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a a “a 0-19 (Rev. 1-25-61) and “Untouchables' Protests. A Sign of These Times. _.. By BENGROSS — 2 (Reprinted from yesterday's late editions.) ° - : * . _ The so-called racial, national and religious. minorities are becoming more sensitive than ever over the TV port. trayals of their members’ in-an unfavorable light. Thé recent protest of Rep. Al-] ~ oe fred E. Santangelo (D-N.Y.) | and of the Federation of! Democratic Italian -Ameri- can Clubs of New. York against. “Thesi{ntouchables” is a sign 6 imes. - They resent the preponderance of italian names given to the gangsters, bootleggers and rack-' eteers shown in this exciting ABC-TV series. Those who com- plain point out that “The _Un- touchables” is fiction and as such Robert Dina - ' \ Stack Merrill. tends to defame a large segment of our population who have con- tributed to this country some of its ‘most valuable citizens. The, time has long gone when egroes would stand for “Uncle Tom” characters on the home screens. The other groups are equally emphatic in their opposi- tion to stereotypes, ~- But in view of ‘this, Jet’s see what was on the bill for last night’s installment of “The Un- touchables” (9:30 to 10:30). In it Eliot Ness, played -by Robert Stack, clashed with a bootlegger, Augie: “The Banker” Ciamino, portrayed by Keenan Wynn. Also, other characters bore such names as-Rontowand. Luigi. jf vou_gsk me, these aren’t Anglo-Saxons. 62 FEB 20 1967 FY - NOY RECORDED UT FEB -16 1961 4 cat AB ica ning Lt A, te ate hte. Belmont Callahan " Neon een Malone MeGuire $A Rosen Trotter Evans W.C. Sullovan — we Tele. Room —__— “¢ Ingram’ ———__ ~_ wee The Washington Post and Times Herald The Washington Daily News The Evening Star New York Herald Tribune New York Journal-American New York MEFFOR ae New York Daily News _ 7 New York Post _ The New York Times —______ The Worker The New Lesder 4. The Wall Street Journal . _Date —FEBLO Te, To t