Australian Dictionary of Biography

25 April, 1905
Norwood, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

8 April, 1995 (aged 89)
London, Middlesex, England

general debility

• German

Includes subject's nationality; their parents' nationality; the countries in which they spent a significant part of their childhood, and their self-identity.

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• Tindale, Norman Barnett (colleague)
• Campbell, Thomas Draper (mentor)
• Stirling, Edward Charles (related entry)

• St Peter's College (Adelaide) (student, 1912-1915)
• Queen's College (Adelaide) (student, 1916-1921)
• University of Adelaide (student, 1922-1927)
• London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (UK) (student, 1929-1929)

• physician (1927-1928) South Australia, Australia
• anthropologist (1933-1936) South Australia, Australia
• academic (1935-1936) South Australia, Australia
• defence forces personnel (British) (1940-1945) Overseas

• World War II (British medical officer)

• Board for Anthropological Research (member, 1927-1936)
• Royal College of Physicians (member, 1931)
• Royal College of Physicians (fellow, 1951)

• Royal Adelaide Hospital (resident medical officer, 1928-1928)
• University of Adelaide (medicine) (academic, 1935-1935)
• Wellcome Museum of Medical Science (UK) (director, 1945-1954)
• World Health Organisation (researcher, 1954-1965)