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... Only three women have crossed the Atlantic by airplane. Amelia Earhart Putnam made the west to east passage twice, once alone, and once as a passenger. Mrs. Mollison flew the east to west course' with her husband. Mrs. Beryl Markham distinguished herself ...
... THREE FLYING STARS Miss Amelia Earhart, the famous woman aviator, congratulating James Cagney and Pat O'Brien upon their achievement in Devil Dogs in the Air, the thrilling picture appearing at the Westover Cinema, next week. .w ';., '.4 ',..* '''' ...
... PORK PIES Obtainable at All Shops and Hotels of Distinction SYLVIA IN TOWN—continued LEISURELY ATLANTIC FLYER Miss Amelia Earhart proved herself a most modest aerial conqueror of the Atlantic during her short stay in London. When I met her she was ...
... th her ribbon. ATLANTIC FLYER'S DOUBLE Whenever I meet Mrs. Cecil Carr I am always struck by her likeness to Miss Amelia Earhart, the American Atlantic flyer. Besides a facial resemblance, Mrs. Carr has the same short curly hair and vivacious manner ...