Minaisy took the Fellowship in 1940. He practised in Egypt throughout his career, and died there in 1964 or early 1965.

Professor Mohammad Lotfy Abdel Samie lived in Giza, Egypt at the time of his death on 9 November 1971, survived by his wife, Amira.

After becoming a Fellow of the College in 1940, Lewis Labib Samy returned to Cairo and joined the faculty of medicine at Kasr-el-Aini Hospital. He died on 11 September 1986 survived by his son Kamal who is medically qualified.

Norman Godfrey was educated in Sydney where he qualified in medicine and came to England to specialise in surgery. After the war he was appointed to Altrincham Hospital, Knutsford Memorial Hospital, and the Brooklands Memorial Hospital and Victoria Infirmary, Northwich. He died on 17 December 1998,

Michael Sydney Kaliel Rudd qualified in medicine at Toronto University in 1925. He became a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England in 1940. He died in his sleep on 29 January 1979, survived by his wife Edith and his son William W H Rudd, also a surgeon and a Fellow of the Canadian and Am

Harbans Lal was born in Mirpur, India, on 28 September 1911, the first son of Balmukand Lal, a business man, and his wife, Ramkhatri. He was educated in local schools and proceeded to the King Edward Medical College, Lahore, where he qualified in 1935, coming first in the class in both the second pr

John Matthias Joseph Jens studied medicine in Adelaide and qualified MB BS in 1934. He passed the Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons in 1940 and was a surgeon with the EMS. He served in the Royal Navy as a Lieutenant-Commander and was a temporary Major in the Australian Imperial Force at 11

Richard Arthur Mogg was born in Cardiff on 2 September 1911 and educated at Cardiff High School whence he entered the Welsh National School of Medicine, qualifying in 1935 with prizes in anatomy and physiology and distinctions in pharmacology, gynaecology and obstetrics, medicine and surgery. He ser

Born in 1910 in Burrabagar, Calcutta, Himangshu Sett graduated at the Presidency College, Calcutta, before completing his medical studies at the R G Kar Medical College. He went to England in 1938 to study for the FRCS, which he passed in 1940. He returned to Calcutta the following year to work unde

Roger Wilson was born in Victoria, British Columbia on 28 May 1910, and was educated at Victoria College and the University of British Columbia, graduating MD CM at McGill in 1934. He then worked at the Mallory Institute of Pathology, and was an intern at the Montreal General Hospital from 1935-1937

Born at Waikari in North Canterbury, New Zealand, the son of B.L. Blunden, he was educated at Waihi Preparatory School and Christ's College from 1923 to 1926, being in the shooting eight in his last year at College. He graduated MB, ChB Otago, in 1933 gaining a tennis blue and representing the Unive

Donald Hugh MacKay was born in Manchester on 26 May 1911, and was educated at Manchester Grammar School and the University of Manchester where he graduated MB ChB with honours in 1934. He had had a distinguished undergraduate career, winning university medals in anatomy, pathology, and medicine and