The Indian Medical Service *We are deeply indebted to the Editor of the British Medical Journal for his courtesy and thoughtful Kindness in sending an advance copy of the report of the Indian Medical Service Dinner.Owing to this graceful act we are enable to publish the B. M. J.'s account of the dinner and speeches in our present issue.

war. The custom was resumed on June 11, when Colonel Sir P. J. Freyer. kc.h., i.M.S. (retd.), was in the chair. The guests were the Right Hon. E S. Montagu, m.p., Principal Secretary of State for India ; Sir Norman Moore, Bt., President of the Royal College of Physicians? Lieut.-General Sir H. V. Cox, K.C.B., Military Secretary, India Office; Dr. James Neal, Deputy Medical Secretary, British Medical x^ssociation ; Mr. Austin Low; the Editor of the British Medical Journal, and a representative of the