... United States has always been a hero- making nation, and it was little wonder that it should have taken to its heart Charles Lindbergh. In March 1932 disaster befell the hero and his wife. Their son was stolen from their home, and so began one of the most ...

... years has seen to it that Penguins look so good and read so easy. In the heyday of the unhero, it was inevitable that Charles Lindbergh should come up for a cool, sorrowful revaluation in The Hero, by Kenneth S. Davis, and though the book is intelligent ...

... Edward Lanchbery, reflecting in its 400 pages very considerable literature that now belongs to the man's world. Anne and Charles Lindbergh and icolh'Ellsworth are contributors to the section dealing :h pioneer flight, Neville Duke himself is one of the merous ...

... have had a more demanding task than James Stewart's in The Spirit of St. Louis (Warner). This film version of Colonel Charles Lindbergh's solo flight from New York to Paris involves him in what is practically a solo performance. During the greater part ...

... that American isolationism, as such, caused little or no resentment in this country. The antics of the fallen idol, Charles Lindbergh, seemeci xo mosx people over nere to be slightly embarrassing. It was rather as if our closest neigh bours' favourite ...