Across The North
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Pacific Pan-American's Multiple Services
Hong Kong, Sep. 26.
HONG KONG will have five Clipper Days a week, starting September 27, when the Colony becomes the ter minus of a new Pan American Trans pacific service direct with San Francisco, and at the same time becomes another link in Pan American’s global airline.
Under the new schedule there will be three flights weekly in each direction over the strategic, all-weather, Central Pacific route. The schedule is as foUows: Saturdays: Clipper arrives from San Francisco, via Manila, in the afternoon.
Sundays: The same ship leaves for San Francisco, via Manila, in the morn ing. Another Clipper arrives from San Francisco, Via Tokio and Shanghai, in the afternoon.
Mondays: Clipper leaves in the morn ing for Bangkok and Calcutta, connect ing there with Constellations for New York, via the Mediterranean and Europe.
Tuesdays: Two Clippers arrive in the morning, one from San Francisco via Manila, and the other from New York via Calcutta and Bangkok.
Wednesdays: Both Clippers leave for the US in the morning, one via Manila and the other via Shanghai, Tokyo, Wake and Honolulu.
All Clippers operating via Hong Kong will be equipped with private sleeperette accommodation.
Pare on the new San Francisco-Hong Kong run will be US 726 dollars andi on the Hong Kong-Calcutta run US 230 dollars.