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Pacific Islands Monthly, 26 May 1937Vol. VII, No. 10

French Line For Tahiti

p. 7 · Read in the full issue

New Service Next Year

TN a statement published in the San Francisco Chronicle on April 23, Mr.

Gilbert Macqueron, manager in Western America for the French Line (Compagnie Trans-Atlantique, owners of the Norman die and other great ships) said that the French Line had been giving attention to the position of Tahiti, which was iso lated from San Francisco since the dis continuance of the Union Line in 1936.

It had been decided to provide a service.

“Just what we will do about getting into the California-Tahiti service we do not know get,” said Mr. Macqueron. “But we will have a splendid service there next year—that is sure.”