Book of Remembrance
p. 153 · Read in the full issue
for Rabaul
THE secretary of the New Guinea Women’s Association (Miss Valda Youlden, 21 Clarke Street, Prahran, Victoria) asks any PIM reader to send her a list of names of civilians lost in New Guinea during the war. The names are wanted for a Book of Remem brance at Rabaul.
H Mr. A. G. Kemp, formerly Direc tor of Education in the Gilbert and Ellice Islands Colony, has been ap pointed Director of Education in Tonga. With Mrs. Kemp and two children, he arrived at Nukualofa in mid-October.
t Radio Omroep, Netherlands New Guinea’s broadcast station at Hollandia, will move to Biak Island, and will have a 5-kilowatt trans mitter in operation there on October 1. This station should be received well in the New Guinea-Solomons area. Three frequencies are used, one in daylight hours, and two to gether at night, as follows: Monday to Friday, 0030-0130 GMT, 7126 kc/s; 0900-1200 GMT. 3345/5045 kc/s. Saturday, 0300-0530 GMT, 7126 kc/s; Sunday, 2330-0430 GMT, 7126 kc/s.