 921 Pathology and Medicine, Melbourne: Collected Aerial. See Air Congress for Microbiology, Second International, Papers, 1935 and 1936, 1207 After IUs. The World As It Might Be (J. P. Proceedings, 1072 Hay Fever. With Special Reference to Treatment Lockhart-Mummery), 172 Congress, Scandinavian Medical, Transactions, 501 by Intranasal Ionization (Clive Shields), 713 Air Attack: The Protection of the Public from Cosmetic Dermatology (Herman Goodman), 1316 Hay Fever. See also Asthma. Aerial Attack. A Critical Examination of the Crab was Crushed (Harvey Graham), 863 Health and Muscular Habits (Lieut.-Colonel J.K. Recommendations put forward by the Air Raid Cunningham's Textbook of Anatomy, seventh McConnel and F. W. W. Griffin), 1206 Precautions Department of the Home Office edition, 1025 Heart Disease (Paul Dudley White), second edition, (by the Cambridge Scientists' Anti-War Group), Cytology: Cytologie de Liquide Cephalo-Rachi- 1161 613 dien (H. Jessen), 223 Heart Disease, Essential and Commonplace Air-ambulance: Notions de Medecine Aeronau- Deafness and Commonsense (James Kerr Love), Aspects of (Karl Fahrenkamp), 812 tique (Jean Leduc), 222 755 Heart. See also Cardiac Anaemias, Pathological, Physiology and Clinical Delinquency and its Treatment, New Light on. Holmes, Christian R..: Man and Physician (MIartin Description of the (William Bosworth Castle and Results of a Research Conducted for the Fischer), 1119 George Richard Minot), 19 Institute of Human Relations, Yale University Homework and Physical Education, Experiments Anaesthesia and Analgesia (including Oxygen (William Healy and Augusta F. Bronner), 12557 in (A. Sutcliffe and J. WV. Carham), 1206 Therapy), Recent Advances in (C. Langton Dental surgery. See Surgery. Hospitals, Voluntary: Notes on Points of Law Hfewer), second edition, 754 Dentists Register for 1937, 756 Affecting (W. E. C. Baynes), 1161 Anaesthetic Complications, Incidence of, and their Depopulation, British, The Menace of (G. F. Humanisme et Medecine (Joseph Okinezyc), 1159 Relation to Basal Narcosis (C. J. M. Dawkins), McCleary), 919 Hygiene, Synopsis of (W. W. Jameson and G. S. 863 Dermatology, Cosmetic (Hermnan Goodman), 1316 Parkinson), fifth edition, 172 Anatomy, Cunningham's Textbook of (Edited by DermatoJogy, Introduction to (E. H. Molesworthi), Hyperglycaemias: Les Hyperglyc6mies. 1ttude J. C. Brash and E. B. Jamieson), seventh edition, 21 Clinique et Physiopathologique (Henri Warem- 1025 Dermatology. See als,o Skin bourg), 559 Anatomy, Practical, Manual of. A Guide to the Diabetes: A Modern Manual (Anthony M1. Immortal Names and Other Poems (T. Wilson Dissection of the Human Body. Part III. The S. Sindoni), 1073 Parry), 1207 Head and Neck (Thomas Walmsley), new edition, Diabetes: Die Diat- und Insulinbehandlung der Industrial Environment and Health, 172 1160 Zuckerkrankheit (Franz Depisch), 391 Infectious Diseases. Infektionskrankheiten Animals: How Animals Behave (H. J. Wells, Diagnosis, Medical. Sonme Clinical Aspects (S. (Weiner Schultz), 331 Julian Huxley and G. P. Wells), 1072 Levy Simpson), 861 Inflammation: Die Molekularpathologie der Animal's World (Doris Mackinnon), 76 Diagnosis, Obstetrical, and Treatment in General Entzundung (H. Schade), 123 Artropatie Croniche (Gaetano Zappala and Pr'acticc (Bethel Solomons), second editioni, 273 In Mky Path (Halliday Sutherland), 76 Giuseppe Lazzaro), 812 Diagnosis, Physical (Ralph H. Major), 920 Inhibitions, Symptoms and Anxiety (Sigmund Asthma, Hay Fever, and Migraine, Nature and Diagnosis, Prognosis, and Treatment, Principles Freud, translated by Alix Strachey), 21 Treatment of (A. G. Auld), 713 of. A Triology (Robert Hutchison), second Injuries: El Problema de los Incapaces por Bacteriology and Immunity, the Principles of edition, 861 Accidente (Juan Carlos Alvarez), 756 (W. W. C. Topley and G. S. Wilson), second Dictionary of Assyrian Chenmistry anld Geology Internal Organs; Movements of: R6ntgenky- edition, 171 (R. Campbell Thompson), 124 muographische Bewegungslehre Inneven Organe, Bacteriology, Medical, Textbook of (R. W. Fair- Dictionary, Medical, Practical (Thomas Lathrop (Pleikart Stumpf, H. H. Weber, and H. Weltz), brother), 861 Stedman), thirteenth edition, 124 1117 Bio-chemistry, Comparative, An Introduction to Diet in Diabetes: Die Diat- und Insulinbehand- International Clinics. Forty-sixth series, fourth (Ernest Baldwin), 968 lung Zuckerkrankheit (Franz Depisch), 391 volume, 331-Third volume, 501-Forty-sevceth Bio-chemistry, Principles of (Albert P. Mathews), Dietary Treatment, Modern (Mlargery Abrahams series, vol. i, 1072 712 and Elsie Mi. Widdowson), 1206 Ionization, The Practice of (J. Newton Dyson), Biology, Medicine and Psychology, Statisticail Dietetics for the Clinician (Milton A. Bridges), 1071 Methods in (C. B. Davenport and Merle P. third edition, 713 Jahresbericht (E. Merck), 1118 Ekas), fourth edition, 1072 Dietetics Simplified. The Use of Foods in Health Keeping Your Child Normal (Bernard Sachs), 331 Body Water, the Exchange of Fluids in Man (John and Disease (L. Jean Bogert and Maime T. L'Ann6e Pediatrique. See Pediatrics P. Peters), 1207 Porter), 1206 Law Affecting Voluntary Hospitals, Notes or Bones. A Study of the Development and Structure Digestive Tract, The. A Radiological Study of its Points of (W. E. C. Baynes), 1161 of the Vertebrate Skeleton (P. D. F. Murray), 448 Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology (Alfred E. Leprosy. A Practical Text-Book for Use in Boorde, Andrew, The Wisdom of {edited by H. Barclay), second edition, 330 China (James L. Maxwell), 665 Edmund Poole), 559 Diphtheria and Constitution (Georg ThiemDe), 1207 Living Tissuies. See Tissues TEIe BRITISH 28 JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Reviews of Books (continued): Reviews of Books (continued): Reviews of Books (continued): Local Government Administration, Municipal Orthopaedic Surgery, Elements of (N. Ross "Science of Life " Series: How Animals Behave, Year Book and Encyclopaedia of, for 1937, 666 Smith), 1117 1072 Low Voltage Cathode Ray Tube (G. Parr), 1207 Orthopaedic Surgery, Recent Advances in (B. H. Scientific and Technical Papers, Preparation of Lymphatologie (Heft 5), 21 Burns and V. H. Ellis), 862 (Sam F. Trelease and Emma Sarepta Yule), Many Days in Morocco (John Horne), new edition, Orthopaedics, Source Book of (Edgar M. Bick), third edition, 1026 76 1316 Sex Life of Man and Woman (George Ryley Scott), Martindale's Extra Pharmacopoeia, vol. i, twenty- Orthoptics, Practical, in the Treatment of Squint 1026 farst edition, 499 (Keith Lyle and Sylvia Jackson), 1315 Shot-Gun (T. D. Purdy and Captain J. Purdy), 560 Materia Medica, Toxicology and Pharmacognosy Otolaryngology, Physical Therapeutic Methods in Skin. See also Dermatology (W. Mansfield), 1161 (Abraham R. Hollender), 919 Skull: A Roentgenographic Study of the Vascular Medical 1937. 1024 Channels of the With Referenoe Annual, fifty-fifth year, Ovulation, Time of, in Women. A Study on the Skull, Special Medical and Dental Students' Register, 756 Fertile Period in the Menstrual Cycle (Carl G. to Intracranial Tumours and Arterio-venous Medical Diagnosis. See Diagnosis Hartman), 920 Aneurysms (Knut Lindblom), 124 Medical Modes and Methods (Harry Roberts), 1024 Oxygen TentandNasalCatheter (Argyll Caimpbell Spiritual Healing, The Background of. Psycho- Medical Morals and Mainners (H. A. Royster), 1259 and E. P. Poulton), 971 logical and Religious (A. Graham Ikin), 1118 Mledical Register for 1937, 560 Paediatrics: Les Regimes chez l'Enfant (L. Spleen: La Ponction de la Rate (P. lRmile-Weil, Medecine Aeronautique. See Air Babonneix), 755 P. Tsch-Wall and Suzanne Perl6s), 123 ledicine: British Encyclopaedia of Medical Paediatrics: Manuel de Puericulture (P. Lere- Sportsman's Library: The Shot-Gun (T. D. Practice, incluiding Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics boullet), second edition, 755 Purdy and Captain J. Purdy), 560-Field and Gynaecology and other Special Subjects Paediatrics: Year Book of Pediatrics, 1936 Sports of Scotland (Patrick Chalmers), 560 (edited by Sir Humphry Rolleston). Vol. ii, (edited by Isaac A. Abt), 755 Squiint: Practical Orthoptics In the Treatment of Apraxia-Carriers of Infective Disease, 220- Paediatrics. See also Children's Diseases (Keith Lyle and Sylvia Jackson), 1315 vol. iii, Cataract to Diaphragm Diseases, 1205 Paget's Disease of the Nipple. See Nipple Squint Training (M. A. Pugh), 330 Medicine: Funktionelle Pathologie eine Klinische Parenteral Therapy (Walton Forest Dulton and Surgery, Dental, for Medical Practitioners (B. A. Sammliung von Ergebrussen und Auschauungen George Burt Lake), 970 Kopkin), 970 einer Arbeitsrichtung (Gustav von Bergmann), 74 Parents' Questions, 1119 Surgery for Dental Students (PhUlip H. Mitchiner, Medicine, General, Year Book of, 1936, 614 Pathological Society of Japan, Transactions, vol. Clement E. Shattock, Edward G. Slesinger and Medicine and Mankind (edited by Iago Goldston), xxvi (1936), 21 811 Cecil P. G. Wakeley), 664 Pathology, Elementary. An Introduction to the Surgery, General, Textbook of (Warren H. Cole 3Medicine, Modern, Development of. An Inter- Process of Disease (Keith S. Thompson), 123 and Robert Elman), 122 pretation of the Social and Scientific Factors Pathology, Textbook of (W. G. MacCallum) Surgery, General, Year Book of, for 1936 (edited Involved (Richard Harrison Shryock), 613 sixth edition, 811 by Evarts A. Graham), 331 Medicine, Practice of (Jonathan Campbel Meakins), Patient Looks at the Hospital (Florence G. Surgery, Operations of, vol. ii. The Abdonmen 329 Fidler), 447 (R. P. Rowlands and Philip Turner), 664 Medicine, Preventive (Mark F. Boyd), fifth Pediatrics: L'Annee Pediatrique (Robert Broca Surgery, Operative (Alexander Miles and D. P. edition, 666 and Julien Marie), 391 Medicine and Clinical Practice in D. Wilkie), second edition, 1258 Surgery, (edited Pharmacology, Manual of (Walter E. Dixon), Surgery, Orthopaedic, Elements of (N. Rosa by Rowland Hill), 124 eighth edition, 448 Smith), 1117 Medicine, Textbook of (Charles Phillips Emerson), Pharmacopoeia, Extra, Mfartindale's, -ol. i, Surgery, Orthopaedic, Recent Advances in 1117 twenty-first edition, 499 (B. H. Burns and V. H. Ellis), 862 Medicine, Textbook of. By Various Authors Phenanthrene, The Chelinistry of Natural Products Surgical Note-Taking: A Booklet for Surgical (edited by J. J. Conybeare), third edition, 329 Related to (L. F. Fieser), 754 Dressers and Clerks Commencing Clinical Mfeditatio Medici. A Doctor's Philosophy of Life Physic and Fancy (Christopher Howard), 863 Studies (Charles F. M. Saint), second edition, 921 (W. Cecil Bosanquet), 754 Physical Education and Homework (A. Stitdliffe Medicine and Food in the U.S.S.R. Le Surgical Procedures: Techniques Chirurgicales Men, (F. and J. W. Canham), 1206 (A. Gosset), 20 Gros Clark and L. Noel Brunton), 222 Physical Training, Anatomy and Physiology of Mental Guide to. For Sussex, Archaeology of (E. Cecil Curwen), 449 Testing, Psychological (Major R. W. Galloway), 1206 Syphilis sive morbus Humanus (Rear-Admiral Clinics, Schools and Industrial Psychologists Physiological Principles in Treatment (Sir Walter Charles S. Butler), 1119 (Raymond B. Cattell), 221 Langdon-Brown and Reginald Hilton), seventh Tachyeardia: Les N6vroaes Tachyeardiques Mental. See a..o Psychiatry edition, 390 (L. GaUavardin and A. Tolrniaire), 74 Metabolism: Le Metabolisme de I'Azote: Les Physiology. Chemical, Halliburton's Essentials of Tachycardia: Les Tachyeardies et leur Traitement Problemes Biologique (E. F. Terroine), 1317 (edited by J. A. Hewitt and W. Robson) (Antonin Clerc), 74 Mletabolism of Living Tisases (Eric Holmes), 968 thirteenth edition, 124 Teeth of Animals, Variations and Diseases of the Microsoope, The (Simon Henry Gage) sixteenth Physiology: Evans' Recent Advances in, fifth (Sir Frank Colyer), 390 edition, 221 edition (revised by W. H. Newton), 75 Temperaments: When Temperalments Clash. Middlesex Hospital Medical School, Collected Physiology in Health and Disease (Carl J. Wigger), A Study of the Comnponents of Human Tempera- Papers of, 1935-36, 273 new edition, 560 ment (Murdo Mackenzie), 1316 Mind, Medicine and Metaphysics. The Philosoplhy Physiology, Hiuman. A Practical Course (C. G. Testicle, Diseases of the (Hamilton Bailey), 75 of the Physician (William Brown), 711 Douglas and J. G. Priestley), second edition, 1024 Therapeuities: L'Ann6e Th6rapeutique (A. Moscow in the Making (Sir E. D. Simon), 812 Post-mortem Appearances (Joan Ross), third Moth-Hunter's B. 1119 Ravina), 970 Gossip (P. 1sM. Allan), edition, 970 Therapeutics : Traite de Therapeutique Clinique, Murderer, the UJnknown (Theodor Reik, Trans- Pregnancy Diagnosis. Le Chiruirgien Devant three vols. (Paul Savy), 500 lated by Katherine Jones), 920 l'Etat Puerperal. Grossesse. Accouchement. Thyroid, The, Surgery, Syndromes, Treatment Muscles, Extra-Ocular. A Clinical Study of Suites de Couches (Marcel Metzger), 921 (E. P. Sloan), 222 Normal and Abnormal Ocular Motility (Luther Pregnancy Diseases: Maladies d1es Femlnes Tissue Immunity (Reuben L. Rahn), 272 C. Peter) second edition, 712 Enceintes (Henri Vignes), 391 Tissues, Living, Metabolism of (Eric Holmes), 963 Nails, Diseases of the (V. Pardo-Castello), 389 Preventive M.Iedicine (Mtark F. Boyd) tiftis edition, Nature Hits Back 390 Toothful Essays (Edward Samson), 614 (Macpherson Lawrie), 666 Traveller's Rest (Philip Gosse), 969 Naven (Gregory Bateson), 449 Psychiatry, Historical Notes on (Early Times- Treatment, Physiological Principles (Sir Walter Nervous Disease, A Preface to (Stanley Coltb), 171 end of 16th century) (J. A. Whitwell), 713 Langdon-Brown and Reginald Hilton), seventh Nervous Disease. See also Neurology Psychiatry, Medical, Modern Discoveries in edition, 390 Nervous System: Psychopathologie du Syatume (Clifford Allen), 756 Tsetse Problem: Die Tsetsefiiegen. Ihre Erken- Nerveux. Du Mecanisme au Diagnostic (Paul Psychiatry, Theory and Practice of (WilliaIn S. nungsmerkmale. Lebensweise und Bekamp- Cossa), 171 Sadler), 448 fung. Ein Leitfaden fur die Praxis (F. Zumpt), Neuralgias, Facial (Wilfred Harris), 1315 Psychiatry. See also Mlental 861 Neuralgias, Facial: Les Spasmes de la Face et Psychology, Place of in the Medical Curriculunm, Tuberculosis in Adults: Die Entwicklung der leur Traitement (Th. Alajouanine and R. and other Papers (Sir Walter Langdon-Brown, Lungentuberkulose des Erwachsenen (Wilhelm Thurel), 1315 R. G. Macdonald Ladell, Frank Gray and F. G. Kremer), 74 Neurological Biographies and Addresses, 389 Crookshank), 271 Tuberculosis, Early: Rdntgenatlas Frtihtuber- Neurology: Etapes de la Neurologie dana Public Social Services, seventh edition, 222 kuloiser Veranderungen im Hilus (R. Czarnecki), l'Antiquitk Grecque (D'Hornkre ai Galien) Radiological Diagnosis for Students and Prac- 501 (A. Souques), 1205 titioners, Manual of (Ivan C. C. Tchaperoff), 811 Unknown Murderer. See Muirderer Neurology. See also Nervous Disease Radiology of Dust Diseases. Rontgenatlas der Vade Mecum of Medical Treatmiient (W. Gordon Nijinsky, Vaslav, The Dairy of (Translated by Staublungenerkrank ingen der Ruhrbergleute Sears), 560 Romola Nijinsky), 971 (G. Schulte), 614 Venereal Diseases, Practical Methods in the Nipple, Paget's Disease of the Nipple and its Radiology, Recent Advances in (Peter Kerley), Diagnosis and Treatment of (David Lees), Relation to Surface Cancers and Pre-cancerous second edition, 221 third edition, 612 States in General (Keith Inglis), 270 Reactions of the Huiman Machine (John Yerbury Vitamins and Other Dietary Essentials (W. R. Nose and Throat Diseases. A Textbook for Dent), 559 Aykroyd), second edition, 391 Students and Practitioners (Sir StClair Reid's Practical Sanitation, twenty-third edition, Vitamins in Theory and Practice (Leslie J. Harris), Thomson and N. E. Negus), fourth edition, 1258 1070 second edition, 812 Nostrunms and Quackery and Pseudo-Medicine, Renal Disease (Original Papers by Richard Bright), Vocational Guidance, Handbook of (C. A. Oakley vol. iii (Arthur J. Cramp), 559 810 and Angus Macrae), 969 Nursing Homes, new edition, 1026 Respiratory Systeln MHodern Treatment of Diseases Weight Reduction Diet and Dishes (E. E. Obscene Literature in Law and Practice (Sir of the (A. Lisle Punch and F. A. Knott), 271 Claxton), 1207 E. Tindal Atkinson), 665 Retina: Le DAcollement de la Retine et son Who'd Be a Doctor ? (Anthony Weymouth), 1026 Obstetrical Diagnosis and Treatment in General Traitement (F. Terrien, Prosper Veil and Who's Who for 1937, 124 Practice, Epitome of (Bethel Solomons), second M. A. Dollfus), 920 Williams' Obstetrics (Henricus J. Stander), edition, 273 St. Thomas's Hospital Reports, second series, seventh edition, 665 Obstetrics: The Queen Charlotte's Textbook of vol. 1 (edited by 0. L. V. S. De Wesselow and X-ray. See also Roentgen (By Members of the Clinical Staff), fourth C. Max Page), 612 Year Book of Dermatology and Syphilology, 1936 edition, 75 Roentgen Interpretation. A Manual for Stuidents (edited by Fred Wise and Marion B. Suilzberger), Obstetrics, Williams' (Henricus J. Stander), and Practitioners (George W. Ilolmes and 1160 seventh edition, 665 Howard E. Ruggles), fifth edition, 170 Year Boolc of the American Pharlmaceutical Obstetrics. See also Gynaecology Roentgen. See also ,£-ray Association, 1207 Occupational Diseases (Donald Hunter), 1161 Safe Childbirth. See .Childbirth Year Book of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Tlhroat, 1936, Operating Room Proceduires, Manual of (Almira Sanitation, Reid's Practical (revised and rewritten 810 W. Hoppe and Lucile M. Halverson), 1259 by John J. Buchan), twenty-third edition, 1070 Year Book of General Medicine, 1936, 614 Oplsthalmological Society, Transactions of, Vol. Scalpel and Sword (Sir James Elliott), 664 Year Book of Local Government Administration, Ivi, 666 Science: What Science Stands For (Sir Tohn 666 - Organic Compounds, Reactions of (Wilfred John Boyd Orr, A. V. Hill, J. C. Philip, Sir D)aniel A. Year Book of Surgery, General, for 1936 (edited Hickinobrttom), 500 Hall, and Lancelot Hogben), 1071 biy Evarts A. Graham), 331 THE BRITISH '9 JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Revue MIdicale FranCaise for December devoted to ROGERS, Sir Leonard: Appreciation of Lieut.- St. John of Jerusalem, Order of: Promotions and urology, 151 Colonel Sir David Semple, 147 appointments, 166-Mobile x-ray service, 1335 REY, Jules Frederick, obituary notice of, 422, 535 ROLLESTON, Sir Humphry (editor): T'he British SACHS, Bernard: Keeping Your Child Normal, rev., REYNOLDS, J. Russell: Hunterian lecture on move- Encyclopaedia of Medical Practice, including 331 ments of the digestive tract, 285 Mledicine, Surgery Obstetrics and Gynaecology and SACKS, George: Cancer cells and revolutionary Rheumatic fever, valvular lesions in (leadinig article), other Special Subjects. Vol. ii: Apraxia-Carriers groups, 482 978 of Infective Disease, rev., 220. Vol. ili: Cataract SADLER, Willianm S.: Theory and Practice of Rheumatic fever and vitamin C deficiency, 28 to Diaphragm, rev., 1205-Accepts chairmanship Psychiatry, rev., 448 Rheumatic fever. See also Fever of the medical board of the Eichholz Clinic, 571- SAETHRE, H.: Meinicke's reaction, 286 Rheumatic heart disease in children, 1225 History of endocrinology, 1033 Safety conference, industrial, 845 Rheumatism, articular, acute, extra-articular mani- ROLLESTON, J. D.: Epidemiology of Weil's disease, Safety-glass (parliamentary note), 1187 festations in (A. Alfano), 802 521-FitzPatrick Lect ures for 1935 and 1936. T'he SAGRAMJI, His Highness Maharaja Shri Sir Bhagwat- Rheumatism, Committee for Study and Investiga- sinhji, G.C.S.I. conferred upon, 276, 283 History of the Acuite Exanthenaata, rev., 1025 SAINSBURY, Harrington, obituary notice of, 102 tion of: Blood sedimentation rates in rheumatoid RONALDSON, Surgeon Captain James Bruce, O.B.E. arthritis, 778 SAINT, Charles F. M.: Surgical Note-Taking. A Rheumatism in general practice, 1056, 1352 conferred upon, 1041 Booklet for Surgical Dressers and Clerks commencing Rheumatism, juvenile, campaign against, 981 ROOK, Wing-Comiimaiider Alan Filnier, O.B.E. con- Clinical Studies, second edition, rev., 921 Rheumatism, metabolic factor in, 40, 95, 144, 299 ferred upon, 1041 SALAMA, Issa: Streptococcal tonsillitis and cervical Rheumatism, prevention of (leading article), 126 Ross, J. Crosbie: Treatlnent of prostatic obstruction, cellulitis treated with prontosil, 941 Rheumatisnm, psychological factors in (James L. 243-The Harris operation in prostatectomy, 293 Salicylysin liniment, 331 Halliday), 213 (0), 264 (0)-Correspondence on, Ross, Joan: Post-nuorteus,Appeacances, third Salicylysin ointment, 331 419, 529, 582, 640 Saline infusion, continuous intravenous (Hamiiilton edition, rev., 970 Bailey, Wilfred I. B. Stringer and Kenneth D. Rheumatism research in Leeds, 831 Ross, Paterson: Injuries of peripheral 348 Rheumatism research unit financed by Alexander nerves, Keele), 552 (0)-Correspondence on, 636, 694 Maclean, 1239 Ross, T. A.: Psychological factors in rheumatism, Saline, intravenous, continuous, interceptor and Rheumatoid arthritis, blood sedimentation rates in 582-Mental disorder following head injurv, 880- regulator for (Hamilton Bailey), 1259 (L'Estrange Orme), 778 The psychological approach, 1332 Saliva in diphtheria. See Diphtheria Rhodesia, Southern: Phthisis in (parliamentary ROTH, Paul Bernard: Compulsory pasteurization of SALKELD, Roy: Intranasal ionization by electro- note), 54 milk, 786 therapists, 835 RICE, John L.: Health of New York City, 505 ROUND, John, obituary notice of, 1234, 1286 SALLICK, M.: Acute perforated peptic ulcer treated RICHARDS, W. Guyon: Appreciation of John Round, by simple suture alone, 700 1286 ROUTLEY, T. C., his visit to England, 818 SALTER, Sir Arthur, elected M.P. of Oxford RICHARDSON, Air Commodore Albert Victor John, Roux, J.-Ch.: Different reactions to similar sur- University, 535 C.B. conferred upon, 1041 gical interventions, 1248 SAMSON, Edward: Toothful Essays, rev., 614 RICHARDSON, William, obituary notice of, 250 ROWE, Joseph Hambley, obituary notice of, 1096 SAMUTEL, Henry Thomas, obituary notice of, 421 Rickets, irradiated evaporated milk for prevention of Rowett Institute for Research. See Research Sanatoria, the earliest in England, 104 (L. T. Davidson, K. K. Merritt and T. T. Chapman), ROWLANDS, J. S.: Circumcision clamp. 223 Sanatorium, King Edward VII, Midhurst: Report, 1156 ROWLANDS, John William, obituary notice of, 475 1128 Rickets, renal, and the parathyroid glands, 620 ROWLANDS, R. P. (and Philip TURNER): The Sanatoriumii, Westmlorland Consumption, origin of, Rickettsia, new species of, 1031 Operations of Suirgery. Vol. ii, The Abdonsen, 999 RICKMAN, John: The new Journal typography, 97 rev., 664 SANDER, G'. M.: Modern treatment of fevers, 353 RIDDELL, Robert George, obituary notice of, 642 ROWNTREE, Cecil: Cancer of the breast, 153 (0), 297 SANDER, Frederick, obituary notice of, 1180 RIDE, Lindsay: Sedimentometers, 473-A bureaui of ROWNTREE, Seebohm: The Huiman Needs of Labour, SANGUINETTI, Harold H.: The defence in medical geographical medicine, 525 1074 negligence cases, 138-Cancer of the breast, 583 RIDOUT, Scott: Anaesthesia for nose and throat Roy, S. C. (and R. B. LAL): Epidemiology of Sanitation, review of book on, 1070 operations, 346 epidemic dropsy, 1110 (0) Sarcoma, osteogenic (W. H. Ogilvie), 186 RIENHOFF, William: Principles anud Foibles of Royal Army Medical Corps. See Army, British Sarcoma. See also Canoer and Malignant Cancer. Research in Regard to Etiology and Nature, Royal Commissions and Inquiry Committees (parlia- Sardinia, tour in, 793 rev., 558 mentary note), 368 SARGANT, William (and Erich GUTTMANN): Observa- Ripley, Derbyshire: Small-pox at, 649 Royal Eastern Counties' Institution, Colchester: tions on benzedrine, 1013 (0) RISAK, Erwin: Der Klinisch.e Blick, rev., 1073 Research into the physical, psychological and SARGENT, R. M.: Bilharzial invasion of appendix, RIST, E.: State employees and tuberculosis in genetic aspects of mental deficiency, 1278-Grant 663 France, 1133 from Rockefeller Foundation, 1278-A Survey of SARRA, William Henry, obituary notice of, 1098 River pollution and water supplies, 770 1Mental Ability in a Rural Comm-mity (M. V. SAUNDERS, George M. (and Dahlia WHITBOURNE): RIZZOLO, A. F.: Small-pox in the United States, 569 Matthews, D. A. Newlin and L. S. Penrose), 1322 Syphilis among school children of Kingston, Road accidents. See Accidents Roval Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Jamaica, 1108 (0) Road Traffic Bill, 251 Gllasgow: Fellows admitted, 151, 944, 1050, 1294 SAVAGE, W. G.: Dangers of infected milk, 518 ROBERTS, Dorothy Mary, O.B.E. conferred upon, Royal Institute of Public Health: Harben gold Save the Children Fund welcomes the Factories Bill, 1041 medal awarded, 1007 1210 ROBERTS, Harry: The new Journal typography, 147 Royal Sanitary Institute Congress. See Congress SAVILLE, Henry William Brooks, obituary notice of, -Medical Modes and Morals, rev., 1024-Preven- ROVER, Tricot: Number of doctors in Belgium, 55 1181 tion of constipation, 1135 ROYSTER, H. A.: Medical Morale and Manners, Savy, Pauil: Traite de Thdrapeutique Clinique, ROBERTS, Henry Charles, obituary notice of, 889 rev., 1259 three volumes, rev., 500 ROBERTS. John C.: Case of bronchostaxis, 1069 RUGGLES, Howard E. (and George W. HOLMES): SAW, Major Francis Albert, obituary notice of, 1350 ROBERTS, J. E. H.: Collapse therapy, 1265- Roente Inrpretation. A Manual for Studens SCANLAN, Lieut.-Colonel Arthur de Courcy, obituary Bronchiectasis in pulmonary tuberculosis, 1265 and Practitioners, fifth edition, rev., 170 notice of, 589 ROBERTS, Norman: Treatment of fractures of the Rural health in the Southern States, 1027 SCARFF, R. W.: Malignant hone ttlliiours, 186 anlde, 240 Russ, Sidney (F. D. HowITT and E. C. PILLMAAN- Scarlet fever. See Fever ROBERTS, R. E.: Cholecystography, 407 WILLIAMS): Internal radon therapy, 208 (0)- SCHOEMLAKER, J.: Surgery of gastro-duodenial ROBERTSON, Douglas: Recurrent extragenital Radio-active thermal waters, 464 inflammation, 237 haemorrhages, 245 RUSSELL, A. Wilson: Diphtheria immunization with SCHADE, H.: Die Molekularpathologie der littzu{n- ROBERTSON, Frederick William, obituary notice of, A.P.T., 887 dung, rev., 123 422 RUSSELL, Audrey E.: Trachoma from Spain, 1174 Schick toxin, a new stabilizer for (A. T. Glenny and ROBERTSON, Sir John, obituary notice of, 51 RUSSELL, Dorothy: Neurological sequelae of spinal Muriel F. Stevens), 709 (0) ROBERTSON, Lieut.-Colonel John, obituary notice of, anaesthesia, 681 Schizophrenia, insulin shock treatmuent of (E. H. 196 RUSSELL, E. A. H., appointed Serving Brother of the Larkin), 745 (0) ROBEY, MI. (and H. VIGNES): Priode de F6condite Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 SCHLESINGER, Bernard: Exanthema subitum, 298- et Pdriodes de Stgrilit chez la Femme, rev., 1026 RUSSELL, H. B., King George VI's coronation medal Maternity and child welfare, 1217 ROBINSON, Henry: " Nightmare's nest," London conferred upon, 1143 SCHMIDT, P.: Diagnosis of influenza, 262 seen in an inferno, 821 RUSSELL, Colonel H. H. E., appointed Officer of the Scholarship Trust, Dickinson, 779 ROBSON, J. M. (and S. J. PATERSON): Progesterone Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 Scholarships Board, Inter-Collegiate, 643 in pre-eclamptic toxaemia, 311 (0) ;-Physiology Russia, Soviet: Typhus fever in, 693-Snaall-pox in, School child, health of the: Annual report of C,hief of the endometrium and uterine muscle and of the 693-Experiment in social hygiene; campaign Medical Officer to the Board of Education, 34 ovarian cycle, 512, 566 against prostitution and venereal disease in (E. H. School children, London, medical treatment of, 413 ROBSON, W. (and J. A. HEWITT, editors): Halli- Cluver), 1120-Visit of Le Play Society to, 1312 School children, nutrition of (parlamentary note), buirton's Essentials of Chemical Physiology, thir- RUTTHERFORD, R.: Auditory nerve section in 368. See also Nutrition teenth edition, rev., 124 Meniere's disease, 660 (0), 941-Carcinoma of School children, ophthalinic treatment of (parlia- rectum in a youth of 18, 860-Blood transfusion mentary note), 1342 ROBYNS-JONES, J. (and F. HOPKINS): Psychosis in obstetrics, 996 School dental inspection (parlianientary note), 1239 associated with atropine administration, 663 RYALL, Dame Frances Mary, estate and bequests of, School children, medical examinations of in Glasgow ROCHE, Alex. E.: Frequency of micturition in the 217 (parliamentary note), 1344 adult, 37 RYAN, H. Trevor: Nephritis following gastric ulcer School medical inspection and treatment, expenditure ROCCHE, Redmond: The College of Surgeolls and its therapy, 430 on (parliamentary note), 948 members, 45-Angioneurotic oedema of the RYAN, Major John Milo, obituary notice of, 476 School medicine. See Schools, public tongue, 585 RYAN, Patrick: Convicted of imposture, 644 School for psychoneurotic girl, 55 Rockefeller Foundation: Give a further research RYLE, John Alfred, elected to a professional fellow- School for the blind, deaf, etc., revised list, 1294 scholarship to the Institute of Medical Psychology, ship at Gonville and Caius College, 150-Experi- Schools, canteens in, provision of (parliamentary 514-Give the Medical Research Council money for mental and laboratory training in medical educa- note), 950 Travelling Medical Fellowships, 762 tion, 287-Appointed Physician Extraordinary to Schools, nursery (parliamentary note), 845 ROCKEFELLER, John D., death of, 1125 the King, 532-A civilian ambulance service, 635- Schools, nursery, for distressed areas, 56 Medical Peace Campaign, 1092-Air raid pre- Schools for the physically defective, 363. See also Rockefeller millions (leading article), 112;5 cautions, 1230 Physically RODGER, Alec: A Borstal Experiment in Vocational RYAN, Johni E.: Cancer of the breast, 1043 Schools, public, proposed medical schelnle for, 194, Guidance, 761 358 RODGER, Lieut.-Colonel John, O.B.E. conferred upon, Schools, " siuisi," they must go, 276 1041 S SCHROTTER, Leopold von, centenary of, 228, 310, RODGER, T. Ritchie: Otitis media in early childhood, 430 1083 St. Andrews. See Scotland SCHU1BERT, M.: Lichen sclerosus atrophicans, 491 ROE, C. W.: Physical education in schools, 134 St. John Ambulance Brigade: The Qtieen to con- SCHULTE, 4G.: Rdntgenatlas der Staublungenerkrank- Roentgenology, review of book on, 170. See also tinue as Commandant-in-Chief of the Nursing ungen der Ruhrbergleute, rev., 614 X-rays Corps, 522-Duchess of Gloucester appointed SCHULTZ, Werner: Infeftionsk-rankheiten, rev., 331 ROGERS, Lambert: Appreciation of Sir John D)eputy for the Queen, 737-Jubilee celebrations, SCHUSTER, Norah: Problems of blood transfusion, Bland-Sutton, 102 1042 1329 THE BRITISH 30 JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

Sciatica and the lumbo-sacral vertebrae (Normiaan Scotland (conlinued): SHACKLE, J. W.: Blood sedimentation rates in Capener), 406 Maternal mortality. See Mortality rheumatoid arthritis, 778-A multiple tube Science and Building Exhibition, London (1937), 481, Maternity homes, Scottish nursing staff (parbl- sedimentometer, 921 569 mentary note), 429 SHARMAN, Albert (and H. L. SHEEHAN): Endo- Science comes to the house, 568 Maternity Service (Scotland) Bill, 251, 365, 423, metrial biopsy, 965 (0), 1102-A correction, 1102 Science, review of book on, 1071 424, 479, 841, 895, 949, 100Q, 1050 SHARP, Oliver B.: Psychological factors in Scissors, ophthalmic trephine (J. Edward Martin), Meals, free, to school children (parliamiientary rheumatism, 419 223 note), 648 SHATTOCK, Clement E. (Philip H. 'MITCHINER, SCLARE, I. M.: Hypo-adrenalism and pellagra, Mental defectives, provision for, 1227 Edward G. SLESINGER and Cecil P. G. WARELEY): 1249 (0) Mental deficiency, problems of, 1333 Sulrgery for Dental Students, rev., 664 Sclerodermia, surgical treatinent of, 1270 Mental illness, research into causes of, 473 SHAW, Maurice: Diseases of the colon, 631 Sclerosing submucosal infection of the turbinates. Mental out-patient clinics in (parliamentary note), SHAW, Peter: Why " nocifensor " ? 838 See Tarbinates 648 SHAW, W. Fletcher: Full-term extra-uterine preg- Spirits (Scotland) Bill, 365, 480, 589, nancy,775-Varicocele in the female, 775-The Methylated 1238 777 Scotland: 645, 791, 841, 895, 948, 1003, 1235, interposition operation, AABERDEEN Midwives Board, Central, 525 SHAW, William Vernon, obituiary notice of, 250- professor of pathology, 190--Honorary Mortality, infant (parliamentary note), 538 Report on the Bournemouth typhoid fever out- New maternal, rates (parliamentary note), break, 1182 medical graduates, 831-Lectureship in Mortality, of psychopathology at, 1043 309 SHEEHAN, Donal, appointed Senior Professor Adler, Alfred, the late, 1227 Nursing, district, in Scotland, 39 Anatomy at the College of Medicine in the Animal diseases, research in, 1333 Overcrowding In (parliamentary note), 949 University of New York, 55 Association of Physicians of Great Britain and Perth Royal Infirmary, 635 SHEEHAN, H. L. (and Albert SHARMAN-): Endo- Ireland, 885 Physical fitness In, 190, 780 metrial biopsy, 965 (0), 1102-A correction, 1102 Astley Ainslie Institution, 1278 Portobello doctor, presentation to, 1132 Sheffield Corporation Bill, 645 Board of Control, report, 791, 885 Ports, Scottish, health of, 1226 SHERA, Geoffrey (and E. H. RAINEY): Triple Carnegie Trust for the Scottish Universities, 411 Princess Margaret Rose Hospital, 633 pregnancy with extra-uterine twins, 610-Deatl Child Welfarein Flfe, 1334 Psychiatric wards in general hospitals. 635 following blood transfusion, 686 (,hldren and Young Persons (Scotland) Bill, 598, Public health laws, Scottish (parliamentary SHERIDAN,M. R.: Wax solvents, 594 1050, 1142, 1287 note), 538 SHERRINGTON, Sir Charles, elected honorary doctor (Crichton Royal Institution, 634 Public Records (Scotland) Bill, 306 of the University of Athens, 1351 Diet and health, 780 St. Andrews: James Mackenzie Institute for SHERWIN, Colonel J. A. H., appointed Commander Divorce (Scotland) Bill, 428, 589, 645, 895 Clinical Research, report, 38-Chair of Dental of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 DundeeMental Hospital, 468 Surgery at, 356 SHIELDS, Clive: Hay Fever. With Special Reference Duinfermline, annual report of M.O.H., 995 University. See University in General Index t1o Treatment by Intranasal Ionization, rev., 713- Tuberculosis, Anti-tuberculosis campaign in, 1173 (And Lionel D. BAILEY): Treatment of hay fever Tuberculosis control in (Ernest Watt), 1038 by intranasal zinc ionization, 808 (O)-Technique EDnHINURGH: Tuberculosis, expenditure on (parliamentary note), of ionization, 1046 Birth control conference in, 831, 990 1239 Shiga and dysentery, 761 Deaconess Hospital, 1043 Tuiberculosis Trust, Royal Victoria Hospital, :Ships, merchant, welfare of crews on (parliamentary Dental Hospital, 729 1132, 1173 note), 899. See also Merchant Dental Students Society, 412 Unemployment Assistance (Scotland) Act, 536 SHIRLEY, Brevet-Colonel Herbert John, appointed a Diphtheria in, 90 Universities, Scottish, grants to: Inquiry Comii- Deputy Lieutenant for the County of London, 649 Elsie Inglis Memorial Maternity Hospital, 728 mittee (parliamentary note), 950 Slhock, anaphylactic, and histamine, 871 Hospital for Sick Children, 1278 Vacation courses for students, 728 Shbock, a curative,694 Hospitals of, Lord High Commissioner's visits Vivisection of Dogs, Prohibition of (Scotland) Slhock, insulin. See Insuilin to, 1132 Bill, 841 Short-wave therapy, 1008, 1102, 1144, 1352 Medical curriculum, reform of, debate on, 1040 Water supply Investigation in (parliamentary SHREWSBURY, J. F. D. (and J. BARSON): Cultivationi Miortality, maternal, rates (parliamentarynote), rote), 1055 of mycotuberculosis from human sputa, 1154 (0) 309 SHRYOCE, Richard Harrison: The Developmenst of Post-graduate courses, 781 Medicine. An ofthe Social SCOTT, A.: A warning, 1056 Modern Interpretation Royal Edinburgh Mental Hospital, 679 and Scientific Factors Involved, rev., 613 Royal Infirmary, 89, 296, 780 SCOTT, Bernard, obituary notice of, 839 SIBILIA, D.: Relapsing fever among the coloured Royal Maternity and Simpson Memorial SCOTT, C. E.: Otitis mediain early childhood. 1084 troops in Addis Ababa, 1218 Hospital Order Confirmation Bill, 895, 946, SCOTT, G. Laughton: Metabolic factor in rheui- SIEGER, Albert Sophron, obituary notice of, 642 996, 1003-Royal Assent to, 1003 matism, 95 Sigmoidoscope, operating (A. Dreifuss), 125 Royal Medical Society, 524 SCOTT, George Ryley: The Sex Life of MIas ands Sigmoidoscopyin tropical practice (P. Manson-Bahr Stuidents' Union, 295 Isoman, rev., 1026 and Lieut.-Colonel A. G. Biggam), 577 University Hall, Jubilee of, 780 SCOTT, George Waugh, O.B.E. conferred upon, 1041 A. G.: 351 Women Citizens' Association: Diet in relation SCOTT, McNair: Otitis media in early childhood, 1085 StGNY, Congenital syphilis, 900 in SILCORK, F. A.E.: Herpes zoster and varicella, to health, 780 SCOTT, Marshall: Modern advances obstetrics, Silicosis, causes of (parliamentary note), 1006 1222 845 E. Silicosis in coal miners (parliamentary note), Ether anaesthesia, discoverer of, 831 SCOTT, Phllip Geoffrey, awarded the Geoffrev Silicosis in coal mines (Paul C. Davie), 791-(Wragg v. Falkirk Infirmary, 885 Duveen Travelling Studentship in Oto-rhino- Samuel Fox & Co.), 791 Food, policy, National Scottish, 295 laryngology, 305 Silicosis compensation and coalowners (parliamentary SCOTT, S. Gilbert: Cancer of the breast, 297 note), 1187 SCOTT, Sydney: -Anaesthesia for nose and throat Silicosis, deaths from, 371, 429 GLASGOW: operations, 346 Silicosis, experimental, 620 Health and school clinics in, 468 SCOTT, W. McD.: Dangers of infectedmilk, 519 Silicosis, parliamentary notes on, 200, 371, 429, 1187 Housing in (parliamentary note), 53 Scurvy, 96 Silicosis, prevention of, 95, 194, 298, 420, 474, 586, Infant Healtb Visitors Association, 468 Sea bathing, discussion on, 877 686. 838 Maternal death rate In, 684 SEARLE, Captain Charles: Cure for chilblains ? 482 Silicosis and respiratory poisons, 361. See also Maternity work in, 191 SEARS, W. Gordon: Vade Mecum of lIedical Poisons assd Respiratory Milk pasteurization, compulsory, in, 926 Treatfent, rev., 560 SILVER, A. L. Leigh: Blood transfusion fatalities, 95 Mortality, maternal, rates (parliamentary note), Seashore, climato-physiological investigations at of vaginitis (Otto Kestner), 555 (0) Silver picrate in treatment trichemonas 309 (W. Neville Mascall), 1115 (0) Post-graduate courses, 1173 Seasickness, remedy for, 55 SIMON, Sir E. D.: M1oscow intheMIaking, rev., 812 Royal Infirmary, 524 Second-best (leading article), 1268 SIMON, PHILIP: Accidental avulsion of flexor tendoll, Royal Maternity and Women's Hospital, 579 Secretion, gastric, relation between pituitary secre- 1140 Royal Mental Hospital, 680 tion and (R. L. Noble and E. C. Dodds), 629 SIMPSON, G., appointed Serving Brother of the Royal SamaritanHospital for Women, extension Secretion, pituitary, control of, 226 Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 of services of, 831 Secretion, pituitary, relation between gastric secre- SimPSON, Graham: Technique in knee-joint opera- School medical examinations in (parliamentary tion and (R. L. Noble andE. C. Dodds), 629 tions, 1088 note), 1344 Sedimentometer, multiple tube (J. W. Shackle and SIMPSON, Sir James Young, 87-And chloroform, 196 University. See University in General Index C. L'Estrange Orme), 921 SIMPSON, R.E. Hope: Hermaphroditism, 939 Vacation courses for students, 728 Sedimentometers, 473 SIMPSON, S. Levy: Benzedrine, 93-Physiology of West of Scotland Neuro-Psychiatric Rlesearch " Seedlax," 1259 the adreual gland, 229-Mental disorder and the Institute, 1173 Sein, Min.: Intra-epidermic vaccination, 1177 endrocrines, 406-Medical Diagnosis. Sosme Western Infirmary, 89, 356 SELLARDS, Andrew W., Laveran gold inedal of tle Clinical Aspects, rev., 861 Societe de Pathologie Exotique of Paris conferred SIMPSON-SMITH. A.: Effects of prolonged dorsal upon, 151 Hastings Lecture, 356 decubitus, 628 SEMPLE, Lieut.-Colonel Sir David, obituary notice of, SINCLAIR, Arthur H. H., appointed Surgeon Oculist Health Department: Appointments, 579 147, 202-A correction, 202 to the King in Scotland, 532 Resignation, 38-Annual report, 7396, 823- in 2,056 cases of miielntal at note), 736 Sepsis, nasopharyngeal, SINCLAIR, H. M., elected to a Radcliffe Fellowship (parliamentary disorder (Thomas Chivers Graves), 483 (0)- Oxford, 588 Highlands and Islands, consultant physician Correspondence on, 637 for, 296 SINCLAIR, Neil: The defence in medical negligence Sepsis, peurperal, prontosil album in (XE. A. Foiilis cases, 138 Highlands and Islands, distress in (parliamentary and John B. Barr), 445 (0) Robert: Man. The Fuitfere note), 53 See also Puerperal SINCLAIR, Metropolitan " Sepsis, puerperal. of the English, 821, 941 Housing conditions, "scandal of (parliamentary SEQUEIRA, J. H.: Reprints of papers, 890 Crown note), 1343 SINCLAIR, Colonel Thomas: Renominated SERGENT, Edmond, elected a non-resident imiemiiber of Nominee on the General Medical Council, 729, 793 Housing in (parliamentary note), 736, 1239, 1343, the Academle des Sciences, 151 Anthony M.: Diabetes: A Modern, 1344 Serum for influenza, 140, 192. See also Influenza SINDONI, 1073 disease, hospital treatment of, 995 Manual, rev., Infectious Serum institute, niational, in Ireland, need for (C. J. new typography, 97 Insane, certified, in Scottish M.ental Institutions McSweeney), 883 SINGER, Charles: The Journal (parlianmentary note), 12, 363 Serum proteins, classification of, 846 SINGER, Edward: Fasciae of the Human Body and Insuirance, National Health (Medical Benefit) Serum treatment of tetanus (H. G. Dowler), 809 Their Relations tothe Organs They Develop, rev., 272 nose and throat Amendment Regulations (Scotland), 1937, 1341 Serum treatment of typhoid fever. See Fe- er, SINGTON, Harold: Anaesthesia for Leith Hospital, 832 enteric operations, 346 Loctal Government (Financial Provisions) (Scot- SEWARD, Charles: Severe hyperthyroidismii, 1085 SINTON, Colonel J. A.: Kala-azar in the Sudan, 91 land) Bill, 536 in children (leading article), 24- Local Government (Scotland) Act, 536 Sex functions, centres for, 509 Sinusitis, nasal, Frances: Artiflcial insemination, 98 Correspondence on, 357 Lunacy in, 88A5 SEYMOUR, SISTI, M. A.: Bronchial asthma treated by pneumno- Mackenzie Institute for Clinical Research: StZARY, A. : Lichen planus treatment withi stovarsol, peritoneum, 68 report, 38 1227 Skeletal muscle. See Muscle THE BRITISH JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL 31

Skiagram or radiograph, 641, 687, 731, 786, 890 Society, Ex-Services Welfare Annual conference, SOCIETY, ROYAL, OF MEDICINE: Skin diseases, antileprol injections in (S. Lomholt), 1216 Section of Anaesthetics.-Anaesthetics for nose 285 Society, French, of Cardiology, foundation of, 1295 and throat operations, 345-Anaesthetics in the Skin disinfection, 871 Society, German, of Balneology and Climatology, United States and Canada, 630 Skin. See also Dermatology Breslau (1937), 592 Section of Comparative Medicine.-Nutrition SKOTTOWE, Ian: Temporary treatment in nmenital Society, Harveian, of London: Buckston Browne and infectious disease, 773 hospital practice, 418 dinner, 1279 Section of Epidemiology and State Medicine.- Skull, review of book on, 124 Society, History of Science: Isis, Contents of March The hospital statistician, 237-Epidemiology of Sleep, broken, in middle age, 649, 738, 794 number, 1083 Weil's disease, 520-Active immunization against Sleep for children, insufficient, 531 Society, Hungarian, of Public Health: Fiftieth diphtheria, 826-Air conditioning, 1171 Sleep rolling, 694, 794, 900 anniversary of the foundation of, 151 Section of Laryngology.-Anaesthetics for nose SLJESINGEER, Edward G. (Philip H. MITCHINER, Society, Hunterian: Frequency of micturition in and throat operations, 345 Clement E. SHATTOCK, and Cecil P. G. WAKELEY)- the adult, 37-Surgery of gastro-duodenal inflam- Section of lIedicise.-Cause and management Surgery of Dental Students, rev., 664 iation, 237-The Hunterian tradition, 461- of congenital heart disease, 289-Mental disorder SLOAN, E. P.: The Thyroid. Surgery, Syndrcwnes, Gold medal for essay, 693 and the endocrines, 404-Dangers of infected milk, Treatment, rev., 222 Society, Industrial Welfare Treatment of fractures, 518-Air conditioning, 1171 SLOT, Gerald: The defence in medical negligence 679 Section of Neurology.-Neurological sequelae of cases, 138 Society, London and Counties Medical Protection: spinal anaesthesia, 680 Slum clearance, extension of subsidies (parliamentary Annual meeting, 1328 Section of Obstetries and Gynaecoloey.-Uterine note), 736 Society, London Medical Graduates. See Society, prolapse, 465-Self-administration of nitrous oxide Slum schools. See Schools University of London in labour, 466-Ocular changes in pregnancy, 467- SMALLMAN, A. B.: Cancer: Mlemorandumi on) Pro- Society, Manchester Medical: Industrial diseases, 37 Spa treatment in gynaecology, 725 vision of Radiotherapeutic Departmnents it Genieroal -Haemorrhagic diathesis, 467-Neoplasm of the Section of Odontology.-Oral infections, 724 Hospitals, 932 colon, 882 Section of Ophthalmology.-Experimental stain- Small-pox at Oldham (parliamentary note), 252 Society, Manchester Medico-Legal: Inaugural ingl of the retina in life; 129 Small-pox at Ripley, Derbyshire, 649 dinner, 945 Section of Orthopaedics.-Ununited fractures, Small-pox in Soviet Russia, 693 Society, Manchester Pathological: Classification 575 Small-pox statistics (parliamentary note), 1054 of the glycosurias, 105-Pathology of arterial Section of Otology.-The renaissance of otology, Small-pox in the United States (A. F. Rizzolo), 569 thrombosis, 683-Epithelial tumours of the 1076-Otitis media in early childhood, 1083 SMART, David, obituary notice of, 840 bladder, 937 Section of Physical Medicine.-Radio-active SMART, Sir Morton, appointed Manipulative Surgeon Society of Massage and Medical Gymnastics, The thermal waters, 464-Spa treatment in gynaeco- to the King, 532-What is osteopathy ? 1138 Chartered Issues a Directory of Members. 152 logy, 725 SMILLIE, I. S.: Lion forceps for hallux valgus Society, Medical, of Individual Psychology: Annual Sub section of Proctology.-Diseases of the colon, operation, 971 dinner, 237-Emotion in childhood, 682-Psycho- 1129 SMITH, Andrew, obituary notice of, 1098 logy of puberty, 881-The psychological approach, Section of Psychiatry.-Mental disorder and the SMITH, B. T. Parsons: Sudden death, 881 1332 endocrines, 404-Mental disorder following head SMITH, C. M.: Public health notes on milk, 295 Society, Medical, of London: Opening of session, 39 injury, 879 SMITH, Edwin: Anaesthetic deaths, 881 -Experimental and laboratory training in medical Section of Radiology.-Malignant bone turmours, SMITH, E. Lester: Calciferol, 830 education, 287-Treatment of facial paralysis, 402 186-Irradiation, pre- and post-operative, in -Lettsomian lectures on surgery of the thyroid malignant disease, 573 SMITH, Sir Grafton Elliot, obituary notice of, 99, gland, 460-Aetiology and diagnosis of jaundice, Section of Surgery.-Injuries of peripheral nerves, 149, 254 517-Annual dinner, 572-Effects of prolonged 347-Irradiation, pre- and post-operative, in SMITH, G. Francis: Dermatitis of the feet, 254 dorsal decubitus, 628-Occupational diseases, 700- malignant disease, 573 SMITH, H., appointed Officer of the Order of St. John Annual oration: Perspective and poise in practice, Section. of Therapeutics and Pharmacology.- of Jerusalem, 166 1057 Protamine insulin, 187-Extracts of liver and SMITH, May: Application of psychology to industrial Society of Medical Officers of Health: yeast in macrocytic anaemia, 629-Relation problems, 253, 503 Fever Hospitals Group: Acute enteritis, 409- between pituitary and gastric secretion, 629- SMITH, N. Ross: Elements of Orthopaedic Surgery, The heart in diphtheria, 1331 Hyperthyroidism and the thyrotropic hormone rev., 1117-Correspondence on above review, 12294 Society, Medical Sickness, Annuity and Life Assur- of the pituiitary, 1276 SMITH, Lieut.-Colonel Paul Herbert, O.B.E. conferred ance : Annual meeting, 1129 United Services Section-Fungus infection of upon, 1041 Society, Medical Superintendents': Annual dinner, the feet, 936 SMITH, R. Cove: Healthy holidays for the people, 877 693 Section of Urology.-Transurethral resection of SMITH, Ronald: Management of the undescended 901-The bladder in spinal injuries testicle, 936 Society, Medical, of Vienna: Centenary of the the prostate, SMITH, R. Wayland: Fracture of neck of right foundation of, 103, 793 in war, 934-Management of the indescended femur associated with fibrocystic disease, 632 Society, Medico-Legal: Silicosis in coal mines, 791 testicle, 935 SMITH, S. Watson: Wintering in England. where -(Wragg v. Samuel Fox & Co.), 791-Blood- Bournemouth is indicated, 627 groups and non-paternity, 991 Society, Royal Medico-Chirurgical, of Glasgow: SMITH, Sydney: Reform of the medical curriculum, Society, Midland Gynaecological and Obstetrical: Oesophageal surgery, 38-Cardioplasty, !38-Blood 1040 Left iliac fossa pain in women, 352-Three phosphatase in bone disease, 91-X-ray dosage in Smith-Petersen nail, modification of (C. E. separate causes of ante-partum haemorrhage cancer, 91-Biomicroscopy of the fundus oculi, Kindersley), 1119 occurring simultaneously, 610 578-Lecture-demonstration of various appilances Smoke abatement, report, 1086-Change of Society's Society, Midland Mental Pathological: Annual to improve the vision in amblyopia, 578-Nystag- address, 1294 meeting, 727-Some features of chronic epidemic mus, 578-Traumatic radial paralysis, 777-Hip Smoke for industrial undertakings (parliamuentary encephalitis (lethargica), 727 lesions, 777-Rapid histology in diagnosis, 777- note), 1344 Society, North of England Obstetrical and Gynaeco- Hyperthyroidism and the basal metabolism, 778 Smokes, poisonous, and electro-filters (parliamentary logical: Rupture of the uterus, 291-Labour Society, Royal Surgical Aid, note on, 937 note), 950 obstructed by pelvic kidney, 291-Cystic degenera- Society, Royal, of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene: Snare, tonsil, new (Geoffrey H. Bateman), 1073 tion of the endometrium, 408-Hormone therapy Kala-azar in the Sudan, 90-Onchocerclasis and Social hygiene, an experiment in. The campaign in gynaecology, 408-Full-term extra-uterine blindness, 348-Sigmoidoscopy in tropical practice, against prostitution and- venereal disease in the pregnancy, 775-Varicocele in the female, 775- 577-Bejel-the syphilis of Bedouin children, 1219 U.S.S.R. (E. H. Cluver), 1120 Locked twins, 776-Malignant tumours in a child, Society, Smoke Abatement: Annual report, 1086- Societd de Pathologle Exotique of Paris: Laveran 776-The interposition operation, 777-Mucocele Change of address, 1294 gold medal conferred, 151 of the appendix, 777-Distension of the foetal Society for the Study of Inebriety: Alcohol and Society of Apothecaries. See Apothecaries bladder, 993-Intestinal obstruction caused by motor accidents, 188 Society, Argentine, of the History of Mledicine, adenomyoma, 993 Society, Swiss, for Internal Medicine: Annual formation of, 1042 Society, North of England Ophthalmological: meeting, Geneva (1937), 692 Society, Assurance Medical: Cancer and the Assessment of disability in miner's mystagmus, 410 Society, Torquay and District Medical: Modern expectation of life, 333 Society, Nottingham Medical: Infective hepatic advances in obstetrics, 1222-Habitual abortioni, Society, Belgian, of Gynaecology and Obstetrics: jaundice, 67 1223-Toxaemias of pregnancy, 1223 Offers prize for best work published on gynaecology Society, Ophthalmological: Transactions, vol. lvi, Society, Ulster Medical: Intracapsular fractures of for the last four years, 467 rev., 666 femur, 294-Treatment of squint, 294 Society, Bombay Obstetric and Gynaecological: Society, Ophthalmological, of Egypt: Treatment of Society, University of Leeds Medical: Moynilhan External version for breech presentations, 706 trachoma, 1077 Memorial Number of the Magazine of, 937 Society, British Gymnastic: Gymnastic demonstra- Society, Osler: The adrenal cortex, 1194, 1221 Society, University of London Medical Graduates, tion, 412 Society, Oxford Medical: Cancer of the breast, 153 511, 531, 692, 845, 1042-Annual dinner, 845, 1042 Society, British Psychological: Medical section, " The Society, Pathological: Research on influenza, 128 Society, West London Medico-Chirurgical: The frontiers of psychotherapy," 349-Hypnosis, Society, Pathological, of Japan: Transactions, 1936, defence in negligence cases, 137-Diseases of the suggestibility, and progressive relaxation, 992- rev., 21 colon, 631-Sudden deaths, 881-Cavendish The relations between dissociation and repression, Society. Pharmaceutical: Report on research work Lecture: Dual personailty, 1278 1169 done in the Colege, 511-Biological study of drugs Sodium chloride, sterile, ampoules of, 694 Society, Charity Organization: "Mothers of Britain, and foods, 511 Sodium lactate intravenously, in treatment of aspirin Estimates of their Efficiency," 1123 Society, Physical: Annual exhibition, 140 poisoning (Stanley W. Williams and Rona M. Society, Derby Medical: Infective hepatic jaundice, Panting), 550 (0) 67-Fracture of the neck of the right femur Society of Public Analysts and other Analytical Sodium salicylate for influenza, 202 associated with fibrocystic disease, 632-Diagnosis Chemists: Alkaloids of ergot, 631-Annual SOLOMONs, Bethel: Epitome of Obstetrical Diagnosis of paratyphoid B infection, 632 iimeeting, 631-Properties of calciferol, 830 and Treatment in General Practice, second edition, Society, Devon and Exeter Medico-Chirurgical- Society of Radiographers: Annual dinner, 463 rev., 273 Anxiety, 92-The lumbo-sacral vertebrae and Society, Red Cross, British: The Queen assumes SOLOMONs, Edward: Varicose veins in pregnaney, sciatica, 406-Influenzal mastoiditis, 1085- the office of President, 397-Mobile x-ray service, 993 Severe hyperthyroidism, 1085-Modern advances 1335-International bazaar, 1351 Soluseptasine, 666 in obstetrics, 1222-Habitual abortion, 122:3- Society for Relief of Widows and Orphans of Medical SOUQUES, A. ttapes de la Netnrologie dans 1'A,tiq?eit Toxaemias of pregnancy, 1223 Men: Report of meetings, 190, 899, 1225- Grecque (D'Homare a Galien), rev., 1205 Society, Eastbourne Medical: On surgical diagnosis. 1 Annual meeting, 1225 SOUTER, Surgeon Commander J. C.: Fungus Society, Edinburgh Dental Students: Annutal Society, Research Defence, 1167-Stephen Paget infection of the feet, 936 clinical at home, 412 Memorial Lecture, 1167, 1318 Southampton Corporation Bill, 589-Cleanliness of Society, Edinburgh Obstetrical: Placenta praevia, Society, Royal: Conversazione, 981-Acclimatiza- hairdressers' premises, 589 578-Caesarean section, 579 tion to high altitudes, 991-Admission of Fellows, Southampton nursing homes and notifiable diseases Society, Edinburgh Royal Medical: Bicentenarx- of. 1032 (parliamentary note), 368 524 Society, Royal, of Arts: Albert Medal awarded, Southampton, Port of, arrival of the Basquie children Society, Eugenics: Heredity versuts environmiient: 1216-Biochemistry of milk secretion, 1224 at (H. C. Maurice Williams), 1209 a false antithesis, 238 Society, Royal, of Edinburgh: David Anderson- SOUTTAR, H. S.: Treatment of carcinoma by inserted Society, Euthanasia Legalisation, Voluntary: First Berry Gold Medal as prize offered for best work on radium plaques, 909 (0)-Treatment of pharyngeal annual meeting, 522 the nature of x rays, 340 carcinoma, 1174 JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX THEBRITIS 32 MEDICAL JOURNAL

725 Spa treatment in gynaecology (Muriel Keyes), STEWART, I. Leslie: Treatment of minor burns by Swab counting board (Charles E. Kindiersley), 173 SPACKMAN, M. L.: The Old Englsh Inn, 1056 amyl salicylate and other salicyl esters, 380 (0) Sweating, weight lost by (A. G. R. Whitehouse), 463 Spain: Ambulance work in (parliamentary note), 54 STITE5S Sir Harold: Appreciation of Edward Switzerland: in winter, 56-Infantile paralysis -Basque children, arrival of, at Southampton Bowser, 149 made a notifiable disease, 103-Sterilization made (H1. C. Maurice Williams), 1209-0Begian Red STIL, George Frederick, appointed Physician Extra- legal In the canton of Vaud, 593 Cross Ambulances in, 1187-Medical aid in ordinary to the King, 532-K.C.V.0. conferred SYSEs, W. Stauley: Anaesthesia in the United Southern Spain, 732, 1188, 1285-Red Cross in, upon, 1032, 1041 States and Canada, 630 135, 1008, 1187-Refugee children, health and care Stillbirth syndrome, habitual abortion and late SYMONDS, C. P.: Mental disorder following head of (parliamentary note), 1292-Trachoma from, toxaemia Young), 953 injury, 879 1140, 1142, 1174-Parliamentary notes, pregnancy (James (0) 1142- Stillbirths and new natal mortality (S. Peller), 36 Sympathectomy, aftermath of, 1295 Typhoid in refugee children (parlaimentary note), 1076 1343 Stilling: Pseudo-isochrosaic Plates for Testing Sympathectomy, technique of, Colour rev., Syndrome, adreno-genital, and tumours of the Spampinato, C.: Dislocations of the cervical Perception, nineteenth edition, 1161 W. Spence), H.: Cold treatment for gonorrhoea, 96- suprarenals (A. 338 vertebrae, 806 SYivEN, Syndrome, pituitary, an unusual, 1273 Spas, British Spas Federation: Annual meeting, 951 Sleep rolling, 900 Syndrome, stllbirth, habitual abortion and late Spas, British, treatment of some errors of metabolism STOCK, F. G. L. (S. WYATT and J. N. LANGDON): pregnancy toxaemia (James Young), 953 (0) at (G. L. Kerr Pringle), 1017 (0) Fatigue and Boredom in Repetition Work, 924 82 SPEAR, B. E.: The hospital statistician, 237 Stockings, surgical, 863 Syndrome, uveal, LL.D. Glasgow SYNGE, V. M.: Need for a national serum institute SPRAR, John Augustus, obituary notice of, 1001 STOCKMAN, Ralph: Honorary inIreland, 884 Special areas: Health services in (parliamentary conferred upon, 831 Syphils among school children of Kingston, note), 592-Amendment Bill, 791, 946 STOCKS, Percy: Epidemiology of Well's disease, 521 Jamaica (Dahlia Whitbourne and George M. Spectacles, sale of (parliamentary note), 692 Stone in the upper urinary tract(J. Swift Joly), 829 Saunders), 1108 (0) A. W.: Addison's disease and suprarenal Serving Brother of the SPENCE, STONES,R. Y., appointed Syphilus, congenital (A. G. Signy), 351 insufficiency, 279-The adreno-genital syndrome Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 of G. Greenfield), 351 and tumours of the suprarenals, 338-The thyro- STOPFORD, J. S. Honorary D.Sc. Dublin conferred Syphilis, diagnosis (J. B., Syphilis in diagnosis and prognosi of cancer (J. 1. tropic hormone, 1277 upon, 690 Munro Black), 1313 (0) SPENCER, George Herbert, obituary notice of, 839 STOTT, Arnold. appointed Physician of the Household, 532 Syphilis in the French home army, 103 SPENCER, Herbert H.: Radiograph or skiagram, 687 Syphilis, review of book on, 1119, 1160 -Appreciation of Robert Gordon MeKerron, 789 Stovarsol in treatment of lichen planus (A.Sezary from without SPENCER, Walter G.: Appreciation of Wlliam and A. Horowitz), 1227 Syphilis, severe, recovery medicine, W. Officer of the Order of 1093 Hunter, 249 STRAIN,R. M., appointed Syringe for splanchnic anaesthesia (Harold Upcott), SPERBER, P.: Evipan for delirium tremens, 336 St. John of Jerusalem. 166 614 Spider, "black widow," 130. See also Arachnidism Stramonium internally causing paralysis of SPILLANE, J. D., awarded a Commonwealth Fund accommodation (Humphrey Neame), 498 FeUowship, 1308 Strapping, plaster, removal of antihaesin, 223 Spinal anaesthesia. See Anaesthesia STRATFORD, Howard: The defence in medical Spinal injuries in war, the bladder in (Sir John negligence cases, 138 Thomson-Walker), 924-Discussion, 925 Streptocide," 77 T Spirits, prescribed, duty on (parliamentary note), 309 Streptocide for streptococcal empyema, 1281 See Tabetic, gastric perforation in a (C. M. Carr), 497 Spiritual healing, review of book on, 1118 Streptococcal empyema. Empyema G. Director Spleen, review of book on, 123 Streptococcal infections, chemotherapy of. 452 TABUTEAU, Major-General C., appointed Splint, fracture, universal (K. H. Pridie), 392 Streptococcal infections, treatment of, 79, 152 of Medical Services In India, 1050 SPOHN, Dr.: The adrenal cortex, 1221 Streptococcal meningitis. See Meninigitis. Tachycardia, review of books on, 74 Library: The Shot-Gun., rev., 560- Streptococci, haemolytic, in scarlet fever wards TAIT, Dr.: The adrenal cortex, 1221 Sportsman's outbreak of in the city of, 1143 Field Sports of Scotand, rev., 560 (W. A. Brown and V. D. Allison), 714 Tandil, psittacosis SPRAWSON, Major-General Sir Cuthbert: After-care Streptococc haemolyticus infection complicating Tanganyika: Study of human nutritionin (parlia- of the tuberculous, 987, 1038 meningococcal meningitis: recovery (F. Knights), mentary note), 1055 Sir Samuel Squire, obituary notice of, 1256 TANON, L.: Poliomyelitis in Paris, 633 SPRIGGE, 1346 F. The in the SPRIGGS, Sir EdmundI.: Diseases of the colon, 1129 Stretcher, metal, 863 TARAPORVALA, N.: anaesthetist Wilfred I. B. BAILEY and theatre, 43 SPURGIN, P. B., King George VI's Coronation Medal STRINGER, (Hamilton Tata Research conferred upon, 1143 Kenneth D. KEELE): Continuous intravenous Fund. See Research Sputa and mycotuberculosis. See Tuberculosis saline infusion, 552 (0) Tattoo markings, removal of (E. Karpelis), 1267 Squibb's products, distributors of in theUTnited STROMBECK, J. P.: The merits of excision and Tavistock Clinic, 833, 1164-Leading article, 1164 Kingdom, 1296 suture of recent wounds, 520 TAYLOR, H. J.: Short-wave therapy, 1008, 1352 SQUINT, emotional factor in the causation of (W. S. STRONG, Richard P.: Chadwick lecture: Oncho- TAYLOR, John, obituary notice of, 893 cerciasis and blindness, 348 TAYLOR, Colonel John, C.I.E1. conferred upon, 1041 Inman), 1116 Julian: Charles Coley Squint, review of books on, 330, 1315 STUMPF, Pleikart (H. H. WEBER and H. WELTZ): TAYLOR, Appreciation of Inneren Choyce, 787 Squint, treatment of (Beatrice Lynn), 294 R6ntgenkymographische Bewegunglehre S.: Oral STACEY, J.L: Hormone therapy in gynaecology, Organe, rev., 1117 TAYLOR,R. surgery club, 838 409--Varicocele in the female, 776-The inter- STUMPFL, Friedrich: Criminology of twins, 66 TAYLOR, Captain R. S.: Medical service in the position operation, 777 STURROCK, Alexander Corsar, obituary notice of, 732 Territorial Army, 196 STALKARTT, Major Charles Edward Grey, obituary Sud Mddical et Chirurgical for March devoted to TAYLOR, Richard W.: Trachoma from Spain, 1174 paediatries, 846 TAYLOR, Wentworth: Blood transfusion in obstet- notice of, 476 rics, 1043 STALKER, JamesM.: Non-surgical renal emergencies, Sudan: Health of, report for, 1935, 130-Kala-azar 546 (0) in (Sir Robert Archibald), 91 TAYLOR, William Bramley, obituary notice of, 475 STALLARD, H. B.: Appreciation of Theodore SUHRAWARDY, Lieut.-Colonel Sir Hassan, appointed TOHAPEROFF, Ivan C. C.: A Manual of Radiological Hartmann Just, 421 Associate-Commander of the Order of St. John of Diagnosis for Students and General Practitioners, Stamp books, advertisements in (parliamentary note), Jerusalem, 166 rev., 811 308 Suicide, a failed (G. R. Osborn), 328 Telephones, public, cleanliness of (parliamentary P 331 note), 1054 STANDER, HenricusJ.: Willianm Obstetrics, seventh Sulphonamide (B.D.H.), E. D.: df arterial thromnbosis, edition, rev., 665 Sulphonamide P, tabloid, 331 TELFORD, Pathology STANNUS, H. S.: Bejoel-the syphilis of Bedoulin Sulphur for" itch," 374 683 children, 1220 Sulphuric acid, conveyance of by road (parliamentary Temperament, review of book on, 1316 note), 737 Temperature averages in the British Isles, pamphlet STANSFIELD. Frederic Wilson, obituary notice of, 534 on, 693 Star andGarter Home: Twenty-first anniversary of, SUMMERS, G. D.: Intermittent venous occlusion, 190 1229 Tendon, flexor, accidental avulsion of, 1140 Sun-bathing followed by peripheral neuritis (James TENNENT, Thomas: Mental disorder following head State employees and tuberculosis in France, 1133 880 Statistical methods, review of work on, 1072 Hannan), 73 injury, Statistics, clinical, analysis of, 192, 302 Sunderland, measles in, number of cases notified, 1295 TERRIEN F. (Prosper VEIL, and M. A. DOLLFUS): Salaries Bill, 1184 Sunshine in the British Isles, on, 693 Le Dkcollement de la Retine et son Traitement, Statutory pamphlet rev., 920 Steatorrhoea, Idiopathic (A. M. Nussbrecher and SULZBERGER, Marion B. (and Fred WISE, editors): F. Morton), 1152 (0) The 1936 Year Book of Dermatology and Syphilo- Territorial Army. See Army, British STEBRING G. F.: Irradiation in malignant disease, logy, rev., 1160 TERROINE, E. F.: Le Metabolime de l'Azote: les 574-Wave-length in radiotherapy, 1275 Superfoetation, does it occur'? Report of a possible Problemes Bioloques, rev., 1317 Lathrop: Wed case (Bryan C. Murless and F. L. McLaughlin), Testicle, undescended, management of (G. Grey S'TEDMAN, Thomas Practica icl 1199 Dictionary, thirteenth edition, rev., 124 1309 (0) Turner), 935-(J. L. Lindstrom), Steel, import duty on (parliamentary note), 690 Suprarenal insufficiency (A. W. Spence), 279 Testicular disease, review of book on, 75 Surgeon's liability for nurse's negligence (Ingram v. Tetanus, Immunization, active, against (Herbert H. BTEELE, G. H.: Cancer of the oesophagus, 1338 494 (0) STEPHENS, G. Arbour: Treatment of gonorrhoesa 540 FitzGerald), 46-Correspondence on, 146 Brown), J. V. -Milk and the health of the cow, 785-Good mllilk Surgery, a new monthly, 1270 Tetanus, puerperal, and post-hysterectomy (R. and fresh vegetables, 1179 Surgery, minor, premedication in, 794 Pulvertaft), 441 (0) Stericrepe bandage," 560, 694 Surgery, review of books on, 20, 122, 331, 664, 862, Tetanus, serum treatment of (H. G. Dowler), 809 Sterility, human, treatment of (Samuel Meaker), 660 1117, 1258 Tetanus, study of, 336 Surgical appliances for poor persons (parliamentary Tetanus treatment (B. B. Yodh), 855 (0)-Corre- Sterility, temporary, normal labour under analgesia note), 1343 spondence on, 1044 after, 687 Surgical diagnosis. See Diagnosis. THACKRAH, Margaret, obituary notice of, 200 Sterility in women, causes of (J. Dorffel and W. Surgical interventions, similar, different reactions Thames barrage proposal (parliamentary note), 1186 Lutterberg), 384 to (P. Duval and J.-Ch. Roux), 1248 Therapia sterilisans magna (leading article), 719. Sterilization in hereditary mental deficiency (parlia- Surgical treatment, post-dental (parliamentary note), See also Blood stream and Streptococcal infections mentary note), 946 429 See Treatment Sterilization made legal in the canton of Therapeutics. Vaud, SUTHERLAND, Charles: Allergy and agranulocytosis, THIEME, Georg: Diphtheria and Constitution, rev., Switzerland, 593 143 1207 Sterilization, voluntary note), 231, (parliamentary SUTHERLAND, D. S.: Acute enteritis, 410 THOMAS, E. W. Prosser: Dermatitis artefacta: an 841 unusual case, 804 (0) Sterilizing dressings. See Dressings. SUTHERLAND, Halliday: In My Path, rev., 76 SUTHERLAND, P. L.: Blood group tests in disputed THOMAS, John C.: Blood group tests in disputed STEVENS, Muriel F. (and A. T. GLENNY): A new paternity, 299 paternity, 419 stabilizer for Schick toxin, 709 (0) SUTHERLAND, W.: Maternity services, 1178 THOMAS J. W. Tudor: Results of corneal trans- STEVENSON, Douglas S. (and Fergus L. HENDEISON ): 114 (0) Osteochondritis dissecans, 963 (0) SUTCLIFFE, A. (and J. W. CANIAM): Experiments in plantation, Homework and Physical Education, rev., 1206 THOMAS, Melbourne: Bedstead of new design, 22 STEVENSON, F. Harwood: Alcohol and motoring SUTHERLAND, D. P.: The tuberculosis problem, 1267 THOMAS, RUfUS C. : Appreciation of Charles Shorney accidents, 836 SUTHERLAND, Hugh: Maternity services, 1231 Webb, 1286 .STEWART, Alfred W.: Recent Advances in Organic SUTTON, Harvey: Nutrition, 1319 THOMAS, W. E.: Water dropwort poisoning, 1045 Chemistry, vol. ii,sixth edition, rev., 500 Sutton and District: Gastro-enteritis outbreak; THOMPSON, Arthur Hugh, obituary notice of, 199 STEWART, D. Stenhouse: Mechanics of glaucoma, 42 deputation to Minister of Health, 373 THOMPSON, Sir Henry, portrait of, 177 JAN.-JUNE, 1937 THsE BRITIsH INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL 33

THOMPSON, Keith S. : Elementary Pathology. Ant Traffic light drill, 794 Tulniours or bone, malignant (James Brailsford), 186 Introduction to the Process of Disease, rev., 123 Training centres, medical treatment at (parliamentary -Discussion, 186 THOMPSON, R. Campbell: Dictionary of Assyrian note), 54 Tumours, malignant, in a child (J. W. Bride), 776 Chemistry and Geology, rev., 124 Training, physical: Annotation on, 396-Govern- Tumours of the suprarenals and the adreno-genital THomps5oN, Wiliam Egbert, O.B.E. conferred upon, ment's proposals, 251, 306, 332, 342, 396-Leading syndrome (A. W. Spence), 338 283 article on, 332-National Advisory Council: TUNSTALL (and WARWICK): First Aid to the Inj4red THOMSON, F. G.: Radio-active thermal waters, 464 Report of meeting, 539-Organizers (parliamen- and Sick, fifteenth edition, rev., 1317 THOMSON, H. J.: Obstetrical flying squads, 886- tary note), 309-Parliamentary note on, 54, 251, Turbinates, sclerosing, submucosal injection of (C. A. Blood transfusion in obstetrics, 1280 306, 309, 426, 645-Physical Training and Recrea- Hutchinson), 72-Correspondence on, 245, 359, THOMSON, J. W., elected honorary consulting surgeon tion Bill, 645-And pregnancy, 584. See also 416, 594 of the Clayton Hospital, Wakefield, 1101 Physical. TUIRNBULL, Surgeon Captain Hugh Prideaix, THOMSON, Sir StClair: Leopold von Schr6tter, 310 Transilluminoscope, a cheap, 540 obituary notice of, 944 -(And V. E. NEGus): Diseases of the Nose and Treatment, review of books on, 390, 500 TURNER, Agnes F.: Mementoes of Laennec, 846 Throat. A Tex60oolkfor Students and Practitioners, Treatment. See also Therapeutics TURNER, C. E. H.: Terminal caseating tuberculous fourth edition, rev., 1258 TRELEASE, Sam F. (and Emma Sarepta YULE): The bronchopneumonia, 604 (0) THOMSON, W. (D. M. LUBBOOK, and R. C. GARRY): Preparation of Scientific and Techniical Papers, TURNER, G. Grey: Oesophageal surgery, 38- Epithelial overgrowths and diverticula in the gut, third edition, rev., 1026 Cardioplasty, 38-Appreciation of Sir John Bland- 1252 (0) Treloar's Hospital for Cripples. See Hospital Suitton, 50-Experimental and laboratory training THOMSON-WALKER, Sir John: The bladder in spinal Trichomonas vaginitis treated by silver picrate in medical education, 288-Injuries of peripheral injuries in war, 924 (W. Neville Mascall), 1115 (0) nerves, 348-Diseases of the colon, 631-Manage- Thoracoscopy, pleural effusions after (O. M. Mlistal), TRILLWOOD, Wilfrid: An emulsion of iodized oil ment of the undescended testicle, 935-Paget 1265 for x-ray examination of empyema cavities, 173 Memorial Lecture: The Paget tradition, 1318 THORBuRN, Colonel Harold Hay, obituary notice TURNER, Philip (and R. P. ROWLANDS): The of, 371 Trocar and cannula, Intravenous (Reginald A. King), Operations of Sturgery. Vol. ii: The Abdomns?, THORNTON, J. Raymond: Inhalational therapy, 359 173 rev., 664 THORP, Eustace: Vincent's angina, 900-Gangrene TuroNcoso, Manuel Uribe: InternalDiseasesof the Eye TURNER, S. B.: Air raid precautions, 1183 complicating diphtheria, 1188 and Atlas of Ophthalmoscopy, rev., 1257 TURTLE, G. de Bec: Wintering in England, 626 Throat diseases, review of books on, 810, 1258. See Tropical Medicine, Calcutta School of: Annual Twins, criminology of, 56 also Nose report. 139 Twins, locked, case of, 45, 776 Thrombo-anglitis obliterans (C. J. McAuley), 411 Tropical medicine, fellowships and appointments in, Twins on a vegetable diet, 563 Thrombo-angiltis obliterans of the coronary arteries, 1082 Type, the new (leading article), 23. 5ee also Britilsa 927 Tropical Medicine, London School of. See Hygiene Medical Journal Thrombosis, arterial, pathology of (E. D. Teford), and tropical medicine Typhoid abscess. See Abscess 683 Tropical ulcer. See Ulcer Typhoid fever. See Fever, enteric Thrombosis of subelavian vein complicating hyper- TROTTER, Wilfred, appointed Sergeant-Surgeon to Typhus fever. See Fever thyroidism (John R. H. Towers and Michael C. the King, 532 Typhus and typhus-like infections, 176 Oldfield), 808 TRUMAN, Claude A. P.: Academiic costume, 594 THUREL, R. (and Th. ALAJOUANINE): Les Spasmes Trunk Roads Act, 53-Royal Assent to, 53 de la Face et leur Traitement, rev., 1315 Tsetse problem, review of book on, 861 THURSTON, Gavin: Blood transfusion in obstetrics, T-tube for drainage of biliary ducts, a new (Rodney U 1090 Maingot), 971 Thymus gland (Samson Wright), 874 Tubercie bacilli in the cerebro-spinal fluid: recovery Ulcer, gastric, perforation, recurrent, of (E. C. Thyroid activity, determination of (R. T. Goodyear (John P. McGuinness), 169 Herten-Greaven), 1070 and S. 239 Tubercle bacillus. See also Bacillus H. Pemberton), Koch's work 417 Ulcer, gastric, site of after suture demonstrated by Thyroid extract in conditions other than myxoedema Tuberculin, on, radiography (M. Gruaberg and F . Jonckheere), 116 (D. Murray Lyon), 179 Tuberculin-tested herds (parliamentary note), 1293 Ulcer, gastric, treatment of followed by nephritis, 430 Thyroid extract for the itching of jaundice, 301 Tuberculosis as seen by the general practitioner Ulcer, peptic, acute perforated, treated by simple Thyroid gland, surgery of the (Sir Thomas Dunhill), (Dr. Godlewski), 832 suture alone (M. Sallick), 700 460, 514, 568 Tuberculosis Association: Annual provincial mieet- Ulcer, peptic, treatment of, 254, 980, 1177, 1335 Thyroid, review of book on, 222 ing, Manchester (1937), 995, 1265-Collapse Ulcer, tropical, 277 Thyroid substances, modes of administering, 246 therapy, 1265-Bronchiectasis in pulmonarv Ulcers, varicose, ultra-violet irradiation in treatment Thyroid therapy in cretinism, 718 tuberculosis, 1265-Pleural effusions after thoraco- of (Albert Eldinow), 16 (0) Thyroid. See also Gland scopy, 1265-Unilateral puilmonary tuberculosis, Ultra-violet irradiation in the treatment of varicose TIDBnJRY, Lieut.-Colonel James, obituary notice of, 51 1266-The tuberculosis problem, 1266-The ulcers, varicose eczema and varicose veins (Albert TIDY, Henry Letheby, appointed Honorary Consulting tomograph, 1267-Artificial pneumothorax in Eidinow), 16 (0) Physician at the Queen Alexandra Military children, 1267 UNDERHILL, S. W. F.: Extracts of liver and yeast in Hospital, Millbank, 422-Appointed Physician Tuberculosis, bovine, in the Netherlands, 1216 macrocytic anaemia, 629 Extraordinary to the King, 532-Prevention of Tuberculosis, cervical gland, 43 UNDERWOOD, E. Ashworth: Modern treatment of constipation, 1134-Infectious mononucleosis and Tuberculosis Conference, Empire, London (1937), fevers, 353 imionocytic leukaemia, 1280 241, 355, 987, 1038-Report of proceedings, 987, Unemployment Assistance (Determination of Need) TiGeH, H. V.: Pregnancy in diabetics, 994 1038-Correspondence on, 1339 Regulations (parliamentary note), 53 TIGHE, Surgeon Commander John William, obituary Tuberculosis contacts in the homne, examination of Unemployment Assistance (Periods of Occasional nitice ot, 1002 (G. Gregory Kayne), 858 (0) Sickness) Rules, 1937, 791 TILLEY, Herbert: Anaesthesia for nose and throat Tuberculosis control in Scotland (Ernest Watt), 1038 Unemployment Assistance (Temporary Provisions) operations, 346-Cancer of oesophagus treated by Tuberculosis Council, Joint: Report of meetings, (Amendment) Bill, 251, 306, 423, 476-Royal deep x-ray therapy, 1199 (0) 1225 Assent to, 476 TiPPETT, G. 0.: Osteochondritis disecans, 1094 Tuberculosis deaths (parliamentary note), 308 Unemployment insurance, salary limit for (parlia- Tissues, review of books on the, 272, 968. Tuberculosis in general practice, 1056, 1352 mentary note), 737 TITREMEYER, W.: Investigations on tobacco Tuberculosis home contacts. See Tuberculosis Unemployment and malnutrition (parliainientary smoke, 745 contacts note), 53 TITUS, Paul: The Management of Obstetric Diffi- Tuberculosis, hulnan, of bovine origin, 980 Unemployment. See also Insurance culties, 923 Tuberculosis, intestinal (M. Pirolli), 236 UNGLEY, C. C.: Value of liver extracts, 730 Tobacco habit, cure of lobeline in (J. L. Dorsey), 864 Tuberculosis, International Union Against: Meeting Tobacco smoke, investigations on (W. Titkemeyer), in Paris, 342, 1082-Date of adjourned tenth UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: 745 conference, 1082 Anaesthesia in, 630 TODD, T. F.: Varicocele in the female, 776 Tuberculosis, miliary, chronic, in children, 925 Dementia praecox, research institutes for, 201 Tomograph (J. B. McDougall), 1267 Tuberculosis, myco-cultivation of, from human sputa Ella Sach Plotz Foundation: Report of, and TONKS, Henry, obituary notice of, 150 (J. F. D. Shrewsbury and J. Barson), 1154 (0) grants made by, 549 Tonsil snare, new (Geoffrey H. Bateman), 1073 Tuberculosis in Newfoundland (parliainentary note), Hospitals in, with a dental service, 1007 Tonsillitis outbreak at Doncaster (R. Watson), 895 Influenza deaths, seasonal expectancy of (Mary 1189 (0) Tuberculosis, Sir Robert Philip, and, 1165 Gover), 380 TonstilAts, streptococcal, treated with prontosil, 941 Tuberculosis Prevention, National Association for: Insemination, artificial, legal aspects of (Alfred Too much zeal, 202 King George VI becomes Patron of, 719-Con- Koerner and Frances Seymour), 98 Tooth extraction, sequels of, 594 ference at Bristol, 1173 Maternal mortality in, 1215 Tooth, wisdom, intense pain after remiioval of Tuberculosis problem (A. Ramasbottom), 1266- New York City, health of, 505 (M. Dechaume), 1015 Discussion on, 1266 Pneumonia deaths, seasonal expectancy of (Mary TOPLEY, W. W. C. (and G. S. WILSON): YThe Princi. Tuberculosis, pulmonary, bronchiectasis in (J. E. H. Gover), 380 pes of Bacteriology and Immunity, second edition, Roberts), 1265 Rural health in, 1027 rev., 171 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, iodine in, 900, 952, 1056, Scarlet fever outbreak in Oswego, Tioga County, TOPPING, Andrew: Modem treatment of fevers, 352 1144 New York State, 593 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, unilateral (Dr. De Bloeme), Small-pox in (A. F. Rizzolo), 569 TORGENSEN, J.: Ischiopubic osteochondritis, 31 1266 Toronto, the anatomists at, 839 Combined Result of Parlia- L. Tuberculosis renal (T. J. D. Lane), 137 Universities, English: * TOURRNIAIRE, A. (and GALLAVARDIN): LesNevroses Tuberculosis, review of books on, 501, 711 mentary by-election, 692-Correspondence on, 729 Tachycardiques, rev., 74 Tuberculosis in Southern Universities, Scottish, grants to: Inquiry Com- TOWERS, John R. H. (and Michael C. OLDFIELD): Rhodesia, (parliamentary mittee 950 Thrombosis of subclavian vein note), 54 (parliamentary note), complicating Tuberculosis in Scotland, expenditure on (parlia- University of Aberdeen: Appointments, 151, 188, hyperthyroidism, 808 mentary note), 1239 197, 354-Degrees and pass lists, 790, 831-Gift to, Toxaemia, pre-eclamptic, progesterone in (J. M. Tuberculosis and State employees in France, 1133 1043-Honorary degrees, 790, 831-Lectureship Robson and S. J. Paterson), 311 (O)-Corre- Tuberculosis, surgical (Sir Henry Gauvain), 1038 in psychopathology, 1043 spondence on, 528 Tuberculosis Trust, Royal Victoria Hospital: University of Athens: Celebrations of the foundation Trachea, foreign bodies in the (A. Laskiewicz), 910 Annual report, 1132, 1173 of, 1351-Honorary doctors elected, 1351 Tracheotomy for colloid goitre (H. A. Kidd), 611 Tuberculosis in voles, 1165 University of Belfast, Queen's: Appointments, 354 Trachoma, changes in a woman undergoing treat- Tuberculosis in Wales, fight against, 989-Parlia- -Musgrave Professorship of Pathology, 373 ment of (A. Hagedoorn), 1200 of 476- Trachoma from mentary note on, 1236 University Birmingham: Appointments, Spain, 1140,' 1142, 1174-Parlia- Tuberculous, care and after-care of the: Empire Degrees and pass lists, 52-Lectures, 840 mentary notes, 1142 conference in London, 987 University of Bristol: Degrees and pass lists, 52, 1350 Trachoma, treatment of, 1077 Tuberculous hepatitis. See Hepatitis Trade effluents (parliamentary note), 1238 Tuberculous meningitis. See Meningitis UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE: Trade Marks Amendment Bill, 1235, 1287 TUCKER, W. E.: A disclaimer, 794 Appointments, 150, 197, 247, 588, 790, 1234 Trade premises, drainage of. See Public Health TUMARKIN, Alex.; Analysis of clinical statistics, 302 Chair of Physiology, 588 (Drainage of Trade Premises) Bill Tumour, " mixed," of lip (Robin Pilcher), 967 Degrees and pass lists, 52, 197, 247, 372, 423, 476, Trades Union Congress and British Medical Associa- Tumours of bladder, epithelial (I. A. B. Cathie and 535, 589, 643, 943, 1002, 1049, 1100, 1184, 1293, tion Joint Committee, 363. See also Association K. H. Watkins), 937 1350 THE BRITISH 34 JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE (contintwed): Uraemia in ophthalmiiology, 482 VICKERS, Lieut.-Colonel W., appointed Officer Elections, 150, 197 Urinary calculi. See Calculi of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 Lectures, 197 Urinary infections and the general practitioner, 833 Vienna: Sale of contraceptive appliances by auto- M.B. thesis, 278, 305, 476 Urinary infections, mandelic acid in, 396, 471 matic machines and advertisements forbidden in, RIayinond Horton-Smith prize, 372 Urinary proteose, autogenous, in asthma and other 151-Declining birth rate in, 201-Medical Week, Scholarship, 197, 943 allergic conditions (Julius Libman and A. Douglas 444-Exhibition of hygiene in, 951 Bigland), 62 (0)-Correspondence on, 143 VIGNES, Henri: Maladies des Femmes Enceintes, University of Dublin: Degrees and pas-s li.sts, 690, Urinary tract, uipper, stone in (J. Swift Joly), 829 rev., 391-(And M. ROBEY): Pdriode de Fe,conditet 840-Honorary degrees, 690. See also College, Urine, oestrin in (O. Vaughan Jones), 522. See also et Pdriodes de Stdrlitd chez la Femme, rev., 1026 Trinity Oestrin VILVANDRA, G.: Effects of prolonged dorsal decu- University of Durham: Centenary celebrations, Uroselectan B, dangers of, 251-A High Court case, bitus, 628-Diseases of the colon, 1131 1002, 1184-Degrees and pass lists, 52. 1002, 251 Vincent's angina. See Angina 1184-Honorary degrees, 1002, 1184-Statutes Uterine hypoplasia. See Hypoplasia VINE, Alfred Bertram, obituary notice of,364 for under the University of Durhani Act, 423 Uterus,'prolapse of, discussion at the Royal Society Vinegar and acetic acid (parliamentary note), 54 University of Edinburgh: Degrees and pass lists, ofMedicine, 465. See also Prolapse VINES, H. W. C. (and L. R. BROSTER): The adrenal 52, 643-Graduation ceremony, 52-Honorary Uterus, puerperal inversion of (J. M. Milne), 220- cortex, 662 (0) degrees, 643-Students' Union, a new, 295 Correspondence on, 583 Virus diseases, more about, 816 University examinations. See Examinations Uterus, rupture of (D. C. Racker), 291 Virus of influenza. See Influenza University of Glasgow: Botany laboratory, a new, Uveal syindrome, 82 Virus work, egg membrane technique in (F. M. 1333-Degrees and pass lists, 831, 944, 1350- Burnet), 336 Graduation ceremony, 1333, 1350-Honorary Vital statistics: For England and Wales, 1936, 197 degrees, 831-Regius Chair of Mfateria Medica, 476 Vitamin A, body reserves of, 928 University Hall, Edinburgh: Jubilee of. 780 Vitamin B deficiency, nervous lesions in, 1214 University of Ireland, National: Degrees and pass V Vitamin C deficiency and rheumatic fever, 28 lists, 53 Vitamin C in inilk, 622 University of Leeds: Annual report, 52; Appoint- Vacation courses for students (T. K. Mionro), 728 Vitamin D, overdosage with (leading article), 12(69 ments, 197, 476, 690-Degrees and pass lists, 734, Vaccination, deaths foliowing (parliamentary note), Vitamin E, pamphlet on, 594 1184-Honorary degrees, 1184-Scholarships and 648, 692, 1055-Deaths of infants under one year, Vitamins and inargarine, 310, 592-Parliamentary prizes awarded, 734-Students' Union, 39 1055 note, 592 Uniiversity of Liverpool: Degrees anid pass lists, 734 Vaccination, intra-epidermic (Edward R. Peirce), Vitamins, review of book on, 391 1066 (0)-Correspondence on, 1139, 1177, 1228 VIVIAN, S. P., Knighthood conferred upon, 10:,2 UNIVERSITY OF LONDON: Vaccination marks, disfiguring, 540 Vivisection on Dogs (Scotland) Bill, 841 Appointments, 305, 372, 476, 690, 1143, 1350 Vaccination statistics (parliamentary niote), 1054 Vivisection penalties (parliainentary note), 648 Chair of Bacteriology, 944 Vaccine, whooping-cough, 1026 Vivisection. See also Animals Degrees and pass lists, 52, 150, 197., 247, 690, 790, Vaginitis, trichomonas, treated by silver picrate VLASCO, Michael: Ionization for hay fever, 1338 890, 1002, 1184, 1234 (W. Neville Mascall), 1115 (0) Vocational guidance at Borstal, 760 Dunn Exhibitions, 1143 VAN DEN BERGH, Hijmans: Nederlandswch Tijdschrift Vocational guidance, review of book on, 969 Duveen Travelling Studentship, 305 voor Geneesk-unde for January 23 dedicated to, 309 Volkmann's contracture, 565 Gifts to, 1049 -Elected an honorary doctor of the University Guy's Hospital MIedical School, 1143 of Athens, 1351 Lectures, 98, 150, 151 Varicocele in the female (W. Fletcher Shaw), 775 London Hospital Medical College, 943, 1143 Varicella and herpes zoster. See Herpes W London (Royal Free Hospital) Schiool of Medicine Varicose ulcers, varicose eczema and varicose veins, for Women, 305 ultra-violet irradiation In the treatment of (Albert WAGNER-JAUREGG, Julius, eightieth birthday of, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Eidinow), 16 (0) 593, 649-Wiener klinische Wochenschrift for 197, 890, 1002 Varicose veins. See Veins March 5 dedicated to, 649-Wiener mnedizinische Meeting of Senate, 247, 1143, 1184 VARRIER-JONES, Sir Pendrill: Cure of the tuber- lVochenschrift for March 6 contains a bibliography Middlesex Hospital Medical School, 589, 1350 cuxlous, 988-Empire conference on tuiberculosis, of his writings, 649-Elected a honorary doctor Recognition of teachers, 150, 589, 1330 1339 of the University of Athens, 1351 Regulations, amendment of, 372 Vascular accidents, cerebral (C. M. Hinds Howell), WARELEY, Cecil P. G.: Treatment of facial paralysis, Regulations of Diploma in Medical Radiology, 890 255 (0) 403-Diseases of the colon, 631-(Phillp H. Royal Cancer Hospital (Free), 790 Vascular changes In hemiplegia, 761 MITCHINER, Clement E. SHATTOCK and Edward G. Scholarships, 944 Vascular disease, obliterative, intermittent venous SLESINGER): Surgery for Dental Students, rev., 664 Titles, 1143 occlusion in treatment of (J. J. Mason Brown WALBANK, Arthur, obituary notice of, 304 University College, 589, 690, 890 and W. Melville Arnott), 1106 (0) WALDY, John, obituary notice of, 1000 University College Hospital Medical School, 690 Vascuilar disease, obliterative, treatment of, 508 Wales: Maternal mortality in (parliamentary note), University medals, 589 Vascular responses to CO,, 510 946, 1342-Midwifery services in (parliamentary Westminster Hospital Medical School, 890 Vasospasm after charcoal treatment, 55 note), 1186-Tuberculosis in, fight against, 989- VATCHER, S.: Glycosuria, 244 Parliamentary note on, 1236-Welsh National University of Manchester: Appeal, 678; Appoint- VAUGHAN, Janet: Demonstrates material obtained Temple of Peace and Health, 830 ments, 52, 423, 643, 1184, 1293-Degrees and pass from sternal marrow puncture, 352-Extracts of WALES, Edward G.: Continuity, 1296 lists, 52, 643, 1350-Grant from Rockefeller liver and yeast in macrocytic anaemia, 629-Value WALKER, Colonel G. K.: Veterinary education, 762 Foundation, 1002-Honorary degrees, 643, 1350- of liver extracts, 730-Problems of blood trans- WALKER, Kenneth M.: Hormone deficiencies in the Resignations, 1002-Wild Prize in Pharmacology, fusion, 1329 male, 623-Transurethral resection of the prostate, 1350 VAUGHAN, Kathleen Olga: Safe Childbirth: the 901 (0) University of Otago: Report of the Department of Three Essentials. (1) Routnd Brim; (2) Flexible WALKER, Learoyd: Uterine prolapse, 466 684, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 430-Proceedings of Joints ; (3) Natural Posture, rev., 862 WALKER, Oliver: "Blood-sugar worship," 835 the University of Otago Medical School, fourteenth Vegetables, fresh, and good milk, 1179 WALKER, Woodd: Effects of prolonged dorsal issue, dedicated to Sir Lindo Ferguson, 1069 VEIL, Prosper (F. TERREIN and M. A. DOLLFUS): decubitus, 628 Le Ddcollement de la Retine et son Traitement, rev., WALLACE, Sir Cuthbert Sidney: Baronetcy conferred UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD: 920 upon, 1032, 1041-Honorary D.C.L. Durban Appeal, 1043 Vein, subelavian, thrombosis of complicating conferred upon, 1184 Appointments, 305, 790, 1100, 1143, 1234, 1993 hyperthyroidism (John R. H. Towers and Michael WALLACE, H. L.: Continuous open air for pneumonia By-election result, 535 C. Oldfield), 808 in childrn, 657 (0) Congregations, 588, 1143, 1183 Veins, varicose, in pregnancy, treatment of (Edward WALLACE, J. Edgar: Lupus vulgaris treated by Degrees and pass lists, 247, 372, 533 Solomons), 993 intradermal injection of hydnocarpates, 1151 (0) Diploma in ophthalmology, 643 Venepuncture instrument (David A. Herd), 921 WALmsLEY, Thomas: A Manual of Practical Anatomy. Election to Board of the Faculty of M[edicine, 588 Venereal disease, campaign against, in France, 240 A Guide to the Dissection of the Human Body. Examination dates, 1100 809 Part Ill, The Head and Neck, new edition,rev., 1160 Lectureship In physiology, 1183 Venereal disease, campaign against, in Soviet Russia WALSH, C. H.: Pathology of criminal abortion, 727 Names added to list of members of the Faculty of (E. H. Cluver), 1120 WALTERS, G. A. Bagot (and W. R. BLACK). " Rachi- Medicine, 1293 Venereal disease, control of, in France, 129 resistance and spinal anaesthesia, 218 (0), 418 Nuffield professorships, 305, 588, 790, 943, 1293 Venereal disease, review of book on, 612 WALTHER, W. W.: Continuous intravenous saline Parliamentary election: Sir Farquhar Buzzard's Venereal disease treatment in London, 779 solution, 637 candidature, 372 Venous occlusion in treatment of obliterative vascular WALTON, Sir James, appointed Surgeon to the King, Radcliffe Fellowship, 588 disease (J. J. Mason Brown and W. Melville 532 Schorstein Research Fellowship in Medical Science, Arnott), 1106 (0)-Correspondence on, 1229 Wandsworth: Air raid precautions instruction in, 1937, 943, 1049 Ventilation (R. Frederick), 1171 1008 Students, senior, 1183 Ventricular fibrillation, transient, 1030 Wanted-a patient with a biliary flstula, 794 Ventriculography (E. Lysholm), 1276 WARD, E. M.: Value of liver extract, 1090 University of Padua: Bassini's operation, fiftieth Ventilation of the House of Commons (parliamentary WARD, J. F.: Haemorrhagic diathesis, 467 anniversary of, 1101-Publishes two volumes of note), 1343, 1344 WARDEN, A. A.: The old English inn, 732 " Writings on the Surgery of Hernia," 1101 VERHOOGEN, J., nominated a foreign corresponding WAREMBOURG, Henri: Les Hyperglycdmies. etutde University of Paris to create a professorship in social memnber of the Academie de Medecine, 579 Clinique et Physiopathologique, rev., 559 medicine, 1239 VERNER, W., appointed Serving Brother of the Order Warnings, 202, 650, 791, 952, 1056, 1144 University of Reading: Dairying research, report, 89 of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 WARNOCK, James Maxwell, obituary notice of, 364 University of St. Andrews: Appointments, 1278- VERNON, H. M.: Accidents and Their Prevention, WARREN, S. L..: Radiographs of infectious arthritis, Chair of dental surgery, 357, 1278-Recognition of rev., 122-Alcohol and motor accidents, 188 906 hospitals, 1278 Veronal poisoning (G. A. Metz), 606 WARWICK (and TUNSTALL): First Aid to the Inijured University of Sheffield: Appointments, 423, 1100, Verpine disinfectant, 223 and Sick, fifteenth edition, rev., 1317 1293-Degrees and pass lists, 790-Gift to, 1100- Vertebrae, cervical, dislocations of (C. Spampinato), Water dropwort poisoning, 1045 Grants for research, 423-Prize in clinical medicine, 806 Water, London, Annual report of the Metropolitan 1100-Resignations, 1100 Vertebrae, lumbo-sacral, and sciatica (Norman Water Board (leading article), 274 University of Toronto: The anatomists at, 839 Capener), 406 Water Pollution Research Board: Report, 770 University of Wales: Degrees and pass lists, 247, VERZAR, F. (and E. J. MCDoUGALL): Absorption Water supplies and river pollution, 770 1293, 1350-Welsh National School of Medicine, from the Intes$ine, rev., 558 Water supplies, rural, progress in (parliamentary 247, 1294, 1350 Vesbco-colic flstula. See Fistula note), 371 Unqualified healer, damages against (G. C. Foster), Vesiglandin and prostaglandin, 335 Water supply investigation in Scotland (parlia- 250 Veterinary curriculum, 1008 mentary note), 1055 Unqualified practice, the law and (parliamentary Veterinary education, 762 upyof Sutton and District : Deputation to note), 308 Veterinary Journal, special educational number, 762 Minister ofjealth re, 373 National: Annual UPCOTT, Harold: Syringe for splanchnic anaesthesia, Veterinary Medical Association, WATERS, Edgar P.: Partial extra-uterine pregaancy, 614 report, 1323-Euthanasia for 'cats and dogs, 1323 1158 THE BRITISH JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL 35

WATERS, R. M.: Oxygen administration statistics, 963 WHITTINGHAM, Air-Comiiodore H. E.: Kala-azar WVOODROFFE, G. C. L.: Reaction time of motorists, Waters, thermal, radio-active (C. W. Buckley), 464- in the Sudan, 91 835 Discussion, 464 WHITTINGTON, Richard, obituary notice of, 789 WOODs, Hugh: Faints and fits, 362-When is WATKINS, A. B. K.: Treatment of depressed frac- WHITTON, Lieut.-Colonel D. A., appoilited Officer of abortion lawful? 470 tures of the malar bone, 326 (0) the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 166 WOODS, Robert H.: Sclerosing submucosal injection WATKINS, Kenneth: The bladder in spinal injuries WHITWELL, J. A.: Historical Notes on Psychiatry of turbinates, 357 in war, 935 (Early Times-end of 16th Century), rev., 713 WooDs, Sir Robert Stanton: Injuries of peripheral WATKINS, K. H.: Epithelial tumours of the bladder, Whooping-cough vaccine, 1026 nerves, 447 937 Who's Who, 1937, rev., 124 WVOODWARK, Sir Stanley, elected Chairman of the WATSON, Chalmers: Consistency of University WHYTE, Captain Alistair Gordon Donald, M.B.E., Justices of the Peace for the Division of St. examinations, 145-Reform of the mnedical conferred ilpon, 1041 Marylebone, County of London, 309 curriculum, 1040, 1176 WIDDOWSON, Elsie M1. (and Margery ABR AHAMS): WORRALL, Ralph: New treatment of chronic WATSON, R.: Outbreak of milk-borne scarlet fever Modern Dietary Treatment, rev., 1206 leucorrhoea, 781, 1352-A correction, 1352 and tonsillitis in Doncaster, 1109 (0) Widows' Pensions. See Pensions WORRALL, R. L.: Hermaphroditism, 998 WATSON-WILLIAMS, Eric: Otitis media in early Wiener klinische Wochenschrift for January 8th is a WORTH, H. M.: Lipiodal in localization of brain childhood, 1085-Bicentenary of Bristol Royal Festsclirift coilimeinorating the fiftieth anniversary tumours, 1276 Infirmary, 1285 of its foundation, 201 Wound healing, fundamental principles of (Mont R. WATT, D. Campbell: Physical fltness, exercise and Wiener nedizinische Wochenschrift for February 6th Reid), 61 drill, 374 dedicated to Leopold von Schrotter, 430-For Wounds, cod-liver oil, crude, in treatment of (M. B. WATT, Ernest: Tuberculosis control in Scotland, 1038 April 3 to modern paediatrics and dedicated to Daver), 169 Wax solvents (Terence Millin), 446--Correspondence Julius Zappert, 846-For May 22 contains a Wounds, recent, merits of excision and suture of on, 529, 594, 650, 694 history of I. Fischer, 1239 (J. P. Strombeck), 320 WAY, Stanley: Local anaesthesia in the repair of WIGGER, Carl J.: Physiology in Health and Disease Wragge v. Samuel Fox & Co., 791 torn perineum, 753 new edition, rev., 560 WRIGHT, Dickson: Treatment of facial paralysis, 403 WEBB, Charles H. Shorney, obituary notice of, 1232, WIGGINS, William Denison, obituary notice of, 535 WRIGHT, Helena: Contraceptive technique, 990 1286 WILCOCES, Charles: Tuberculosis problell in WRIGHT, Joyce: Types of C. diphiheriae in Cape- WEBB, J. R. D.: Epidemic appendicitis, 254 Central Africa, 1039 town, 259 (0) WEBBER, Lieut.-Colonel H. W., appointed WILEES-WEISS, D.: Influenzal meningitis, 260 WRIGHT, P. J. M.: Acute idiopathic intussusception, Commander of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, WILKIE, D. P. D. (and Alexander MILES): Operative 389 166 Surgery, second edition, rev., 1258 WRIGHT, Lieut.-Colonel R. E.: Keratoplasty, 1311 (0) WEBB-JOHNSON, Sir Alfred: Appreciation of Sir WILKINSON, John F.: Primary and secondary WRIGHT, Samson: Thymus and pineal glands, 874 John Bland-Sutton, 48-The bladder in spinal purpuras, 467 WRIGHT, W. S.: Locked twins, 776 injuries in war, 935 WILKINSON, W. Camac: Angioneurotic oedema, 299 WYATT S. (J. N. LANGDON and F. G. L. STOCK): WEBER, F. Parkes: A pitfall in the diagnosis of WILLANS, Sir Frederic, appointed Surgeon Apothe- Fatigue and Boredom in Repetition Work, 924 Bence-Jones proteinuria, 143-(And H. EAST): cary to the Household at Sandringham, 532 WYLIE, Surgeon Commander John, O.B.E. conferred Paget's bone disease in three sisters, 918-- Bran WILLCOX, Sir William: Experimental and laboratory upon, 1041 in the prevention of constipation, 996 training in medical education, 289 WEBER, H. Hf. (Pleikart STUMPF and H. WELTZ): WILLETT, J. H.: Full-term extra-uterine pregnancy, x Rdntgenkymographische Bewegungslehre Inneren 775 Organe, rev., 1117 WILLIAMS, E. Rohan: Urography in pregnancy, 1276 X-ray dosage in cancer (Fergus L. Henderson), 91 WEBSTER, J. H. Douglas: Cancer of the breast, 358- WILLIAMS, Everard: Modified Gray-Ward operation X-ray service, mobile, 1335 Irradiation in malignant disease, 575-Frauds on of uterine prolapse, 465 X-ray therapy, deep, in cancer of oesophagus (Herbert doctors, 202, 650 WILLIAMS, H. C. Maurice: Arrival of the Basque Tilley), 1199 (0) WEBSTER, I. Matthewson, appointed to take charge children at the Port of Southampton, 1209 X-ray therapy, low-voltage, near-distance (Woodburn of the Birmingham Office laboratorv, 253 WILLIAMS, J. Whitridge: Obstetrics, seventh edition, Morrison, J. F. Bromley and S. B. Adams), 1276 WEHEFRITZ, E.: Uterine hypoplasia, 36 rev., 665 X-rays, review of books on, 170, 811 Weight and early diagnosis, 193 WILLIAMS, Leonard: The new typography, 247- X-rays. See also Roentgen Weight lost by sweating (A. G. R. Whitehouse), 463 Radio-active thermal waters, 465 Weight variations during pregnancy (M. D. Arwyn WILLIAMS, Lloyd, King George VI's Coronation Evans), 157 (0) medal conferred upon, 1143 Well's disease, chronic meningitis in (Frederick WILLIAMS, R. P.: Dangers of infected milk, 520 y Murgatroyd), 7 (0) WILLIAMS, Stanley W. (and Rona M. PANTING): YANG, Peter Lin, obituary notice of, 642 Weil's disease, epidemiology of (J. M. Alston and Treatment of aspirin poisoning by intravenous YARR, Major-General Sir Michael Thomas, death of, Major H. C. Brown), 520 sodium lactate solution, 550 (0) 928-Obituary notice of, 1002 WEIR, Sir John, appointed Physician in Ordinary to WILLIAMSON, Richard Thomas, obituary notice of, Yearbook of the American Pharmaceutical Association, the King, 532 1097 rev., 1207 WEISSMANN, A.: Hyperthermia in treatment of WILLIS, A. D.: Perspective in medicine and art, 1296 Year Book of Dermatology and Syphilology, 1936, rev., myalgia, neuralgia, neuritis, chronic arthritis, WILLIS, H. W.: Nicotine poisoning, 668 1160 neurosyphilis, etc., 495 WILLOUGHBY, G. M.: Influenzal mastoiditis, 1085 Year Book of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, 1936, Wellcome Trust, 224, 242-Leading article, 224 WILLS, Lucy : Extracts of liver and yeast in macro- rev., 810 WELLS, A. Q.: Tuberculosis in voles, 1165 cytic anaemia, 629 Year Book, Healh Education, 1937-8, 1323 WELLS, Charles : The Harris operation for prosta- WILSON, Alexander: Frauds on doctors, 650 Year Book of General Medicine for 1936, rev., 614 tectomy, 292 WILSON, A. J. (and T. Harrison BUTLER): Ocular Year Book of Paediatrics, 1936 (edited by Isaac B. WELLS, Lionel, elected honorary consulting surgeon paralyses following mumps, 752 (0) Abt), 755 of the Clayton Hospital, Wakefield, 1101 WILSON, A. Kirk: The Harris operation in prosta- Yeast extracts in macrocytic anaemia (Lucy Wills), WELLS, S. M.: Painless labour, 56 tectomy, 293 629 Welsh. See Wales WILSON, C. M.: Experimental and laboratory YODH, B. B.: Further observations on the treatment WELTZ, H. (Pleikart STUMPF and H. H. WEBER): training in medical education, 288 of tetanus, 855 (0) Rintgenkymographische Bewegungslehre Inneren WILSON, Dagmar: Nutrition and infectious disease, YORKE, Courtenay: Bronchoscopic clinics, 829 Organe, rev., 1117 775 YOUNG, Archibald, appointed a Deputy Lieutenant WENNER, W. F.: Changes in the nasal mucosa WILSON, G. S. (and W. W. C. Topley): The Prin- for the County of the City of Glasgow, 846 following zinc ionization, 1027 ciples of Bacteriology and Immunity, second YOUNG, George: Medical aid in Southern Spain, 1285 WENYON, C. M.: Kala-azar in the Sudan, 91 edition, rev., 171 YOUNG, James: Uterine prolapse, 466-Self- WENYON, Edwin James, obituary notice of, 688 WILSON, Henry: Mental disorder following head administration of nitrous oxide in labour, 467- Wessex, scheme of cancer treatment in, 354 injury, 881 A Textbook of Gynaecology. lFor Students and WESTMANN, S. K.: Spa treatment in gynaecology, WILSON, J. Greenwood: Cardiff Corporation Practitioners, fourth edition, rev., 558-The 726 accident service habitual abortion and stillbirth syndrome and late Westminster Palace: Air raid precautions for WILSON J. St. George: Cystic degeneration of the pregnancy toxaemia: vitamin E and the prolan- (parliamentary note), 592 endometrium, 408-The transposition operation progesterone mechanism, 953 (0)-Elected chair- WEYGANDT, Wilhelm, made an honorary member of for uterine prolapse, 465-Full-term extra-uterine man of the medical advisory board of the British the Rumanian Society of Psychiatry, 823 pregnancy, 775-The interposition operation, 777 Social Hygiene Council, 1167 WEYMOUTH, Anthony: Who'd Be a Doctor? rev., WILSON, Samuel Alexander Kinnier, obituary notice YOUNG, J. Helen: Medical aid in Southern Spain, 732 1026 of, 1094 YOUNG, John Stirling, appointed to the Chair of WEYSSER, C.: Causes of abortion, 903 WILTSHIRE, Harold Waterlow, obituary notice of, Pathology at Aberdeen, 190, 197, 354 What about ourselves ? 738 249-Memorial plaque to, 793 YOUNG, R. A.: Experimental and laboratory training WHEATLEY, E. E<-*- General practitioner and WIMMER, August, obituary notice of, 1349 in nmedical edutcation, 288-Perspective and poise urinary infection', 833 WINKLER, C., death of, 254 in practice, 1057 (0) WHEELER, Sir William I. de Courcy: A problem in WINSBURY-WHITE, H. P.: Improved irrigating YULE, Emma Sarepta (and Sam F. TRELEASE): diagnosis, 41-Prostatectomy, 581, 685 cystoscope, 223-Case of vesico-colic fistula, 1158 of and WHITAKER, R.: Chadwick Trust Lecture on kitchen Wintering in England (Lord Horder), 626-Dis- The Preparation Scienific Technical Papers, offices in hospitals, 952 cussion, 626 third edition, rev., 1026 WHITBOURNE, Dahlia (and George M. SAUNDERS): WISF, Fred (and Marion B. SULZBERGER, editors): Syphilis among school children of Kingston, The 1936 Year Book ofDermatology and Syphilology, Jamaica, 1108 (0) rev., 1160 z WHITB,Y, Lionel: Experimental and laboratory WITHERS, Frederick Ernest, obituary notice of, 422 training in medical education, 289 WITTS, L. J.: Haematemesis and melaena, 847 (0)- ZAAIJER, J. H.: Non-coagulation diathermy applied WHITBY, Morton: Prostatectomy by the two-stage (And C. R. DAs GUPTA): Chronic agranulocytosis to the prostate, 113 method, 540 sllccessfully treated with liver, 1197 (0) ZAPPALA, Gaetano (and Giuseppe LAZZARO): Le WHITE, C. F.: Epidemiology of Weil's disease, 521 WODEHOUSE, R. E.: After-care ofthe tuberculous, 987 Artropatie Croniche, rev., 812 WHITE, Clifford: Spa treatment in gynaecology, 726 WOLF, William: Endocrinology in Modern Practice, ZAPPERT, Julius: Wiener medizinische Wochenschrift WHITE, Duncan: Ununited fractures, 576 rev., 499 for April 3 dedicated to, 846 WHITE, E.: Dangers of infected milk, 520 Women's welfare and birth control. See Birth Zinc chloride in treatment of leucorrhoea (Aleck WHITE, J. Duncan: Malignant bone tumours, 186 control Bourne, L. T. Bond, and K. A. McGarrity), 116(0). WHITE, Paul Dudley: Heart Disease, second edition, WOOD, David James, obituary notice of, 789 See also Leucorrhoea rev., 1161 WOOD, H. S. Howie: Death following blood trans- Zinc ionization, changes in nasal mucosa following WHITE, Thomas Edward, obituary notice of, 305 fusion, 641 (W. F. Wenner and J. H. Alexander), 1027 WHITE, W. W., appointed Officer of the Order of WOOD, J. L. MILLER: Case for pasteurization, 683 Zinc ionization in treatment of hay fever (Lionel D. St. John of Jerusalem, 166 WOOD, Sir Kingsley: After-care of the tuberculous, Bailey and Clive Shields), 808 (0) WHITEHOUSE, A. G. R.: Weight lost by sweating, 463 987-Fight against cancer, 1131-Maternity and Zinc protamine insulin. See Insulin WHITEHOUSE, Harold Beckwith, Knighthood con- child welfare, 1217 ZUmPT, F.: Die Tsetsefien. Ihre Erkennungs- ferred upon, 1032, 1041 WOOD, L. A. C.: Case of locked twins, 45 merkmale, Lebensweise tund Bekampfung. Ein WHITTAKER, Lieut.-Colonel George, Efficiency Woodhall Spa Urban District Council Bill, 1003 Leitfaden fur die Praxis, rev., 861 Decoration of the Territorial Army conferred upon, WOODMAN, Musgrave: Treatment of pharyngeal Zung Fund to be wound up, 654 689 carcinoma, 1089 Zymotic diseases, review of book on, 1025 THE BRITISH 36 JAN.-JUNE, 1937 INDEX MEDICAL JOURNAL

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

SPECIAL PLATES PAGE PAGE Cystoscope, Improved Irritating (H. P. Winsbury-White).. 223 Bronchopneumonia, Terminal Caseating Tuberculous (C. E. H. Turner) .441 inset between 624 and 625 "Disposition" and Specific Allergens (E. M. Fraenkel) Bronchoscope Investigation in Haemoptysis (John E. G. ,NMcGibbon and Donald, Archibald 891 .. E. T. Baker-Bates) . . .facing 130 Dressings, Sterilization of, Present-day Methods of (Major S. N. Hayes) 912 Burns Treated by Amyl Salicylate and other Salicyl Esters (R. Leslie Endometrial Biopsy (Albert Sharman and H. L. Sheehan) .. .. 966 Stewart) . .facing 405 Epithelial Overgrowths and Diverticula (D. M. Lubbock, W. Thomson and Calculi, Renal, Large (D. J. Harries) .. .. facing 404 R. C. Garry) .. . 1252 . Cancer of Bronchus in a Boy of 19 (J. John Hailwood) .. facing 624 Extososes of External Auditory Meatus (Arthur Miller) . 263 Corneal Transplantation, Results of (J. W. Tudor Thomas) Forceps, Lion, for Ballur Valgus Operation (I. S. Smille) .. . 971 inset between 130 and 131 Fractures of Malar Bone, Depressed, Treatment of (A. B. K. Watkins) 327

Cysts, Hereditary Sebaceous (J. T. Ingram and Michael C. Oldfield) Gas-analysis Apparatus for Use with Oxygen Tents, a Simple (Hugh inset between 982 and 983 Gainsborough and J. Addyman Gardner) 813 .. Endometrial Biopsy (Albert Sharman and H. L. Sheehan) facing 982 Gastroscope, a Flexible .7 Epilepsy and Cysticercosis (A. J. P. Alexander) .facing 983 Heart Failure, Early Diagnosis and Treatment of (William Evans).. 1145 .. 625 Fractures of Os Calcis, Industrial Aspect of (Bryan McFarland) facing Hermaphroditism, UTnusual Case of (Harold Chapple) ..803 Haemorrhage, Ante-partum, Three Separate Causes of Occurring Hernia, Injection Treatment of (Maurice Lee) .360 Simultaneously (Philip J. Ganner) .. inset between 624 and 625 Hernia, Strangulated, Director for (Leonard Ley) .. 125 Heart Failure, Early Diagnosis and Treatment of (William Evans).. facing 1168 Hernia, Ventral, Mid-line (A. Wood Power) ..959 Hypospadias, Adult, Operation for Cure of (Archibald H. McIndoe) inset between 404 and 405 Hormones, Male, Chemistry and Assay of (R. K. Callow and A. S. Parkes) 457 . . .198 Kaolin, Medicinal, in Food Poisoning (N. Mutch) .facing 624 Hunter, William . . .1208 Leucorrhoea, Chronic, New Treatment for (Aleck Bourne, L. T. Bond, and Liverpool Medical Institution K. A. McGarrity) inset between 130 and 131, and facing 131 Lymphatic System, Clinical Aspects of (H. A. Harris) 168 Lithopaedion, Case of (Paul Cave) .facing 405 Needle Holder, New Pattern (G. L. Preston) . . 1119 Lupus Vulgaris Treated by Intradermal Injections of Hydnocarpates Nocifenisor System of Nerves and its Reactions (Sir Thomas Lewis) 431 (J. Edgar Wallace) .inset between 1168 and 1169 Oestrogenic Compounds, Chemistry of (E. C. Dodds) 398 .. Lymphadenoma and Allied Diseases, Clinical and Biochemical Syndrome in Ophthalmoscope, a Polarizing (J. D. M. Cardell) 502 Fairley and F. P. Mackie) .facing 405 (N. Hamilton Oral in General Anaesthesia L. H. Baker) 560 Leukaemia (M. C. G. Isra6ls) Prol-s (A. Mononucleosis, Infections, and Monocytic Oxygen Admninistratives, Inexpensive Flow Meter and llumidifier for inset between 624 and 625 (E. P. Poulton) 1113 Osteochrondritis Dissecaus (Douglas S. Stevenson and Fergus L. Henderson, Gardner facing 982 Oxygen Tent, New Open-top (Hugh Gainsborough, J. Addyman and Ruth Murray) .812 Patrick) .facing 1169 Pregnancy, Extra-uterine, Advances (A. Pleurisy, Obliterative, Value of Oleothorax in (F. G. Chandler) .. 66 Extra-uterine, Partial (Edgar P. Waters) .. .. facing 1169 Pegnancy, Proctoscope, Clifton's, Modified. 1317 Pregnancy, Triple, with Extra-uterine Twins (E. H. Rainey and A. Geoffrey Resection of (Kenneth M. Walker) 901 Shera).. inset between 624 and 625 Prostate, Transurethral Prontosil, Intrapleural, in Streptococcal Empyema (James L. Brown) facing 1169 Radon-seed Introducer, a New (F. J. Cleminson) 125 Radon Therapy, Internal (F. D. Howitt, E. C. Pillman-Williams and S. Russ) 209 Tumour, Mixed, of Lip (Robin Pilcher) facing 983 Retractors, Knee (H. Jackson Burrows) 273 Saline Infusion, Continuous Intravenous (Hamilton Bailey, Wilfred I. B. ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE TEXT Stringer and Kenneth D. Keele). 553 Saline, Intravenous, Interceptor and Regulator for (Hamilton Bailey) .. 1259 Charles) .. . 449 Anaesthetic Airway Cap (Herbert Scissors, Ophthalmic Trephine (J. Edward Martin) 223 661 Auditory Nerve Section in M6ni&re's Disease (R. Rutherford) Sedimentometer, Multiple Tube (J. W. Shackle and C. L'Estrange Orme) 921 Continuing for Ten Years (Sir Thomas Lewis) .. 1248 Auricular Flutter Semple, Lieut.-Colonel Sir David 147 Badgerow, Sir George --1096 Sigmoidoscope, Operating (A. Dreifus) .125 Bedstead of New Design .22 99 234, 766,1260 Smith, Sir Grafton Elliot Belfast and District Smith-Petersen Nail, Modification of (C. E. Kindersley) . .. 1119 Biliary Dust Drainage, New T-tube for (Rodney Maingot) . . 971 Splint, Fracture, Universal (K. H. Pridie) 392 Bland-Sutton, Sir John . . .47 Sprigge, Sir Samuel Squire .1346 a (J. E. G. McGibbon) . . 1162 Bronchoscope, Modified Stretcher, Metal . . .863 Bronchoscopic Investigation in Haemoptysis (John E. G. McGibbon and Counting Board .173 E. T. Baker-Bates) .110 S;wab Cancer Treated by Inserted Radium Plaques (H. S. Souttar) 909 Syringe for Splanchnic Anaesthesia (Harold Upcott) 614 Tendon, Flexor, Accidental Avulsion of (Philip Simon) 1140 Cannula, Blood-transfusion ..22 Tonsil Snare, New (Geoffrey H. Bateman) 1073 Clamp, circumcision (J. S. Rowlands) ..223 Trichomonas Vaginitis Treated by Silver Picrate (W. Neville Mascall) .. 1115 Collinson, Frederick William ..1348 Trocar and Cannula, Intravenous... 173 Curette, Adenoid (M. 0. Abdeen) .1073

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