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Newspaper Page TextLuckiest Paratrooper Survives 1,000-Foot Fall, 2 Faulty Chutes By L. CAY J. f ALESE parachutes failed to open. So, down FT. KNOX. Ky. JP The favor- "f -":. " j He bedtime story for young par- plunged into snowbank. , j. ir.rn.in,,. t.i Af He was not even critically in- 14 WX. M UM Mrawaua- I J Stanley Melczak-- the luckiest iWei. Daratrooper alive. It is the tale of a guy who Jumped from a plane 1,000 feet above Ihe ground and both his Melczak, intensely religious, with deeply etched cheeks and a voice like James Cagney's, was one of 1,500 paratroopers flown near An- SUNDAY'S BROADCASTS (Editor MU: TO atatesaua -Bsaes ta fsJth the procrams n time as provided ay radio and TV Cations, ant a trans fttimn the rerrasos are chanted without aotl fleatioa thil newspaper cannot ae resaoaslBle. tor ta accuracy kcrela.) TV HIGHLIGHTS XPTV Sunday's Hiihlirhts Channel 27): - 12:3 p.m. This Is the life A wid ow with two children fights a losing battle against despair and poverty, tnougn me Key to victory mm Mop ne is hidden within her In "Beauty for Ashes." v 7:a p a. Colgate Variety Hour Guest lUr Harrv Belafonte. Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy act as hosts: and Colgate favorites. Bob Williams and his trained dog. Red Dust, and the dance team of Augie nd Margo complete the line-up. t:M p.m. Cameo Theater A fa ther sacrifices his prize possessions to realize dreams he nurtures for a son who doesn't share those dreams to "A Little Night Music." 11 :M p.m. So This Is Hollywood A wealthr Maharajah decides to add Qucnine Dugan (Mitzie Green) to his harem of 16 wives, but meets opposi tion from Quee rue's boy friend Hubie (Gordon Jones). KOIN-TV Sanday's Highlights (Channel ): 1:84 p an. Boy Scout Jamboree ttfi World Boy Scout Jamboree from Niagara On-the-Lake. Canada. 10.000 Scouts from around the world in eluding 1W0O from the U. S. 2:M p.m. Lamp Unto My Feet "Label Carefully." a playlet dealing with the fallacy of prejudging per sons without knowing very much about them. The guest will be Rabbi Zev Zahevy of Congregation Zichron Ephraim, New York. a aa. You Are There Tele vision cameras go back to May 10. 1863, for an important Civil War aVent "The Death of "Stonewall' - Jackson.? A gripping story of how General Jackson was a victim of a tragic mishap, fired upon by his own. men in the dark. :M imrlt'i Magic Host Paul Tripp'a guests are: Fred Keating, long a disciple of tne no'iaiiu scnooi magiicans who will perform two sel dom -seen illusions: and Roy Benson, who mixes mirth with magic. 1:3 D.m First Run l neater -The Admiral Was a Lady" with Wanda Hendrix, Edmund O'Brien and Rudy Vallee. KLOR-TV Sunday's Highlights (Channel 12): 2-ia a.m. Stars of Tomorrow Uncle Nate will feature The MiUer Sisters, a. vocal and instrumental trio, along with Portland's best young amateur talent. 4:45 p.m. Imperial Theater Beau tiful musical. "Magnificent Melody" with Piere Cressoys and Carla Del Poggi. 7:3e pjn. Doug Tairbanks Presents 'Street of Angels" with Eileen Moore, Peter lUing. and Doug fair banks. Jr. lt.M p.m. Coronet Theater "Mountain Smugglers." starring Ame deo Nazzari and Luis Trinber. KVAL TV, VHF 13 EUGENE: KVAL-TV, Channel 11 (Sunday): J:3 p.m. Faith for To dav; 4: People: 4:3 This Is the Life: 5:00 Meet the Press: S:3 The Whites of Their Eyes; :0a People Are Funny; :3e Now You Know Dr. Charles D. Byrne, former chan cellor of the Oregon State System of Higher Education, as host. Nor man A. David. M. D.. Medical School Dept., will present "the story behind vour miracle drugs;" 7:0 Surprise Theater: 7:3 Stop. Look tc Listen; S:0o Break the Bank; :J Life with Elizabeth; 9:9t The Whistler: :.T Sunday Showtime ("The Big Wheel") Miriam Hopkins gives one of her finest performances in a dra matic story of an avaricious house keeper and overbearing sister, in a suspense-filled story entitled "Grave Secret." jchorage, Alaska, last January. He was assigned to the 11th Air borne Division and this was the Army's "Operation Snowbird" a test to give airborne fighters ex perience in Alaska's harsh clima tic conditions. The gaunt, 20-year-old private from Pittsburgh told the full story after reporting for duty recently at Ft. Knox. "It was late January the 29th," he began. "I had been a para trooper since November had sev en jumps. This was to be my eighth. I felt nervous more than ever before. Maybe it was just be ing in Alaska the snow, fog and all. But I bad complete faith in my parachute. Everyone knows that the possibility of a 'chute not opening exists, but the percentage is very small. I felt confident it wouldn't happen to me. "It was an extremely foggy day. I thought they'd postpone the jump, but they didn't. It was about 10 o'clock in the morning when we boarded the CI 19 (Flying Boxcar) and it would take us about an hour and five minutes to reach the drop zone (DZ). Air Pockets "The ride was a bit bumpy, we hit a couple of air pockets, and when we came within 10 minutes of the DZ, you could notice the change come over the men all 36 of them in that plane. Some tried to hide their nervousness by acting bored and sleepy, making like they'd been around before, that this was just another working day. The young guys tried hard not to shoav their nervousness but they showed it all the more by their solemn faces," their silence. "A lieutenant new to our com panygot up. We were almost Plione THreat Received in Portland Case PORTLAND (UP) Police today revealed that Mrs. Lizzie Shep- pard, who has accused a Portland pastor of assaulting her and one of her children, received a threat ening telephone call Friday night Mrs. Sheppard, a 28 - year - old Negro woman who is expecting her fifth child, said she got quite a few phone calls Friday, most of them very sympathetic 'except this one. "When this man called he didn't give his name he told me to close up and get the hell out of town," the woman said. She didn't know who the caller was. Mrs. Sheppard, has accused the Rev. Elbert D. Riddick, pastor of the Church of the Good Shepherd, of attacking her and her five-year- old son, Charles, with a rake as they walked past his church Thurs day. Riddick was arrested on an as sault and battery charge following the alleged assault, and released later on his own recognizance. 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Learning Rainbow Sun Here's to Vets failure of his 'chute to open was due to breaking of the statis wire which had hooked his 'chute to the stick in the plane. He was falling feet first, his head and upper body slightly forward, which is not recommended. His position was similar to that of a person sitting, ia a chair. "Finally," he went on, "I pulled the reserved-chute.' I thought I had fallen about 400 feet, but I was wrong. I dropped more than that but I still wasn t worried. "After I pulled the cord, the lit tle pilot-chute, which draws out the there. He was in charge of our I larger chute flew out and hit me stick (the wire in the plane to which parachutes are linked. I was not thinking deeply but I did recall the first jump I took. That was at Ft. Benning, Ga., jump school. "The first jump is the easiest and the best. You're not nervous you don't know what to expect when you jump out, it is a wonder ful feeling. "Everybody was very quiet now. All except the guy next to me. He was Pvt. Dick Brandolini from somewhere in New Jersey and make it in the face. It ' caught onto me, covered my face and I couldn't see . . .'I knew I was falling without a parachute, but I still didn't think I was washed up. Every Detail "The old story is that when per sons feel death is close they can remember every little detail of anything that has ever happened to them in their lifetime. I wasn't thinking of anything only to try to get that parachute off my face and get some air in it. I didn t he never stopped talking About Food "Two minutes before we had to When he finally hit. Melczak never realized it. Luckily, he land ed feet first in a 40-inch snowbank. jump and Brandolini was talking j His hips and knees were flexed 90 about food 'Melczak grinned at the; degrees. Thus, his body was a sort memory). My rucksack attached ; of shock absorber. "This position," to the 'chute was filled with canned a medical report aid later, "plus goods canned peaches, canned his excellent training, accounts for pears, chicken, all part of a pack-i his living." Editor's note: Aline Masby Is vacationing. Today's guest col umnist is a new 20th Century Fox actress imported from Eng land, Dana Wynter. She writes about one facet of Hollywood that usually amazes foreigners the gossipy interest in a celebrity's personal life. By DANA WYNTER HOLLYWOOD (UP) There's only one thing in the United States which has been very good to me that I'm afraid of. That is the perennial gossip-and-rumor milL It's very flattering to find my self suddenly the center of column ists' attention wherever I go. I'm grateful for it. - Proof of the value of publicity came to me shortly after I arrived in New York. I'd done "Robert Montgomery" and "Suspense" TV shows when a national magazine ran a layout on me. Director Phil ip Dunne saw it and suggested I be tested for a contract at 20th Century-Fox. Others saw it and my shows, and I had offers from practically every studio in Holly wood. It's Important . So I do know that publicity Is important, but the personal rumor type is what bothers me. And, be-i lieve me, the New York rumor mill is no different from the Hol lywood one. Every time I lunched with an agent, a TV director or producer, although it was strict ly business, it was made to sound strictly personal in the columns. But to be tagged as a playgirl when you'rs working like mad to learn your craft, to gather exper ience and credits, is disconcerting. You begin to wonder when you see yourself tagged a "romantic i tucstfriA9 u.-ilh q variAttr f moil ' whether a producer thinking of employing you won't classify you as too interested in the social but terfly life to concentrate on a part. A classic example of the rumor mill rfima nhan T WAnt ta mnv fit-ct nonywooa premiere at orauman s Chinese Theater. It was the char ity opening of "Daddy Long Legs," and my escorts were Greeorv Ratoff. Leon Shamrov 1 t 1 WW 1 1 i ana rticnara loaa au very nap pily married men. I naturally thought there was safety from rumors in numbers. But next thing I knew there was a column item to the effect that Richard Todd and British actress Dana Wynter had ignited. Richard and his wife and I hap pen to be old chums. Since he had returned to Hollywood for a single day's added scene with Bette Dav is for "The Virgin Queen," Mrs. Todd remained in London. Richard flew home next morning1 to join her. ; No Femme Fatale While I'm naturally excited about playing a femme fatale who falls in love with a nan she know: is married in "The View, from Rompey's Head," I don't fancy be ing tagged one in real life. And when my agent, Charles Feldman, takes me to a dinner party where I can meet motion picture people who might think of me for future roles, that doesn't make us "a romantic duo." Please don't misunderstand. At this point, I'm most grateful for any notice I receive. But why not hold the romantic rumors until they're warranted, or even interesting? Benson Aide's Talk Attacked WASHINGTON ( A report by the Senate Republican Policy Committee's staff Friday accused Democratic senators of unfair at tacks on an aide to Secretary of Agriculture Benson. At issue is a speech in which Don Paarlberg, economic adviser to Benson, told a West Millbury, Mass., farm meeting on Aug. 11 that agriculture has emerged from a "dream world of high income" into more realistic lower earnings. Sens. Ellender (D La), Neu- berger (D Ore) and O'Mahoney (D Wyo) all have pointed to the remark as likely to become a ma jor campaign issue in 1936. The contended agricultural in come has shrunk while prices paid A DOG'S LIFE HOUSTON, Tex. (J Harris County Commissioners were told it costs 35 cents a day to feed prison ers in the city jail, but costs 60 cents a day to keep a pooch in the dog pound. lw' 15,000 Arrested By .Shanghai Reds TAIEPI (UP) Chinese Comu nist authorities in Shanghai have arrested more than 15.000 counter revolutionaries within the past two weeks, the China Union Press said Saturday. The agency, which claims main land contacts, said the Reds round ed up large numbers of former Nationalist officers on charges of having engaged in subversive activities. by farmers for the things they must buy have risen. They pre dicted farmers would resent Paarl berg's statement. The Republican report said the three Democrat senators "have attempted to make political capit?' by taking out of context" the state ment from Paarlberg's speech. None of the three senators was in the city Friday. Why Does Johnny Strike Out? Because he can't see very well, poor kid. That's the reason he get low school grades, too. Mom and Dad Johnny doesn't have to suffer from poor vision. Get his eyesight exam ined right away, and watch him turn failure into success! Dr. Henry E. Morris Dr. Kenneth Morris OPTOMETRISTS 444 State St Phone 3 5528 Use Our Convenient Credit Terms i J ii ii irn iii AT THE r;diuards SIGN For Fit Style Quality in Children's Shoes You'll be delighted with our complete selec tion of rewards Shoes designed to fit ond flatter growing feet. age my mother had sent the day before. I planned to have a feast after a while. Brandolini said to me: " 'Melczak. when you Jump and your parachute don't open, I'm go ing to take all that food from you. O. K.? I laughed. Real funny joke. "Even Brandolini stopped talk ing' now: The only thing on my "The medics and chaplains were ! the first to get to me," Melczak j said. "They cut my equipment, got j me on a stretcher, gave me some' shots, and soon I was on a helicop ter to an Army hospital. My arms and back felt broken, but it was only three fractured vertebrae. "That weekend, generals and colonels and my buddies came to mind now was this I was not go-! see me, shook my hand and told ing to freeze at the door. I was j me how lucky I was. Brandolini came too and I gave him some flAlltlt f A IllTVtM vl ! suing iu ju.iiy iifsiii awfljr uuii i 8 K8LM Cons'v. Baptist iSalem Acad. (Back to God Back to God KGAI Waffle Club -Waffle Club tWaffle CTub 'Waffle Club KOTN HTniv. Explorer Farm Features lAtomic Eneriry !5t. Francis Hr. KGW rRadio Pulpit Badio Pulpit Eternal Light Eternal Light KEX IDr. Barnhous (Dr. Barnhousa (Light it Life (Light it Lifa hesitate and freeze. "Brandolini was out and then I went, too. I counted. 1.000. . . 2.000 . . , 3,000 . . . 4,000 . . . 5,000. Ne Sensation "There was no sensation when I hit the air. 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For the next three months I was in hospitals in Alas ka, later was sent to Valley Forge, Pa.', to another Army hospital, i "All this time I still couldn't be lieve I survived such a thing. Ex ercises daily got me back in shape, and my back is strong and I'm in good shape now. I was walking within two weeks of the fall." Melczak, who stands 5 feet 8 and weighs 147 pounds, said that on being sent to Ft. Knox he was told "not to jump off a chair, even." ' This has made him unhappv. "I'm, a paratrooper," he said. "I'd like to jump again." mad about1 plaid top your favorite'tarfans With gadabout Wood hue -Faberge's fresh and frolicky fragrance for fall perfume 5. to 50. plus tax an OUISfNtfMr COINH KCOICAt CfNTfl IIAMCN trun mm V ' i . i J f"s uisenberr 1 WiWm 3 4 TV and youll choose the newest, finest fashions from our ever increasing selection . . . 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