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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 February 1952Vol. XXII, No. 7

Missionary Aviation

p. 90 · Read in the full issue

Fellowship In Ng

AN interesting traveller to by QEA plane on January was Mr. Grady Parrott, 1 President of the Missionary tion Fellowship whose objects “the serving of enangelical miss groups in undeveloped areas of world.”

Mr. Parrott was visiting NG discuss means of re-establishing organisation there following tragic interruption last year, w!

Pilot E. B. Hartwig, an Austral: was killed and their plane lost.

The Missionary Aviation Fell< ship personnel are lay workers the Lutheran Church. The org isation was formed 6 years ago the U.S. and is manned by military pilots. Mr. Grady Par] though young in appearance, 20 years’ flying experience, incl ing service in the late war. ' Fellowship is maintaining a skele service in NG until it can be equipped. It intends to supply cc munications for several miss groups operating on the NG ma land.

Mrs. Bob Newton-Daly and daughter Angela, of Fiji, arrived Sydney for a holiday in m January.