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- Age
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23rd April 1941
Now that we are approaching the “Yankee” coast, we hear brief bits of broadcast programmes as we switch over from medium wave to long wave. It is only for a mere second or two, but always seems to be friendly and welcome; American broadcast always seems that way. I think if you ask any sailor his favourite (0) YANK country (barring England), they’ll say the States or the West coast of Canada.
Some how I keep having to cross things out these days – I must be going dopey – or rather, dopier!!
Fine weather all day.