Two “Outsiders” for P-NG Admin

P-NG Admin. Jo[?]

THE man who has been appoint to the newly-created positi of Director of Posts and Te graphs in P-NG is only 30.

He is William Frederick Cart formerly with the PMG in NS where he was divisional engim at Parkes for four years.

The new director takes control Posts and Telegraphs from the T( ritory Treasurer who administei it as part of his own c partment. The actual work v divided into two departments, 1 technical side directed by a di sional engineer and a postal side a postal director, and Treasi kept only light control.

Commenting on Mr. Carter’s a the P-NG Public Service Comm sioner said the appointment was keeping with the Minister’s pol of establishing a career service the Territory Public Service, 2 giving opportunities to well-qualif young officers.

Another recent appointment to ' P-NG Administration was I Richard Horne as Chief Transp Officer. Mr. Horne will be statior at Port Moresby and will commei duties in October. He was forme Senior Transport Officer for Qan Empire Airways in Sydney and 1 served three years as Qan Traffic Officer in Singapore. A\ 39, he received his basic transp training in the British Army.