. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . a time, when he was forced to descend,he alighted in a Mexicans cotton patch, doingconsiderable damage and getting considerablycursed in Spanish. Lieutenant Stauffer hopesthat in the near future flying will become anational sport. He has promised to take anumber of his friends up for a joy-ride justas soon as the Air Service Club of Marylandbecomes a certainty and appropriate groundsand planes are available. When taking the first trip up, according toLieutenant StaufTers assertion, it is the mostwonderful sensation imaginableâthe earth
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . a time, when he was forced to descend,he alighted in a Mexicans cotton patch, doingconsiderable damage and getting considerablycursed in Spanish. Lieutenant Stauffer hopesthat in the near future flying will become anational sport. He has promised to take anumber of his friends up for a joy-ride justas soon as the Air Service Club of Marylandbecomes a certainty and appropriate groundsand planes are available. When taking the first trip up, according toLieutenant StaufTers assertion, it is the mostwonderful sensation imaginableâthe earthseems to float away from you. The reverseis true when coming down and you imaginethat you are going straight through to usually causes nausea but some people getaway without this feeling. Lieutenant Stauffer is quite an adept in doingfancy stunts, having performed thirty consec-utive loops at one time, besides doing frequentlythe tail-spin, side-slip, wing-over, falling-leaf,in fact, practically every trick ki ;wn to Former Lieutenant StaufferEngineering Department 66 THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE There have been many changes in the Engi-neering Department during the last G. Hall, chief draftsman in the Architec-tural Department, left us and is now working forthe M. A. Long Company. We all miss and wish him success in his new under-taking. H. L. Wirsing, draftsman in the samedepartment, severed his connection with theRailroad and is now with C. N. Friz, architect. M. Roy croft, file clerk in the Bridge Depart-ment, has been made a draftsman. C. , a new man, took his place. The Cost Engineers Department has greatlyincreased in size on account of conditions whichhave arisen. A branch of it, under ColonelFrye, located in Room 1300, is composed ofnearly all ex-service men. The newcomers andtheir service ranks are: J. E. Burke, Captain,308th Regiment, Engineers; O. L. Sanders, FirstLieutenant, Infantry; W. W. Gwathney, FirstLie
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