San Francisco, July 30.
Rear-Admiral George J, Meyers commanding the search for the mlss-Ing Hawaiian Clipper today radioed Pan-American Airways that the United States Transport Meigs was continuing its search near the spot where gasoline and lubricating all Were found floating on the surface of the Pacific near the spot where the giant airliner was believed tg have crashed.
Rear-Admiral Meyers said that despite the all pool, there was "no authentic information of the Clipper yet" Pan-American Airways said that the report of the Moating all was "significant but not final."
Observers pointed out that the gasoline and all discovered by the Meigs might have resulted " from dumping instead of a crash of the airship which was carrying six pas-songers and nine crewman when it disappeared 565 miles out of Manila while on route to the Philippine al ort from Gum yesterday.
Meanwhile, the China Clipper arrived at Honolulu and the Philippine Clipper completed its trip to the San Francisco airport, Both Clippers completed' their "routine trips" on schedule, The United States Geodotic Survey revealed. that the Pacific Ocean 19,200 feet deep at the spot where] the floating oil was discovered.
At six o'clock this morning two Navy amphibians from Cavite joined the search, The planes wilt fy east as far as their gasoline supply permits, will then refuel at Albay Bay. fon the southerist tip of Luzon Istand and will take off again this afternoon to seek a trace of the missing Clipper ship—United Press,
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