London, Aug. 22.
Mrs. Amy Johnson Mollison will start work to-morrow the first airwoman ever to be During reconstruction work at the Augsburg, cathedral, workmen have discovered an immense fresco paint ing dating from the Biddle Ages, the existence.of which had been completely. forgotten employed as a pilot on the rej lular eross-Channel service. She fs taking the post temporarily in preparation for ying in the London-Melbourne air race in October.
"Mrs. Molligon will conform to. regulations governing the duties of all other' cross-Channel pilots," said Mr. Edward Hillman, head of the Hillman's Airway Ca, which is employing her. "She is anxious to do her turns of duty the same as the others, without any special privileges oF conditions.""—Reuter.
Tadeue Ensozajin, better known as the "Vampire of Lowicz." was sentenced to fifteen years' imprisonment in Warsaw. Although she had been charged with having brutally murdered four women, Ensozajin was found guilty of causing only one death "Havas, German firms have just delivered Jo mew crane to France with a capa jolty of 120 tons, which for the first time is equipped with a new German invention which automatically pre~ vents overloading and losing the balance.
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