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[…]ember Frank.Kitty Wood : And eventually I did manage to get into the union, but not until February 1942. Probably in the normal way it would take the best part of two months, it would now wouldn't it, really?Jim Connock : Oh yes, yes.Kitty Wood : So you see that isn't all that long. But I had to mak[…]
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