Commuting By
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Commuting By Helicopter
PEOPLE in the Konedobu area of Port Moresby were given a peep Into the future on November 29 They saw the Assistant Director- General of Civil Aviation, Mr G S Wiggins, arrived at work 'bv helicopter. y Mr. Wiggins, who is on a tour of the Territory, is a former Air Force Group-Captain, but the local World
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WWAS’s acting chief pilot, Frank Mm joy, set the helicopter down near the Administration officers; and while public servants stopped work and watched wide-eyed, IVfr got out, went into his office', and the helicopter took off again Mr. Wiggins was back helicopter flymg again the next day. He likes it.— Moresby Correspondent. t The Nave Appeal for the Suva Anglican Cathedral had reached £3,502 by October 15.