Honolulu Clipper

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• Army patrol planes fly over the Pan American Honolulu Clipper during ceremonies in which the flying boat was christened in honor of America's most westerly city. 1939
• Helen Poindexter christens the Pan American Honolulu Clipper with coconut milk, 1939
• Christening the Pan American Honolulu Clipper in 1939

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• Christening ceremony for the Pan American Honolulu Clipper in 1939.
• Helen Poindexter christens the Pan American Honolulu Clipper with coconut milk, dipping the fluid from a shell held by a member of the one-time royal court, then casting it to the four winds before touching the plane. 1939.
• Helen Poindexter christens the Pan American Honolulu Clipper with coconut milk, dipping the fluid from a shell held by a member of the one-time royal court, then casting it to the four winds before touching the plane. 1939.

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• Helen Poindexter christens the Pan American Honolulu Clipper with coconut milk, dipping the fluid from a shell held by a member of the one-time royal court, then casting it to the four winds before touching the plane. 1939.
• A luau followed the christening ceremonies for the Pan American Honolulu Clipper. At top, Captain R. H. McGlohn. Right, Gov. Poindexter and daughter Helen.
• Christening party prepares to board the Pan American Honolulu Clipper. 1939

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• Helen Poindexter presents lei to the crew of the Pan American Honolulu Clipper at christening ceremony. 1939
• Pan American Honolulu Clipper
• The seaplane tender USS San Pedro attempts to hook a towline to the stricken Pan American Honolulu Clipper which was downed at sea 700 miles NE of Honolulu.