TROUBLE AT SEA
CHINA CLIPPER
RETURN TO CALIFORNIA
, ALAMfiDA (Calif.), January 22. Pan-American Airways announced that the China Clipper had experienced mechanical trouble 700 miles at sea and was returning to-California. The Clipperleft .San f ran.cise.o at 6,6 p.m. (Eastern Standard Time) on Friday, and turned back at 2 a.m. The Clipper carried, e.ight-passengers aild six of a cre\\f. Captain J. H. Tilton advised by ractio that he intended to land at I«os Angele^ on, aeconn.t, of gro,und fog at Alameda, The engines were fimetiQp ing perfectly, and the Clipper was in no danger. He expected to reach San Pedro at 7- a.m.
LOS ANGI&ES, January 2§. The China CUppey landed, without, incident at 9.35, a,|ift, (g.Si.T.>.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 19, 24 January 1938, Page 9
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