Site of the Sinanthropus cave deposit found In 1932 in the Chou-K'ou-Tlen foothills salary at
Cleveland was only $1500 a year, so other thoughts were perhaps not much in his mind …

A conversazionewas held in the Music Hall and to my greatdelight my patron Redfern
suggested to Mr. Hardy Robinson, a manufacturer in the city, that my aquarium might be …

IN reading a little book entitled The World's Analomists, and written in 1905 by Dr. GWH
Kemper, I was struck by the fact that the only mention of Henry Gray is the date of his birth …

CMAJ continues the series by Dr. Swinton on distinguished physicians who have
contributed to nonmedical science. Sponsors of the articles are Associated Medical …

WHEN some years ago I had the privilege of occupying the office that our president has so
happily filled this year, I had no thought that in a few years' time I should have the honour of …

JAMES KEILL (1673-1719), author of the most popular English anatomical compendium of
the close of the seventeenth and early part of the eighteenth centuries, also enjoyed renown …

Joseph Black's forebears were among the planters who settled in Ulster under James I early
in the seventeenth century): Joseph's paternal grandfather, John, born of Scots parents in …

DR. SOLOMON CARTER FULLER, whose portrait on the cover of this issue of the Journal
was drawn by our staff artist, Mrs. Naida Willette Page, was one of the first Negro physicians …

Caspar Wistar, whose maternal ancestors were English and paternal ancestors German,
was brought up in the Society of Friends in Philadelphia. He is probably best remembered …

Dr. T. Wingate Todd, whose photograph by Goeffrey Landesman appears on thecover of this
issue of the Journal, was Henry Willson Payne professor of anatomy and director of the …