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BSHIRLOFF - I couldn't get thru to you; please see the message below re sending
post cards to my brother in Minnesota.  Thanks. B.Bruce Anderson (Pardon the
typos - it must have been late!)

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Subject: Re:      74 Thousand Postcards- send yours troday
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I sent bunch of the cards you sent me to relatives in Minnesota (I live in NJ).
 One of them, my brother, called and told my wife to send more because he has a
lot of in-laws who would participate, and this time I didn't have to already
have the stamps on myself.  So, please send about fifty along with the address
labels for the five important holdouts directly to:
Barry Anderson
6828 Upper 37th St. N.
Oakdale, MN 55128

You could also send him so for any Minnesota holdouts, as you did with the NJ
Congresspersons for me.  Please send me an email with the amount of your postage
and I will pay you directly.  Don't be bashful.  Thanks, B. Bruce Anderson

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