Hearts Bought

The House That Warm Hearts Bought

• It is the big hearts of Islands eople which make these two photo raphs possible. [THEY show Mrs. Audrey Young- L Whitforde and her six children, and the house they recently Might at 18 Jubilee Street, tehroonga, Sydney, with the help : £3,700 publicly subscribed by the people of Papua-New Guinea folding the death of Mrs. Young Whitforde’s husband.

He was popular Assistant District Officer Dudley Young-Whitforde, who died suddenly in New Guinea • September. All his six children were under 10.

The Young-Whitforde’s had been in the Territory for 12 years and had been stationed in many areas.

Mrs. Young-Whitforde is not a ydney girl but she moved her gully to Sydney this year because I one thing, “Sydney is the centre ■Territorians on leave and I don’t ant to lose contact with such

onderful people”.

They've Settled Well

*The four eldest children, Penny 10), Shan (9), Denise (7) and romlyn (5) all go to school just bund the corner, and William (3) id Murray (1) help mother keep miss. All are happy and have titled down well in their new life.

In the evenings they watch TV — wnething not possible in New Guinea—and the set has particular ppeal to William, who roams the Mise in a Western outfit, guns ung low on his hips.

Mrs. Young-Whitforde, with (front) Murray, William and Penny, and (at rear) Denise, Shan and Bromlyn.