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Show Karl Gordon Lark 22 KGL: Yes, I think it is. That was pretty important. BBL: Did your summers KGL: in Oh, yes. In high school because I had '39. He had bad hay fever and was ragweed he would go off into the Canadian hiking by himself. summers were A during your even I took this friend up there that I talked one summer during World War II. My father did probably around 1938, BBL: you left home? Did you do that 2015 high school? went up there up family have that property until August Or sensitive in the work? Would he there. It's he she was was funny, Midwest, but I didn't get it up there. Northwest, take the Canadian Pacific railway and then maybe not by himself; we My father stopped going hay fever and there was ragweed up essentially with my mother; couple not accompany us. about, but something of a womanizer. Anyway, the parent who was So go so there. of questions, did your father talk to you much about the business side of his come home and talk about running a department and dealing with the administrative side? KGL: No, he talked with my mother about that anything that was going German and started on ... keep not to talking in German, a lot, but they always talked it secret, but it and was usually that was just facile. about in German about They just lapsed into things that involved what you're calling the business side. BBL: Maybe the KGL: No, I think it everything. But, German is you was just know, it more expressive? easier. It was a extraordinarily interesting marriage. womanizer. My mother, was very the language they had interesting marriage. As I said in passing just obviously, was unhappy about that. 14 a In grown up with, courted in, retrospect I realize it minute ago, my father But they were the was an was a only people that |
