Rides Air Lane to New Glory May 9 1935 Heres the route that Amelia Earhart traversed Wednesday on her flight from Mexico, D. F., to Newark, N. J. The daring, record holding flier (shown in inset) made the nonstop flight in 14 hours and 22 minutes, having taken off with a load of 400 gallons of gasoline. Her air trip was made without incident, she said on arrival at Newark, where she was greeted by her husband and a huge crowd that gave her a tremendous ovation. The red blood corpuscles were first seen by Jan Swammerdam in 1658, but his account was not published until 1738 University of Freiburg, Germany Founded 1456 to 57 by Archduke Albert. As early as 1620 it had a theatre for anatomical teaching. In Maria Theresas time, orders were given for construction of a hospital, which was not occupied, however, until 1829. In 1805 Freiburg passed to Baden. Hand Quilting Steps Out The coronation design on this formal evening cape is achieved by Trapunto hand quilting. In lustrous white satin, with black lining of the same fabric, the cape has a cowl and a full swing with a small collar that hugs the throat. Its three quarter length.