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TELEVISION t1 rtowi previewed by txpert who atltnd jQj Jjlli J-kJL vJl 1 rehearsals, watch screenings and analyze scripts. i Bcheriulea provided bv stations which sra primarily rrspomlblt for thetr accuracy Actress Gets Jobs By Being Ladylike wouldn't have a chance in the current market." Their pilot, "Zelda," a proposed series about Dobic's plain and brainy girl friend in which Jean played Zelda's mother, was a funny show, surely as good as any of the Gillis episodes during the past season. Agency men ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS, July 30, 1962 9 Worried CD Leaders Pour Inquiries Into Washington WASHINGTON ufi Apprehen-1 ably on the present request, Mr. sive state and local civil defense Pittman said, a number of pro-' officials are flooding the federal jects in addition to the shelter in-headqtia'rters here with ques-: ccntive feature ill be stopped or tions about ttie program's future, i cut. The federal agency will con-in light of a House committee's tinue to procure food and medi-turndown of the fallout shelter cal supplies for stocking public plan.

shelters, for which it already has The appropriations committee contracted, turned in an adverse report last The buzer warning system and week on President Kennedy's re-, the radiation monitoring program quest for a $5fi3 million funding wnuW delayed least a yea', of the shelter program in thisieven if Congress acted favorably fiscal year. Instead, it appro veil he said, only $10 million to continue civil The committee action included defen.se research studies. out million for con- AssLstant of Defense Steuart L. Pittman, in charge of building ithin this fund is a civil defense, said todav if Congress goes through mi 'tary bases to protect the committee's recommendation ts sil rl Mjtt4 1 i s-" i STEVE ALLEN Steve is a matador in a bullfight on a Hollywood side street; delves into the mysterious life pattern of the ant; reads Angry Letters to the Editor; visits a lady gymnast; and brings on Rose Marie for a comedy routine and some telephone calls. 11 p.m.

Ch. 11. TONIGHT Merv Griffin is back for another week as hast after his successful two-week stint last spring. 11:15 p.m. Ch.

4. MOVIE "Cry Danger." (1951). Fast, tough, very good melodrama, starring Dick Powell and Rhonda Fleming. After he's released from prison, a man attempts to prove he was innocent of robbery. 11:15 p.m.

Ch. 7. MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE "Letter of Introduction." (1938). Andrea Leeds, George Murphy, Adolph Menjou, Ann Sheridan, and others. When the boarding house they are living in catches fire, two show people rescue their most valued possessions.

7:30 and 10:30 p.m. Ch. 9. LATE Fury." (1947). Burt Lancaster, Lizabeth Scott, John Hodiak.

A gambler, hiding out in a gambling house, falls in love with the proprietor's wife. 11:15 p.m. Ch. 2. BASEBALL All-Star Game from Chicago's Wrigley Field.

(Color). 1:45 p.m. Ch. 4. THE EARLY SHOW "Artists and Models Abroad." (1938).

Aside from a few witty lines, this musical gives the lady in the house a chance to see the styles that made the women gasp in 1938. 5:30 p.m. Ch. 2. BIOGRAPHY "The Story of Harry S.

Truman." Part II. Mostly for the youngsters who weren't old enough to notice, tonight's film-clip biography of former President Harry S. Truman recalls the atmosphere of the 1943 election campaign and Harry's spirited attack. 7 p.m. Ch.

4. IXCY-DESI COMEDY IIOl'R-( Repeat A wild one with Milton Berle, vintage 1959. Milt and Lucy run amuck wearing costumes, getting punched on the nose, almost falling out of buildings, etc. 9 p.m. Ch.

2. 87TII Cop." Tracy is always worth seeing and he's the chief reason for watching this tale about an honest cop with a gangster son. 9 p.m. "THE f.ENTLF. PERSUADERS." Absorbing, well documented study of the Quakers in America the Religious Society of Friends.

Drew Pearson narrates and Senator Paul Douglas is a very persuasive "dissenting" Quaker. 10 p.m. Ch. 4. HOW A COUPLE OF COMEDIANS Milton Berle, guest star on the "Lucy Desi Comedy Hour" tonight ot 9 on Channel 2, gives Lucille Ball a start as he clowns while entering her home.

Playing the role of a writer, he seeks seclusion for his literary efforts. xas'os Km c.iTios local and private initiative for building fallout shelters would be undermined. He added, in talking to a newsman, that: "If the impression is created that the federal government is going to falter, then there c-n be a very serious negative reaction." However, Mr. Pittman made plain that he does not believe the program to provide federal incentive, including matching funds, for building community By CHARLES WITBECK HOLLYWOOD The prettiest teacher on TV, bar none, is Byron who plays Professor Burk-hart on the "Dobie Gillis" scries. Jean does nurses, mothers and genteel English dames because is so ladylike, endowed with fine features and a clipped, precise speech.

When she enunciates you can hear her clearly at trie back of the room. Creator Max Shulman and producer Rod Amateau hired Jean because she looks like a lady and can stand up and talk. They like her so much they've put her in three pilots, all of which nave failed. "I'm a jinx," says Jean. In the Gillis series.

Jean wears glasses to cover up some of her beauty, and generally a nhite coat to cover up her shaiely length, while she issues science information to nnnlistcn-ing students Dobie and bra'nik Maynard Krebs Beina dim-wits, neither Dobie or Maynard ever had a crush nn Professor Burkhart. They just don't have that much sense. Pilot failure hasn't fazed Messers. Shulman and Amateau. (or they plan to use Joan a b.t more this season minus glasses "Dobie is also in for a change." Jean.

"He's going to Re mean this year, mean Iast season Dobie turned cheek And became a noble youth who constantly foisted pep talks on friend Maynard. Th good-heart -pdness made him a bore, frankly. And took a lot of fun out of the girl cray kid. Gillis Series. Urnewrd The Gillis ser.es is sort of a phenomenon anyway, being the only 20th Century Kox product to renewed.

"1 don't think Mr. Shulman and Amateau wan' to do a commercial sho.v," Jean, trying to explain Dobic's odd status on TV. "You know if thev made Dobie today, it 'Soft Generation' Target of Program laughed, but there were no tak-! crs. Neither has Jean Byron's ca-j rcer really clicked yet either. She explains it by saying, "I'm a lost ball in the high Born in Paducah, Emma Jean Burkhart first turned to-; ward serious dancing, but as she i kept growing taller and taller she had to become a hoofer.

'Die family moved west to California where Jean landed a job singing, first with Tommy Dorscy and later with Jan Savitt's band. Drummer Dave Shelley in the Savin outfit decided Jean Burk-, hart needed a new name and he came up with Byron 'you get the Turns to Drama However, the hectic band life didn't apeal to Jean so she turned to drama and began working in amateur theatricals like the Player's Ring in Los Angeles. She moved on to movies, "Serjient of the Nile" and the CBS soap opera, "Full Circle." Then Shulman and Amateau discovered her. "You're not exactly inconspicuous," Hod Amateau, who comes up to Joan's shoulder on clear days. "I'm not at all funny either," Jean, "and I'm dumb as a post even though I look intelligent." Jean believes you can't go by looks.

"You take the baby-faced in th.s town. You'll find out they're smart as whips." Miss Byron believes her career is still to come. She she's g'od and getting better. "But I don! have the personality for a star," she says "I'm a very private jerson and I couldn't 'cad a public life. However.

I could play Celeste Holm roles. "I wish Celeste would retire so I ciulil get her old parts." she said wistfully "Or Barbara Hale's 1 IV on "Perry Mason'' old roles." shelters to protect as many as fit) million persons from fallout, is de d. -Several possbililics exist, including: I 1. The Senate may ease the drastic cut in funds and prevail 1 in Senate-House conference. i 2.

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Rise to sitting position. Touch right elbow to left knee. Return to lying position. This is one sit-up. On the next sit-up touch left elbow to right knee.

Continue to alternate. Motion should be continuous up, down; up, down, without resting. Have your child try this at home. If he fails you will discover the deficiency without the embarrassment of discovery front of other children. Have him practice a short time once a day until he succeeds.

Boys and girls like to practice such tests. Parents often complain that if their child would work at hi. studies as diligently as he practices for tests of physical fitness his grades would be higher and life would be easier. No special equipment is needed for practicing sit-ups. All the child requires is another person to hold his feet, or a large chair under which to hook them.

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I SO By LESLIE J. N.VSON, K.tl. 1). (EDITOR'S NOTE Our children, raised in an ago nf automobiles ami itiitomation, are becoming known as the "soft generation." It is for this reason that elementary schools are being asked tn institute physical fitness and development programs. This Is the first of two columns explaining what parents can do to help their child prepare for it.) Many parents will be surprised this fall to find their young sons or daughters lying on the living room floor, feet hooked under the davenport, struggling to sit up.

They'll be practicing nn exercise called, fairly enough, "sit-ups," designed to help rectify the dismal fact that more than 40 per cent of the men called in the draft since 1H48 were turned down, mostly for physical reasons. Schools will be placing an increased emphasis on individual fitness starting with the new term in September. The plan drafted by Charles 'Bud i Wilkinson, athletic director at the University of Oklahoma and President Kennedy's special consultant on youth fitness, calls for schools to give physical fitness tests. Parents should be aware of the nature of the tests. Here is one given to fifth and sixth grade boys and girls: Television Answer Man ce for Then there's ner pac w.i ni.imm.3 llllJ Hie in; ginning of next 4.

"There is no question in my mind that the President and executive department is going to keep at this." Did Not Know Mr. Pittman said, however, that he did not know whether I President Kennedy would at-, tempt personally, through a slate-: ment or message, to intercede in current congressional consid-! eration. He said that inquiries began arriving from state and local officials within a few hours of the I announcement Friday of the House committee's action. In a formal statement. Mr.

Pittman said "I cannot believe 1 that Congress intends to throw away the opportunity to provide! protection for tens of millions of I Americans at a cost of four dol- I lars per person or to pull back after state governments' and I many local governments have taken on the burdens of carrying out their part of the program." Mr. Pittman told a newsman, that a number of states nad Every Monday Bartenders Waitress Night lint urine thr RAYT0NES GROH'S Cocktail Lounge RK 71 Bclmor her the production end of the business. She could put a 'on 2 apprenticeship work.ng for Rod Vmatcau and maybe come out with a career "Sly sex would nit he a help th'xih." she said "Ca.l Pa'nck Jat-kson i producer (d 'Perrv bon'! ziwc us all hope, but she's an exception Without Miss Byron may go like a house afire this season on "Dobie Gillis." Her could be dead. There's no reason why a lady can't make god Hollywfxxl C.ae Refuses To List Pick Rubber Door Mats for Front or Bark Scars Q-i Price for 1 Many scraper bars trap dirt, keeps floors clean. Flexible black rubber, I5x20-ln.

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