. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . was in great demand and that it wouldeventually bring about a great improve-ment in the spirit of cooperation among theemployes of the various departments. It will be the policy of the club to renewthese entertainments once a month duringthe spring, and for the summer months,other social activities are under contempla-tion and consideration. Let us introduce Lee (Pop) Martin(not as old as he looks), captain and starforward of last years Bando basketballteam at Cumberland, apprentice at theCumberland Shops. Lee is playing a greatguard game this year for
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . was in great demand and that it wouldeventually bring about a great improve-ment in the spirit of cooperation among theemployes of the various departments. It will be the policy of the club to renewthese entertainments once a month duringthe spring, and for the summer months,other social activities are under contempla-tion and consideration. Let us introduce Lee (Pop) Martin(not as old as he looks), captain and starforward of last years Bando basketballteam at Cumberland, apprentice at theCumberland Shops. Lee is playing a greatguard game this year for the strong Knightsof Goodfellowship team at Cumberland,contenders for Maryland State title. Lee isconsidered one of the best all around playersever developed in this section. Our heartfelt sympathy is extended toMiss Mabel M. McClintock, A. R. , Office of Master Mechanic, in the lossof her mother, who died on March 6. Our electrical foreman, C. D. Shaffer, iswearing a smile these days. Why? Theroads to Frankford are getting BABIES AND OTHERS AT KEYSERUpper left: Frederick H. Rhoe, son of H. E. Rhoe. Upper right: Vidian, Watinetta and Eleanor, daughters of Engineman Deakins. Below: (see notes). Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, April, iQ2j 59 Bubbles Baird, timekeeper, Stores De-partment, is suffering from a severe claims his car has been jacked upfor the winter and we are at a loss to knowthe reason for his cold. Has anyone anyexcuses to offer? Jake Brown claims he is too old tobother with the fair sex, but judging fromhis numerous trips to Washington, we feelthat, it wont be long now. Keyset, W. Va. Correspondent, H. B. Kight It is with deepest regret that we reportthe untimely death of Yard Brakeman CarlCunningham, who lost his life while in theperformance of his duties on March 7. Ofa sunny disposition, always meeting hisfellows with a smile and cheery word, hewill be greatly missed. The esteem inwhich he was held was manifested by thebeautiful floral
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