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Evening star., 1945-12-25
Christmas Mail
Delivered on
Schedule Here
789. 900 Bags Handled
Heavy Roll Traffic
To Resume Tonight

This was the day that the thou
sands who battled their way out OF
the city through transportation
jams. and other, thousands who
stayed home, got together on the
same idea-the opening of Christ
mas presents.
Gaily decorated gifts from AZ
States, 10000 mail bags full, were
delivered to Washington homes
District residents also could be con-
fident that the presents they sent
elsewhere arrived on time.
The City Post Office was deliver
ing Christmas packages and special
delivery mail as they came in today
All packages that arrived by Christ
mas eve were delivered yesterday.
Observe Only Holiday.
AS for regular first-class mail. the
letter boxes were empty in the City
Post Office delivery room. 1t was
explained that no mail had been
sorted since last midnight.
The City Post Office's one holiday
year, however, will end at mid
night when a full crew comes or
duty to sort the mail in time for the
first delivery tomorrow.
Union Station was practically de
serted this morning and trains wer,
running on a Sunday schedule
Washington Terminal Co. official
expect the first of those who lef
town for Christmas to start comint
back tonight.
Air and bus lines are looking fo,
heavy crowds tomorrow as the eel
ebraters come back to their Jobs
But the return trip won't be nearl,
so bad as the homeward rush, trans.
portation officials emphasized. Som,
of the travellers will take extended
holidays. Others will drift in grad
ually.
No Backlog Reported.
The post Office, which handled
more gifts this year than ever be-
fore. has received word from othel
cities that gifts are going through
on schedule. No post Office in tn,
country reported a backlog of un
delivered gifts. Gifts which were
mailed late will continue to arrive
for several days, however, a spokes.
man said.
The only pickup scheduled fol
today was set for 5 pm, with mai
due at the post Office by 7 pm.
The post Office received $4,000
more bags of mail than last year
Express companies estimated thai
their shipments were IL per cent
above last year.
The only decline was in the mum.
Der of Christmas cards and letters
Letters Cancelled here this month
reached 33,374,000 by Sunday, com.
pared to 34,329 900 in 1914. Author.
tiles attributed it to migration from
Washington since the end of The
war and to the return of thousand.
Of Servicemen,
Evening star., 1945-12-25
Lester w. Huff Heads
Soil Conservation Unit
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MANASSAS, Va, Dec. 25.-Lester
w. Huff, Nokesville, has been elect
ed chairman of the Board of Su-
pervisors of the Northern Virginia
Soil Conservation District.
Other officers include Edward C.
Norman, Loudoun County, vice
chairman; Stuart T. De Bell, Fair
lax County, secretary.
The newly organized soil conser-
vation district includes Prince VIII
liam. Loudoun and Fairfax Coun-
ties. Each county will schedule a
meeting in January when county
plans will be discussed. Plans of
the several counties will be consoli-
dated at the next joint meeting. E.
w. Mundie, administrative officer
Of the State Soil Conservation Com
mittee, was present at today's meet
ing and outlined the program Of the
Evening star., 1945-12-25
Maryland Sofety Plan
Cuts School Bus Mishups
Ey the Associated Fress.

Ey the Associated Fress.
BALTIMORE, Dec 25.-Maryland
has escaped any serious school bus
accidents since its new safety in
spection program was inaugurated a
year ago, State Superintendent of
Education Thomas Pullen, jr., said
yesterday.
School buses. formerly inspected
every fall, now are inspected at least
three times annually, following an
accident in Towson in which 16
children were injured A rigid pro-
gram calls for defined safety stand
ards for buses and physical exami-
nations for bus drivers. Mr.. Pullen
said.
Evening star., 1945-12-25
Virginia 10 Open
n'Recreafion
Areas Next Year
Record Season for
Parks Is Predicted
By Officials
BY the Associated Press.


RICHMOND, Va, Dec 25.-The
full recreation facilities of the vir-
ginia park system will be operative
during the 1916 season for the first
time since 1912, according to Ran
dolph Odell, State parks director,
State Conservation Commission.
War conditions-including per-
sonnel shortages and gasoline ra-
tioning-crippled the State parks
normal operations critically in 1943
and 1914 and they functioned only
in part last summer.
Park officials, on the basis of last
years receipt of applications which
outnumbered accommodations by
about four to one, expect a record
season for the parks in 1916. At
tendance at the parks and recrea-
tional areas is expected to surpass
the peacetime peak of 100000 vis-
itors Tailed in 1941.
Accommodations for 800.
The six parks - Westmoreland,
Hungry Mother, Douthat, Fairy
stone, Staunton River and Seashore
have cabins and lodges capable of
accommodating some 300 or more
persons. In addition there are ex-
tensive trailer and camping areas.
Budget requests for the new BIZ
ennium include funds to build some
27 more cabins, but action must be
awaited by the 1916 General As
sembly before they can be built.
Park officials believe that, with
peacetime reconversion. the State
could double the present park IA
cilities and still have them filled
to capacity. Requests for additional
State parks already have come
from residents of Harrisonburg and
Lynchburg for parks near their
communities. A park also has been
proposed for Northern Virginia, east
of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Three Recreational Areas.
| In addition to the six parks the
commission operates three recrea
Itional areas with extensive facilities,
but no overnight accommodations
These are located at Bear Greek in
Cumberland County, Holiday Lake
in Appomattox and Goodwin in
Prince Edward County.
Applications already are coming
in to the commission offices. but
no applications will be acted on
until March l, officials pointed out.
The season is expected to open on
the prewar schedule of May IS for
cabins, with various concessions in
the parks to open on Memorial Day.
Evening star., 1945-12-25
.O'Conor to Be Host
AT ChiIdren's S Purty

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, Dec. 25.-An-
napolis children of all ages have
been invited to Gov. O'Conor's
seventh Christmas party tomorrow,
when the towns two theaters will
have open house.
The Governor will visit both
theaters and talk briefly to his
guests. Specially arranged children's
programs have been planned.
Evening star., 1945-12-25
Revenue Collectors
Set Maryland Visits
Ey the Associated Press.

tk1C fxSnVClutSQ
BALTIMORE, Dec. 25.-Deputies
of the collector of internal revenue
will visit Maryland counties next
month to assist taxpayers in the
preparation of amended estimated
income tax returns for 1945, which
must be filed by January Is, George
Hof1erbert, collector for the Mary
land district, announced.
The deputies also will aid in the
preparation of final returns for 1945
income by those taxpayers who
wish to pay by January Is, the
earliest date on which such returns
will be accepted.
Evening star., 1945-12-25
Maryland Seal Sale
TotuI Reaches $4,000

The Maryland Christmas Seal
Sale had raised $4,000 when it
formally closed on Christmas eve,
Philip S. Morgan, treasurer of the
State tuberculosis Association, an
nounced today.
Mr.. Morgan pointed out the
amount was less than 1914 and urged
every one to make returns. He said
that during the year the association
had taken over $4,000 X-rays and
that most of the tuberculosis found
was in the early stage.
Evening star., 1945-12-25
COLLEGE to Honor Bradley

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Dec. 25 P)..-
Omar N. Bradley, head of the Vet
erans' Administration, has accepted
an invitation from Durry College to
receive an honorary degree as doctor
of laws.
James F. Findlay, president of
Drury, said Gen. Bradley will re-
ceive the degree at a special convo-
cation about March Is.
Evening star., 1945-12-25
Four Freed From Jail
As Christmas Present

-Four men serving sentences in the
Alexandria Jail for drunkenness
were given their freedom yesterday
as a Christmas present by Police
Court Judge James r. Duncan.
One of the men, Paul Page, At,
told Judge Duncan he had repainted
the interior of the Jail while serving
a vagrancy sentence.
Evening star., 1945-12-25
John J. Roskob's Son
Released From Nuyy
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
BAINBRIDGE, MD, Dec. 25.-
Benjamin Green Raskob. radioman
second class and son of multimil-
honaire John j. Raskob, was dis
charged today at the Bainbridge
Naval Separation Center, and left
for his fathers home in Centerville,
Md
Young Raskob spent 20 of his 80
months in the Navy overseas on the
amphibious flagship Olympus, under
Vice Admiral T. S. Wilkinson, who
cited him for communications work.
Evening star., 1945-12-25
Gen. Shepherd Ordered
From Chino to Quontico
1y the Associated Press.

Ey the AsSociated Press.
TTENTSIN, China, Dec. "a De-
layeO Maj. Gen. Lemuel C. Shep-
herd, jr., turned over the command
of the 9th Marine Division at Tsing-
tao today to Maj. Gen. Archie F..
Howard, veteran of Guadalcanal
and New Georgia. Gen. Shepherd
has been ordered back to Quantico,
Va, for duty.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-04-27

affect the lives of everybody in
Arizona, should be reported for
them by someone who understands
how Arizonans think and feel" the
bank president stated. That's
why we have arranged for Howard
Pyle, an Arizonan with Il years OF
newspaper and radio experience,
to attend this history-making con-
ference. The Valley Bank is glad
of this opportunity to give people
in Arizona an on-the-spot, day-by-
day radio report of what is happen
ing at this great gathering of rep
resentatives from the As United
Nations to be represented"
According to Pyle, the keynotes
of his San Francisco broadcasts
will be interest, color and infor-
nation"
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-04-27

Q Chaplain E. E. Brewster has
been transferred from Mariana
Army Air Field to Kingman Army
Air Field, where he reported for
duty Monday. Mrs. Brewster ana
their children will continue to
make their home in Coolidge until
the close of school. The Brew
ter's son, Edward. who has been
visiting Chaplain Brewster's moth
er and sister in the east, is ex-
pected to arrive here with them
today.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-04-27

ter r. Bimson, president of the
Valley National Bank. Bimson dis
closed that the bank is sending
Howard Pyle, widely-known Ariz-
ona radio personality to the inter
national conference as a special
correspondent for the people of this
state.
1--WE feel that the San Francisco
conference, because it will vitally
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-04-27
Coolidge PTA To
Install Officers
Tuesday Afternoon

Installation of officers for the
coming organization year will be
held by Coolidge Parent-Teachers
Association in South Elementary
School auditorium Tuesday after
noon, May /, at 2:30 o'clock. The
Rev. Leslie J. Ross, county PTA
council president, will be the Install
ing officer.
There will be a program by kim
dergarten children under the super
vision of their teacher, Miss Mary
Crandal.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-04-27
Community Music
Festival Here
Proves Success

The annual community festival
sponsored by Coolidge Musicians
Club was well attended Friday
night at the high school auditor
ium. The program, which covered
wide range of music to include
every taste is reported to have
been exceptionally good.
Participating in the program
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-04-27

were members of Coolidge high
school band, Coolidge Musicians
Club, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh
Grade Glee Clubs, Della Ware
Beauchamp, Margaret Beck, Vera
Sellers and Grace Sellers. Patsy
Johnson and Dorothy Nafziger
were usherS.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-04-27
Send Howard Pyle
To Historic Meeting
At San Francisco

Events at the historic world Sc
cdrity conference in San Francisco
will be reported direct to Arizona
by an Arizonan, according to an
announcement made today by Wal
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-04-27

. H. B. Chapman underwent an
operation for appendicitis at Flor
ence Hospital Saturday. He is re-
ported to be convalescing satisfac-
tOrily.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-04-27

FOR SALE
NEW 9-ROOM house near school
and business district, immediate
possession. Terms. Unfur-
nished $1975. Furnished $2500.
5-ROOM HOUSE in North Cool
idge, garage, large trees. I'm
mediate possession. Cash or
terms.
4-ROOM HOUSE, shower bath,
newly painted, concrete floors.
Immediate possession. Terms.
2250.
NEW 3-ROOM furnished house on
Walton Avenue. Immediate pos
session. Cheap.
ARIZONA LAND AND
INVESTMENT CO.
Phone 101 North Main
A27-tfc
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-04-27
Want Ads

+ OR SALE = 5-burner kerosene
stove, stationary oven. Mrs. A.
E. Humphrey, 4th st. and Seagoe
Ave. A27-1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-04-27

FOR SALE-Tennis racket. Phone
126-J11. A27-1tc
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-04-27

REAL ESTATE LOANc-6% Long
Term Loans on Improved Farm
Property. s. c. L. D. or Pump
Water. See c. M. Betterton, 791
Center St.. Casa Grande. Tel.
336-J3. 12mar3tp tic
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-04-27

LOST-Two horses in vicinity of
La Palma. Black with brand K-4
on left thigh, ST. on right thigh;
Streakface bay, brand 3-H. $40
reward for return. Phone Shoe
maker, 107-J3, or contact Roy
Walker, Rt. l, Casa Grande.
A204tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-04-27

FOR SALE = Buick. 1929 coupe,
good rubber, good motor, 1926
w. A. Bond at Shippers Store.
A27-1tc.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-04-27

FOR SALE-Two bedroom house,
unfurnished, modern. On Byrd
Ave. near Main. Phone 294 or
see J. ]. Jones. A27-1tc.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-04-27

GUERNSEY BULL SERVICES. 90
at ranch; $500 delivered. Daisy
Dairy, Phone 2S4. F2-tfc
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-04-27

HUARACHES - Genuine Mexican
Pigskin. No ration stamp ne
cessary. Natural, $345; Multi
colored. 1896. - Shippers.
A27-1tc
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-04-27

FOR SALE-Highway Auto Court
in Coolidge on Arizona Blvd. See
owner at court. Frank L. Dow
die. A27-1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-04-27

EQUIPPED to do custom hay
baling. Prices right. New three
wire machine. M E. Ufford,
Valley Farms, house 26. A27-1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-04-27

FOR SALE-Boy's bicycle. Ray
mond Alexander, Jr, Phone 277
Evening star., 1945-03-07
SITUATIONS WoAsh Cont. !

SECRETARY, age ~, experienced, EN-
cient and refined. seeks Interesting posi-
s2cREfHR9fo 9foS efeiens stas and experienced col.
French and Spanish well. takes dictation
ssipratsly; Se snx types Esspidy meets people
sEC'Y-sTENo.. prefer 9'' editorial or legal
od Wopk. fyil or part time; excel refs. Wo
sEckETXkY sEch EsfiSs : : esTnENoGRArHER, Fl expert
routine and correspondence: fve-day week.
sERvICEMAN's WIFE desires clerical work
teaas to DO at ads her heme good at gqTss
sERvICEMAN's WIFE with With / child Iiii de-
slres position as resident manager of room
ing or small apt: house: experienced HO
STATISTICAL WORK - Young woman
college graduate, in statistics, mathemat-
Ics; two years experience; wants war es-
MRS. seFsal TESHY ESsk oea resident
STENOGKAPHER, typist etc, evenins
work, Sl.25 hr. evenings week. Ordway
UISN1iiViERsITY GRADUATE available; Ger. e.
ieal ied work to do at her home, DU. 94l7
WOMAN, colored exp, wants gh.w. look.
ing after elderly lady, 5I2 days wk nc
Sunday. $3.50 to $50; $40 wk Box 421-
WOMAN, colored, wants to care for g
colored womans child in her home. AT
YOUNG LADY. recently in full charge
ufacturer, desires similar position in Dis
trict' salary commensurate with ability.
VIRGINIA LADY-Capable. industrious.
good references. desires immediate employ
ment as companion, nurse to lady or child.
VIII give y, 70 cover fare to party calling
at OLD Galiatln ST. NV. with right offer
ing Expected compensation, $4,000
Evening star., 1945-03-07
HELP MEN and WOMEN

CHAUFFEuR-HOUSEM and wife, COOK
general housework: live IN; must have ref
COOK, man or woman, excellent pay:
also dishwasher Apply in person, 1857
pRAFTsMAN, mechanical. part time pre-
FOOD CLERKS. essential work; We need
food clerks Immediately; no previous ex-
Apply at your nearest sAFEWAY STORE
St st se~y ne Hiring e sppToSed
FOOD COUNTER CLERKS, 16 or, over; we
will. train you for essential work on our
food counters helping to feed Washington
Uniforms furnished and laundered free.
Apply at any. PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
OPERATOR for switchboard and elevator,
manager, 470I Conn. ave. NV.
PART TIME, not to exceed 80 hours week.
Clerk to learn handling of outgoing mail
including use OF mlmeograph ano poStaee e
sALESPEoPLE. part or full time, for all
departments of our stores; pleasant work
Ing eonditions; goed pay pay. Apply at any y
TYPIST, male or female experienced in
construction and field work; 81 5 per week.
Job at Knoxville, Tenn. Call MA. 1880 or
THE HECHT co. has openings for sales
people, full or part time; Apply to per
sonnel Office, End floor, THE HECHT co.
rso s. needs as E'n publicity director for WASH
ington area. Call EX. 1878 between 8
: WaNf 4 Sna 4 : MARRIED Z r. COUPLE to live in
wof WGman s. ssarv
or ss would o. Ss prefer rD' elderly H % perion IN
colored home. 1864 st. ne. Apt. 4.
Evening star., 1945-03-07
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

A. b. c. FIREPLACE and furnaces re-
paired; smoking eliminated; guaranteed re,
ApDSG Mb R AS fer PEAR5 10.
paired quickly, factory-trained mechanics.
oKME oESE GMoaKsE sabss G9RP Benz Pds
days. BERT GABBARD CO, 223 Colorado
BLDG, 4th and G SITS. NV. TO-
APPLIANCES, reftigeration. washing mach,
repaired; 24-hour service. Ii. 632S. IT,
PROCTER and don't Gamble EX 9797
RY-PAINTING. sH. 5a5s.
CARPENTRY, partitions, -porches, floors,
With snsss S's ssaes
2IaC. IG IRONS. percolators, toasters. va wafrie
irons; short circuits repaired: extra base
EEkcfRIcHL Go c0NTkAcfING HA einSi S of al M types
tributor RAD-I-AiR conditioner. q. E
Germieidai lamp, METROPOLITAN ELEc
ELEc R REfRiGsRAToRs iias Fl sss repaired. bought;
service calls. 81 so. ARGENT REFRIGN
SERVICE CHI. S4S4: night, GIL. 0697. l3'
ELECTRIC WIRING fixtures extra out
81 az @ SS n9sse' as ave- "a sa REd
ELECTRICAL WIRING. remodeling and re-
pairing Radios and appliances repaired
Communication alarm and signaling, sys--
tenn, installed and serviced by skilled
nechanics. Prompt service. Ii. 5lS7,
FURNITURE repaired. cabinet work; make
or repair anything wood; 4S-hour service;
work guaranteed. Free pickup. delivery.
STEWART PERLIcH. Falls Church 1911.
floor SANDING, PARK ROAD Hous-
Evening star., 1945-03-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
BEAUTY PARLoR for sale, columbia =

BEAUTY PARLOR for sale Columbia I'd.
w.; good earnings; excellent cnentele
facilities for operators Box 356-G.
RESTAURANT. NEW. in operation 4 mos
nicely equipped; excellent location; years
apt. will guarantee $3.50 weekly receipts;
capable OF crossing at least $500 under
proper proper management: partnership dihspenSes = Toe
FUR BUsINEss tretain - Small shop
owner must sell entire stock and fixtures;
no reasonable offer refused Box 23S-G,
WANT v MT To-, TO BUY p sroeery,msat, at least
GRodsRY GPa { sR ASD MEAT MARKET with beer
business. m Rent, ss5. with living quarters
Price, So. 700 cash. Cali TR. s954 Act
at once, it must be sold. Can't take care
RoOMING HOUSES wanted, plenty buy
ers for your furniture and business II
Phcea mig night 1t onee mo spWN L. Ellis sos
Capitals LARGEST Guest HOUSE Broker,
3HS ysSg0n F% fl1 re-
hard d-working businessman with substantial
profitable business with reputable person Of
fane IET IS ssIsE SELL YouR sSD We
buyers waiting for restaurants. LIQUOR
stores. hotels. and apartments. We also
Shops and other businesses. Cali JAY
REALTY CO: 1925 18th st. NV. RE. 1850
RESTAURANTS WANTED-Deal with a
restaurant specialist. selling restaurants
since 1923. Have many old clients watt
ing for good restaurants. No place too
large No charge unless sold. Confden-
tial references exchanged: action speaks
louder than words: BOB HOLLANDER,
Restaurant Specialist 1909 N. Y. ave-.
NV MA. 9743.
food only; rent, S65 in
CO. quoted S400 weekly, and can be
greatly increased. run by hired help
only.1 Owner not able to handle. Chrome
MIXTURES, gas heat. A good buy for S6 600:
terms. Rhode Island ave. ne. YOUNG
& PASTOR, 1929 Vermont NV. MA. SAT.
MA 2426
Evening star., 1945-03-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

a.nS7IFa, ACc0RDIoN; Ao9hPsr @ laobsss' excellent
G9 AR typeSrtsrs ssssF p pspars red
c1RctE TYPEWRiTER eVS6n'' CO, iifs ffia'nsff 9ath
ALARM CLOCKS REPAIRED tany make>.
incl. cleo; also expert watch and iewelry
aneed yesT rec isTycf EIky TaIs c
fif + HA aass s2ss oDsn spsss ssfs
istion, SOUND EQUIPMENT CO. Ex. isso sooT.
ARMCHAIRs. pair, upholstered $50; two
pairs of Skis. SIS each. De. 1875 1857
BABY Twin irwin CARRIAGE, collapsible, pre-
war. VIII sell sell or exchange for twin stroller.
fI4sEff B4EfFoNEsWinsdsor Ts Sahs gold lacoueTed. s
1asqgsssd; ..S Ssab; cslI sepvSlis esHs.
oes OUTFITS Kitchen 0nf snks ses AND aasas spd
s1mDese % ct ME- Ei asos s6sta to siso sos1'
BED, HOLLYWOOD. full size. complete: chest
& q drawers and mattress. DE. s273,
ali week RA. 1870. n'0H'ns 0''' ah
BEps BED d9ss like new
sls.75: limited quantity. AS 10th st. NV. = ".
at sensational savings Hollywood beds
sofa BEDS rollaway beds, springs mat
tresses, etc. Held, 5s32 Ca ave. RIA.
a010. Terms. Open evenings.
BEDROOM CHESTS-Atlas has res.ived a
complete assortment of chests in maple
and walnut: priced from SlG95 Free
delivery ATLAS FURNITURE CO. a2I
g st. NV, DI. 3137, DI. 373S. DI 353a. :.
BEDROOM SUITE. 3-piece lined oak mod
ern design. brand-new; wonderful buy;
$50. Held, 5232 Ga. ave. RA.q0t0,
terms. Open eyes. =
Continued on Next PageJ
Evening star., 1945-03-07
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT -OFFICE MANAGER, extern
sive experience, executive type, draft ex-
empt. college and accounting graduate
above average; all taxes, financial state
ments, expert in Office organization and
systems. Box SAG Star.
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST 40; preferably real
estate: working conditions more important
than salary. SH 1928. IL"
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE. 20 years ex-
perience in training. supervision and per-
sonnel administration, industrial and en-
ploye relations: information specialist. an
alyst of administrative procedures; eXpe-
rienced in vocational training and admin
istration writer public relations expert
ence: also had 2 yrs experience in train
ing and personnel and administrative pro-
cedures N the Govt; possess A. B. and A. NJ.
and Phi. D. degrees: public speaker: age 81.
draft exempt. seeking employment in an
essential industry or business organization
with permanent future. Box 391-G, Star.
EX-NAvAL OFFICER, %, seeking employ
ment as assistant to competent personnel
executive. Box 424-G, Star.
JANITOR in small apt. house part time In
exchange for quarters. GE. a749.
MAN desiring position as bookkeeper, CPA
system, capable of taking charge of COM
plete set. Phone Executive 7747 lea
PRELEGAL B. S.. VET, % wash legal
family trained, exp. files. statistics, tipping:
cong.; reasonable SETH sHEPARD. WI.
SECRETARY sTENoGR4PHER. college
graduate, draft exempt. 5 years expert