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... switch off his engine and come down in a parachute him self, leaving the machine and the mails to crash. The famous Charles Lindbergh twice saved his life in a parachute this way when flying as a mail pilot. Here our air-line pilots do 110 night-flying ...
... JORGENSEN. THE DEATH OF A FAMOUS THEATRICAL MAN AGE R MR. J. E. VEDRENNE. HER GLIDER PILOT'S LICENCE OBTAINED: MRS. CHARLES LINDBERGH. A WELL-KNOWN GOLFER ENGAGED MISS BARBARA STROHMENGER. A FAMOUS ACTOR AND CRICKETER: C. AUBREY SMITH COACHING AT THE ...
... slid along the grass, so that his foot went under the barrier and had to be 1 pulled out.- The infant son of Colonel Charles Lindbergh is named Charles Augustus. Mrs. Lindbergh was formerly Miss Anne Morrow. Lady Patricia Ramsay attended the St. James's ...
... the most progressive in the country F. King Co. IN AMERICA: THE NEW YORK-SAN FRANCISCO AIR SERVICE The famous Colonel Charles Lindbergh, the Atlantic flier, inaugurated the new thirty-six hours air service between New York and San Francisco in one of the ...
... flight and an out standing historic achievement, which promises to give aviation the greatest impetus since Colonel Charles Lindbergh, the American Lone Eagle, electrified the world by his arrival in Paris. Columbus, an Italian, discov ered America. It ...
... serious inroads on American trade in the Argentine, ana in cnue especially, mere is talk in America of sending Colonel Charles Lindbergh on a good- will tour to South America, on the-trail of the Prince. The picture of the heir to the throne of the British ...
... The solo tenor arises and, to the accompaniment of muted trumpets and trombone, carols as follows They christened me Charles Lindbergh. And I am just twenty-five years old. My grand father was Swedish and I am an American. And this aeroplane is the pick ...
... addition, it Continued on p. xx) IN TOKIO COLONEL AND MRS. CHARLES LINDBERGH, MRS. YAMMAMOTO, AND DR. R. B. TEUSLER A pleasing group taken at the Tokio Hospital, which Colonel and Mrs. Charles Lindbergh visited after having flown the Pacific by what they called ...
... hardly less of a miracle than the New Testament Feeding of the Five Thousand. ORNITHOLOGICAL ACES.-- Bert Hinkler and Charles Lindbergh are the only two men who have flown the Atlantic solo. Their stories of the achievement, though modestly and reservedly ...
... Ministry of Agriculture. Prompt measures have been taken to combat the danger ^11 111 AERIAL PIONEERS: Colonel and Mrs. Charles Lindbergh arriving In Reykjavik, Iceland, during their survey of the Northern flying route between the United States and Europe ...
... SERVICE: This giant W. A. Douglas machine, with its twin Cyclone engines of 700 h.p., has been selected by Colonel Charles Lindbergh for high speed mail carrying. It will seat fourteen passengers and has a tested speed of over 200 m.p.h. A NEW GERMAN ...
... member, an experience thrilling enough to stir even the celluloid _hearts of Hollywood. By a coincidence Caterpillar Charles Lindbergh landed at Southampton on the day that the dinner was held, but it was impossible to persuade him to dine at the Club ...