Geneva, July 2.
The Malaria Commission of the League of Nations has finished its work. It has adopted resolutions that malaria prevention should be dealt with by scientific organizations. specializing in malaria; that only one or two preventive methods, according to local circumstances, should be employed; and that the first duty of the Governments organizing anti-malaria measures should be to attend those suffering from malaria, while the second duty should be to' study in detail the different local aspects of the pro-Blem with a view to the most efficacious and cheapest solution.
The Commission has further arranged a programme of interna tional study in connection with (1) dwellings and malaria, (2) the malaria-carrying mosquito and (8) the practical importance of an extensive use of quinine—Reuter,
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