the pilot of the ill-fated Samoan Clipper was Captain Eawin Cc. Muslek, who way not only the Ayer to pilot the maiden fight of the Pan-American airliners across the Paeife,, but algo the pioneer in charting the route and making all arrangements for the Might, Captain Musick was in command when the Samoan Clipper made its Hirst regular flight to Auckland, New Zealand, from Honolulu. He piloted the airliner back {0 its Hawatian base early this month.
Other crew members believed dead Included C. G., Sellers, frst ameer; P. S. Brunke, ' junior dight meet! F. J. MacLean, navigator: J.
3.) A, Brooks, assistant Wengineer We Sticktodi, frst engines oticer: inoer; And. J. Findley, radio operator.
The Samoan Clipper formerly was the Manila-Honakong shuttle plane.
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