... Labrador, W. F. Massey, Earl Jellicoe, Sir Frederick Treves, Sir Oliver Lodge, Sir Henry Wilson. Earl Haig, Amy Johnson, Amelia Earhart. Dr. Hansen, Viscount Pirrie, Mr. Gustav Wilhelm Wolff are other signatures to be found in this fine collection. sal% ...

... Wrong-way Corrigan, it will be remembered, circled over Belfast and then made for Dublin, not at all sure where he was. Amelia Earhart unexpectedly landed in a field outside Derry. A colleague of mine covering the Lindbergh flight had his own ingenious ...

... errors. specimens and varieties, as well as, about the air journeys by Alcock Brown. Hawker, Mackenzie Grie‘e, Pined°. Amelia Earhart and others.l 160 pages. 160 illustrations An cl maps. Distributed by H. R. Harmer. In(., 32 East Fifty-Seventh Street ...

... Friendship with Miss Amelia Earhart. Mr. Wilrner Stultz piloti. and a mcchanice named Gordon, reached Bury Point. Caermarthen. yesterday at 12.40 p.m. alter a fhght lasting hours from Trepassy. Newfoundland, Miss Amelia Earhart. an American, thus has ...

... her fellow pioneers of the air. her career was a brief one. She died a crash near her home in Boston three months later. Amelia Earhart’s exploits, prior to her fatal venture in 1937. placed her the front rank of pilots, men or women. She was the first woman ...

... crossing. Her fellow pupils included the famous Wright bother; and her Voi's licence was numbared 31S. Captain Herveux taught Amelia Earhart to fly and her flying career in all extended over 30 years. A bachseat driver Mk. 4 with a high.pitched yoke telephoned ...

... Then there were the pioneer aircraft of civil aviation the 1920'5. Admiral Byrd’s flight over the North Pole in 1926 and Amelia Earhart's historic Atlantic crossing two years later were both achieved with Fokker aircraft. Fokker airliners pioneered all the ...

... specially noted for their exploits are the Ninety-Nines, a nationally recognised group of women fliers organised by the late Amelia Earhart (well remembered In Derry, where she landed), before her tragic disappearance eighteen years ago. There are branches in ...

... flln mounting ten: Bombay, where Moslem Hindus were engaged in co riots, the casualty roll stoc dead“ and 650 injured Amelia Earhart, the first w cross the Atlantic by ac was making plans fo flight from America to fAn R.A.F. flying-hoat, o! |distance ...

... Twenty-five years au belfast News-| | Miss Amelia Earhart Iz Soringfield. near Lond ‘atter the fastest Atlantic ! record. lAn extensive ‘was put in hand for the i 'ment of the telephonic a graphic communication in and between the Provin Great Britain ...

... crossing from Newfoundland to Galway at an average speed of 118.5 m.p.h. which remained the fastest flight until Miss Amelia Earhart broke it with a coast-tocoast time of 134 hours. But, as the author reminds us. all these speeds are insignificant in ...

... by another famous air pioneer. From 1925 until 1941 he was It was in the summer of 1932 medical superintendent of that Amelia Earhart became the Forster Green Hospital. Belfast. first woman to fly the Atlantic. and for the next five years ryas Her red ...