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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-02
Mr.. Clyde Baker AgGin Captures
TWy, Prises "a Tuesdays Bridge Meet

was won by Mrs. Clyde Baker,
whose hand took a trick with the
Jack of Clubs during the last
game played, and Mrs. Baker
was also the winner of the high
card cut.
First prize for the afternoons
play was won by the hostess Mrs.
Guley. with a score of $500; Mrs.
Joseph Ladd, with a score of $40,
was second. and Mrs. c. r. Rea-
gan. with 4560, was holder of
third highest score.
Members and guests playing
Tuesday were the Mesdames
James G.. Cowart. Gilbert Nc
Killp, Otto Kichheiner. Peter
knight. Joseph S. Guley, Clyde
Baker. Paul Lumley Howard
OVerlin. c. r. Reagan, Joseph
Ladd, Paul Herrick and Lucille
Hardaway
The group meets next Tuesday
a. the home of Mrs. Peter Knight,
ON Watson street.
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Coming EUents

FRIDAY, DECEMBER o. j.
Luncheon meeting, Officers
Wives Club, 1890 p. NJ. at
Officers Club, Fl. Taylor.
Program to be announced
later.
"Skylark,9 at Barn Theatre,
Duval street. $50 P. NJ. Key
West Players. Performance
each night this week.
Teenage Dance, Armory at
White and Southland streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrtland Gates.
chaperones. Music by Coral
Isle Serenaders. Snack bar
with soft drinks only.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER g.
Dance at the Cuban Club, from
$3.50 p. NJ, for the benefit of
Children's tuberculosis Di-
vision of The Institute Inter-
American. Music by the Isla
de Cuba Orchestra.
MONDAY, DECEMBER S.
Rehearsal, The Messiah, 7:45
P. M. at First Methodist
Church, Eaton and Simonton
streets. Presentation to take
place Tuesday, December IS.
by Key West Community
Singers.
Meeting, Executive Board of
Poinciana School P. T. A.,
P. M, at home of Mrs. Mary
Mazeau, liz Poinciana
Place.
DECEMBER g.
: Sewing Group Meeting, Mon
sroe County Hospital Arxi-
liary, 2 P. NJ, at Hospital.
Call Mrs. Pritchard at 548
for transportation.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER =
REGULAR meeting, La Concha
Navy Wives Club No. SO,
1880 P. NJ. in Clubrooms,
Building l78, U. S. Naval
Station.
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Won'e"'s Missionary Society Of
First Baptist Church Had Many
Activities During Month OF NoUember

Activities during the month Of
NuVegufhef b. the Wognen's Mis-
siunalt soesety q First Baptist
Chulth &eFe many and well at
tended
On Monday. November 7. the
Eeneral business and missionary
pfuETam meeting was held in the
Chufgh 9Th TIE President Mrs.
Esins Allnry presiding. Christ
The AHsNer To Mdslem Lords. I"
Mrs.. teilins led IN the program
discu - Miss HALEY Johnson
frusralzlLs TIE devotional IAN
Things ~ Common.
The. baAness meeting followed
and rspeFts acre presented by
Chnlfaan a all Committees and
Mimlss assignments were made
Soc Nuxemier
AMsa Mary nay. Mission Study
Chaifgnan announced the Study
~ tire Book. Japan's New Day. ="
on November -. Mrs. George
~ hty 81 b. thc teacher. Mrs.
Frances Fairfield Young Peoples
DifectH announced plans FOR a
ymlnf Peoples Committee Meet
~ o. - heid early IN December,
Ihe President welcomed the
IslemfarIs 1T fhe newly organized
NmnHa Circle. and the ladies
fIum Fnnaiana Baptist church.
NJ an Archer. Children's
ilams halfman. gave a delight
iui 81 ga hef visit 20 the
hanf = thllafen Home ia Lake
iama ne usneting closed with
pfHFef 81 Mrs. Bennett There
Was thifiy fm present at the
mNtiluN
uu Tufsdag November IS. the
uHfsa 81 fhe " NJ s met at
ltan ua Baptist Church. The
F 81 ~ Edna Albury
nlrsH - af thu meeting. each
alIaet eas presented and gave a
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TRUMAN TO BE MADE

Continued From Page Onel
President, who remained in
Washington because of some eye
trouble, probably will come
down here in the third week of
the Presidents visit.
Ross said that no others are
slated to see the President. The
President is enjoying the first
real rest he has had in months.
and intends to remain quiet until
the end of his visit here.
President Truman tomorrow
afternoon will be made an hon
orary Grand Master of the Ma
sons of Florida at a ceremony to
be held at the Little White
House.
Twenty-seven high-ranking
Masons from all. over Florida are
due to gttend the ceremonies
making the President honorary
Grand Master Of Florida Masons.
The ceremonies will start at 4.
p. m.
President Truman is past
Grand Master of the Masons of
Missouri. The ceremonies are ex-
pected to be simple. for Mr.. Tru-
man does not feel that long rit-
ualistic service is necessary.
The President today had as his
luncheon guests Captain and Mrs.
c. c. Adell, USN, and Command
er H. d. Warden, medical officer
aboard the Presidential Yacht,
Williamsburg.
Captain Adell is commander of
the Key West Naval Base and
also is commanding officer of the
Key West Naval Station. He al
ways meets the President upon
his arrival at Boca Chica Field,
and usually rides to the Naval
Station with Mr. Truman.
The President got up at $50
a m. today. He walked as usual
around the Naval Station, accom-
panied only by two Secret Ser
vice men. After reading several
newspapers, he went to breakfast
at 8 a. m.
Charles Ross, Presidential
press secretary, was at a loss to
know what the President had for
breakfast. Ross said that he
ROSS had wheat cakes and ba-
con, but he did not pretend to
know what the President had for
his breakfast.
Il ate after the President did,,
explained Ross.
Mrs. Truman and her daughter
have made one trip into the city
They Shopped for some trinkets
which will later be sent out as
Christmas gifts to various per-
sons. Their visit downtown did
not attract much attention, which
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NE Tess af Afternoon Bridge
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-02
The
WEATHERMAN
Says.

Key West and Vicinity: Fair
thru Saturday except increasing
cloudiness late Saturday after
noon. Slowly rising temperature.
Gentle to moderate northeast
and east winds.
Florida: Fair thru Saturday
except becoming mostly cloudy
over extreme north portion
Saturday. Slowly rising tenn
perature.
Jacksonville Tru The Florida
Straits and East Gulf of Mexoci:
Gentle. to moderate winds, vari-
able over north portion and
northeast winds becoming east
over south portion thru Satur-
day. Clear to e partly cloudy
weather,
jacksonville To Apalachicola:
No small craft OF storm warnings
have been issued.
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is just as the First Lady and her
daughter wanted. A
Ross said that battle-ground" +,
the movie of a platoon caught in
the Battle of Bastogne during
the last World War, will be
shown some time soon. 1t will
probably be shown at the Naval
Station theatre
The President has been invited
to attend 4 party the, newspaper :
men are giving Matthew j Can
oily, secretary TO Mr. Trumah, Eat
the Navy Chiefs club tonight.
The time of the partv was not
known today, but it is expected
to be after DINNER.
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TITO REGIME STARTS

CONTINUED From Page Onel
Yugoslavia during the Russian
revolution and became Soviet
citizens after the last war.
Today's questioning of the
priest w2s pointed mainly at
establishing the charge that all
the accused had worked for the
Nazis before switching their al
legiance to the Soviet Union.
Nothing has been said yet about
the principal charge, that they
are spies for the Kremlin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-02

cofne IN every day asking for a
handout
Fishing has been very good on
thC old No Name Key bridge.
Mackerel. Jack. runners, yellow
tail lewisn and snappers have
been among the catches.
Myrtle Gibson has added a
fear pound pup to the menagerie
~ raccoons and birds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-02
POinCiGnG
PIT. 4. Erecutire
Board To Meet

d has been announced that the
Executive Board OF Poinciana
School = T. A will meet on
Monday evening. December 5,
a. o'clock at the home of Mrs,
Mary Aiaaeau, liz Poinciana
Place
A full attendance of the board
has bcen requested for this meet
ng
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-02

Indian etiquette required that
when a tribal chief raised a totem
pole he stages lavish ceremonies
and bestows many gifts on his
guests. The ceremony was called
a potlatch.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-02
PedrOPereZls
Collecting For
Cuha's Victims

Pedro Perez Of the Key West
Fire Department, Number three
fire station, has notified The
Citizen that he is also collecting
clothing, foodstuffs, etc. for the
fire victims of Cueva del Hume.
Perez states that all any resi-
dent caring to donate TO the
cause need do is to call 20l and
he will call for the donated items.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-02
MAKE MINE MUSIC"
TO BE SHOWN AT
NAVAL HOSPITAL

, The Musical Show. Make Mine
Music" will make its second ap-
pearance at U. S. Naval HOSPITAL
for the ambulatory patients, Mon
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-02

spokesman has asserted that the
Catholics attitude amounts 70.
quote, The State providing all
the money while TIE Catholics
keep all the control"
The Catholics accuse the gov
eminent of trying u gag the
church with threats to stop II
nancial aid.
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ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA

ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
reference Station: Key Wes'
Time of Height Oh
Station Tide high water
aahIs Honda
tbrldgeJ --~0h ION 1O II
No Name Key
least end) -+2h 2Om =
Boca ChIca
SANDY Pointl--0h 4Om
Caldes Channel
(north end) --+2h l0m Ala +.
NOTE:
(-l--Minus sign: Corrections
to be subtracted.
(+)-Plus sign; Corrections to
he added
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-02
IN MEMoRIAM

IN MEMOHIAM
In memory of my husband
Enrol v. Sawyer:
just one year ago today
you were gone, but not
forgotten.
(Wife) LOUISE SAWYER.
dec2-1t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-02
REPORT

Key West, Fla, Dec. 2, 1949.
lOhServatIon token at CITY Ialct
$50 am. EST
Temperafurea
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Temperatures

Barometer
tSea LsVeIJ so am.
1920 ins.-1022.7 mbs.
Tornorrow's Almanac
Evening star., 1949-10-27
Boys Clubs Planning
Many Parties 10 Halt
Halloween Mischief

Starting tomorrow. the Metro
politan Police Department will en-
bark on a series of parties at
Police Boys Clubs throughout the
city. aimed at keeping boys in
doors on Halloween an dout of
mischief.
1t. Forrest L. Binswanger, di-
rector of the clubs. said it was
Police Supt. Robert j. Barrett's
idea to provide programs of
wholesome" fun and prevent
youngsters from getting into
trouble and turning in a lot of
false alarms"
Maj. Barrett also invited "other
youth groups" in Washington to
join in the plan. And all children,
he pointed out, are welcome at
the Police Boys Club festivities,
whether they are members or not.
The plan calls for programs to-
morrow, Saturday and Monday,
each offering prizes, bobbing for
apples. jack-o-lanterns, and a
running competition for funniest
and most unusual costumes. In
previous years, 1t. Binswanger
said. the clubs held parties only
on Halloween, but the idea this
year is to get the interest of the
children beforehand-and keep it
over Halloween.
Monday nights affairs will
serve dual purpose this year.
Besides being Halloween, it also
marks the day Is years ago when
the first police boys club was in
corporated. For the occasion,
"open house" will be held from
) to 10 pm. at all seven clubs,
with Maj. Barrett, club president
Robert Simmons and members of
the board of trustees scheduled
to visit each club.
Festivities will run from 3 to
9p.m. tomorrow, and all day Sat-
urday-from 10 am. to 8 pm. A
night football game between two
75-pound teams will be held at
7p.m. Saturday at Fairlawn Park
In Anacostia.
Also featured on Mondays pro-
0ram will be refreshments served
Evening star., 1949-10-27

at all the clubs by the Womeo's
Auxiliary. On that night also, final
judging will take place in the
various competitions.
Club staff members. who held
a special briefng session yestsr-
day, promise all kinds of games.
They've leafed through the old
party manuals, collected all the
latest kinks, and they're eAen
developing new ones,". 1t. h'"s-
wanger explained.
Locations of the clubs follow
No. 2, Twelfth and U streets
NV, and Southwest, 472 I street
S.W., both for colored.
No. S, Fifth and E streets Sc;
No. 10, in the gymnasium of All
Souls Unitarian Church, Fiji
teenth and Harvard streets NV;
No. IL, Anacostia Field House
FairlaWn Park; No. II, Mckinley
High School Field House, Lincoln
road and Randolph place NE.
and No. 4. BIG Sixth street S.W
Evening star., 1949-10-27

Karen Conrad. 1904 Connecticut
avenue, widow of DR.. Thomas K.
Conrad, who died in Mount Alto
Hospital in 1943.
The suit was brought by Mrs.
Josephine Lindstedt, q, daughter
of DR.. Conrad by his first wife,
Mrs. Julia B. Conrad, who also is
dead.
In her suit, Mrs. Lindstedt asks
the court to recognize her as the
physicians sole heir and to give
her title to the Chevy Chase prop
erty. Her attorneys estimated
Evening star., 1949-10-27

the value of the property at about
$4,000.
Mrs. Lindstedt states in her
suit that her father had been
addicted to alcohol for q consid-
cradle. time and his second wife
"kept him in a continuous state
of alcoholic stupor" to obtain an
interest in the property.
Only recently, Mrs. Lindstedt
asserts, while visiting friends
here, was she advised of her
rights in the property. Mrs. Con-
rad refused to comment.
Evening star., 1949-10-27
'Stepmother Is Sued
Over Property Rights

A Los Angeles woman filed suit
yesterday in Montgomery County
Circuit Court against her STEP
mother, a Chevy Chase resident,
who, she claims, kept her late
husband in an alcoholic stupor"
in order to acquire titles to a
Chevy Chase home.
Named as defendant is Mrs.
Evening star., 1949-10-27

cRUBBY FINGER MARKS ON TOWELS! The white
shirt your husband wore fixing the carl The sheets the
puppy pawed Every woman knows that's tough dirt!
But with new Super Suds, ma'am. that tough drt's
goner Super Suds is dyna1ute to dirt! These hard
working suds take the toughest dirt in your wash
and get with less work and less rubbing by you'll
Evening star., 1949-10-27

Yes Super Suds hits dirt hard! You work less and
get the WHITEST WASH IN THE WORLD! Imag-
inc! The WHITEST wash you Can ever hope to see...
hanging your line! That's what new Supercharged
Super Suds gives you whteness other soap suds or
washing product your grocers shelf can give you'll
Get Super Suds and get the Worlds Whitest Wash
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03
fhH attendance At Garden
c'"o Meeting Tonight Urged

ssnse tonirhts meeting Of the
Ny West cnr6en Club - tho
lsAi ene - ~ held before ,ha
pfsseniatiun Of the Flower sha''.
.sssaAased ~ ths Club. a has
- etfongly urged by Inc clnh
- 80 members and lnseresses
esmsna - present az this meet.
4 wAll take place al the We.
.nAnH Giubhouae on Duval stree,
- sinnang ~ . o'clock. ana th'
nuin alseusaion Mill Of eou-qe \,
hn1 SLAMS for the show
- pFpviously annonnced ,ho
sl.eW wili officially open on the
4tssfis,..n % saturday, March NJ
80 wili continue through sun
dey. March "a. and Monday Mar
- y will b. held az the FIke
Aieislgtum. which adioins the
kiss Clubhouse on Duval street
and Rose Lane.
Al eomnnittee chairmen have
Feqaesied the cooperation OF per
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03

sons IN Key West who have
plants and flowers they wish to
exhibit in the show. A list of
mese various chairmen has al
,eaoy been published, but will
DC gwen again in an early is
sue IN order that persons having
snsse plants and flowers for ex-,
mott may communicate with the
proper chairman and arrange to
nave these exhibits picked up.
~ IS expected that the meeting
OF the Garden Club tonight will
DC exceptionally well attended.
que to its importance and the ne
eessity for this final meeting be-
lore the Show.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-03

swiss sentries call through the
nighE "All's well. Remember
arnold Winkelreid." Winkelreid
IS legendary Swiss hero who
went to his death to breach the
austrian lines in the Battle of
Sempach.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22

Dear Santa,
I'm am years old. / am going to
school now. l would like to have
very much. A bicycle, an electric
train that whistles and smokes, A
cash register, little Bible, abow
and arrow set, a pocketDooK, and
lots of candy, nuts and oranges.
Please don't forget mother and
daddy and all the other little
girls and boys. Your Loving
Friend, Johnnie SmalIwood.
West Mansfield, Ohio
Dear Santa,
l have been a good girl and
would like to have gun and
holster, COW girl boots, spurs and
electric iron, and skate key, some
candy and nuts, Thanking you
very much, Patty George,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22

Long before "the night before
Christmas" the nations C an dy
factories start round-the-clock
shifts to fill Santa's orders. Get
ting Juniors Christmas stocking
filled with all the traditional
yuletide sweets is nearly a three
months job, and one that actually
never ends for operations like
Kroger's candy plant in Cincln-
natl, one of the largest In the
nation.
BY the time Santa begins his
rounds, Kroger alone will have
100000 pounds of candy ready
for distribution. That's enough to
fill five 50-car trains. A lot of it
will be the old fashioned 'hard
mix" with flags, ships, pretty girls
and other designs in the centerS.
First step in making striped hard
candy is shown above. 1t takes
years of experience to develop
the skill necessary in this opera
ton.
To supply candy in the quanti-
ties necessary to oda ay, however,
requires the application of mass
production methods and the use
of intricate machines. 1t would
take years to turn out by hand
the quantity of candy needed for
Christmas alone, without filling
orders for the rest of the year. A
mechanical "taffy pull" machine
is shown in the bottom picture.
In the Kroger factory it takes
nearly million dollars worth OF
modern machinery and more than
500 employees, working around the
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22

Dear Santa Claus,
/ am a little girl seven months
old I'd like for you to bring
me anklets, a rubber doll, NIT
tens, dresses and a lot of toys.
Pdease don't forget my daddy
who is in the Navy. My Mommy
is writing this. We live with my
grandma. Yours truly Carol
Lynn Michael.
P. S. Also bring some Carnation
milk and baby food
Peoria, Ohio Rt.
u q
Byhalia, Ohio.
Dec. 8, l949
Dear Santa Claus,
been a good boy in school
an got all S | want a gas station
and and farm set. A tractor an
wagon, a ploy and a hay cutter,
ball and glove, caterpillar, bill
fold, Your Friend, Gene Green
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22
PAGE TWENTY-FIVE

Dear Santa:
/ am six years old, in the first
grade, in the West Building. Will
yu please bring to me for Christ
mas twin dolls. a bov and a
girl, a book showing me how to
draw, a book to wet which will
bring out colors, a set of logs to
build house, nd also a cowboy
suit with pretty cuffs. Please
don't forget my big brother Bud
dy, my Mother and Daddy, my
Grandmother Elliott and my
teacher Mrs. Ell.
Your little friend
Susan Lee Elliott
q .
Dear Santa,
Please bring me a nurse set.
NJ ylittle brother wants truck,
Thank you, Your little friend
Shirley Ross
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22
Letters To
Santa Claus

Dear Santa,
Would you please bring me a
doll, cash register, telephone
typewriter and box of books.
Bring the other girls and boys
in my class some TOYS too.
Janet Sue Armstrong
Byhalia, Ohio
u u
Dear Santa,
| am a good girl and | am Z
years old | would like to have a
doll, and accordian, and a real
watch. Yours truly
Anna HendrichSon
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22
ketters To
Santa Claus

Roys Bun Pencil Box Around
The Farm
a q q
dearsanta
4 / am a good boy l want a saw
police set cowboy suit and the
rop to tool box bear that sings
pull tale jeep a big sled cowboy
and indian book
Dear Santa
II want some skates | want a
sled. want a doll. / want doll
bat / love you from
Paula Sue Ballingel
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22

clock to keep the candy lines
humming. In addition to the ''taf-
fly pull" machines, automatic mix
ers and large pressure cooking
tanks are kept busy making choc-
olate drops, caramels, chocolate
covered cherries, orange slices
and the many other Yuletide con-
fections.
Norman Beatty, superintendent,
estimates that 5000 tons of sugar,
1900 tons of glucose and about
250,000 pounds of chocolate will
be transformed into Kroger candy
for the Christmas season.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22

Dear Santa,
am a little girk6 years old.
Please bring me doll, doll
clothes, skates, a baton, Yours
truly. Rowena.
Dec. 6, l949
Dear Santa,
have been good boy | would
like for you to bring me bicy-
Gle, a gun, a football and horn.
| will leave something under the
tree for you.
Johnny Stillings.
Dec. 6, l949
Dear Santa,
am seven years old and in the
second grade. Miss Moody is my
teacher. / have been a pretty
good boy mother says. | would
like a cash register, some books,
some wind-up toys and truck,
some candy and nuts. Please do
not forget my little sister Kathy.
Hoping to Sc you soon.
Robert Temple
Ridgeway, o. Dec. 6, l949
Dear Santa Clause:
Please bring me a cash regiSt-
er for my play grocery store, and
pair of Gene Autry gloves. If
you can afford them please bring
me pair of nice warm house
slippers. Mother wants a pair of
gloves and Daddy pair of socks.
My brother Carrall wants a set
of Lincol nLogs and my sister,
Elaine wants doll buggy. Thank
you, and a Merry Christmas to
you Santa. Wayne Temple
Roy Rogers School bag Crayon
box. Disneys mother Goose New
Truck Mother and Baby Dale
Evans Cowgirl Outfit Roy r.
Shirt Candy Cowboys and Indians
Deluxe Scooter Puzzles Mickey
Mouse Mittens Roy Rogers Cray
on Box
Judy Kay Bigley
Basketball blackboard and chalk.
| paint books | cap & coat.
DeLynnl
Gloria Sue
Doll Doll Buggy. | Color Book
CrayonS
RidgeWay
r Ohio
Dear Santa.
/ want you to bring me. A
bugge. and a Doll furniture and
a dress and Some Candy and fruit.
Joana Stokes
l bet you are a busy man. Hope
you find time to stop my way.
Please leave me a baby buggy
and boil baby Leave something
for my brother and sister.
Best wishes,
Pat Shroyer
q Q
Dear Santa Clause,
I've tried to be a good boy.
Please bring me some toys and
candy. / would like a cowboy
suit, filling station, and cars and
ball, bat an glove. Please bring
my brothers and sister toys too.
Michael Kavanagh