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“You Might as Well Turn the Page—I'm Not Turning Around"
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“You Might as Well Turn the Page—I'm Not Turning Around"
GEORGE PETTY
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Cartoon“Pardon Me, Miss, I Didn’t See the Tennis Racket—I Thought You Had Forgotten Something”
September 1933 -
cartoon"He Doesn’t Smoke and he Doesn’t Drink—I Don’t Know What I’ll Do to Amuse Him.”
JUNE 1936 -
cartoon"How Silly, Darling—Wealth Means Nothing to Me. Say! You Haven't Gone Bankrupt, Have You?"
NOVEMBER 1936
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cartoonWashington freed the coun— try, and Lincoln freed the slaves, but we wonder, after viewing their tribulations in numerous Hollywood films on the medical profession, who is going to free the interne.
MARCH 1942 -
cartoon"You fellows Will have to quit hanging around here—we'll let you know when it's ready!"
NOVEMBER 1942 -
cartoon“Is the Department Receptive Towards Suggestions for Improvemen T of the Uniforms?”
APRIL 1943