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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02
ISTINA 0 JUG0SLAVUI


Kako je poznato mas je sa-
radnik, P. D. Ostovic, napisao
knjigu ma engleskom jeziku,
"The Truth About Yugosla-
via" Qstina o Jugoslaviji), ,
koja obuhvata povijest svih
jugoslovenskih naroda i doku-
mentarno dokazuje kako su
veliku ulogu igrali Hrvati kod
osnutka Jugoslavije. Hrv a t i
su pravi osnivaci Jugoslavije,
jer Sc je Vlada Kraljevine
Srbije u prvom svjetskom ra-
tn rukama i nogama borila
proti osnutka Jugoslavije. O.
ma je trazila, da Sc Srbiji
dozvoli, da prisvoji ogromna
hrvatska podrucja. To su joj
Hrvati i njihovi prijatelji o.
nemogucili. To Sc isto opeto-
valo i u drugom svjetskom
ratu kad je tako zvana "jugo-
slovenska" izbjeglicka vlada
u Londonu bila proti uspo-
stavljanja Jugoslavije, kako
je to DR.. Juraj Krnjevic, ge-
neralni tajnik Hrvatske Sc
ljaeke Stranke, i jedan cd
ministara u toj vladi, sam ma
sjednici Wade iznio. Sve cete
to naci dokumentirano u O.
stovicevoj njizi "The Truth
About Yugoslavia".
Jedan cd najucenijih Hr-
vata ovoga stoljeca, sveuci-
lisni professor DIR. Vinko Kris
kovic, pisuci o Ostovicevoj
knjizi, napisao je ovo (u Hrv.
Reviji") "Ovu knjigu pro-
citao sam vrlo pomnjivo i o.
ma me je poucila O nekim ei-
njenicama, koje su mi bile ne
poznate, i dogadjajima, koje
nisam mogao pratiti, kad SUI
sc zbivali. Ona je vrelo
mnogih ispravnih i pouzdanih
vijesti o postanku i dalnjem
razvitku prve Jugoslavije. :.
Ona je do u najtanje zilice
hrvatska, iskrena, pos t e n a,
patriotska do kraia izgra-
djena, kako ju je UNI shvatio
i srce osjetilo. Zacijelo ona
je najljepse, sto je do sada
u stranim jezicima napisano
o hrvatskom kulturnom raz-
vitku. Covjek je cd srca
haran piscu Owe knjige "a tai
uzitak. :"
Autor ina, jos nekoliko sto-
tina knjiga na prodaju, pa
nam je upravo duznost, da ga
podupremo kupovanjem ova-
ko vrijedne knjige, tim wise
sto on nije skupljao novce u
naprijed, nego sad svako INA.
sto kupuje. Kupite ju "a Sc,
"a svoje amerikanske prija-
telje, "a svoju djecu, "a JAYNE
biblioteke, jer netrebate bo-
ljega svjedocanstva cd svje-
do5anstva profesora Krisko-
vica, da je knjiga "iskrena,
postena, patriotska >. i mai
ljepse sto je do sada u stra-
MIN iezicima napisano. :"
Narucite ju jos danas kod:
p. ID. Ostovic, P. o. Box 455,
Station B, Montreal, p. Q.
Canada. Cijena $3.50 uklju-
civo postarina.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02
"ZAJEDNICAR"
H B. zajednica Sc ne jaea sa onime sto
Upisujemo vet sa onime sto joj estate
Martin Krasich, glavni blagajnik

nasem suzbenom glasiu cd 49, januara, gavni pred
sjednk brat Mandch, pozabavio je brojkama
nu canstva nase zaednice koncem prose godine To e
svaako ma mjestu, er verujem da nase Ganstvo
nina "a stane svoe organzacie Cd sada neko eme
ce zac wise takovh clanaka da sto tonie pkaze
strano posovan dobra osa strana pax mogute cd
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02

| J
nekoliko stotina graditelja u
organizaciji cd $4,000 clano-
va, to je kako Sc ono kaze,
kap vode u more. Najveci
broj nasih graditelja su ljudi
u odmaklim godinama tako
jednog dana &c i oni prestati
sa svojim vrlo vrijednim ra-
dom.
ia sam i pred proslu kon-
venciju pisao o ovome sto Gu
sada iznijeti jednog dana
ovo &c biti usvojeno ia dr.
zim da bi dolazeca konven-
cija to trebala usvojiti. Mi
trebamo pr-imati u nase re-
dove move clanove bezobzira
ma narodnost. Tocka pravila
koJa kaze, da primamo samo
Slavene, je zastarjela. To je
nekada vrijedilo j bio ma mje-
stu, jer nebi imalo smisla pri-
matt i druge narodnosti, dok
smo mi govorili ma sjednica-
ma samo hrvatski dok je
zajednicar bio uredjivan sa-
mo u nasem jeziku. Danas,
iii dapace vec dulje vremena
nema smisla da sc ova tocka
podrzava, jer to koci mas ma
predak j suzuje nasu kom-
peticiju. Nasa omladina ov-
die rodjena je u glavnome a.
mericka i ma zalost u mnogo
slucajeva i negovori materin-
ski jerk. Ova omladina ina
svoje drustvo, svoje prija-
telje, cd kojih ponekad nije
nj jedan slavenskog roda. Ali
ako je mas omladinac odgojen
u zajednicarskom duhu, ako
on iii ona, uzima ucesca bilo
u kojem sportu, kojeg nasa
zajednica promice, ako su-
djeluje u kulturnim organi-
zacijama, kao pjevacki zbo-
rovi, plesacke grupe druge
aktivnosti, takav omladinac
iii omladinka bi cesto mo-
gao dovesti svoje prijatelie i
prijateliice u nasu Zajednicu.
Kada bi sc cd nasih mladiih
naslo par stotina odanih i
pozrtvovnih zajednicara, ma
Sc kampanje bi imale bolji
uspijeh.
Imigracija je ogranicena i
prema tome tai izvor je pre-
susie i ma to Sc wise ne mo-
ze racunati, kao nekada. Ma
mjesto toga tr e b a usvojiti
nesta novog, nesta zivog, sto
bi moglo donjeti novog duha
i novog zivota u nase redove.
Nemoze sc ocekivati cd ma
sih mladjih da &c traziti no.
vog clana kod nasih starijih,
koji do sada nisu stupili u
zajednicu. Ali mladji bi mog-
Ii upisavati mladje, kad nebi
imali ovu zapreku, naime pi-
tanje narodnosti. Mi vec da-
mas imademo skoro svake ma
rodnosti u nasoj Zajednici, pa
kakova je razlika da Ii je
neki ne-Slaven stupio u "a
jednicu preko svoga bracnog
druga ill je stupio ma svoju
inicijativu i ma poticaj svoga
prijatelja, koji je cd prize
Clan Zajednice. Nema nikako-
We razlike, pax cemu to O.
granicenje, koje je, dozvoli-
mo, nekada vrijedilo ali da-
mas je ma stetu nase organi-
zacije.
Mogao bi nanizati mnogo
konkretnih primjera, koje'
sam ia licno dozivio gdje sam
mogao dobiti wise novih cla-
nova i to uglednih gradjana,
ali sam in morao odbiti, :jer
nisu Slaveni. Ako &c biti DO
trebno ia Gu Sc i opet svrati-
tt ma ovo pitanje, jer drzim,
da je bitno "a napredak ma
Sc Zajednice i da bi deveta
konvencija trebala pod svaku
cijenu uciniti ovu promjenu.
Dodje Ii do toga, sto bi tre-
balo, onda &c usporedba u ma
Sim odjelenjima, u odraslom
clanstvu j u clanstvu Pomlad-
ka, imati mnogo povoljniju
sliku. Ali ia promjena nece
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02

Zajednice, mozemo slobodno
vec sada reci da je imovina
zajednice u prosloj godini po-
rasla nesto preko j e ID A N
MILIJUN dolara. Ustanova
koja je u stanju da poveca
svoju imovinu "a tako veliku
svotu u godini dana je "a
ista velika mocna ustanova,
a mi clanovi Zajednice moze-
mo slobodno biti ponosni da
jedna cd takovih ustanova je-
ste nasa Zajednica.
Dakle, materijalno idemo
brzo naprijed i to je vrijed-
no, jer je time svakog dana
sve wise osigurana buducnost
iste, kao svaki certifikat,
kojeg Zajednica izdaje.
Sa brojem clanstva neide-
mo dovoljno naprijed. Rekao
sam prize da je potrebno
broke iznijeti, ali sa time nj
smo nista polucili, ako bi tu
prestali, osim sto smo Clan
stvo izvjestili. Drzim da je
potrebno dobro razmisliti sto
nam te broke ukazuju. U od-
raslom clanstvu smo nazado-
vail "a 272 clana unatoc svih
kampanja. U Pomladku smo
napredovali "a 1872 clana i ia
ko jedno sa drugim ukupni
broj clanstva u Zajednici je
porastao "a 460 clanova. Ina
dosta bratskih organizacija,
koje nisu uopce povecale broj
svoga clanstva, ali to mama
netreba biti utjeha.
Da smo u odraslom Clan
stvu nazadovali to nije nj
kakovo cudo, to Sc cd sada
unaprijed svake godine moze
ocekivati, osim ako prom jeni-
mo mas nacin poslovanja, o
cemu Gu ia malo kasnije IL
nijeti mole mislenje. U od-
raslom clanstvu mi imademo
smrtnih slucajeva sve tamo
cd 300 pa blizu do 1000 60
disnje. Broj smrtnih slucaje-
va owe godine bio je nesto
mani nego prosle, ali to nam
nemoze posluziti kao neko
pravilo, jer broj smrtnih slu-
cajeva IL godine u godinu &c
Sc povecavati. Trebamo imati
ma umu da smo owe godine
slavili 60-godisnjicu Zajedni-
ce, a to znaci da nismo wise
mlada organizacija, vec da
imademo svake godine sve vi
Sc starijeg clanstva. U od-
raslom clanstvu Sc nadje sta
| noviti broj, koji &c pa bilo IL
kojeg razloga da napusti Ia
jednicu, a to Sc cesto primje-
cuje kod mladjih kada stu
pc u bracni zivot. To vrijedi
"a oba spola u mjesto da,
recimo, nasa mlada clanica
dovede svoga supruga, koji
nije Slaven u Zajednicu, on
uplivise ma nju da j ona ma
pusti, a isto tako supruga ma
Seq clana, ako ona nije nase
krvi, odvede ona MEGA il or
ganizacije u koju su ga u
pisali njegovi roditelji, mo-
guce vec cd prvog dana ro-
djenja.
U Pomladku nije ista slika.
Pomor je neznatan, mjesecne
uplate pogotovo ma term GER
tifikat su tako malene da ne
ma smisla povlaciti dijete il
gnijezda, jer i tako plaza vrlo
malo.
Prema nasem dosadanjem
poslovanju nije nista novog
ako broj ukupnog clanstva u
odraslim redovima ne raste,
dok bila bi prava tragedija
ako bi padali sa clanstvom u
Pomladku. Ovako dok u od-
raslom clanstvu brojno nesto
malo padnemo u broju, ali
istodobno u Pomladku po-
vecamo broj clanstva tako
ma koncu kraja ukupni broj
je veci nego je bio prijasnje
godine.
Ali sve to nerijesava jedan
temeljiti problem. A to jeste,
ina Ii nacina da sc broi no.
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Ljubav je kao lojalnica: {:
gori najjace prize nego Sc u
trne. - Thackeray.
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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
Marry Lou Galen
To Study With
Yehudi Menuhin

Mary Lou Galen, 17-year-old vi
olinist and daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Galen of 6311 E.
Monterosa, will sail from New
York June 8 for a summers study
of music in Fontainebleau, France,
under a full-tuition scholarship.
She will be a student of Yehudi
Menuhin, world-famous violin vir-
tuoso who appeared recently with
the Phoenix Symphony Orchestra.
Miss Galen has performed in
concert in Phoenix, Seattle, Los
Angeles, Redlands, Calf, and Tue
son. She played first violin in the
Phoenix Symphony, was member
of the Los Angeles Junior SYM
phony and for the past four years
has been concertmistress of the
West Phoenix High School Orches-
ira. She held the same chair in
the Phoenix Symphony Youth Or
chestra, All State Orchestra and
Western Regional Conference Or
cheStra.
Returning to the US. in Septem-
ber, Miss Galen will enter uni
versity on a music scholarship.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
Garden Fete
Due June 5

A garden luncheon and installa-
ton of officers will be held by
the Hannah Senesch group of Pi-
oneer Women at 2 pm. Sunday,
June 5, at the home of the presi-
dent-elect, Mrs. George Guren of
1901 w. Indianola.
Mrs. Sidney Pickelner, regional
president of Hadassah, will install
the new officers.
They include the Mines. A e X
Sapolsky, 1st vice president; Ma
than Charnofsky, End vice presi-
dent; Edward Dacks, recording
secretary; Jennie Ramras, cores
ponding secretary, and Rubin Jaf-
fe, treasurer.
BingO, Cards Planned
Board members at large are the
Mines. Anna Schwartz, Samuel
Mogieleff, Mollie Sundell, Samuel
MaSsis, Emma Kunin, B. J. Field
man, A. Morgerman and Harry Ru-
bin.
Bingo and cards will follow the
installation ceremony.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. I. Peven. Chairmen are the
Mines. Anna Schwartz and Harry
Rubin.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27

The Jewish press claims that
armed Egyptian commando units
trained by Nazis have been active
in the GAIA area.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
Camp Lures
Phoenix Folk

Four PhoenicianS and four for
mer Phoenicians-al members of
the same family-will attend the
fifth national weekend session of
the Brandeis Camp Institute at
Santa Susana, Calf, on July o.
81.
Going from here will be Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Newmark of 5711
N. 10th Ave. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Mendelsohn of 73 E. Ash
land Ave. From Los Angeles will
go Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Newmark
and DR.. and Mrs. Richard New
mark. The Newmark men are
brothers and Mrs. Mendelsohn is a
sister.
The four-day session is design
ed to bring participants new ap-
probation of the beauties and pur-
poses of their heritage by helping
them to rediscover the cultural
and spiritual values of Judaism.
Last years session was attended
by Joseph Horwitz of 712 w. Lath-
am.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
Green Home
Will Be Site
For Dessert

Mrs. Louis Green, new president
of Beth FL SiSterhood, will enter
tain members of the board of dir
ectors at a dessert at 1 pm. next
Wednesday at her home, 1922 w.
EARL DR..
Members of the board are Mrs.
Nanny Rosenthal, membership
chairman; Mrs. Jack Rubin, CO.
chairman; Mrs. Nick Iser, gift
shop chairman; Mrs. Isadore
Kahn, co-chairman; Mrs. Isadore
Sander, publicity; Mrs. Jerome
Smith, Torah Fund; Mrs. Howard,
telephone; Mrs. Harry Smith, noti-
fication; Mrs. Sol Mallin, program,
assisted by Mrs. Harry Schectman,
Mrs. Harold Freeman, Mrs. Jacob
Alpert and Mrs. Sidney Stein; Mrs.
Abe Mara, Oneg Shabbat.
And Mrs. Louis Siegel, service
drives; Mrs. Ruben Helm and Mrs.
Mara, kitchen; Mrs. Harry Kay,
Jewish Community Council; Mrs.
Joseph Burdman, hospitality; Mrs.
Sam Drey ways and means chair
man; Mrs. Hyman Dreiseszun, CO.
chairman; Mrs. Ruben H e n,
luncheon meetings; Mrs. Sol Kon-
ick, sick and sunshine chairman;
Mrs. Morris Katzke, co-chairman;
Mrs. Joseph Gross, Sabbath obser-
vance, social action and parlia-
mentarian.
Others Listed
And Mrs. Louis Hamburger,
treasurer; Mrs. Harry Marcus,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Will
liam Griff, recording secretary;
Mrs. Robert I. Schubert, auditor;
Mrs. William Felsher, Mrs. Ann
Barer and Mrs. Norman Mendel-
sohn, members-at-large.
The sisterhood will hold its final
meeting of the season in the form
of a dessert at 1890 pm. We'd
nesday, June 8, at the synagogue
auditorium. Board members will
act as hostesses. Plans for the
! coming year will be discussed.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
Officers Installed By
Ladies Bikur Cholim

New officers of the Ladies Bikur
Cholim were installed at lunch
con ceremony at Beth El Auditor
ium, supervised by Mrs. Harry z.
Schectman.
Mrs. Jacob Goodkind was re-
elected president for third year.
A handmade embroidered linen
table cloth was raffled. The winner
was ticket No. 345, the holder of
which is asked to contact Mrs.
Jean Wax of 118 w. Thomas Rd.
at Amherst 6-2347 because the
committee was unable to identify
the correct name and address.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
SOCIETY & PERSONALS
FeLce Jacobs Going to Austria
For Marriage to Mr.. FeldStein

, Felice Jacobs, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lou Jacobs of 1549 w.
Clarendon. will leave soon for
SalZburg, Austria, where she will
be married to Alan Feldstein, who
is stationed there with the United
States Army.
She will be accompanied by her
fiance's mother, Mrs. Abe Field
stein of 1900 w. Weldon.
The couple will reside in Austria.
Miss Jacobs was a member OF
Wise chapter of B'nai Birth Girls.
She attended the University of Ari-
! zona in Tucson and Arizona State
College at Tempe, where she was
affiliated with Hillel.
Mr.. Feldstein is a graduate of
Phoenix College, where he was af-
filiated with Iota Sigma Alpha,
honorary society. Later he grad
uated from Arizona State College,
where he was affiliated with Phi
Kappa Phi, honorary society.
His father was the late Abe
Feldstein.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27

The engagement of Geraldine
Lambert of Chicago to Morris
Hershman, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William HerShman of 511 E. Whit
ton, was announced at a dinner
party May % at the home of the
prospective brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Lambert of Chi
cago.
The couple plan their marriage
for September II in the Illinois
city and will make their home in
Cincinnati; where Mr.. Hershman
is studying for the rabbinate at the
Hebrew Union College-JewiSh In
stitute of Religion.
Miss Lambert attended the Uni
versity of Illinois at Champaign
and received a B.S. degree from
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
Births

A daughter, Edith, born to Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard ManischewitZ Of
New York on May 10. Manischewitz
is president of the B. ManischewitZ
Co. of Jersey City, NJ, and Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
A son, Jordon Ivan, born to Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Peltz of 1875
Topping Ave-, Bronx, NY, on
May 6. Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Peltz of 1917 w. Will
letta and Mr.. and Mrs. Stein Of
the Bronx.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27

George Williams College in Chica-
go. She is now teaching at the
University of Chicago Laboratory
School.
Mr.. Hershman attended Phoenix
College and graduated from Ari'
zona State College at Tempe with
a B.A. in education. He was presi-
dent of Hillel at Phoenix College
and of the Young Adult Council
In 1949 he attended the BrandeiS
Camp Institute at Santa Susana
Calf.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
Eleanor Lauds Israel

NEW YORK, (JTA) M r S.
Franklin D. Roosevelt said here
that Israel is pioneering the solu-
ton of one of the most crucial
problems of a rapidly changing
and shrinking world - how to help
the people of backward and under
developed countries come across
the centuries into the atomic
age"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
Irqun Memorial Held

TEL AVN, (JTA) - The death
in action or by execution of men,
bers of the Irgun Zvai Leumi, un-
derground group in the battle for
IsraePs independence, was marked
at various ceremonies throughout
Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
Please Save the Coupons!

The Ladies Bikur Cholim issued
an appeal this week for people to
save the silverware coupons from
Betty Crocker cereal and flour
products to aid the group in sup
plying silverware for Phoenix pro-
jected home for the Jewish aged.
Coupons may be dropped in box
at Arts Fishery, $40 E. Washington,
or mailed to Sylvia Ansell at the
same address,
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-05-27
Award Is Given
To Mrs. Ruben

Mrs. Jack Ruben of 3428 N. 23rd
Ave. has been given the Marion
Feffer award for outstanding SER
vice in the Phoenix section of the
National Council of Jewish Women.
The award is given annually to
the member devoting the most time
to community service. 1t was esta-
blished by Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Feffer, Jr., as a memorial to
Marion Feffer, past president OF
the council.
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Rodio Today
$3.50, WMAL-Voice of Fire
stone: Soprano Elaine Malbin
sings Stranger In Paradise, 4"
STARS In My Eyes" and
"Romany Life"
900, WRC-Telephone Hour:
Pianist Clifford Curzon plays
the final movement of Bee
thoven's Emperor Concerto"
and Ravels "Jeux d'Eau."
9:05, WGMS-Concert: Rossini's
Cinderella Overture" and
Relationships Piano Concerto
No. l in B Flat Minor.
1890, WTOP-Gen. Gruenther:
The Supreme Allied Com
mander in Europe speaks at
the 18th annual White House
Conference of the Advertising
Council.
1915, WWDC-Guest Star:
Lizabeth Scott stars in The
Coward"
1900, WTOP-Music Til Dawn:
Selections include List S
"Mephisto Waltz" and Shos-
takoyitch's Symphony No. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21

too. When producing a TV show,
he does not concern himself with
whether it will sell the sponsors
product. He is more interested in
entertaining the viewers.
On a Miner show the writer's
always come in for a share of
the profits, proving again that
he feels the idea is the thing
1t was Miner who authorized
the pilot film which sold Med
ic," so if he can maintain the
same batting average with
"Briefcase." Challenge and
Frontier" he certainly will have
made his point.
x X X x
PROTESTS PAID ORLEANS
of the Robert Young-Jane Wy
att Father Knows Best" family
comedy series should be happy
to learn that it found a new
sponsor.
Although the present series
still folds with next Sundays
telecaSt on CHS. it will be re-
sumed next August 81 in the
time slot now occupied by my
Little Margie" on NBC.
This is g case where thousands
of mailed protests from viewers
paid off. Without this reaction,
it is not likely that any other
sponsor would have had the
courage to pick up the series
again.
tCopyrieht 1865, Mirror Enterprises co.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21
Viewing TV
HOLLYWOOD.


For the past two seasons st
uation comedy has been the
backbone of TV programming,
but the number of casualties
among shows of that type re-
Gently indicates such will not
be the case next fall.
What is going to replace
them? The trend in Hollywood
at the moment seems to be to-
ward what might be termed the
documentary" OF message"
type half-hour show.
Medic" is an example. It
deals with ideas instead of per-
sonalities. The cast of charac-
tiers is different each week, and
the plots strive for impact on
the viewers mind rather than
his ftlnnybone.
There is a school of thinking
around here which believes these
purpose shows will wear bet
ter and last longer with TV au-
diences that the situation COM
edy or variety show formats.
Worthington Miner, MICS
executive producer of Medic"
currently is shooting pilot films
for three new series based on
this formula.
"BriefcaSe" is the title of one
of these. 1t follows the Medic"
pattern, except that law rather
than medicine is the hero of the
piece. Miner already has OBJ
tanned the blessings and assis-
lance of the State Bar Associa-
ton of California for this TV
series.
Another Miner production,
THE Challenge" deals with
dramatic stories of how democ-
racy works. Each plot will serve
to demonstrate the virtues of our
democratic inheritance. Rod
Serling and Reginald Rose, two
very capable TV dramatists, are
writing this one.
The third series Miner is work.
ing on is Frontier" which he
describes as an adult western.
The stories here will have a
genuine pioneer flavor, and be
mercifully free of hard-lipped
sheriffs and Sequined dance hall
girls.
Miner hopes to have all three
series sponsored and on NBC-TV
by next fall. If he does, the
trend in message" shows def
nitely will be established.
Playing down personalities in
favor of ideas is not new with
Miner. His success with this
formula has paid off, too. Miner
produced Studio One" for CHS
for four years, and was the first
producer of Toast of the Town"
1t was his idea to get a nom
performing emcee for Toast, !"
and Ed Sullivan was his choice.
This may seem like an exception
to the Miner philosophy, but it
isn't, because he does not con-
slider Sullivan a personality in
the same light as a Godfrey OF
Groucho Marx.
He will use different actors