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Socks received. Some fit! I use one for a helmet And one for a mitt. I must say,", "Response": "dear lady, You've done your bit. But where in the hell Did you learn to knit? -Buster in Bismarck 5 R 2 ANN LAN III B S Hello, Buster: I plead guilty as charged. But happily the damage was limited. I knitted only one pair of socks and then turned in my needles. During the Vietnam War, I had the privilege of visiting our troops overseas. It made quite an impression on me and I shall never forget that trip. Appar-ently, neither did some of the GIs. Here's a letter f

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