Walter white Secretary N.A.A C.P. -i, AMY JOHNSON WILL QUIT R.YING GAME No More Airways to Con quer, Declares Aviatrix. • — London, England.—Amy Johnson, heroine of the first solo flight by a woman from England to Austra lia, has decided to give up (lying. Knowing that Empire air liners and the royal air force are better able to make record dashes to South Africa and Australia, and seeing the Russians flying over the pole, she believes there is nowhere in the world to fly to and set up new records except with the backing of government finances. “Fly?” she said. “It is the last thing I would dream of doing now. If I saw any prospects of doing any thing by flying again I would go ahead. No, I am just going around now wondering what on earth I am to do with life. “But 1 am not going to fly, I don’t know what I’m going to do. In the old days it was my business to be photographed and interviewed with Jim, my husband. For me nil that terrific publicity is now ended." Has Earned Thousands. Miss Johnson has been a good | business woman. In ten years of spectacular flying, with half a dozen great flights to her credit, she has made many thousands of dollars. She has lived in fashionable hotels and saved enough to buy a fine house in London and expensive cars. Ever since that memorable day in 1926 when Amy Johnson first took her young sister, Mollie, for a cir cus flight over Hull, England, she knew she wanted to fly. Five years later, twenty-seven years old and a stenographer in Fleet street, she made a 9,900-mlle hop from Croy don airport to Port Darwin, Austra lia. No one dared hope that this inexperienced aviatrix, with not more than 90 hours in the air to her credit, could perform such a feat. A newspaper scoffed when Amy of fered to write a story of her trip (if she completed it). Later that same newspaper had to pay Amy, always i the business woman, $50,600 to go on | • flying tour for it. (The next year—July. 1931—Amy set off for a London-to-Tokyo flight with her tutor, C. S. Humphreys. , They made this run In the record time of 10H days. Broke Three Records. In 1936 Miss Johnson succeeded in smashing three records—from Eng land to Cape Town, Cape Town to England and for the round trip. On May 7, 1936, she landed in Cape Town, Africa, from England in 3 days 6 hours and 29 minutes, shav ing the record set by Tommy Rose by 11 hours 9 minutes. She com pleted the homeward journey in 4 days 16 hours and 16 minutes. Rose took 6 days 6 hours and 57 minutes; to make this trip. Her round-trip' flight took her 7 days 22 hours and! 42 minutes, as against Rose's 10 days 34 minutes. Four years ago Amy Johnson and her husband, Capt, James A. Mol lison, made a transatlantic hop from Wales to America. Their plane, Seafarer, was wrecked when they tried to land at Bridgeport, Conn., for fuel. They were within 60 miles of their goal—Floyd Een nett airport, when they ran out of gasoline. 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