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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-27
SCOTT MURPHY

Among the residents of Juneau aboard the missing Pan American plane, is Scott Murphy. 50, of the Murphy and Murphy real estate and public accounting office.
 MT and Mrs. Murphy left for a vacation to Seattle on October Is. They visited with his broth CT. and Mrs. Murphy left for Long Beach, Calf, last Saturday.
 She planned to visit with her mother and her daughter, Rather inc, age 2l, and to attend the Girl Scouts National Convention being held at Long Beach from November 4 to November T.
 Mrs T R Van Vert secretary
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FROM WRANGELL

Col O. F. Ohlson, of Wrangell, receiver Of sawmill there is stay ing at the Baranof.
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COULD ONLY HAPPEN HERE

And most important of all is the fact that the Friendship Train is almost entirely spontaneous. It is the sort of thing that couldn't hap pen in Russia, because in Russia it is cnly handful of men who de- eide whether wheat shall move to France, and then go out and col lect what they need from the Rus sian peasants.
 And when the Russian people are able to start a spontaneous friendly movement such as this, then there will no longer be any danger of war between our two countries. AL so, if the people of Western Europe get the full significance of this American generosity, there won't be any doubt as to whose side they will be on.
 That, of course, is one big reason for the Friendship Train, and why newsreels of the train will be shown in European theatres. and why the French and Italian embassies are working on the idea of meeting the food shipments on the other side with two European friendship trains to carry the cargoes from the French and Italian seaports through Italy and France.
 To get just a partial idea of how
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THE REV. SHANK

The Rev Willis R. Shank, one of the passengers aboard the Pan American Airways plane missing over Southeast Alaska, is Seattle Director of the Youth for Christ Movement.
 A member of the Seattle Board of Youth for Christ, Wallace $. Langmade, said the Rev. Shank was on his way to Ketchikan for tonight's dedication of mission.
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HERE FROM ANCHORAGE

c. B. Webber of Anchorage is re- eistered at the Gastineau Hotel.
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LOCAL SHIPS ARE ALL OUT
 FOR SEARCH
Alaska Coastal Air|ines Planes Flying Over
 Wide Area Today

The Alaska Coastal Airlines went all out today in the search for the missing Pan American Air ways plane. All commercial busi- ness was tabooed and six planes, all personnel with observers aboard, roared out this morning at daybreak to make an intensive search of all sections between Ju- neau and Ketchikan.
 Yesterday when word was re- ceived, a plane took off piloted by Ray Renshaw and Bud Brown with PAA observers aboard and reached Five Finger Light House but was forced back by high wind and low visibility.
 At daybreak this morning, Grumman piloted by Ray Renshaw took off and flew down the east side of Admiralty Island, follow ing the range course of the Peters burg Range down Clarence Strait to Annette Island After searching 10th sides of the Annette Range, they checked in at Ketchikan, main organization center of the search. Flying with Renshaw were Roy Condon, Dean Williams, and Jerry Mccarthy of PAA and Pros Ganty of Hoonah.
 Second flight out was a Grum- man, piloted by Bud Brown, that searched the main land side of Stephens Passage down to Peters burg. Wrangell and checking in at Ketchikan.
 Funter Bay Report
 Hunt Gruening in a Lockheed flew out to investigate report made ty hunters at Funter Bay that plane was heard at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Re- turning at noon without sighting anything, he took off again at l o'clock for Hcod Bay, Angoon, Branaof, Chatham, and Todd on the west coast of Admiralty Is land
 To investigate report made by the Fish and Wildlife boat, that lights were seen last evening in the vicinity of Halibut Point, Carl Bloomquist in Grumman took off this morning for the Sitka are. Enroute he investigated Funter Bay, Whitestone Harbor, Freshwater Bay and Tenakee In-
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The W asning ion Merry Go- Round
By DREW PEARSON

WASHINGTON = One criticism that used to be leveled at the Roos- ovelt Administration was that the nations leadership came entirely from Washington. The people of the USA it was said, got into the had habit of sitting on their hands, doing nothing for themselves.
 Whether true or false, some h. althy signs are now apparent that the American people are quite capable of acting on their own.
 One of them is the Friendship Tain. With no help from the gov ernment whatsoever-though with hearty White House approval-it has now teen decided that the friendship Train will definitely roll.
 It will leave Los Angeles on or about Nov. 5, with an engine, a caboose and a hoxcar to collect food from he plain people Of Am erica for the stricken people of Western Europe. The first stop will be Bakersfield, where it is hoped another boxcar will be added, and so on across the continent.
 Judging from the response from all sorts of people-including rail- road presidents. housewives, farm nrs-a laundering demonstration Of the generosity of America will roll across the great plains, showing the people of Europe that help in their hour of need comes not from closed-door diplomatic conferences, but from the heart of America.
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7 GIRLS LOST ON MOUNTAINS
 FOUND DEAD

SANTA FEE, N. M, Oct. 27.-lR State Police Chief Hubert Beas- ley reported by radio today that two Los Alamos atomic energy project secretaries lost on Truchas Peak 10th had been found dead and that their bodies were be- ing brought to Santa Fe.
 Capt. K. K Miller said the Chief reported the State Police party expected to reach Santa Fe this afternoon.
 Beasley's report confirmed an earlier radio message picked up at the Los Alamos Security Office
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PARIS -tH- Andre Mutter, De- putty of the extreme rightist Re- publican Liberty party tPRY), has placed a bill in the National Assembly hopper which would ban the Communist party of France.
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