The Rinso Kid

@uself as the Rinso Kid——-pure and free
wim shades of tattletale gray——and while
Ih would not ‘dare argue the point with a
Waale tram Operator he will take for
@uted an attitude towards his wife or
fer that suggests she was only recently
ased from .an institution for the ment-
feeble. (Mel Colby in the Canadian
bune. )

Hats Off to “The Voice”

© I'm an entertainer and Ive often
aght about what-would happen to my
1 field if Hitler’s anti-Semitic race bunk
= applied there. It’s not a pleasant pic-
Garnegie Hall would be closed to
fudi Menuhin. The Jack Benny radio
@v would be cancelled. There’d be no
ing to Benny Goodman. ““‘Oklahoma”
Id have to close because Oscar Ham-
ptein wrote the book and lyrics. Ethel
John Garfield, Jasha Heifetz,
Mie Cantor, George Gershwin, Mischa
ian, Al Jolson, Irving Berlin, Edward
sobinson would all be verboten.
@ fhe “divide and conquer’ technique
@<ed well for Hitler in Germany. He’s
ng it will do the same for him in the
and Canada. And anyone who sings
“Hate the Jews” theme song here at
2 is taking a chorus right out of Hit-
§ score and building himself up for a
@Nazi Iron Cross to wear on his chest.
fuk Sinatra in the New Advance.)

e Voice Is the Voice of Esau . .”
rhe noose around the neck of Hitler,
Enpanied by every other ‘‘war _crimin-
Bho can be “smelled out’ by the witch
ors, will accomplish exactly nothing
gcd a freer world or the brotherhood
an. (George Weaver weasel words for
* soft peacers” in the CCF News.)

Retort Courteous

jome of the problems of mutual un-
anding that arise when the Big Three
were typified in small when the wife

©ur average Canadian male still views

joibles, Facts and Fancies

of a US. diplomat questioned a Soviet
dipiomat at a recent dinner party:
She: “What is Russia’s present aim?”’
He: “To defeat our enemy.”

She: “What are you going te do with
Poland?”

He: “Liberate her.’

She: “And with Germany?”

He: “Conquer her.”

She: “What will you do when you get
to the Rhine?”

He: “Take a swim. (Time Magazine.)

Black Record

We have seen so many now of the
forced laborers whom the Germans had
held in slavery. The process of partly re-

storing Europe's populations has begun. I

have now met Russians, Ukrainians, Poles,
Czechoslovaks, Belgians, Dutch and
French.

The only ones you never see released
from the clutches of the Germans are
Jews. Never any Jews.

They vanished—where?

I think we know the answer.

There is a German soap factory in
Rheydt. One of the soldiers picked up a
cake of soap from a box that had heen ap-
propriated from the factory. He was about
to wash himself. He held it in his hand
and said, jokingly, “I wonder what the
German bastards made this of?”

Another soldier was standing nearby.

“My relatives may be part of that cuke
of soap, he said.

I looked sharply at him and remem-
bered-he wasa Jew.

No one said anything about the ssap
after that. (Max [Lerner in PM. New
York.)

As Firm As Gibraltar—
And As Stotionery

It turns out that John L. Lewis, built
up as the man who was about to lead a
new wage drive, is asking no more for the
miners than other unions have already
won without strikes. Can anyone he!p
admire Lewis’ aggressive, dynamic, mili-
tant way of standing still? (Alan Max in
the New York Worker.)

YOU'RE NOT GOING
ANYPLACE UNTIL
JUMBO GETS BACK
SAFE AND SOUND,
. JOHMNNIE!

=-AND IF HE
DOESN'T COME
BACK IN A HALF-
HOUR---I'M GOING
TO SHOOT YOU---
BUT DEAD!

WHOOPS! THE

THE FBS TRAP!

TD BETTER Do

SOME FANCY
GABBING!

WHY--YOU AND
IT COULD MAKE 4
MUSIC TOGETHER!

YOU KNOW
HOW I FEEL

Attorney Gen. Francis, Biddle stands on his head to por-
tray Pres. Harry Bridges of International Longshoremen’s &

Warehousemen’s Union

(CIO) as a bomb-carrying subversive,

artist Ajay asserts in this drawing from Biddle’s Private War,
latest publication of the Harry Bridges Victory Committee.

Wallgren Urges FDR
Drop Bridges Case

OFFICE OF THE
GOVERNOR

February 28, 1945
Dear Mr. President:
From impartial observa-

tion it appears to me that the
residents of the Pacific Coast
and the State of Washington
favor the dismissal of Court
Proceedings against Harry
Bridges.

They fully recognize and
appreciate the magnificent
and patriotic part union la-
bor has played in the war ef-

YY Bacy! ANNIE!
GUY DID WALK INTO 7

HOW CAN YOU f
SAY THAT WHEN J

ABout you!

fort. The organizations un-
der the leadership ef Mr.
Bridges have made an out-
Standing recerd in this tre-
gard.

The evidence in the case
against Mr. Bridges and the
protracted delay in the set-
tlement indicates that the
charges are unfounded.

In view of these circum-
stances I] can see no justifi-
able reason for continuance
of these proceedings and re-
commend that the charges
be dismissed.

Yours respectfully,

Honorable C. Walleren,
Governor,
State of Washington.
The President,
Washington, D.C.

Postwar Radio
Developments

LONDON — Postwar devel-
opment of Radiolocation which
will be used to “pick-up” ice-
bergs will eliniinate such disas-
ters as that of the Titanic and
aighten the work of the I¢e
Patrol in the North Atlantic

Social Aids
Red Cross Drive

Haney and Pitt Meadows Ca=
nadian Ulaainian Association
held a social and musical eve-
ning, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Pazarens on Dewd-
ney Trunk Road on Saturday
evening. Proceeds, which
amounted to almost $20 were
cConated to the Red Cross.