Not many know much of this man O'Hare, but some of us watch him Jand on another occasion when one of the wheels was swinging in the alr. 'We did not know ko knew it, Doctors were on hand and nurses with the First Aid kits; oMfeials of the C.N.A.C, were there; friends were on hand danger signals were set up; everyone was' praying to his god for their protection -and safely. A plane was sent out"to warn them, but failed to contact them.
Then we watched him drop down lento-the feld. He: looked it aver. thea yese again., In another ten minutes he came down again, tad the right speed, touched ground, skidded for Atty feet of so. then settled down to a perfect landing. Did not even shake-up the passengers. They: knew something was wong. but did: not know what. O'Hara had crawled cut onto the wing on the way down from Chengtu, trying to lasso that wheat jand' tle' It fast. "He failed in that but made' a perfect landing. Fellow pilots grabbed him and pounded his back in enthusiasm, and told him what a "he Man he was. O'Hara just grinned. Some "guy," that ENA. pilot.
'Of course there is other news from Chungking this week, but anything' else would seem "very tame and washed out, after two such exciting incidents as engaged our attention this week-end.
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