In Memory of C. J. Levien

IN the reading room of the central building of Guinea Airways, Ltd., at Lae, New Guinea, on May 16 there was an interesting little ceremony. Mr.

L. V. Waterhouse, a director of Guinea Airways Ltd., unveiled a photograph of the late Mr. C. J. Levien, which had been presented by his widow. The whole of the staff were present, and a number of local residents. Mr. Waterhouse gave some interesting personal reminiscences of Mr. Levien, who, he said, was rightly regarded as the founder of Guinea Air ways Ltd. His energy and foresight as a pioneer of the Morobe goldfield had produced results far greater than even he had dreamed of, and it was fitting that his memory should be kept alive at Guinea Airways’ headquarters. Mr. Henry Eekhoff, a local resident, also paid a tribute to the memory of the late Mr Levien.