Ciba Foundation Colloquia on Endocrinology

Abstract

OBITUARY effacing to a degree, and at other times he would fight fiercely for a cause which he felt was important to medicine and especially to pathology.He was a careful and informed reader of English literature, and his writing showed his meticulous command of English-he was equally critical of other people's grammatical errors.He was an enthusiastic philatelist and a Fellow of the Royal Philatelic Society, and an acknowledged authority on the early stamps of the Falkland Islands.He had a quick sense of humour which was wonderfully devoid of malice.His personality really blossomed, however, in his home.His devotion to his wife and his adoration of his children were patent