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I'll See If Mr. Slocum Is In. Mr. Slocum

by Ned Hilton

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I'll See If Mr. Slocum Is In. Mr. Slocum

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Ned Hilton

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Drawing - Drawing

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Publication: New Yorker

Image Type: Cartoon

Date: December 28, 1940

Caption: "I'll see if Mr. Slocum is in. Mr. Slocum has struck oil."

Description: Butler answers the door in little shack to a hillbilly caller.

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