Under the “Totem-Pole”

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 901, 19 February 1930, Page 14

Under the “Totem-Pole”

Letters to Redfeather are answered follow:—Swift Arrow: I was glad to fine that you have not forgotten the Wigwar Swift Arrow. Many thanks for your A. Saints’ news. I hope your troop will bava very successful year. . . . Moroir: Song: Greetings and welcome, Mornirs iiong. Do you. like the name I havcnosen for you? I hope you will ofte: write to Redfeather. Dream Weave will be glad that you are now a member oi the Wigwam. . . . Deerfoot: And the t L°9P J s P u: *zJed over your identity? shall be glad to know if ever they sokthe mystery. It will be a good test f: Scout sense.” . . . Little Shadow: . new footfall outside the Wigwam. are glad to meet Little Shadow under trTotem Pole. . . . Lone Singer: The ca, of the sea must be in your blood, Lc: Singer, for you seem happiest when y are following the ways of adventure. ! it a canoe that you go sailing in? I e r joy your letters and your confidences, gives me great happiness to share tbe sserets of my young friends. . . . Drearipg Noon: Still the Wigwam circle gro* 7 4^ as g J ad to receive your interestiilet«.er. You will find many friends ue& our stout old Totem Pole. . . . Flyiz; Cloud: When I think of you. FlyiK Cloud, I always have a picture of a 2tis young person who is a friend of the wife a.nd the sun, and it is hard to reali# that you are now at an office desk finger ing the keys of a typewriter. But let r* tell you a secret. One glimpse of can bring the ocean to you, and * street can become a green field if tbe:is a green field in your mind. Your can-■ must be feeling rather neglected days. A story? Yes, by all means me see it.