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Haven't You Forgotten Something?

by Robert J Day

New Yorker Cartoons

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Title

Haven't You Forgotten Something?

Artist

Robert J Day

Medium

Drawing - Drawing

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Publication: New Yorker

Image Type: Cartoon

Date: December 27, 1941

Caption: "Private Hashihara! Haven't you forgotten something?"

Description: Japanese private being yelled at for not wearing glasses.

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