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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 November 1955Vol. XXVI, No.4

Ex-Suva Residents

p. 63 · Read in the full issue

For Pakistan

DISTANT places are again beckon ing Mr. and Mrs. Frank Exon, who until 1954, were well-known residents of Suva, Fiji.

In mid-November they are off to Karachi, where they will live for two years while Mr. Exon super vises the installation of equipment for complete overseas telecom munications, internal radio network and coastal radio service being sup plied to Pakistan by Australia under the Colombo Plan.

Mr. Exon was in charge of the activities of Amalgamated Wireless (A’sia) Ltd. in Fiji for many years But when British Commonwealth radio communication was nation alised after the war, and when the Fiji Broadcasting Commission took over radio broadcasting in that Colony, AWA’s enterprises in Fiji came to an end. Mr. Exon was transferred to Sydney last year