... flight before Mr. Mollison left Portmarnock was one which established a time record from West to East. It was made by Miss Amelia Earhart (Mrs. G. B. Putnam), who flew from Harbour Gxace to Londonderry, a distance of 2,000 miles, in 13i hours, in May of this ...

... would advise His Majesty that special leave to appeal should be-granted. MISS KARHART AT CALCUTTA CALCUTTA, Thursday Miss Amelia Earhart, who 011 flight round the world, arrived Calcutta 11.37 (88. T.) this morning from Karachi. She had left Karachi 3,3 a ...

... Feared Down In Pacific COASTGUARD CUTTERS SEARCHING SEA Fliers' Wireless Message NEW YORK. Friday IT is feared that Miss Amelia Earhart, the American airwoman. has been forced down, owing to fuel shortage, in the Pacific, between New Guinea and Howland Island ...

... J. A. Mollison were greeted with wild enthusiasm a large crowd their arrival at the airport here. They came the guests Amelia Earhart (Mrs. G. Putnam), the transatlantic flier, at a lunch and swimming party. Mr. Molllson, who last night had to leave ...

... BOOKS AND WRITERS MISS AMELIA EARHART left a book behind her, the story; of her Last Flight (It would have been, called World Flight had It been completed) and the story of her life as airwoman, from her first beginnings as pilot and her first flight ...

... Pollock, M.P., Minister of Finance, to the Ottawa Conference. MISS EARHART Meeting with Miss Johnson and Mr. Mollison Miss Amelia Earhart, the Atlantic flier, met Mr. J. A. Mollison and Miss Amy Johnson, in London, yesterday. Mr. Mollison and Miss Johnson ...

... chicks In the best Disney style. In the News items one can glimpse Haile Selassie, Roosevelt, Baldwin, Blum, Van Zeeland. Amelia Earhart, Malcolm Campbell, Budge, Dorothy Round and Tom Webster. ...

... fuselage. It had a 1,000 h.p. motor, and a speed more than 300 miles an hour. The race started early this morning when Miss Amelia Earhart. the airwoman, took off accompanied by Mr. Paul Mantz copilot. Allen's 'plane was notorious as ope the most dangerous ...

... the roof. MR. MELLON THE PRESS Need of Enlighte^ Public DAYS OF CRIS |S Sir John Simon, Ambassador (Mr. Andrew ■* . Miss Amelia Earhart, the * woman, were guests « given the Institute the Criterion Restaurant, ■t' j; day. > , r. Mellon'said that enlightened ...

... Sickert has done by adding to the show of his recent work, now open at the Beaux Arts (Jallery, an oil painting of Miss Amelia Earhart arriving at Hanworth ten days ago. Apparently Mr. Sickert was struck by photograph of the scene and instantly set about ...

... the England to Cape Town flight, for the flight home, and for the double journey. And now, like that other gifted woman, Amelia Earhart. Amy Johnson has been taken from us. The flier who wrote her name across the skies has laid down her life doing a •simple ...

... Earhart slightly shook her head. Lord Inchcape It has been one of the ironies of contemporary history that while Miss Amelia Earhart was attending her first public function in London, the father of Miss Elsie Mackay should have died suddenly in his yacht ...