... TO CROSS THE ATLANTIC PROUDgOT WOMAN IN THg WORLD,’ SAYS MISS gARNART. The first woman to fly the Atlantic safely. Miss Amelia Earhart, in the seaplane Friendship, .with her pilot, Stulls, and mechanic, Mr Uordon, reached Burry Port, Wales, on Monday, from ...

... trave! i barely half a century old, it has its mysteries, many of which are recounted in this book. The disappearance of Amelia Earhart, of the flying Duchess of Bedford, what caused the disaster of the RlOl airship, the crash of the plane carrying the Duke ...

... actors underwent in the course its production make enthralling reading. Copies are available in both libraries. Flying.—Amelia Earhart's name will down the ages as one of the most illustrious the history of aviation. On her last flight kept day to day record ...

... Marconi from 1934, and the latter from 1929. For heroism members were shown portraits of Florence Nightingale, Nurse Cavell, Amelia Earhart. Other persenalities included such names as_Albert Schweitzer Rubens, Paderewski, Captain Bligh and even Quisling. In ...

... in sunlight: =~ 2.00 The Word 2.55 Close 7.30 Film: Flight for Freedom Story based on the life of the intrepid aviatrix Amelia Earhart, suggesting that her disappearance happened while she wason asecret government mission. Starring Rosalind Russell, Fred ...

... (Beacon Press £7.50), based on newly discovered letters and photographs, brings to life the personality and background of Amelia Earhart, the world’'s most famous woman pilot who mysteriously disappeared in 1937. Although these letters shed no new light on ...