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B.M.A. (GLOUCESTERSHIRE BRANCH) Hon. Secretary: Dr. H. G. Scott-Kerr, 29 Leckhampton Road, Cheltenham 13th Oct.: Mr. J. D. J. Freeman. Presidential Address: "A Naval Opthalmolog'3' Ceylon", and a film, colour and sound, "Land of the Buddha" Gloucester. 10th Nov.: Representatives' Report. Financial Statement. Film. Cheltenham. _ ^ 8th Dec.: Guest Speaker: Mr Brian Inglis, Editor of The Spectator...

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18th Feb., at =5.30 p.m.: H. C. Trowell, Esq., o.b.e., m.d., f.r.c.p., "Paediatrics in Tropics". J 10th Mar., at 8.30 p.m.: Miss Suzanne K. R. Clarke, m.d., "Delinquency among Orpp Viruses". 7th May, Visit to the Cotswold School, Ashton Keynes, nr. Swindon: C. A. Joyce, Es1" m.b.e., m.a., Headmaster. >s Meetings are held in the Department of Child Health Lecture Theatre at the Childre Hospital,...

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concrpnit 1 Cr ? ^ Cr *Tauses malformed chests, such as congenital heart diseas? ^ imnortnn3 anf?ma the thoracic spine and ribs. Professor Neale emphasize P ance of establishing the correct aetiology in these cases. J!?? demonstrated eight cases of arthrodesis of the hip by central dislocation made the following points most clearly: unablT to?i0fe?tarthnt-tIS ?f the hip> should not be treated s...

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^rst Year the Board of the Faculty has concerned itself with establishing general practiin ^search and with post-graduate study. Dr. Mallett, the member for research, has put Dr. ^CVTt^meA Faculty Advisory Panel has been formed, with Professor Milnes-Walker and borne' Gale from Bristol University. After much preliminary work by Dr. Mallett of Wimof ~rHickson of Chippenham, and Dr. Cookson of Hu...