Territorial In Africa

MR. DAN POWER, who spent some years in New Guinea (including a term in Angau) before going to Africa in 1948, is now Acting Superintendent of cer tain Housing Estates in the Nairobi area, for the East African Railways and Harbours. The two Estates he controls house 16,000 Africans, in cluding some of the wives and

children of Railways employees. He has married since his arrival (photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Power herewith); and, during his leaves they have made extensive tours in Central Africa, from the Congo to the Soudan.

Mr. George Cox, formerly of the Baiune Powerhouse staff, Bulolo Valley, was in and around Nairobi for a while; thence he went to

Dar-es-Salaam, and thence to Borneo.

Mr. Joe Cassel, who was also in the Bulolo area of New Guinea for some time, is now growing coffee in the Moshi district of Tanganyika.