Typescript letter from Penfield with handwritten postscript to Dr. Ron Bogoch. Letter originally accompanied a draft of the forward written by Penfield for the McGill Science Journal.

Sub-sub-series consists of active office files, filed by subject, related to Dr. Penfield's writings and travels. (C/SW = Correspondence/Subjects Writing)

Sussex House, instructions for opening and closing. - Oct. 1971.

[1948, February 28] The Montreal Daily Star 'Mouse may solve brain tumor mystery.; [1948, March 1] The Star 'Doctors enjoy winter outing in the Laurentians'.; [1948, February 16] 'Brain wave' experts plan parley here.; [1948, February 28] 'Neurological institute meeting told of tumor treatment gains.; [1948, March 1] 'Neuro-surgeons turn to skiing after study of mouse-brain tumor'.; [1948, February 27] Montreal Daily Star 'Brain surgery and skiing keep visiting doctors busy'.

Newspaper clippings dated 13 May 1948.

Program from and clipping about the 4th Neurological Congress held in Paris. [1949, Sept.24] France Dimanche clipping, 'La conscience de l'homme se trouve dans son cerveau.' Medicus 'Le plus celebre chirurgien du cerveau,..' Programme IVe Congrès Neurologique International, Paris [5-10 séptembre, 1949].

[1949, Aug.19] 'Dr. Penfield sails for U.K.; [1949, Sept.] 'Surgeon notes neurological progress here'.; [1950, Jan.] 'H.K.P's story of 1949 in the middle east'.; Photograph 'At last! I've done it!' drawn by Mr. Wilder Penfield, Jr.; Photograph of lady with child and camel; Photograph of pyramids.; Dr. Penfield with his wife and locals.

[1949, October 19] The Montreal Star 'Dr. W. Penfield enthusiastic on results of congress in Paris'.; [1949,Oct.20] The Gazette 'Brains and the Bomb' with photographs. Photograph of Dr. Donald McEachern, Dr. F. K. Beaumont and Dr. Wilder Penfield returning from International Neurological Congress in Paris on the Empress of Canada.

[1950, May 4] The Montreal Daily Star 'Dr. Penfield's plan - Canada urged to establish body for medical research'.; [1950, May 4] The Gazette, 'Federal aid, without strings, urged by Penfield for research'.; [1950, July/August] 'The state and medical research' by Wilder Penfield in HEALTH.

[1950, July 28] The Gazette, 'Legion d'honneur awards are made to ten Canadians'.; [1951, May 14] The Gazette, 'Jeanne d'Arc attracts thousands on city visit.; [1951, May 14] Montreal Daily Star 'French training cruiser arrives - distinguished services in a variety of activities brought the Legions of Honor.; [1951, May 5] Montreal Gazette, '3 Montrealers and one Moroccan honored with French decorations'.; [n.d.] 'Investment ceremony set'.