You can send me a line to the barge office or the Pilots' Association, or else you can leave me and old Uncle Jimmy fight it out between our two selves and Uncle Sam.

" The incident to which Andy referred was related at length in the preceding volume of this series, "The Bird Boys; or, The Young Sky Pilots' First Air Voyage," and had created a ten days' sensation in the quiet little lake town of Bloomsbury.

Though New York born, as it now turns out, I'm 'down east' edicated, and have got a 'coasting pilot' of my own in my head.

In our early days at the Herald, some of us college-kids who were blessed with two-wheelers even if we needed two jobs and a loan to manage these doubled up as 'pilots' to the seniors.

No one seemed to take the rat-plague very seriously in the Isle of Wight until last week, when several rodents were discovered at the Seaplane Station at Bembridge busily engaged in trying on the pilots' flying coats.