... crossing. Her fellow pupils included the famous Wright bother; and her Voi's licence was numbared 31S. Captain Herveux taught Amelia Earhart to fly and her flying career in all extended over 30 years. A bachseat driver Mk. 4 with a high.pitched yoke telephoned ...

... Wrong-way Corrigan, it will be remembered, circled over Belfast and then made for Dublin, not at all sure where he was. Amelia Earhart unexpectedly landed in a field outside Derry. A colleague of mine covering the Lindbergh flight had his own ingenious ...

... the exciting life of pioneer took off flying in 1927: Wiley Post, Commander Byrd, Lincoln Ellsworth, Charles Lindberg, Amelia Earhart, Edsel Ford; it is for not a bit of wonder that the young Norwegian decides to Franc* become an American citizen. His ...

... Labrador, W. F. Massey, Earl Jellicoe, Sir Frederick Treves, Sir Oliver Lodge, Sir Henry Wilson. Earl Haig, Amy Johnson, Amelia Earhart. Dr. Hansen, Viscount Pirrie, Mr. Gustav Wilhelm Wolff are other signatures to be found in this fine collection. sal% ...

... by another famous air pioneer. From 1925 until 1941 he was It was in the summer of 1932 medical superintendent of that Amelia Earhart became the Forster Green Hospital. Belfast. first woman to fly the Atlantic. and for the next five years ryas Her red ...

... crossing from Newfoundland to Galway at an average speed of 118.5 m.p.h. which remained the fastest flight until Miss Amelia Earhart broke it with a coast-tocoast time of 134 hours. But, as the author reminds us. all these speeds are insignificant in ...