BERNICE ENGLE, a writer particularly in the field of psychiatry, and associated with the University of California Medical School, died in October 1964 at the age of seventy-one.

Mrs. Engle co-authored books on psychiatry, was editorial assistant for others, and published articles on a wide variety of subjects that attest to the range of her interests and knowledge. She is known to readers of This QUARTERLY for her highly esteemed contributions to it in applied psychoanalysis: Melampus and Freud, Vol. XI, 1942; The Amazons in Ancient Greece, Vol. XI, 1942; and Some Psychodynamic Reflections Upon the Life and Writings of Solon, Vol. XX, 1951, the last in collaboration with Dr. Thomas M. French.