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Evening star., 1953-06-16
Probable Pitchers
BY the Assoeioted Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago at Washington (night)-Dob.
son (4-4 vs.. Schmitz DID.
st. Louis at New York (night)---Pil-
GO.
Cleveland at Philadelphia (night)--
Wynn (5-4) VS.. Bishop (3-3).
Detroit at Boston (nisht)-Hoeft (3-4)
VS.. Hudson t2-4) or Nixon GID.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Milwaukee (2) (nightD
-Konstanty (5-3 and Miller (O-Ol VI.
Antonelli (6-2l and Surkont (S-D.
New York at Cincinnati (2) (night)-
Jansen (6-5) and Koslo (0-6) or Comes
d-3} VS.. Podbielan t4-5) and Kelly
Pittsburgh at Chicago (2)-Lindell
t2-SD and Dickson (5-6) VS.. Minnef
G-6) and Pollet DID.
Brooklyn at st. Louis (night)-RoO
(3-2) VS.. Miller Q-2).
Evening star., 1953-06-16

Five years ago-Ted Will
liams slammed a homer. two
doubles and a single to lead
the Red Sox in a IA victory
over Cleveland.
Evening star., 1953-06-16
Record Of Streak
BY the Asseciatsd Press

Here is the day-by day break
down Of the Yankees 18-game
winning streak, which started
after a 14-10 loss to the Red Sox
IN New York on May 25:
Evening star., 1953-06-16
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN

BY NOW 1T MUST be pretty obvious to General Manager
Hank Greenberg that the mercfu thing to break up
the Cleveland Indians Barring miracle they not going
Evening star., 1953-06-16
Games Tomorrow.
NATIONAL.

Results Yesterday.
Pitts. 8: Mil. 2 (1o
innings.
N. r, 8; St. L., 2.
(Only games Sched.D
Games To-day,
Phil at Nil. e. t-nl.
H. z. at Gin. q, t-n).
Pitts ut Chi. CD.
Bklyn. at st. L. tn).
Games TomOrrsw.
Phila. at Milw. (n).
n. Y. ct Cincin. tn),
8klyn. ct st. l.. (n).
Pitts. ut Chieago.
Evening star., 1953-06-16
Major League Standings
AMERICAN.

Results Yesterday.
No games scheduled.
Games Today.
Chi. at Wash, $40.
st. L. at N. Y. tn).
CleVe. ct Phila. I'M.
Detroit at BoS. (n).
Games Tomorrow.
Chi. at Wash. $50.
st. L. at New York.
Cleve. at Phila. (n).
Detroit at Boston.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-18
SIDELITES FROM ISRAEL

man. Mr.. Williams had a look at
the passage but admitted defeat
he used to know Welsh when he
was a little fellow, but had forgot
ten most of it. There was, how
ever, another Mr.. Williams, the
Vice-Consul said, who still worked
he believed-in Customs at Jaf-
ia Port. This Mr. Williams spoke
Welsh fluently. So off went our
writer to Jaffa. There he was in
formed that Mr.. Williams now
works in Tel AViv Port. From Tel
AViV harbor he was tranS-directed
to a house at the other end of
town. At last he ran the elusive
official to earth, and was delight
ed to find that this Mr.. Williams
had not forgotten the language of
his childhood. All this time he
had assumed that he was dealing
with one of the few British off
cials who had stayed on after the
end of the Mandate. Much to his
surprise, he learned that the only
man in Israel who knew Welsh
was a Jew. Israel Speaks.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-18
A RED INDIAN GIRL in a kib-

A RED INDIAN GIRL in a kib-
butz is something quite eXtraordi-
nary, even in the land of the in
gathering of the exileS. But there
is one, in KibbutZ Elm HaShloSha.
1t seems the village of Klopulton
Tlascala in Southern Mexico har-
bors an Indian tribe quite differ
ent from all the others in the area.
They keep Shabbat, the Jewish
New Year and the Day of Atone
ment, and even add bitter herbs
to their food on Passover Well,
it seems that the news of the eS-
tabliShment of the State of Israel
at last reached the village with
the queer name, and an Indian
lass with the good old Jewish
name of Rebecca came over to
have a look. Now she lives in the
kibbutz and talks of bringing over
the rest of her tribe. Someone has
suggested that ethnologists and
historians might have a field day
looking into the background and
origins of the clan.
AN ISRAEL WRITER tranSlat-
ing an English novel into Hebrew
came across a number of quota
tions in Welsh, the ancient Ian
guage still spoken by some of the
inhabitants of Wales. He went to
the British Embassy in Tel AViv
and was introduced to the Vice
Consul, Dudley Williams, a Welsh.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-18
Conduct Center
Essay Contest

To stimulate interest and re-
ceive the benefit of teen-ager
thinking regarding the proposed
new Center, the Young Adult
Council is sponsoring an essay
contest. Subject is "HoW an Ade-
quate Jewish Community Center
Can Best Serve Tucson"
Open from Sept. IA to Nov. 8,
entries will be accepted from
youth in two age groups, II to 16
years and 16 to 20 years. Awards
will be made on the basis of origi-
nality, content, neatneSs and cor
rectness. Essay should be from
$50 to a maximum of 500 words.
Three prizes will be made in
each group: a $25 U. S. Savings
Bond as first prize, $40 as 2nd
prize and a S. cash third prize.
Three judges will be chosen by
the Young Adult Council and all
entries should be sent to the Cen
ter office, care of Sam Brodsky,
Youth Director.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-18
YPHA To See
Steinbeck Movie

Opening the season for the
Young Peoples Hebrew Assn.
YPHA) this Sunday will be the
exclusive showing of the movie
"Of Mice and Men" by John Stein
beck. Lewis Milestone is the di-
rector and the film stars Betty
Field, Burgess Meredith, and Lon
CLANCY. Two Walt Disney car
toons will also be shown. Movie
will be shown at the Center at
$3.50 pm.
Just like the movies, there will
be popcorn, soda and other re-
freshments. A nominal fee will
be charged. The film is regarded
as an outstanding one, according
to Harris Bloch, chairman.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-18
Temple Registering
Will Continue
For Two Sundays

With the Temple Emanuel Re-
ligious School opening Oct. 3, reg
istration will continue the next
two Sundays at 10 am. in the
foyer of the Temple auditorium.
All six year old students will
be conSecrated at the concluding
Succoth service Sept. 80 at i'm
pressive rites. The community is
invited. Mrs. Samuel Kurn is in
charge of preparation of the chill
dren for this service.
All children not already regis
tered are urged to do so before
the first school session, by Samuel
Kurn, principal.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-18

"ArizOna Post" readers have
buying power. Use this ready
made market to advertise your
quality products and get more
customers.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-18

ARIZONA POST, September 1s. 1858
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
About the Town

For all your insurance needs,
J. l.. Sherburne, Browning, Mon
tana.
Mrs. Ray Kallak of Portland is
here this. week visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Sophia Fitzgerald, the
present visit being one of several
she has made since the Fitzger-
aids made their home here. Her
husband, who in her prior visits
accompanied her, several months
ago lost three fingers of his left
hand while operating a power
saw.
Wanted needlework; will
crochet or knit baby sets. Annie
Howard, G o b ert Apartments.
Apartment 8.
Try classified.
Stanton Thompson, manager of
the Great Falls Social Security
office, will be at the Browning
Mercantile Co. store next Thurs
day morning from 10 to II to
answer questions pertaining to
Social Security.
Renew your subscription.
Mrs. Frank Racine is seriously
i'll at the local hospital, a condi-
ton developed from the infrm-
tiles of age. Her son, AL, resid-
ing at Port Townsend, Wash,
arrived Monday to be at her bed
side.
Wanted-Summer range for
700 head of sheep. Write Box
1877, Shelby, Montana. 49.4tf
For sale-195l "a ton Chevrolet
pickup. Write Box 48l, Cut
Bank, Montana Up
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
Gulf Stream Is Double

The Gulf Stream is not a single
massive current but several flow
ing side by side. Scientists deter
mined that, geologically, the North
American continent extends far out
under the Atlantic. Undersea noun
tains 1000 feet high were discov-
cred in the Arctic Ocean between
the Orkney Islands and Spitsbergen
and also in the Pacific 700 miles
northeast of Hawaii.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
Food Needs

II the US. population reaches
100 million in the next Is years, as
expected, the food crop increase
needed must come through better
crops, management, conservation
and better livestock. On the basis
Of present yields, the country would
need as much more land under
cultivation as Ohio, Michigan, In
diana, Illinois and Wisconsin to-
gethsr.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
Stained Clothing

Avoid heat! After you have
spilled any substance on fabric,
do not press over it with an iron.
Heat sets a stain,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
Countinr the Colonies

There are more counties named
Washington than any other - 20
states have Washington counties.
Next are Jefferson, 20; Lincoln, "a;
jackson, ~; Adams, IL.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
Methodist Church

Saturday, rummage, 10 to u.
Sunday, 9:45 a. m. S nd a y
school.
Morning worship at HOO.
Sermon by pastor. MYF at 400
p. m.
Sewing an d weaving club,
Wednesday p. m.
Junior MYF at 4 p. m.
Rev. Edgar B. Smith. pastor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
Quackgrass

If an entire field Is infested with
quackgrass, tillage methods Of
eradication are simpler and more
economical than any chemical
method.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
Farm Woods

Farm Woods
Your own farm woods is the
best, and cheapest, source of
building material for farm con.
struction.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20

Tiny modern Spinet plan o
must be taken up in your vicin-
ity. Amount due may be han
died in small monthly payments.
For full particulars, write Credit
Manager, Box 1889, Great Falls,
Montana. 1-2c
For lease-40-acres of desir-
able irrigated land; near High
way No. 2 west of Cut Bank: ir-
rigation ditch through tract.
See or write Abe Mountain CT ief,
Box 81, Browning. Mont. 1-4p.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
Church of The
| TRANSPORTATION
CEpiscopalian)

Evening prayer and sermon
every Sunday at $50.
Sunday c h 90 at 9:45 a. m.
Mr.. w. Lee Milne r, vicar-in-
charge. Bank Annex. All are
cordially invited.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20

Renew your subscription.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-20
Year-OId
Roaming Cowboy
Claimed By Dad

WASHINGTON tg A two ] year
old boy found wandering alone Ia
4 New York 100 has been identi.
fled as one of two children possibly
kidnapped from ] Washington apart.
ment Friday might.
Police were looking for the other
baby, one-year old blue eyed
girl -and tor i gap toothed woman
ID ! red dress who was their I'M.
pronptu baby sitter for i few min.
utes before Ill disappeared.
Tie FBT said It was looking into
the case, because of the possibility
ot violation 81 federal law.
The children are those az Cllf
ton Eugene Bradford, washing.
ton mechanic, and his wife. The
Bradfords said they didnst know
tho woman; the husband said he
met her III i beer paxl0f and took
her homo with him.
bradford told the police he and
his tWo-year old son. Clifton Jr..
Were ID ! restaurant Friday night
where he had i lew beers and
struck Up an acquaintance with
the woman. He said she went with
them while Tie boy had j haircut
and, after more beers elsewhere,
he took her home ID meet Mrs.
Bradford and their one year old
daughter, Diane.
After some conversation. the
Bfadfords went out for about lis
minutes. leaving the woman and
Two children st home When they
returned, there was no one there
they notified police
sunday, ! child Later Identified
from photographs IS The Bradford
boz VAS found ID the New YORK
roo, dressed ID i cowboy sglit. no,
lice notified tho father, Who Had
EOne 10 North Carolina, and ID
sid 40 would b u New YORK fos
the boy.
Meanwhile, there was 10 word
q % Diane and the woman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-20
WEATHER BUREAU MEN GET LEFTHANDED
APPRECIATION FOR SUPPORTING IKE

sam Goldsmith meteoroogist in charge Of the local
Weather Bureau said IN The Citizen that the station the
bureau has maintained at Boca Chica for several years
will Be combined with his office IN the Federal Building
beginning June 4.
When you pink anybody, do It goodnaturedly Is The
Citizens bubblng Jim Cobb pnked Sid McPhid about his
pals SWinky Swanky and Jim noodle de Flu who are lux
uriang III the Ten Thousand islands We won't say st Is
to laugh instead, we smile reminiseenty III recalling
last years presidential campaign.
So far as The Citizen has been informed, the ii s..
Weather Bureau was topheayy with Eisenhower support
port his administration has ordered the closing Of 100
Weather Bureau stations various parts Of the country
Key West fortunate 1t viii get similar good service
as ME- Goldsmith explained in The Citizen IN the combn.
ed station il did III the two stations But Orlando
whose Ike-Ike adherent gave him big majority will
Ilike-Ikes
So much for politics. now for the weather Key West
ers are asking will again ii certainly w and
we may have downpour before this editorial IS published
As rule May Is the month when rain begins to fall iii
Key West after the drought near-drought Of the med
lately preceding two q three months.
Mr. Goldsmith said that the hurricane service will be-
gin, as usual, June I5. For century. Key Westers
not they today AT that
time they depended chiefly on barometers to inform them
when hurricane coming this way Many hurricane
did not close enough to affect barometer but
hurricane riders a arplanes give Key Westers
about heavy blows when they are far away, sometimes
mora than 3 900 miles
Past performances are considered good index for
many things We apply them to hurricanes. they the
performances assuming they true 70 form, show that
the likelihood Of The loss of life III Key West Is slight due
to hurricanes Tor only three deaths have resulted from
them during The So years the Army Signal Corps and
Weather Bureau have been operating II Key West.
But that fact should ii 10 way lessen the precauon
nnainef hurricanes. Dn Weatherman
Goldsmith tells YOU to dbl: batten up homes and other
buildings an before the storm strikes remain indoors
isa blessing for which should Be thankful, that
hurricanes do not strike with the suddenness of tornados
Sometimes know four o. five days about hurricane
before hits the Florida mainland passes out to sea
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-20
New HOpalOng
Cassidy To
Suit Parents
~ CYNTHIA LOWRY

= - TSa -
NEW YORK Don't breathe 1
word ct e e the kids. but there's
2 new H0pal0ng Cassidy. The kids
think the old one i nkay bit
Hoppy thinks their elders win like
the new one better.
Quietly. subtly, he's going 81 for
less brutality, less gunplay less
tlghling ne Intends T. sci the
small nv I'D examp alwagB
within lhe epwpoke character
that he hepes win mako parents.
teachers md church groups beam
lglsh pleasure
Il lknt that Horny vas bad b.
fofe BE WIS gentle and strong q
clean Living de.sooder who fought
exh mon end deeds 4 spri1 GOOD
English he vas Eood - Topper.
his hpIse. he never gul r1utty
Win &c Elrls.
but hsppy = respenll1le flls
lck, ana &c teels - oEes . - g
parents. me hlins nat carried
nm g N tan,e we're hls cla
q oyie made tol ane MtAsett.
iney followed ne tnmliiaF pssiefA
q ano0ssnS nlusslnk sna hsH
went tnalatg1y g ~ erotetneqs.
nov ne e.ltttay io9etssf 49,
SHOWS MSS lol ~. he 1sels nat
while me pla t9knaal Mas isue lof
movie astdlearel, he should g Z
lite nloke restrained Y tgs llxlng
room. . ne eeys
e can CT down g. unneess
ssfy brutality @ ehass. 80
shoOllIls ena o. kl1Al9. xnp19 q sl,s
are fialcsiss11 nnyNay. e e1lo4e
ever sepk : neetlnl re taex 49,
q tlll9s, nese ne ns11. <9l N1t
len, ne villain WI faze p.le f..le.
at me- snd IL teze one punch ..
hin Aild h1,h ~ o9Nn. % NJ
villain win shpct q Ne. en1 De-
lIH ert him viii ny iEzs el.qi We
Hsed d hars q e - lhslg llcn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-20
Senate oles To
Bar Sta { funds
For Turnpike Use

TALLAHASSEE tF me Senate
changed its mind Tuesday and yot.
cd To impose 4 constitutional ban Oh
the spending Of any state funds "a.
the proposed Florida turnpike.
The Senate voted 2s-5 "a PASS
the proposed constitutional amend.
ment, which Monday was defeated
when it drew only 22 favorable
votes, one short Of the three-fifths
majority required.
The proposed amendment sim
must clear the House and Gov
McCarty and be put up 10 ! vote
Of the people.
In the House, the Senate ap-
proved bill 70 build turnpike
from Miami to Duyal County was
referred to the committee on public
roads.
Sen. Collins. Tallahassee, pleaded
with the Senate not to reconsider
its defeat Of the ban on use Of tax,
funds for 4 turnpike. He called ii
'.straight.iacket'' that would be-
binding ''forevermore. z
The amendment was SO phrased
that II would preclude Florida
from taking advantage Of any fed
eral aid that might be made avail
able by the congress for toll roads.
Sen. Gautier, Miami, leader
ii the fight to build . toll turnpike
On the East Coast linking Jackson.
vile and Miami, supported the
amendment.
Proponents of the turnpike bin
hold that the credit Of the state is
not and never win be pledged to
finance the tollpike, he said, and
the constitutional amendment of.
Tered BY Sen. Sturgis. oeaIa, is
nothing more than i further safe.
guard Of the solemn pledge that
the toll road never VIII cost the
taxpayers Z single penny.
The amendment will not affect
toll bridge Or tunnel projects fi-
nanced by bonds paid off By tolls
and counties, shares Of surplus Gas
tax money.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-20

hrfHKs more flowers u hts Mife
i'll Z ytsr TIN &C. Erean aoes
ii 4 Hitttase =
ven Iadk ksF l - plefssrs
the :ss ynsre It'd n may hase
III dnsey days - ~ 81 n IT.
~ - stii IN hext bafgain II
she Il IL sals Geid
New " i pkek 81 - nsr &c
a t. 90 Rerzo 4 kilIsd = -
ssIds Greatest k.sss Sh1G a
Nj H. 4 - srlt<a Nesan
Eost men Ike nc seSansn -
- - So Ill h1y -
Inv r 60 IA II tEx & =
sae n - - ne II i ~ -
aosnap 80 mskss Go xa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-20
Charles Russell
Serves Overseas

As2c Charles H. Russell, son 81
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Z. Russell
Of 1I2a Olivia St, recently spent
forty days II home with bis par.
ents before going overseas.
Young Russell has been station.
ed u San Angelo. Texas, FOR the
past IS months where he met ana
married Miss Dolores FAINT of that
city.
Russell left Camp Kilmer, New
Jersey May Is for Massachusetts
where he caught bis plans 70 TAXA
him q : tour Of duty overseas
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-20
New Voice Head
" Quit Nov

WAsHTSGTN On III. Robert
Il. JOhnson. TIE State Department i
new thiet At overseas propa ganda
operations says II has 10 inlan.
ton 1t cuisting III ~ nou
Inste1d be sid Monaa II
has hin hopes ~ building Voice
81 America raids hr0sdcasts .sintp
an eiIeetlre ,seapnn to win IN
cold ~.
IuInpsI wa& Mmaw0E1nE Fep0Els
u mint resign beesnss h CT.
haeIs u 0ice prsgrarls
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-20
John Buslo Goes
To Air Mechanic
Training In Texas

A-3c John r. Busto, Jr., son be
Mrs. Lois c. Busto Of 81 Fleming
Street, Key West, has entered the
Airplane and Engine Mechanics
School IL Sheppard Air Force
Base, Texas, the home Of the lar
gest technical school 1T this type
In the world.
During his specialized training
Is student It Sheppard he win
receive intensive training design
ed 70 provide him with the
thorough knowledge and basic
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-20
HAL BOYL { SAYS

u b
NEW YORK N An open letter
to Joe College. class Of 1858:
Dear Joe,
see BIZ the papers that when
You hang up your cap and gown
next month you ars looking for
i job holding down swivel chair
rather than packing d saIesman's
sample case.
This Is sad Why should i young
fellow your age be SO anxious to
join the indoor batsalions Of bust.
ness7
There IS nothing wrong with
wanting To be i chemist Or an
accountant, personnel executive
or business administrator
But, wis, Joe, are you So re-.
Iuctant to take mp selling job2
DO you think being 1 desk techni-
clan offers you more security Are
yon trying I'd hide from life and
its struggles behind your bright
new sheepskia?
Get out in the rain, Kid, and
meet the public. Join the great
| foot infantry Of Business sit you
really want to learn your business.
You have better chance Of be.
coming captain Dc industry II
You first serve as private on
patrol, scouting for new customers
and new ideas.
Maybe you heard too many
jokes about travelling statesmen
when sou we're young, Joe. Maybe
that Broadway play Death Of q
Salesman scared you into believ.
ling j salesman's only reward Is
10 die, leaving insurance money 10
make the last payment on d house
he never wanted 10 own.
III 50, you've rot the salesman's
role All wrong, Joe He's the re-
connaisance man Of industry, the
lead fellow for all 10 follow. He
may wear out 3 Pullman mattress
I'D bis travels, but he's as MUCK
of I pioneer as those who journey
I'D west d covered VA gons
AIT business ii built on selling.
All living il selling, too the arl
Eat selling yourself and your faith
ii yourself ID others.
That Is The first thing ! sales.
man learns. Il he cart get people
to buy his belief III himself they
won't buy Hi product whether 4
be 4 better s scraper Or an air,
conditioned mousetrap.
The advantage of being j sales,
man Is Ii offers you the quickest,
surest way % set io understand
and know people IL you get on
and shake enough hands. and lis.
ten ii the ether fellows troables
lin hall 4 hundred cities sou vii
| pek ID knuW the landscape eE TIL
hesrs IS well Is me landscape 81
gDur eoansry
II real first. hand knowledge d
people 10. viii nof Only hrins
you immense personal satisfaction
II II the most priceless asset WI
eam hare III business
Gals people bay things Ard Il
il only natMraI that the salesman,
as ne keystone u industry. should
rear tie ggeatest rewards
/ il GOOD salesman dneSn have
d val t0g II 0sser mn at III
ek aheAd III his III die q retire
helsfe - ean Kes aieae His %
sssnity IL easlses 81 lng le
tan SCI hls sst n slnes 80.
rs II e ess a
III aas easpasy ~ kor
lsgS segv
Better tAaEk il ever Doe heEars
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seali ~ tkat ar1e glas - mako
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-20

skills required Ii serpicing, ii.
specting and maintaining aircraft
currensly used by the United Sta.
tes Air Force.
Upon graduation he win Be
awarded TIE rating u Airp1ane
and Engine Meehanic. Along with
The majority u graduates II his
class, IL VIII enter ! course for
advance training d win Be- assia.-
"a % ons q The Inajor Air Force
commands Tor cn-she-iob exper.
iencs viii flrSt.line operationaI
airrraA aster completion of liz
schooling here.