Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1936, Page 37

Passenger Service Will 'Be | Furnished From New York to Philippines. By the Aspociated Press. longest pnnenm - !u;!:ted across territory under the American flag was belng ornnl-d here today. It is an air odyssey which will be- gin Sunday and go half-way the world—commercial avistion's con- quest of the air from Ne' York to the records—its mission is to progress of American avistion—but the 10,700-mile journey will be ac- complished in six days of travel. Service Begins October 1. The members of the tour will take part in the preliminary passenger flight of Pan-American Airways across the Pacific Ocean, & survey of condi- tions which will be experienced by ordinary travelers when the line is opened for the first regular passenger flight to the Orient October 21. The first part of the journey—2,500 miles from New York to San Fran- cisco—will be covered in 18 hours over the United Air Lin The second pm—o 210 miles from Alameda, Calif., to Manila—will start October 7 and will occupy five days. It will be flown in one of the 26-ton Clipper Ships with which Pan-Ameri- can is about to begin the operation of passenger service from Continental United States to the Far East. Three of the 3,200-horsepower flying boats are available for the flight. The flight, to be accomplished en- tirely by commercial transport planes reach their Far Eastern markets inthe time it formesly took them to cross the continent. It helps knit Asia and America into & definite air trade en- tity. Military experts see the development as an aid to the defense of American territories in the Pacific and to the defense of the coast ‘The preliminary pc.enur fiyers will return to S8an Francisco October 20. Plans for flying passeagers across the Pacific began four years ago. The men who were to carry out the operation were given month after month of intensive schooling over the Caribbean and around South America. Progress Made. Simultaneously, flying-boat design- ers went into competition to develop & ship powerful enough to fly safely over long ocean stretches and still carry “pay loads.” A radio directional compass was de- veloped which receives its homing sig- nals through 1,800 miles of any kind of weather. The stations to carry on this radio contact were built at Alameda, Hawaii, Midway, Wake, Guam and the Philippines. Since last November 22, the clip- pers, empty of passengers, have made 23 round trips to the Philippines and more than 50 crossings between Cali- fornia and Hawail. The Alameda-Honolulu leg. 3.410 miles, is the longest oyer-water hop 1in the worid, - o REGULATIONS ALTERED ON TRAVEL ALLOWANCE New Rules Go Into Effect Today, Acting Controller General R. N. Elliott Announces. New travel allowance regulations y Acting Controller General Richard N. Elliott go into effect today. Heretofore when employes on Gov- ermmment business have used anything above the lowest-priced first-class ac- commodations. the Government has paid the carrier and then collected the excess charge from the employe, if justified. Now, when any employe uses a su- perior class accommodation, the car- rier must collect the difference from the ticket purchaser. Elliott explains in a circular that the 1933 economy act sets up a bar- rier against an employe using other than the lowest first-class accommo- dation and therefore there is no rea- son for following the éustomary pro- cedure, The new plan will make for more efficient handling of transportation eccounts, it was said. Cows Have Right ToFlorida Roads; State Open Range Sad Story of South Carolina Herd Helps Situation There. By the Associated Press. 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