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Show oxi: iiUNim:i war aviatoks (JOT THKIIt TIlAIXINfl KltOM THIS CIHIj t In tho March American Magazino Is an ncount of Miss Katliorino Stln-son, Stln-son, n girl aviator, who lias dorio tho most dllllcult nerial feats In the profession pro-fession and has become tho head of a successful Hying school that has now more than a hundred graduntos serving serv-ing as aviators with tho Allies. "In Miss Stlnson's Hying school at San Antonio, hundreds of students nro being trained. Sho goes up In tho machine with each student, and shows what should bo done. This Is mo3t dangerous work, but Bx !! Stlnson thrives on It. W "Sho has duplicated cvory stunt to ! tho air that a man has ever douo. She has down upside down numerous times. She has looped the loop xnB ij splraled unnumbered spirals. Slits- '1 has dived and dropped nnd flown tr jj ill "And dcsplto her nervo-rncfcfnRoac- ! H perlonccs, sho has a sense of luin-rr M for, when I nsked her what sua at 5& trlbutcd her success, sho said, irftb . i l"" twlnklo in her eyo: k'J " 'Why, I never fell down on y 9fl Job.' " 'H |
