... with a woman taking part, was begun yesterday. The three-engined Fokker 'plane- Friendship, with Mr. Wilmer Stultz, Miss Amelia Earhart, of Boston, and a mechanic aboard, took. off yesterday from Halifax for Trepassey. At Trepassey • (Newfoundland), eighty-one ...

... York publisher, announces, says Reuter, that the aeroplane is bound for London via Trepassy (Newfoundland), and that Miss Amelia Earhart, of Boston, and the mechanic, Lew Gordon, are also on board. Miss Earhart has more than 500 hours' flying to her credit ...

... OCEAN AIRWOMAN Ready Last Night to Leave Newfoundland for England With Miss Amelia Earhart, the Boston flyer, as co-pilot with Mr. Wilmer Stultz, the aeroplane Friendship was ready last evening, Says Reuter, to start an Atlantic flight from Trepassey ...

... states that the Friendship took off at 2.51 G.M.T., on a flight to Ireland direct. On board the. Friendship .are Miss Amelia Earhart and her pilot, Mr. Wilmer Stultz, and Mr. Louis Gordon, relief pilOt. They flew from. BoSton to Trepassey, where they ...

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... VERY PROUD Fog Almost All the Way—Fuel Runs Short U.S. JUBILANT For the first time, a woman has flown the Atlantic. Miss Amelia Earhart, awed twenty-nine, of 'Boston, in the seaplane Friendship alighted yesterday at 12.40 p.m. off Burry Point, four miles ...

... STREET VIGIL Miss Amelia Earhart, the first woman to cross the Atlantic by air, arrived in London last night and was given an enthusiastic reception by a cheering crowd outside the Hyde Park Hotel. She was expected about six o'clock by road from Southampton ...

... Emmeline and Amelia Was it a coincidence or a stroke of destiny that, on the day when Mrs. Pankhurst was laid to rest, Amelia Earhart was the first woman to fly successfully across the Atlantic ? The American's triumph might Well symbolise a salute to ...

... General Nobile and His Party Greeted by cheering crowds which. thronged round her both in the street and in the hotel, Miss Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly the Atlantic, arrived in London yesterday. So great was the enthusiasm of the crowd for the girl ...

... FLYERS AT CENOTAPH Great Crowd Sees Miss Earhart Place Wreath—Visit to Toynbee Hall Miss Amelia Earhart, Lieutenant Wilmer Stultz and Mr. Louis Gordon, the Atlantic flyers, visited the Cenotaph yesterday. Huge crowds, controlled by mounted gathered to ...

... was stranded while ploring in the airship Italia. He is seen in bed in the bas° ship, Citta di Milano. Y y am/' Mis , .Amelia Earhart (B), the first woman to fly across the North Atlantic, ein the beach at Rye, New York, after a dip in the sound, with ...

... with his bitter and cynical repudiation of the ccl,ceptions for which the League of Nations, 20 Hours 40 Minutes, by Amelia Earhart (Put. mini, 10s. 6d. net) —The first girl across the Atlantic by air tells her own.story of the flight in the aeroplane ...