U.S. LEADS THE WAY
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Ahead of Britain on Pacific Survey AIL MAIL PROJECTS
(By Te'eyiaph
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(Received 3, 11.55 a.m.) SYDNEY, April 3. The Morning Herald's Canberra correspondent says: "A survey of the air route to expedite the British transPacific service to link up with the proposed trans-Tasman service is expected after the Imperial Conference in an attempt to check the threat to British qir prestige in the Pacific provided by the survey flight of the Pan-American Airways Clipper and American plans for a Pacific service. , e "In the meantime, the decision of the New Zealand Government to cooperate in the plans of Pan-American Airways for the establishment of an air-mail service between North America and New Zealand have introduced an embarrapsing element. There is a possibility that the Amejrician-controlled link will be in operation long before the projected air service across the Pacific. ' \
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 65, 3 April 1937, Page 5
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