A Hawaiian luau for the crew of the new “Honolulu Clipper”. Hawaii Public Library donations for Wake and Midway Islands.

A luau for the crew of the new "Honolulu Clipper"

attended by the Governor and his daughter, plus Pan Am officials. At right, an older M-130 clipper is loaded with books for pre-war Wake and Midway

Island bases, courtesy of

the Hawaii Public Library. Passengers usually boarded from this top hatchway also.

The Classic Pan Am Clipper Era. A luau for the crew of the new "Honolulu Clipper"

attended by the Governor and his daughter, plus Pan Am officials. At right, an older M-130 clipper is loaded with books for pre-war Wake and Midway Island bases, courtesy of the Hawaii Public Library. Passengers usually boarded from this top hatchway also.

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