PACIFIC AIR LINES
AUSTRALIA & UNITED STATES CAPTAIN P. G. TAYLOR’S HOPES. NEED OF INTERNATIONAL, CO-OPERATION. ■Ry Telegraph—Pre----; As->wcnation —Copyright i.Received’This Day. 12.25 p.m..» SAN FRANCISCO. January JI. Captain P. G. Taylor, who is on a secret mission to the United States, predicted that Australia and America would scon be linked by two air lines, one of which would be Australian. He said: “Australia believes that aviation must be developed on an international basis and that landing facilities must be granted by one country to the lines of others. “Australia." he added. 'certainly would welcome the completion of ar American line of clippers to het shores. 1 hope we will receive the same welcome for an Australian line The necessity for two lines between Australia and the United States is rendered doubly apparent by the developments at present in the Pacific. Wc feel that it is ever more important to link Australia with the United States in such a manner us to enable both countries to make the Pacific region what we feel it should be. We (Lift want the Pacific to become another Europe.”
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 15 January 1941, Page 6
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184PACIFIC AIR LINES Wairarapa Times-Age, 15 January 1941, Page 6
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