Therapeut., 57, 221, Jy. 1936. Exper. Therapeut., 51, 264, Jy. 1936. NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS. Original articles should be sent to the PublishinK Of%ce in double-space typescriptReferences should be carefully checked and given with fu!? dates at Harvard Owing to the severe paper restrictions, with wide margins. the end using small superior numerals thusla. Jysiem " need no? necessarily be re-written. it is requeJted that authors should be as brief as is consistent with clarity. Articles already typed with the

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SynopsisThe authors have served in both Fishery Support Ships Orsino and Miranda, operated by the Board of Trade following the trawler losses in 1968.They describe the history of the British Mission Ships first operated 90 years ago, as well as the origins of the Dutch and Portuguese services.A detailed description is given of the events leading up to, and some experiences of, the present British service.Finally, an account is presented of the services provided by some other maritime powers.

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MEDICAL JOURNAL one death occurred in a young soldier who had perforated 48 hours before admission: he died a week after the operation and, regrettably, no necropsy was allowed.-I am, etc.,