Future Of Malaria

new dru &s that are being used, malaria need not be a lifelong disease. In fact, it is con fidently expected by medical authorities that there will be no problem from recurrent malaria in Australia three years after the war is over. To achieve this happy state, though, each recurrent attack must be properly treated in hos pital.”—From “Record of Service,” by Captain Bruce Robinson, a medical offi cer who served in New Guinea.

John Wisdom, Allan Hawksley and Charles Stinson, of the RN Fiji VR, have now completed six months’ training at the RAN Depot at Flinders, Victoria. All were successful in gaining their commis sions as Sub-Lieutenants.