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pushed by someone else, we
hastened to assure Mr. Buben
dorf that we would admit the
error for Mrs. Bubendorf’s re-as
surance and Mr. BubendorC’s
benefit.
If he had been to the party
with someone else we would
probably have been happy to
oblige in this way anyway. But
since he’s planning on mailing
his wife this issue of the Mirror,
we’d better not mention that.
Now that we’ve fixed things
for him, we’ll move on to the
next item.
We always like to find out
what people from Kodiak tell
newspapers Outside when they
are interviewed. Sometimes the
impressions given are very amus
ing.
We have before us an inter
view given to the Minneapolis,
Minn. Tribune, by olaf Halver
son, local teacher, who arrived
there recently by plane. (A letter
from Mr. Halverson, describing
the trip, was printed last week
here.)
Mr. Halverson told the Tri
bune reporter: That Alaska is
not an “icebox”; at Kodiak, the
winters aie warmer than Minne
sota’s; baseball is played at mid
night in the summer; vegetable
crops are ready for harvest in
two-thirds the time required to
grow a Minnesota garden; meat
is plentiful, compared to the sit
uation in the States; and at
Bethel, where Mr. Halverson
taught, reindeer meat appeared
on the menu almost daily
We have no quarrel with Mr
Halverson’s facts, but the pic
ture that accompanies the art
icle! It, shows Mr Halverson,
smiling, in a parka!
For 5 years we nave seen Mr.
Halverson coming and going,
and never did we see him in a
parka. As we recall, his headgear
in summer was usually a white
cloth cap; in winter, a light felt
dress hat to match his light top
coat.
And the parka he posed in
isn’t even his! It belongs to the
Northland photo company, and
they imported it so people who
wanted to could have their pic
ture taken in it to send Out i e
so their liiends and relativ s
would think they were in the
“frozen nottli”.
Just heio e leaving on his trip
Mr Halve:son v sited the Norti -
lan I and posed hi ihe paika.
! iiere’d ought to be a law!
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