The results of Ross (1936), De Meillon (1936), Covell et al. (1938), Russell and Knipe (1939, 1940, 1941), and Russell et al. (1942) leave no doubt that wherever the mosquito vector of malaria spends its daytime hours inside houses, cowsheds, or outbuildings, routine spraykilling with pyrethrum sprays will effectively interrupt the transmission of malaria. This measure is based on the principle...