DAMAGES SUIT.
CAPTAIN MUSICK'S WIDOW.
SETTLEMENT indicated.
SAN FtIANCISdO. ■< Indicating- that a private settlement is in the immediate offing, attorneys jo? Mir. Cleo Mwickj Widow of Captain? Edwin Mustek, have withdrawn from Court calendar her 300,000 dollif damages suit against Pan American Airways. Approval to remove the case from the ■calendar was granted by Federal Judge Harold Louderback following a conference with lawyers. The attorneys told Judfre Louderback a settlement will be >, made "in about two weeks," but refused to disclose the amount. | Captain Mustek and six others Were lost when the Samoa Clipper, on a pioneering trip in a new service conneiting Australia and New Zealand with lie Pacific Coast, fell into the ocean off Pago Pago last year.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 10, 12 January 1940, Page 6
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