The claimant contracted malaria while employed in a U. S. O. show during World War II. He was found to be suffering from a permanent partial disability on this account and awards were made accordingly. The appellants contend that the disability had ceased but the claimant testified that he still suffered recurrent attacks, the most recent in May, 1954. The medical experts were in agreement that it is impossible to determine with certainty whether one is suffering from recurrent...
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