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Railroad Man's Magazine 1930 May Two Scared Stiffs NH 1st class No front cover
Railroad Mans Magazine 1930 May Two Scared Stiffs * No front cover
Railroad Mans Magazine is published monthly.
Revenue and The " Brains " By John Austin I 6
James P. Bullard, Rock Island Freight Skipper, Heads a Business Committee That Gets
Tonnage and Helps the Rood to Pay Dividends as a Result of President Gorman's Policies.
Yankee Clipper
By William Edward Hayes 209
The New Haven Inaugurates a First Class Schedule After the Best New England Traditions and Succeeds in Cutting Time fora Luxurious Ride Between New York City and Boston.
Europe on Wheels By Ralph Heinzen 2 I 8
Highballs and Cocktails at a Mile a Minute Over the Continent on the World's Most Extra-
ordinary Traveling Palaces Between Paris and the Famous Resorts of France and Germany.
Rolling with RadioBy Earle W. Gage 246
Science Now Makes It Possible for Conductor and Hogger to Talk About Moves and Train Operation With a String of More Than a Hundred Cars Between Engine and Caboose.
A War Railroad By Leslie C. Davis 273
A Dozen Years Ago in France with the Boys of the U. S. A., Who Wheeled Munitions and Supplies Over the Narrow Gouge Lines to the Trenches Under the Rain of Enemy Shells.
Serial
Derails Three PortsPort lI By E. S. DellingerI 66
out of the ri,ght and the Raging Ozark Storm, the Shadow of a Woman at the Siding Derail Crosses the Path of Dove Meade, Brakeman, and Opens a Trail to Feudal Death and Fate.
Short Stories
Highballing the Moonbeam TrailBy Charles W. Tyler 184
Hiram, the Pertoter-Hoppin' Boomer From Presque Isle, Maine, Cavorts Across the Milky Way with o Wobbly Crate to Give the Road the Last Word in Lucrative Luxury.
Dark Doom By Arthur K. Akers 202
Introducing Ipecac Ingalls, Pullman Po'tah, a Demon on Wheels with the Dusky Damsels, and o Prize Package For Prim Miz Maggie Monroe, Pullman Maid and Manicure.
Observations of a Station AgentBy J. E. Smith 225
Luther Leghorn, Lone Oak Sage of the Key and Baggage Truck, Takes His First Vocation
and Mixes with Manhattan's Madness Long Enough to Learn that Life Is Better in the Bush.
Runt RyanSquare PegBy James W. Earp 257
He Was the Thorn in Every Conductor's Tough Hide, the Bane of Every Trainmaster's Existence, the Disturbing Element of the Road Until the Night of the Pile-up at Bishop.
Honk and HoraceBy Emmet F. Harte 285
Dark Doings on the Section Develop into a Plot Against Life and Limb as Horace Rises from the Ranks and Comes to Command His Group of Groveling Gandy Dancers.
The Night PeddlerBy John P. Johns 298
It was a Typical Motion Picture Crew that Manned the Nocturnal Pick-up Local, Until Out of the Shadows of the Rust-red Cars at Twilight an Actor Asked to Ride on His Looks.
True Stories
My Greatest Thrill237
Two Scared StiffsBy Harold A. Sabrowsky
It Wasn't Much of a Laugh as the Crummy Came Down
Demon of the RasconBy A. B. Clark
Great Green Eyes Glowed Death in the Mexican Darkness.
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