A Report on the 2nd International Congress on Malaria, Held at Algiers, 19th to 27th May, 1930

were also delegates to the Algiers Congress compelled the President of the former to arrange for the more important questions being taken early, thus allowing the majority of the delegates to leave Paris by Friday, 16th May. I left on the evening of Saturday, 17th May, travelling via Marseilles, along with the British Ministry of Health and Royal Air Force delegates (Lieutenant-Colonel James and WingCommander Whittingham) and arrived in Algiers at 2 p.m. on Monday, the 19th, having missed only the opening ceremonial function at the Palais des Assemblies Algeriennes. The fact that Congress coincided with the 50th anniversary of Laveran's discovery of the parasite of malaria at Constantino in Algeria and that the centenary celebrations of the taking over of Algeria by France were also being held, all contributed to give the Second Congress certain special features, as well as to the framing of a programme which involved