. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . d you, but to thank you for thisdisplay of interest and very truly,(Signed) S. U. Hooper, Superintendent Garrett, Ind., November 15, U. Hooper: On November 12, at about p. m.,Track Foreman H. Gulp, Indiana Harbor,noticed brake beam dragging on N. & , loaded with coal. The train waspulling out of westbound siding at IndianaHarbor, and Mr. Gulp, notified the traincrew, who, with the assistance of Mr. Gulp,made light repairs which permitted thetrain to proceed with but little truly,(Signed) F. D. Batche
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . d you, but to thank you for thisdisplay of interest and very truly,(Signed) S. U. Hooper, Superintendent Garrett, Ind., November 15, U. Hooper: On November 12, at about p. m.,Track Foreman H. Gulp, Indiana Harbor,noticed brake beam dragging on N. & , loaded with coal. The train waspulling out of westbound siding at IndianaHarbor, and Mr. Gulp, notified the traincrew, who, with the assistance of Mr. Gulp,made light repairs which permitted thetrain to proceed with but little truly,(Signed) F. D. Batchellor,Division Etigitieer Toledo Division On October 21, while riding in tool carwith wreck train coming from Carlisle, noticed broken arch bar on trainextra No. 4554 that was passing. Hesignalled Conductor Coats, who stoppedthe train. The trucks were changed andMr. ONeil took the defective car to Day-ton. A complimentary letter has been sentto Mr. ONeil by Superintendent accompanying picture shows the brokenarch .. l^ai aetected by R. ONeil Mr. W. H. Crist, Chief Dispatcher,Dayton, Ohio. Operator C. Morris, Wayne Avenue,noticed something dragging on No. 55s en-gine going by. He notified conductor atdepot and found brake rigging down. Healso noticed brake rigging and beam downabout 15 cars from caboose on Big Four6009, west, following No. 55. He stoppedthem on bridge and found brake beam downand in bad shape. This would have causeda derailment at Miami City or going throughbridge. Good work for this operator.(Signed) G. E. Reel, Dispatcher Ohio Division After the distribution of the August issueof the AIagazine, in which mention wasmade of the assistance rendered a sickpassenger on No. 12, July 11, by Miss LulaWerring of Lowell, Ohio, it was brought toour attention by another employe, thatbrakeman C. S. Roberts, on duty on thistrain, also rendered valuable assistance toto this sick passenger. After train departedfrom Chtllicothe, while passing through
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