... cracked up on a take-oft in Honolulu. Nobody was hurt, but Manning had to return to itia• ship before the flight—on which Amelia Earhart lost her ii!e—could be resumed. Commodore li¢apu was born in Germany La 1897. son of a junior officer in the British Foreign ...

... Her felow-pupils included the famous Wright brothers. and her pilot's licence was numbered 318. Captain Herveux taught Amelia Earhart to fly, and herd flying career in all extended over 30 years beginning in 1909., She served as a captain in the' French ...

... was interviewed at the time the Dionne quintuplets were born. she stated tnat Mrs. Dionne had their plane Wail found. Amelia Earhart was 39- vears-old when the end came. Shr3rlls• before her last flight she had said to her husband: When I in I'd like ...

... twice. Her survival the second time was a miracle. When four hours out from Harbour Grace the exhaust manifold broke. Amelia Earhart looked over the side—to her subsequent regret. because she could not do anything whatever about what she saw. And what ...

... widely site will be ever those prniiler. u:ned a writbered t 4. • Not long alter this picture was taken at Batavia in 1931. Amelia Earhart set oft to resume her world Right. Nothing mdre was ever heard ...

... could be used to dissipate fog• 1913 MR. LLOYD GEORGE'S Coalition surpt Mr. Asquith's government from power. 1928 MISS AMELIA EARHART named Woman of thr Yrar for long the Atlantic. ...

... tain's Close, Bo Otte, 21. George !Colin writes: Sorry. Mr. Higgins. my story in the Echo was correct. It was 102 S when Amelia Earhart became the first woman to the Atlantic. She took off from Newfoundland on Juno 17, 1928. with two male corn- , panics ...