News digest, Vol. 1, No. 18, May 5, 1945

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News of the Company and aircraft industry compiled for our employees.
Vol, 1, No* 18	San Francisco	May 5, 1945
CLIPPERS FLY ALMOST MILLION PASSENGER MILES DAILY IN FIRST
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Nearly one million passenger miles per day were flown by the Flying Clippers of Pan American World Airways during the first three months of 1945* Showing only the activity of the three U.S* - based operating divisions, not ihcluding Latin American affiliate companies, China National Aviation Company or the Africa-Orient Division, the Clippers logged a total of 82,074,246 miles in the ninety-day period.
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The Clippers carried 80,189 passengers during the first quarter, with 72,225 passengers of that total accounted for by the Latin American Division. ..This year's quarterly report shows an increase in the division of 15 million passenger miles flown and 14 thousand passengers carried over that of the same period in 1944.
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TERRITORY OF HAWAII URGES EQUIPMENT BE GIVEN PAN AMERICAN-
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 22, embodying a memorial of the Legislature of the Territory of Hawaii asking the allocation of suitable flight equipment to Pan American Airways and restoration of civilian control to Pan American operations between Hawaii and the Pacific Coast, w^s introduced in the Senate recently;.' and referred to the Commerce Committee.
TKOIJ*? iîCTOHIK^AV/-OT-\,,QDX»; : HHCII-SS 3JA3VUH DT, v The resolution stated: ’’Resolved by the Senate of the 23rd Legislature .of the Territory of Hawaii (the-House Representatives of said legislature concurring). That it hereby goes on record as requesting the allocation of suitable flight .equipment to be' used in tho mainland-Hawaii run'to Pan American Airways, and the, return of the operation of said Airwayp to civilian control and the offering by said Airways of commercial services for civilian .passengers, subject to such governmental rogulation as may be necessary for internal security purposes.’1 ■*• .
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In its preamble, Athe resolution points out that commercial air;, service for passengers and air express is now being operated! by American civilian organizations between America and European, African and South American communities and that the civilian community of Hawaii is greatly in need of air transporation between Hawaii and the mainland. Tho Hawaii legislature asks that certified copies of the resolution be sent to the President, CAB and other jurisdictional agencies of the Government,

CLIPPER SERVICE TO EUROPE
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The fast Clipper Express service of Pan American World Airways is available to American business houses desiring to rush any type of rehabilitation material to Europe so that recently liberated countries can start rebuilding and replenishing depleted stocks.
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