Revista de Neuro-Psiquitria

This is the title of a new quarterly magazine of neuropsychiatry just arrived on the reviewer's desk from Lima, Peru. Drs. Honorio Delgado and J. O. Trelles are the editors and Dr. Carlos Gutierrez-Noriega is managing editor. Vol. I, No. 1, contains four contributions. Dr. M. G. Olaechea writes on Localized Neuroaxitis of the Vegetative Centers of the Medulla, Dr. Delgado deals with the Convulsive Therapy of Schizophrenia by Metrazol with detailed report on 25 cases; Drs. Trelles, Suárez and Mendez on the Benedikt Syndrome, and the managing editor writes on Experimental Catatonia and Cardiazol Shock.

We extend our congratulations to the new venture and wish it a hearty welcome.

Dr. Hermon S. MAJOR announces that Dr. Henry S. Millett is associated with him in The Major Clinic at 3100 Euclid Avenue, Kansas City, Missouri.

Dr. Millett received his degree of Doctor of Medicine at the University of Kansas in 1928, interned at the Kansas City General Hospital in 1928 and 1929 and was engaged in the general practice of medicine in Kansas City, Missouri, from 1929 to 1930. Following this, he was associated with Dr. T. Klingman in neurology and psychiatry at the Mercywood Sanitarium and St. Joseph Hospital at Ann Arbor, Michigan, from September, 1930, to March, 1932. Later he was Resident in Neurology at the Neurological Institute, New York City, from March, 1932, to March, 1934; Assistant in Neurology at Columbia University from March, 1932, to June, 1935, and at the same time in neuropathology at Columbia University from September, 1933, until March, 1934; Assistant in Neurology at New York University, New York City, on the neurological wards of Bellevue Hospital from March, 1934, to May, 1938; Assistant Physician at Brooklyn State Hospital from March, 1934, until May, 1938, and Instructor and Assistant Clinical Professor of Neurology at the Long Island College Medical School, Brooklyn, New York, from September, 1936, until May, 1938.

Dr. Millett is a Lieutenant in the United