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... two developments during the day which threatened to make the New York-Paris competition a three-cornered race. Captain Charles Lindbergh, .an American ex-air mail pilot, who in the last 48 hours has sprung into the limelight New York-Paris flyer, has arrived ...
... to go is a ;Ingle. seater. christened The Spirit of Si. Louis. It weighs 5.000 pounds, tint holds only one man, and Charles Lindbergh. aged Id. who as and Thursday made a No cold-breaking trans-Continental Might le she nbahlne. intends to go without or ...
... go, is single-seater christened The Spirit of St. Louis. weighs 5,000 pounds, but holds only one man and Captain Charles Lindbergh, aged 25. who on Wednesday and Thursday made a record-breaking trans-Continental flight in the machine, intends go alone ...
... the Central News). Two machines are now waiting in readiness. Mr. Chamberlin, the pilot of Miss Columbia,” and Captain Charles Lindbergh, who is to fly single-handed in the Spirit of St. Louis,” are watching each other’s movements like hawks, and keen is ...
... Mr. Clareneo Chainberlin (pilot) and Mr. Lloyd Bertaud (navigator) in the Columbia, machine weighing only Captain Charles Lindbergh, aged 20, in single-seater. The Spirit St. Louis. weighing 5,0001b. t Captain Richard E. and two companions in the ...
... Paris, arc; Miss Columbia, with Mr. Chamberlin and Mr. Bertaud as pilots; the Spirit of St. Louis, to bo piloted Captain Charles Lindbergh, who is to attempt the crossing alone; and America, in which Commander Richard Byrd, the conqueror of the North Pole ...
... three competitors in the field are Messrs. Bertaud and Chamberlin, Commander R. Byrd m a Fokker monoplane, and Captain Charles Lindbergh, also in a monoplane. The delay has proved fortunate for Commander Byrd, for, should the weather favourable to-morrow ...
... tllatl Deen equipped the New York-Paris flight Island —Commander K. Byrd's big Fokke monoplane, The America, and Capt Charles Lindbergh's Spirit of St. Louis at Curtis Field, and Messrs Lloyd Bertau( and Clarence Chamberlain's Columbia ' Boosevelt Field ...
... ATLANTIC FLIGHT New York, Friday. The whole of America . is following with keen interest the daring enterprise Captain Charles Lindbergh, and now that he is in the air the prospects of his two rivals have taken back seat in the public view. Following dash ...
... wireless, and means for taking observations at sea, and without even a drift indicator, the American airman, Captain Charles Lindbergh, left New York yesterday at 7.51 a.m. (12.51 p.m. Greenwich time) on his attempt to fly across the Atlantic to Paris ...
... New York To Paris. ALONE FOR 3,600 MILES. Englishmen’s Gallant Effort Fails When Within 700 Miles Of India. Captain Charles Lindbergh, the American aviator, who left New York on Friday morning at 7.51, reached Le Bourget Aerodrome, Paris, on Saturday ...
... Another Mobiloil Triumph CAPTAIN CHARLES LINDBERGH his epoch-making non-stop flight of 3,600 miles from New York to Paris used Mobiloil B —the same as you can buy any garage —to lubricate his Wright Whirlwind engine. He pinned his faith to Mobiloil ...