... to spend the whole week in London. Sae Page 10. LAND MORROW LINDBERGH The birth of the baby son of Colonel and Mrs. Charles Lindbergh was registered at Marylebone town-hall on Tuesday, the child's name being given as Land Morrow Lindbergh. This is the ...

... Lady Lindy by Americans. Not only were her exploits in the air comparable with those of her famous compatriot, Col. Charles Lindbergh, but she also bore a striking resemblance to him—especially when clad in flying kit. In 1918, when she was only 19. she ...

... `r• hurt while cub hunting at ldworth. Wilts, on Saturday, receiving a eti mPound fracture of the arm. Col. and Mrs. Charles Lindbergh left Tr l Pllt by air on Sunday for Munich. *es the first time Mrs. Lindbergh flown abroad with her husband lin the ...

... machine was at 11.15 a.m.. 15 minutes after it left Renfrew for Speke Airport. Lindbergh in Italy ROME, Tuesday. Col. Charles Lindbergh and Mrs. Lind bergh landed at the airport here late thin afternoon, having flown from Pisa. The 3 intend to leave to-morrow ...

... ago. was achieved by two British pilots, one of whom, Sir A. Whitten Brown, is a prominent citizen of Swansea. Col. Charles Lindbergh, probably the most famous airman in the world, and the man who, behind the scenes, has had most to do with bringing about ...

... Swansea. In a netball match, also at Swansea, Cardiff beat Swansea by 17 goals to 14. LINDBERGH HAS TALK WITH BA LBO.—Col. Charles Lindbergh (right), the American airman, had a meeting with Air Marshal Salim, Governor of Libya and Italy's most celebrated aviator ...

... thus apparently based on the distance separating the first from the others.— Press Association Foreign Special. I COL. CHARLES LINDBERGH, the American airman (left), in conversation with Gen. Mi Ich, German Under- ~ t i ', , I A ...