Donald Duck: Patent Foiler (DCML Digest, Vol 96, Issue 6) and Shaun Craill
Chuck Munson
chuckm_1962 at yahoo.com
Tue Feb 22 18:53:40 CET 2011
Hi Harry and everyone,
>Not Dutch, but Danish. (Do Americans know the difference? :-)
>Karl Kr?yer. See Donald Duck Adventures #15 (Sept. 1989).
>The Barks story was from 1949, not 1945.
>(https://coa.inducks.org/story.php?c=W+WDC+104-02)
>In Holland, the story was first published in 1974, so a reference in 1965 would
>have been impossible anyway.
*Some* Americans can tell the difference (even if we can't truly read either one
- LOL). I have been known to correct Ebay posters when they label a Donald Duck
& Co, Anders And or Donald Duck as German or can't even hazard a guess as to
what the country of origin is.
On a more serious note, I sent an email to list member Shaun Craill, who at
least at the time of last year's earthquake had been living around Christchurch,
New Zealand, inquiring after his and his family's well being. Shaun replied
that all was well with him and his immediate family; they have actually been
living elsewhere in New Zealand. I would, however, like to ask everyone to keep
family and friends from whom Shaun and his family have not yet had news in your
thoughts and/or prayers. It is rewarding to be connected by this wonderful
hobby/interest, but for any hobby, when it comes down to it, it's the people
that make it all worthwhile. We are all fortunate that Disney tends to
emphasize that regardless of it being ducks and mice!
Take care all,
Chuck Munson
Herndon VA USA
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