Mrs. Paine. The translation says:
"Dear Ruth:
Sends here greetings to you, Micheal and the children and wishes for a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. I am very sorry that our friendship ended so unfortunately but it was not my fault. I hope that the new year will bring us all better changes. I wish you health, fortune, happiness and all of the very best. A great big thank you for all the fine things you did for me.
Sincerely,
Marina.
P.S.—Write if you feel like it, please. Greetings from little June. I kiss you, Marina."
Mr. Jenner. Thank you, Mrs. Paine.
Now, you have handed me a Christmas card, the cover page of which reads, "Wishing you the best," and there is an insignia on the front of it. I have already referred to the inside cover page, which you now have interpreted for us, and directing your attention to that writing which appears to be in red ink, are you familiar with the writing?
Mrs. Paine. Yes; I am.
Mr. Jenner. Whose writing is it?
Mrs. Paine. It is Marina Oswald's writing.
Mr. Jenner. You also handed me an envelope which is postmarked at Dallas on December 21, 1963, and there appears to be some handwriting on that. Are you familiar with that handwriting?
Mrs. Paine. Yes; I am.
Mr. Jenner. Whose is that?