n Regiment he was again recommended for the Distinguished Service Order, but failed to receive it. He became Acting Battalion Commander of this battalion in September 1944 and was recommended to be Lieutenant-Colonel and command, but suffered a recurrence of malaria and was hospitalized. This officer volunteered for the Pacific and is accepted for Interim Army. He is now doing outstanding work as Administrative Officer at S.17 Canadian School of Instruction. This officer is held in very high regard by all ranks who are associated with him.