Mothers Of Apia Erect
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Memorial To Sons
This monument for the Sons of Samoa who served with the British and American forces during the Second World War was unveiled on November 21 on Apia Beach opposite Apis post office. The monument, which cost £B5O all of which was collected by the Mohers' Club of Apia, was handed over to the care of Samoan Government represented by the High Commissioner, Mr. G. R. Powles, and the Hon Fautua Tamasese and Malietoa.
The members of the Returned Servicemen s Association and of the Mothers' Club took part in the impressive ceremony and Mr. Eugene F.
Paul spoke on behalf of the Mothers' Club The Reverend Whonsbon-Aston, of the Anglican Chaplaincy, conducted a brief service at the monument.