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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28
@sG vn &SUS:MARINES

Two local men are in the group of eight sent to Springfield for final examination by the local U. s. Ma rine recruiting station. They are Kurt Otto Klemn1er, son of MT. and Mrs. Fritz Klemmer of IT Campbell street, and Ralph Joseph Villani, son of MT. and Mrs. Louis Villani of Milo, Maine.
 Klemner who Is a native of Ber- lin, Germany has been employed by the Scovill Mfg Co. His father has received his second naturaliza- tion papers here, making his son eligible for enlistment in the Marine corps.
 Other men who were sent to Springfield today were Joseph F. walsh of Bridgeport. Edwin Broad- bent of Bridgeport, Joseph Black of Stamford, Edwin Halicki of Walling- ford, Edwin Gath of Torrington, and Frederick White of Bridgeport.
 Five local men were enlisted yes- terday. They are Michael J. Shea, Jr. of 9 Irvington avenue, Alfred F. Storto of IA Oak street, Philias J. Arsemault of 1877 Thomaston ave- nue, Gerald A. Buckley of 61 Far rington avenue, and Walter Har- old King, of R. F. D. No. 3.
 Other men of this area enlisted were Raymond Pope of Oxford, David Nabinger of Bridgeport, Fred erick Megin, Jr. of Wolcott, John Kranyak of Wallingford, John Ouackenbush of Springdale, Edward Deguzis of Bristol, Louis Antonuc- ci of Ansonia, Walter Behunick of Seymour, Charles Macieski of Bridgeport, Michael DeMarco of Bridgeport and Dominick DeFilippo of Stratford and Leonard Diasio of Bridgeport.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28
7O- Year Old Man
 Offers To Enlist U. 5. Marine Corps

Staff Sergeant Maxwell F. DickersOn of the local U. s. Marine recruiting station re- ported today that a 70 year old local man applied at the. Sta- ton this morning for enlist ment. The age limit for men in the marine reserve is set at 50 years. Sergeant DickersOn jOk- ingly told the msSl he had to have consent of his parents to enlist and since both were dead the local man would have to be disappointed. The prospective enlistee told the sergeant that he tried to enlist for the Span ish-American War but was re- fused because he had a wife and two daughters. His anxiety to try his hand or@ the fighting field was very obvious to the officers of the recruiting sta- ton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28
HOMICIDE TRIAL
 NOW IN SESSION

Trial of Frank Polletta, 49, of g Easton avenue, who is charged by the state with homicide as the re- suit of the death of Paradise Guista, 58, of this. city on January 30, start ed in superior court today. The ac- cused mans car struck Guista and two other men as they were work ing at an excavation on North Main street as employees of the city street department. Judge Edward J. Daiy is presiding at the trial. Several witnesses were examined this morn- ing by States Attorney William B. Fitzgerald who is presenting the case for the state and Atty. Edward Mascolo who is representing the de- fendant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28
CONFERENCES ON
 WOMEN FOR WAR

Hartford, Conn, April B. (UP)-- The first of a nationwide series of conferences to place trained women in war jobs was assigned today for Boston, May 5, by Secretary of State Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse, head of the National Roster on Scientific Personnel, the women's division of the newly created man. power board.
 Mrs. Woodhouse said that repre- sentatives of all womer's colleges in Massachusetts, directors of indus trial concerns, the U. s. employ ment service, and army officials had been Invited to take part in the conference, which Ill be held at the Boston City club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28
State Won1en's Clubs
 Broodcasts Program

Mrs. Thomas E. Thibeau of Ham, den, Chairman of Music for the State Federation of Women's Clubs, announces that there will be a rehearsal of the State Chorus on Friday. May 8, 1942, at the New Ha- ven Women's Club at 10 a. m. At Q later hour on the same day, the chorus will broadcast over station ". I. 0. c. The rehearsal is in prep aration for the concert to ge given by the chorus on Wednesday eve- ming, May 1S, following the conven- tion banquet. The broadcast will include selections to be sung on that evening and also convention program prevue by Mrs. J. D. Coombs of Woodbury, Second Vice. President in charge of Press and Publicity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28
REBUILDING OF
 DYKE IS COSTLY

Hartford, Conn, April 28--(UP)-- The rebuilding of the Connecticut river dike at Hartford, which col lapsed last summer, will cost $48O, O,O00, of which the state will pay about $344,127, acting State High way Commissioner Frank Upman, Jr., said today.
 The money will come from state highway department funds, Upmari said.
 The Hartford flood commission will contribute $135,S73 towards the rebuilding of the dike section. The $480,000 estimate was about $780, 900 higher than an original esu- mate made several months ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28
ALLEGED GERMAN
 ALIEN RECAUCHT

Boston, April 28-(UP)-Charles A. Kaufman, 50-year-old Waltham machinist and alleged German alien, was ordered held in reduced bail to- day for federal grand jury on charg- es of assaulting an officer and es- caping custody. U. s. Commissioner Martin A. Hall reduced bail from $27 900 to $12,000.
 Kaufman escaped Friday from Deputy U. s. Marshal James J. Mo- Cram after he was ordered held in $2,OOO bail on a charge of failing to register as an alien. McGrarn was about to adjust handcuffs on the heavy-set Kaufman outside the courtroom when suddenly the pris- ,oner knocked the officer down and escaped. He was aprehended a few hours later in the South End.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28
BY ELMER Q. wALzER

2 AA@NyAANf~-~A
 New York, April 2s-(UP) - Stocks fluctuated iHregularly in quiet dealings today as traders awaited more details of President Roose- velt's anti-inflation program.
 American Telephone dropped 2 points to a new low since 1895 at l04 and then steadied at 105. Sloss Sheffield, outstanding weak spot, was down 10 points to 70.
 U. s. Steel eQualed its 1942 low at 45 3-4, off l-e, and then ral- lied to a minor gain, while Bethle- hem set new low on 8 minor loss. Coppers were easy around their 1942 lows.
 Rails were contrasting by strong. Santa Fe ran up 1 1-8 to 361h and Nickel Plate preferred gained about
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28
ROOSEVELT PROMOTED

Washington, April 2S.-(UP)--Th War Department said today that El- liott Roosevelt, second son of the President, has been promoted from captain to major in the U. s. army air forces.
 Roosevelt, who recently completed his training as boHnbardier and navigator, Is now on duty at Cairo, Egypt. His promotion was effective as of March 1, officials said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28
Women Organized
 NeuU CiDic League

A Woman's Civic League was or ganized last night at q meeting held at the home of Mrs. Corrine Thomas of lo0 Atwood avenue. Mrs. Thomas was elected president of the new organization.
 The officers elected include Mrs, Bessie Mckinney, treasurer: and Mrs. Virginia Goodsoll, secretary, Others will be named at later meet ings.
 Attending tine meeting were Mrs Thomas, Mrs. Julia Rhinehart, Mrs Murial Bacote, Mrs. Mckinney, MITE Goadgoa nna MRe. Hilde Roblnson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28
.'. Additional Society .,

a son on April 25. at the Faulkner
 Hospital in Jamaica Plains, Boston, Mass. Mrs. Largay, the former Katherine Poster is residing tenn
 porarily at the home of her parents, MT, and Mrs. Leo Foster of West Roxbury, Mass. MT. Largay, the son of MT. and Mrs. George Largay of this city, is with the War Pro- duction Board in Washington, D. o.
 MT. and Mrs. Burgess Speed Of Ellsmere avenue announce the birth of a son, Burgess, Jr., today at the Waterbury Hospital. Mrs. Speed is the former Ruth Chamberlin of Watertown. ...
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, April 2s (UP)-Gov- ernment expenses and receipts for current fiscal year through April 18th, compared with a year ago: This Year Expenses Last Year 3,415, 560756.53 s9,905,s44,7S6.73 War Spending SIS O7S,677, ,442.5G s5,4S0,S4S, ,701. .4S x Receipts s 9,G6S, 166, 474.5S( $5,GSs, 502,S35.54
 Net Deficit $13,655, ,G74,1S2.OO s4,171,751 051.1s
 Cash Balance
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28
MEASLES OUTBREAK
 CONTINUES IN STATE

The measles outbreak continued last week, the weekly state health department report showed today The statewide total was 590 cases, compared with 565 the week before Waterbury had only one case.
 This city had three cases of To- bar pneumonia, one of scarlet fever, and one of whooping cough.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28
BANE TO DIRECT
 SALVAGE DRIVE
Willow Street Section to Be Canvassed Next Sat-
 urday By Volunteers

Thomas F. Bane has been ap- pointed supervisor of the salvage collection to be held in the Willow street section Saturday, it was an- nounced today. Under the super vision of the Defense Salvage conl-
 inittee, will direct the weekly house.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28
SYLVAN AVE. YOUTH
 ENLISTS IN NAVY

Michael P. Ciriello of l55 Sylvan avenue, waterbury was accepted for enlistment in the U. s. navy by the local navy recruiting station today. He will be sent to New Haven for final examination.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28
SURVIVORS LANDED

Willemstad, Curacao. April 2S- (UP)-Twenty five survivors of g United States freighter torpedoed i'm the Caribbean were landed today on Bonaire island, southeast oi Curacao, the official Dutch Anets News Agency reported.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28
ROSES BY OTHER NAMES

Apples, apricots, cherries, peaches, pears, plums, and most berries all are members of the rose family, which supplies us with more import ant fruits than any other group of plants.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28
Supervisor

toulouse canvass, which has previ- ously been held in the eastern, southern and western parts of the city.
 Mir. Bane asked today that house. holders have all their junk gath cred by Saturday morning to aid in the drive.
 Junk to be donated should be left at the gutter and proceeds will be shared by the Civilian Defense Vol unteer office, and the Service Mems committee. Junk to be sold will be bought at the regular market prices.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28
Contract Bridge
cORNELL CLUB


 Scorers in the Monday afternoon tournament under the direction of Mrs. J. 0. Moriarty included: North South: Mrs. George Bolan, Mrs Harry Stamford, 1261a; Mrs. George Largay, Mrs. William Moffant, no; East-West: Mrs. Henry Allen, Mrs Edmund Spicor, 1051s: Mrs. Wil- liam Petitjean, Mrs. Eugene Doherty 10215.
 The official standing is: Mrs. Bolan, Mrs. Stamford, 3l4; Mrs Wedge, Mrs. Bailey, 309; Mrs. Cables Mrs. Nelson, 3O7h; Mrs. Collins Mrs. Ryan, 3001s.
 Scorers in the Monday evening tournament under Mrs. Moriarty's $ direction, North South: Mrs. Frank Hardy, Mrs. Roger Peabody, 92; Mrs. Paul Reusch, Mrs. Philip Roy, 871s; East-West: Mrs. Joseph Per- reault, Mrs. J. O. Meyers, tied with Miss Kathleen Sullivan, Mrs. John Finlay, 8O5I: Miss Lucy Hanlon, Miss Kay Martin, 30.
 The official standing is: Mrs. Reusch, Mrs. Roy, 4O8is; Mrs. Fin lay, Miss Sullivan, 3851s; Mrs. Heeb- her, Mrs. McNulty, S78,s; Miss Fra geau, Miss Morriseau, 3741s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28
DIED

EvANs-Tn this city, April 2Sth, 1922, Mrs. Mary Evans, Of $50 tiiA st. Funeral Friday morning, time
 announced later, from Mulivlle Church. Burial 1n CatVngy eenes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28

The Spaniards discovered the or- chid from which vanilla Is made In AEexleQ. Q 1R12.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28
GT. PAUL's

St. Paul's Church school will sponsor the Lily of the Valley min strels tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at the church on East Farm street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28

Lobsters, snails, and oysters are the worlds only real "blue bloods," ," according to science.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-28

Mr. and Mrs. John IaEsay Of tEiadlsbiry announce the biEth os
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-17

| Lear Santa Claus,
am a very good little boy 2
years old. Will you please bring
me tricycle., a cleaning set, a
tractor, and a little box of colors.
And don't forget mama and
daddy.
My name is
BOBBY DENRYTER
Dear Santa Claus
would like for Christmas an
A B G Book and some nuts and
candy and anything else you
want to bring. My sister Marie
would like a doll buggy and
some nuts and candy too.
Your friends
MARIE and DOLORES UREEL
400 North Gratiot
Dear Santa,
am little girl not very big.
For Christmas ! would like only
three things, a piano, a drum
and a pair of four runner ice
skates. My name is Catherine.
Don't forget my friend Vinny.
Give him some skates too.
Thank you Santa,
CATHERINE O'BRIEN
Dear Santa:
My name is Freddie Kandt &
I am eight years old. / am a very
good boy and would like a big
semi truck with reflecters, q
large coast artillery gun, pr.
of pajamas, & an aircraft car
rier. Also bring me a Christmas
tree, candy & nuts.
Yours truly,
FREDERICK KANDT,
131 Washington Ave.
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Dear Santa
l would like cry much If
you would send me sled, buss,
army tank, wagon, tent, machine
gun and plenty of cand.- and
nuts.
My name is Russell Culver and
I live at 348O Sugar Bush Rd.
and ! also have a boy friend
down the road, his name is Bob
by Provost. He is eight years
old also and L would be glad if
you would give him loads of
presents to.
Yours truly
RUSSELL CULVER
Utica, Mich.
Dear Santa:
l am a boy z years old. Please
bring me a cowboy suit and
blackboard. Also some candy
and nuts. Thank you. Goodbye.
LIE ROY ART
Utica, Mich.
Dear Santa:
! am S years old and I want
bike gun and a pair of
shoes. ! have little brother. He
wants a teddy bear. Don't for
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get my cousins, Charles, Dennis
and Bobby.
Goodbye, Santa.
RICHARD HARTLINE
Dear Santa:
am a good girl. I'm in the
first grade. want wrist
watch, doll house. games and
candy. Please don't forget my
daddy, my mommy and my dog,
Cappy.
DARLEEN PELTIER
241 N. Wilson Blvd,
Mt. Clemens
December Is, 1912
ll2 High ST.,
Mt. Clemens
Dear Santa:
would like pair of ice
skates. a big doll and game of
some kind. ] have tried to be a
good girl. You will find a
gingerbread man on the kitch-
en- table in case you are hungry.
Thank you, Santa.
PATRICIA PERRY
December IL, 1912
Dear Santa:
I am a boy II years old. I
have been pretty good I think.
/ am big enough to have a good
looking girl friend and little
enough to have little boys
things. I want a few games and
little cars. And candy and nuts.
BOBBY BOOS
Rte. 3, Mt. Clemens
Dear Santa:
am six years old and I
would like ice skates, tank, air.
port and some candy and a De-
tense Bond. Thanks.
EDDIE SARNS
Dear Santa:
/ am 4 years old and I would
like a tank, wooden train, and
some candy. Thanks.
DONNIE SARNS
p. S.: We would both like a
big airplane.
December Is. 1912
112 High ST.,
Mt. Clemens
Dear Santa:
May I please have a pair of
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Letter., to
Santa Claus

Christmas q snow shovel, a
checker board, building blocks,
bowling set, painting and story
books and some candy and nuts.
Don't forget all the poor chill
dren.
Your pal,
JIMMY SPENCER
143 n Robertson
p. S.: Thank you for the gifts
/ got last year.
Dear Santa
! would like watch, bath
bubbles, roller skates, books and
game.
SUE BOBCEAN
P.S.-My sister Sally would
like a doll. ! will leave some
popcorn balls on the table.
Dear Santa
My name is Donelda st. Au-
bin. / am six yrs old. l would
like doll that goes to sleep, a
black board, paints & paint book
Yours truly
DONELDA
Dear Santa
I am five yrs old and wants
q dolly and clothes, sled, cam
dy and nuts My sister Gail four
yrs old wants musical top, a
nice dolly and story book.
Love and kisses
MYRNA & GAIL ST. AUBIN
Dear Santa
We are twin girls three yrs
old and want dolls alike, some
colored beads and dresses the
same.
Sincerely yours
SHARLENE g. SHARON
ST. AUBIN
Dear Santa
/ am 7 years old. I have been
a good boy. want a pencil
sharpener and barn and a COM
mando gun and mickey mouse
book. Please bring Mr.. Bonner
a pair of gloves.
Love
RONALD LEE WAITE
New Haven, Michigan
Dec. II, 1912
Dear Santa Claus;
want an airplane colors, COL
oring book, boat, shirt, and a
pair of Sunday gloves. And
bring by grandpa a cigarette
holder. I am 6 years old and I
started school this year. My
name is
HOWARD DANRYTER
Dec. II, 1912
Dear Santa Claus;
am little girl 7 years old.
I am q very good girl. Please
bring me q doll and some clothes
for it, some dominoes, coloring
book, and a pen and pencil set.
My name is Dolores Denryter.
See you soon. Goodbye. I will
have something for your rein
deers
DOLORES
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ice skates Zone runner), a drum,
a sled and a game? Will you
lease leave my little brother a
rocking horse?
! will leave the porch light on
so you won't stumble on the
steps.
Thank you.
FREDDY PERRY
November 80, 1912
Box 270B, Route / +,
Mount Clemens
Dear Santa:
This year I am six years old.
I help on the farm a little and
go to school too. Please give me
gun, sleigh, and a carpenter
set. Thank you.
Yours truly.
DONALD GRUNEWALD
Dear Santa:
/ would like you to bring me
an airplane, a fire truck, a paint
box and some books and some
small trucks and planes. Please
bring my little brother some
toys too and don't forget some
candy and nuts for us all. ! will
try to be q real good boy. Don't
forget my Uncle Donnie who is
in the army.
RICHARD WILBUR FOX
Isl Rathbone St.
Dear Santa:
/ am a very good girl and I
am 4 years old. ! would like
you to bring me a doll, set of
dishes, paints and books and an
iron and ironing board. ! will
leave you a cup of coffee.
Be sure and stop. live at Isl
Rathbone st.
JANICE JEAN FOX
Dear Santa:
l am a little girl five years
old. My name is Marilyn Joy
Gruenauer. ! am trying to be a
good girl. Will you please bring
me a doll with blond curls and
a set of glass dishes and sled and
for my baby sister a teddy bear.
Thanking you,
MARILYN JOY GRUENAUER
50 Clair Ave.
Dear Santa:
/ am l year old. My brother
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doll. ] want you to bring all the
poor children something too.
Bring me some nuts and candy
too.
WARREN
80 Englewood
Dear Santa:
These things / want, please.
A little army nurse and DR.. kit,
a junior air raid warden kit, a
junior blackout kit. and fifty
two games. Please remember
all other little boys and girls.
Thank you.
FRANKLIN d. r. JONES
Rte. 3. Mt. Clemens
Dear Santa,
/ want a saxaphone, Nurse
set, a slip and stockings. Bring
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is writing this letter for me.
For Christmas ! would like q
rocking horse, a doll and q nice
little teddy bear. Don't forget
to bring some candy and nuts.
SHARON KLOCKOW
ll3 Rathbone Ave-,
Mt. Clemens
Dear Santa:
am 6 years old. For Christ
mas / would like a pair of bed
room slippers and an army
truck and a tank. Please bring
some candy and nuts.
Thank you.
EDWIN KLOCKOW
1l3 Rathbone Ave-,
Mt. Clemens
Dear Santa:
I have been a good girl, and
even in school. So will you
please bring me a big, big
Christmas tree, a new dress, and
some cut-outs, and some candy.
LILLIAN BALLOR
Dear Santa:
have been good girl.
Please bring me a big doll with
pig tails, a set of dishes and q
cradle for my doll.
LUELLA THIBODEAU
Dear Santa:
I am just a little boy of five
years old. I live with my
grandma and grandpa at SO
Englewood. ! would like q bike
and sailor, gun. My sister.
Joyce, would like a bike and
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my mother end fsthsg soq
to. Z. ~; ~ m &
have been . sod ~
Thank you ~ i.
BARBARA ANN o1An
Dear Santa,
My brother and I hovo -
good. We want . doetoe o
socks and pants.
/. Thank you,
JUNIOR and CARL 00Avl
.
Dear Santa, ~
Nv been q good GIRL. J Wor1
a nurse set, socks, slips oBou
candy and nuts.
Thank you
DOROTHY SHApMB q
IS Wells 8trooe
Mount ClsmGno
MiehiGan
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December IS, 1912
Maui Hoyen Mich

4th grade. would ike foI
Christmas these things: Bicycle
Saddle Bag, a Rear-View Mir
ror for my bike and a tail light
and q pair of ice skates and an
air rifle. That's all. don't want
much do I?
Your friend,
TEDDY KOvICH
December Is, 1912
Dear Santa:
I would like an army trans
port truck, q delux racer sled,
a two wheeled bike "a small
one), a hockey stick and some
small skis and ski poles. have
been a good boy and don't for
get my sister and brother.
Thank you.
TOMMIE PLACE
It's Moross Ave,
Mt. Clemens
Dear Santa:
I am a boy 7 years old. I have
been a pretty good boy. / would
like a new sled, tractor, a
Gene Autry gun set and some
new clothes. My sister, Jill, is
212. She would like doll, a
iron and new clothes too. Please
bring us some candy and nuts.
Thank you.
CHARLES BRUNEEL
119 Smith st.
Dear Santa Claus:
! think have been good
enough so that you should come
and see me. ! want a cowboy
suit, a wrist watch, an air cadet
suit, a tank that shoots fire,
and a pair of high tops, and
some wooden letters and long
gun.
Your friend,
PAUL L. WRIGHT, JR,
834 Glenwood Rd.,
Mt. Clemens
Dear Santa:
I am six years old. And I'm
trying to be good boy. So will
you please bring me q big truck,
. bow and arrow set and some
other toy.
NELSON THIBODEAU
Dear Santa:
I am years old. And I have
been a good boy.
Will you please bring me big
truck, bike, some games and
some candy.
RICHARD THIBODEAU
Dear Santa:
I am a good little boy 2 years
old. Will you please bring me a
big truck, a wagon, and some
other toys.
ALFRED THIBODEAU
December IS. 1912
140 Clair Ave.
Dear Santa:
Have tried to be a good boy.
am 4 years old and live at
40 Clair avenue. Would you
please bring me a drum. boat
and train?
Thank you.
(MARTY) EVEREST MARTELL
147 Avery St.,
Mt. Clemens
Dear Santa:
am 8 years old. Please bring
me a doll and buggy and some
doll clothes, nurse set, black
board and ice skates.
Thank you, Santa.
EILEEN LU BELLE
Dear Santa:
I have been q good girl. !
you'd like a washing machine,
IN electric iron and ironing
board, a doll, a box of wooden
letters, a blue chenille robe and
q dress. / will leave you some
candy.
Your friend,
DIANA LEE WRIGHT
Dear Santa Claus:
am 8 years old. I would
like to have you bring me for
Christmas a pool table, a new
sweater, a billfold, story book
and some candy and nuts. Thank
you for the presents you gave
me last Christmas.
Your friend,
BILLY SPENCER
14312 Robertson
p. S.: Don't forget my small
cousin, Penny Henry. She is only
2 years old.
Dear Santa Claus:
! am 5 years old. would like
to have you bring me for
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get my cousins. Charles, Dennis
and Bobby.
Goodbye, Santa.