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... to go, is a single-seater christened The Spirit of St Louis. It weighs 50001 b., but holds only one man, and Captain Charles Lindbergh, aged 25, who on Wednesday and Thursday made a recordbreaking trans- Continental flight in the machine, intends to go ...
... 'plane delayed by disputes the principals in the venture, and with another not yet haying passed its tests, Captain Charles Lindbergh, the lucky young pilot from the West, got the advantage of the start. ...
... admirers of Lindbergh have sent no less than a ton of flowers and more than 1000 telegrams to the American Embassy, Charles Lindbergh. Paris, being quite a sufficient address for telegrams and letters. A special postman has had to be detailed to deliver ...
... LINDBERGH'S ONE HOPE. 15 MINUTES ALONE TO DO NOTHING. After four days of crowded dinners, luncheons, and receptions, Captain Charles Lindbergh, the Atlantic flight hero, is looking forward to a few minutes' solitude was due to leave Croydon this afternoon for ...
... como . to the conclusion that; omens arc misleading in connection .with the important events of life. Despite Capt. Charles Lindbergh's great achievement, Lone Knight did not prove the certain tip be ought to have proved this week, and Sickle, associated ...
... LINDBERGH'S EARNINGS. Colonel Charles Lindbergh, the famous aviator, stated at New York yesterday that he has earned more than 500,000 dollars in royalties and payments for his services since he flew across the Atlantic last year. He declared he was tired ...
... face and figure was excellent, and the imitation of his mannerisms admirable. The occasion was the dress rehearsal of Charles Lindbergh, a spectacular fantasy by Sacha Guitry, France's most talked of actor-dramatist, dealing with the American air hero's ...
... occurred between loyal workers and strikers, but latest reports are that the strikers are returning to work. Colonel Charles Lindbergh, the famous Atlantic flyer, was thrown from his polo pony and dragged by the stirrup for 25 feet at Delmont (Penn.) yesterday ...
... daiiti was effected by quantity of jewellery Ø The The stolen property 36 LINDBERGHS EVO I. „ The New York World Mrs Charles Lindbergh, famous husband a breaking flight jt go into a maternity, 110100 Mrs Lindbergh is a Morrow, who was i,fe? delegates at ...
... 11,3 ItioTinto 3558 354 Scot. Inc. Tr. Or.l kO/6 ----/ -- ' 20 - 11 Olds the record for the longest w-ards made by Charles Lindbergh, Lieut. BREAKDOWN DENIED. caught .and lee eventually reached the - the 9th i Lancers. He saw service on the eoliannes37/ ...
... in Ireland, about 1900 miles, in 16 hours 12 minutes. Other successful west to east flights were afterwards made lv Charles Lindbergh, Lieut. Chamberlain with Mr C. Levine; Commander Byrd, with three companions; W. Brock - , with S. Schlee; Messrs Stutz ...
... Captain Arthur Whitten Brown, got knighthoods for flying from Newfoundland to Ireland. The next man to make the journey. Charles Lindbergh, flew non-slop from New York to Paris ami made a fortune out of it. Since then Atlantic flights have steadily descended ...