Loses Shirt, October 30, 1962

Creator

George White

Files

Preview

Publisher

The Tampa Tribune (Tampa, Fla.)

Creation Date

10-30-1962

Abstract

A cartoon with Jawaharlal Nehru holding a shirt with a hole in it. Nehru, labelled "Ex-Apologist for Red China" says "This time I think you did it on purpose!" Next to him is a man hung by a metal collar labelled "Tibet." A caricature of Chairman Mao Zedong says "How're things in Goa" while ironing on a table marked "Mao & Co Collars to Fit Any Neck."

Alt Text

A cartoon depicting an imposing man holding an iron, standing at a counter labeled "Mao & Co collars to fit any neck." He asks a smaller man on the left, "How're things in Goa." This man, labeled "Nehru, ex-apologist for Red China," holds up a shirt with a massive hole in it and decries, "This time I think you did it on purpose!" The shirt is labeled "attack on India."

Keywords

George White (1901-1964), Mao Zedong (1893-1976), Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964), Communism

Extent

1 political cartoon

Subject: geographic

China; India; Tibet

Physical Collection

George White Political Cartoons Collection

Box

1

Folder

123

Language

English

Identifier

W08-00121

Recommended Citation

White, George, "Loses Shirt, October 30, 1962" (1962). George White Political Cartoons. Image 109.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/george_white/109