Guinea Air Traders
p. 12 · Read in the full issue
May Be Prosecuted
THE Australian Minister for Air (Mr. Drakeford) stated in Canberra in October that instructions had been given for Guinea Air Traders Limited to be prose cuted for a breach of Civil Aviation regulations in con nection with an aircraft acci dent in Lae in April, 1948, in which 37 people had lost their lives.
However, the Minister stated, it was necessary to go through certain form alities and he was not in a position to say when or where the case would be heard.
The Minister is apparently still delib erating. Nothing had been heard of the prosecution at the end of November.
The Rev. and Mrs. Taylor, of the Angli can Mission, Papua, have been spending leave in the UK.