A Kreuttner Festival

A KREUTTMER FESTIVAL

John Kreuttner is an engineer by profession. By inspiration he is a draftsman and a social critic. He contributed in the late thirties to the New Yorker, but he began to draw regularly in 1956 for National Review. He has a fanatical following, including all the editors of National Review. And one lady in Minneapolis founded an Ameline Twirg Society late in 1956, to commemorate one of John Kreuttner’s captions: “My name is Ameline Twirg and I’m just crazy—about Ike, I mean, and I think our policy of Middle-of-the-Rhodesians, Dynamically Moderate yet Progressively Sideways What-is-it is excellent, and so do my parents who stuff bats, that’s their hobby, you should see the house!”

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A KREUTTMER FESTIVAL

John Kreuttner is an engineer by profession. By inspiration he is a draftsman and a social critic. He contributed in the late thirties to the New Yorker, but he began to draw regularly in 1956 for National Review. He has a fanatical following, including all the editors of National Review. And one lady in Minneapolis founded an Ameline Twirg Society late in 1956, to commemorate one of John Kreuttner’s captions: “My name is Ameline Twirg and I’m just crazy—about Ike, I mean, and I think our policy of Middle-of-the-Rhodesians, Dynamically Moderate yet Progressively Sideways What-is-it is excellent, and so do my parents who stuff bats, that’s their hobby, you should see the house!”