| Description | Replying to Hardy's letter with the War Office enclosure, he states that King, Mason and Schryver were volunteer helpers in b-Eucaine work. The Sectional Committee in Chemistry paid no salaries and expenses were refunded to the colleges or universities by the National Health Insurance Commission. The process in question was likely evolved in the course of work carried out at the invitation of the Royal Society Committee. Information on improvements should have been communicated to other centres, which actually happened in cases other than this one. |