12 Feb. 1946 At this point there is a certificate signed by the Interpreter and the Stenographer. I am including a picture of it. I can only admire the skill of these people. My Aunt Adele said: “The Interpreter was phenomenal and the Stenographer was the very best. Daddy was blown away by her accuracy and speed. No tape recorders. That sure would have helped. She had to get it all down and was ready to read it the next day. They could stop between questions if she needed to catch up. She did use shorthand, but I don’t know if it was Pittman or Gregg, but she was fast and very excellent.” From a letter Grandpa wrote, we find that she also had a Law degree. My Aunt also says that Miss Brunner had only a manual typewriter. Lt. Com. Huggins spoke Japanese like a native and was an excellent Interpreter. 65