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Flyers Take Off To Seek Redfern. Miami, Florida; November 16, 1936. (Associated Press) Art Williams and two companions took off at dawn today in an amphibian plane for British Guiana, where they will continue their search for the missing flyer, Paul Redfern. The former army pilot plans to track down rumors that Redfern is still alive in the Guiana jungles. Flying with him were Charles F. West and John Hunter of New York. Redfern disappeared in 1927 wile on a flight from Brunswick, Georgia, to Rio De Janeiro.

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