Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-01

n,, pUssr, Controversial subjects Taboo
just Variety story appeared
week the has Godreys elimination Of the Mariners
from his Florida shows broke in the Negro
Amos N Andy controversy encourage sponsors
to b" big and brave such matters There many Ne
telling different stories and carrying
conflicting tales that the confusion resulting from the
unbelievable The DO-GoOdep bowling
fence and hc Negro performers hOWnnE from the other
side should the drop the Amos N Andy show
there the broadway beach that this
other won't be ruShRG the stint
AZ writing Godfrey taking all OF the heat for CIV
Ing Mariners during Florida
brass and the getting off with little critn
In view of the fact that Godfrey being mentioned
sibIe aPPointec public relations capacity
Mariner controversy certainly doing the RedhcAd good
It's unfortunate relations that the DoGoodeS
who stir up much controversy with no loss to themselves
conspcuOusy when the time showdown
They always starting something but seldom through
to finish.
thing gets just up
being dropped from the Godfrey show next fall Money talks
The fees who hold the bAnko are mood these days TO avoid
the controversial
only remedy to bankrolers the
people who employed by the bRnkrollerS
Loud squawkS thing organized
pagn directed against the offenders responsible for ep"oNS
The protests Snguay
effective getting the rabb follow The who bankro the
shows know this.
LLptons br targets thing
Targets cool h"add organized sensible campaign hut
happen. The will the "Amo.
Andy thing may he to stay
from mixed acts In the future
certainly forget time victim of obvious
discrimination Army Signal When
contacted the legal counsel for DoGooder organization Of
onal the character charge told interested
only could a
didn't gve hootorhocr about the nuStCcS involved told him
to take flying polite language. Mr. Russell
wanted him with baseball bat The
NOT the Urban League, incidentally
stuff ch?
why a by RlescI
probed by the gentlemen WaShinRton7
According 60 RIeSeI SChnuF the
e released under the prisoner exchange agreement got OS
prisoners camp Ia sign petition
in
T" tn" time the American SOVIET bloc DEMAND
\ ing the thing
Also of .IGner" petition
Of Cpl Richard o. Morrison PFC Donald LeGay and PFC VII
InkIe Of Of group
| Of prisoners released. n coincidence.
The letter Ress mailed to schnurS
Francisco 1T WAS THEN TURNED OVER HARRY BRIDGES
ALTHOUGH THAT COAST LoNGsHoRE.
MEMS UNION LEADER HAD BEEN CONVICTED PERJURY
NAMED AN OFFICIAL THE sovIETco CONTROLLED WORLD
FEDERATION OF TRADE UNIONS AND WAS AWAITING DE
PoRTATIoN"
Bridges printed gave big
play newspaper
identified Communist In sworn testimony
for California Joint
ls7 elder schnu Bridges
in those circles for some 20 st about m. .p Uf.t.
Of his CT He executive
Council before Phil Murray the And
the schnur 1914 Of
says villagers going to try
prisoners Of TO thsir advantage Tho
has lie national hadquaTterS At 2S W. 72nd st. New YO
CITY where the Labor COnferruo
Crusade machinery
York Chicago LOa Anglers intermediate
RIeasIi
veteran sOVist operative testimony
MaroeI schsrer. Harry Bridges and Hugh BTyHon."
Seems to that ought To
PrOSsd pretty thorOughyf anybody intsrrstsd Pretty
IOus charge" IHVOsdand much closer home than Hr""
In POW In Korea
CONFETTI Mr. Russell q sleep
day morning To tell h" had just dreamed Of seeing Jimmie
slemmons postage stamp
letter from Bee few before
his mind Knowing Jim the slsmmons do It
wouldn't surprise at all did