... More, by Susan Ertz. Hodder and Stoughton; 9s. ALTHOUGH she came to such a tragic and unexpected end at the age of 40, Amelia Earhart was in one way very lucky woman. She at least left behind her husband capable of devoting her memory—in SOAKING WINGS ...

... CARDIFF vessel and a United States coastguard cutter are racing across the Pacific in the hope of saving the life of Miss Amelia Earhart and her navigator, who were f orce d down on their round-the-world flight. This dramatic development followed the receipt ...

... (Harlequins), Forward. E. MORGAN (Swansea), Forward MEMORIAL TO AMELIA EARHART. Mrs. Ainu l|, famous as the “Flying Grandmother,” j(holographed she mivei I’laque erected to Amelia Earhart on the Municipal Airport in Florida, U.S.A. Western Mail readers ...

... Lady Lindy Still Missing, Hope Not Given Up NEW YORK, Thursday, The fate of Miss Amelia Earhart and her navigator, who have now been missing for six days, still remains a mystery. United States vessels collaborating in the Pacific Ocean search reported ...

... early in the race, and Sir Henry Birkin did not start.—Central 11ews. LIKE LINDY.—The remarkable resemblance of Miss Amelia Earhart (the Atlantic flyer) to Col. Lindbergh, which has won for her the pet name of ',LAO Lindy in Aperica. Is shown in •this ...

... was flying nicely and were then three hours from the Pole.—Reuter. Lady Lindy Held tip AKYAB ,Burma), Friday. Miss Amelia Earhart, the United States Lady Lindy, who is flying round the world just for fun. is waiting here to take off for Bangkok ...

... been kept a close secret. Dry land was the laconic reply of Mr. George Palmer Putnam (eon of the New York publisher), Amelia Earhart's husband, when asked where she was making for. It had been known for a long time that she had been planning an Atlantic ...

... OAKLAND (Cal.), Thursday Miss Amelia Earhart (Lady Lindy) has started her round-theworld flight by completing the first lap—across more than 2,000 miles of open sea—ln brilliant style. The flight from Oakland to Honolulu—• 2,250 miles—was achieved in ...

... PORT. WOULD DO IT AGAIN ANY TIME. INTERVIEW WITH OUR WOMAN CORRESPONDENT. The American seaplane Friendship, with Mise Amelia Earhart, the &.ton airwoman, on board, made a forced descent on to the Loughor Estuary, Hurry Port, Carmarthen, at 12.40 p.m. ...

... in either direction. So far there have been only two solo flights across the Atlantic, those of Col. Lindbergh and Miss Amelia Earhart, and Mr. ?tiollison has made the fastest East to West crossing. Yorkshire at the Oval. Whatever the weather may be to- ...

... ST. JOHN'S (N.F.), Tuesday. The Atlantic flight of the aeroplane Friendship. pivoted by Mr. Wilmer Stultz and Miss Amelia Earhart from Trepass Bay, Newfoundland, has been held up. At first violent winds made it impossible to refuel the 'plane. Then ...

... Cannot Hold Out Much Longer Another Earhart Message Reported NEW YORK, Tuesday. The fate of Miss Amelia Earhart and her navigator, Capt. Noonan, who have now been missing in the Pacific since last Friday evening still remains uncertain. Reports of messages ...