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Convict Charged
With Murder
HUNTSVILLE, Tex. tn-A state
Prison inmate serving a 99-year
robbery sentence Is charged with
murder as a result of a fatal sub
bing at the Wynne State Prison
Farm yesterday.
The charge was filed against
Charles G. Dobolow, 44, alter the
death of Marcus Lewis Dennard,
69. Fort Worth.
Dennard. serving 12 years for
btiriiiary from Tarrant County, was
RtAhhPri With a hnmNmaA vUilm
one of the tanks (dormitories! set
asiae lor uie physically handl
capped or ailing.
COMKDIAN HAS SON
SANTA MONICA, Cnlif.
Mrs. Dean Martin, wife of the
comedian of the Martin and Lewis
team, gave birth to a 7-pound son
last nlKht.
A spokesman said mother and
son were douig fine but "papa's
not so noon; nes worn out."
The Martini hav another son,
Dino. 2.
Returned Prisoner Relates Snow Docs tht
Kill Lite I Harbored in Vfatcr
By KUTH KINO
rin hnrrnr :,nf Three . Finfters
flidge, the lack pi .medical . care,
Uf lernoie, uuevtca wcuiuu. wk
lack of. sanlution, the suspense of
liatAnlnir 1a froAnlna shlnessi ene
rules and crawling lice have all
been leu Denina in uie iuiu as rw
rea bv HosDitalman Third Class
Ted Paillette, 20. of the US Ma.
tines,' but he'll never forget his
experiences.
As a US soldier. Ted is home
fpnm rv.mmnni.L Drlson camD
and has already started putting
back the pounua ne tost wimu wc
waitul mbk in a. mnri hut for re-
lease. He weighed 180 pounds when
he went overseas In Sept. 1952, 118
when released after a diet of rice
and potato water.
Ted. son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
B. Paillette, 2007 Wantland St., is
the youngest son in a family of
eight children. He arrived last
week by boat at San Francisco
whera he was met by members
of his family.
He went into tne service nov. .
1950 and was sent overseas in Sept.
io rnino riirerttlv to Korea and
the front lines, seeing bis first ac
ft Appears Movies Can Kid
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" "J By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD, Sept IS Irfl It
looks as though the movies can
kid everything else but the mov
ies. .,
. The forthcoming Robert Cum-mlngs-Marle
Wilson film, "Marry
Me Attain." contained a hilarious
satire on 3D movies. The .climax
came when Bob and Mane took on
their polarized glasses at a movie
nri nroved to be cross-eyed. The
sequence was well recelyed at the
sneak preview.
Then the nicture was shown to
a top theater chief. He was ready
to buv the film for his large cir
cuit until he reviewed the 3D satire.
His smile became a frown. He
didn't go for the kidding of stereo
films. As A result, the sequence
was trimmed down to a minimum
Well, here I am back at the gla'm-
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lion In the Sam'ichon Valley. :
For 12 days soon after he at-
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TED PAILLETTE
movies
lor grind after basking at Balboa
Bay. Tmngs nave neen Happening
In Hollywood during my absence,
but manv of the events have a
familiar ring to them.
t ... pita. Tfavworth'B In the
ncs -again. It's funny, but that
niwivg cMmi tn hannen lust when
she has a picture coming out. It
must be coincidence.
an that vat Rnors rrrahher Lana
Turner cemented her alliance with
sexy Lex Barker, wno apparently
has abdicated his position as Tar
lan the ape man. I was disap
pointed when they got married In
Europe. I've always enjoyea ex
tending Lana's weddings.
t ..m -nail nlan.ont in the news.
although she wishes she hadn't. A
correction for the record: Lucy
hasn't been a politically Inactive
as some people have claimed. She
lent her name to the Truman cam
paign m 1948 ana ior rjmenuuwei
in won, -. . ' '
m.. nri nntat nf th TfTPTlt nWS
luo ow ,
... th. rioath nf LAWia StOCf?. HlS
last public appearance was at the
MOM sales convention two weeks
ago. He and Lionel Barrymore
were honored for their long serv-
ice at tne stuato. btone was prima
.( 4nf that hat VlaH heen under
contract to a studio longer than
any actor m nisiory. no tastea v
years, and that's a record that
will never ne oroaen.
Recently ha told me he was
studying TV.
oh. I don't expect to set into
It tor some time to come," he
remarked. "But I bought a set so
1 wAM a, sub tn : TV Tt.'S
not because I like it; I think the
quality of entertainment is Improv
ing, but sun nas a long way tu gu.
Mo. I'm watching it because It's
a new phase of our business that
I might have to know some cay,
Korean Assembly
Meets at Seoul
SEOUL Ml The South Korean
National Assembly today met in
Seoul for the first time in three
years.
One hundred ten assemblymen
of the 182-man legislature attended
the first session held at the war
scarred capitol since the outbreak
of the Korean War In June, 1950.
President Syngman Rhee did not
attend or send a message.
An assembly spokesman said to
day's meeting was "only the con
tinuance of the 16th session and
there Is not much new."
The legislature met during the
war yfjnrs in the provisional capital
of Pusan.
P Klometh F.lli
CLOSED MONDAYS
Ben B. Lee, Mqr.
ma.
' iv0 II
FALLS. OREGON
rived his company was under
neavy lire, soo yards in iront ui urc
main line, lying in an outpost on
Ronson Hill while - artillery and
mortar shells churned the earth
about them. He had 11 companions
in the rabbit holes dug in the hard
earth in the sides of a trench. One
machine gun operated In a nearby
bunker.
They hugged the shallow holes
whole they listened to Chinese
troops digging beneath them. From
11 a.m. Aug. 26 to 2:30 a.m. Aug.
27, the men held out, firing their
Ineffectual firearms against the
enemy. Hand grenades wounded
the ' gunners and the Chinese
swarmed Into the trench. Four
men lived one of them Ted,
wounded In the legs, feet and back.
He remembers little of the next
six or eight days, except that he
was loaded on a truck with other
captured Americans and driven
North for days toward the Yalu
river, 250. miles away.
Wounds of the Injured were not
bandaged. The weather was ex
tremely hot. Flies settied.on them;
there was no antiseptic; no medi
cine to ease pain except an aspirin
tablet when their captors thought
about giving one.
A Chinese doctor who spoke no
English treated them when, they
reached the prison compound but
maggots were already chewing In
the wounds and hords of lice tor
mented them.
Ted and others were receatedlv
threatened with .death and some
men who, resisted the . treatment
were beaten. He was, threatened
with death because he lied lroon be.
mg questioned tne penalty 'lor a
lie being the. firing squad.'. The
young Marine, when warned, said,
"i've already lied. I euess vou'll
kill me," but the penalty was nev
er cameo, out.
The men lived summer and win
ter in mud and straw huts, sleep
ing on bamboo mats, cooking over
a crude crockery pot with wood
they carried from the hills some
distance away. In winter, they
dug channels from a pit in one
end of the room, tilled It with fire
that traversed the dirt floor to the
corner where they lay, thus warm
ing the floor. ;
There was no salt for seasoning
and when food was short, - they
cooked and ate a fungus that grew
upon trees "chimkes," Korean
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yjmk' 195 e.
cats snd dogs, brought by the Chi
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grease. They were always hungry
and tnougn svomacna icvutvcu
the fare, a pungry . man cam
what he can get," Ted said.
m.A. TiaT-a niven lniA nf Cnmmu-
-I.. lltarntura written 'in' Rtuutlall
and Chinese, rney saw no Amer
ican papers or magazines.
Two suits of light summer cloth
i u-crn iRaiterl hv the Chinese.
.n. noriHen1 nllt.fit In winter
that namorea lice. Many oi uit
n..t thca suit:! In the snow in
the hopes of killing the crawlers
but heat soon revivea uieitt. sucy
maria thai,, nnm Knrkk of old T-
shirts and washed these in small
pans wnnoui soap, 'iney iu tu
rhaan nn rsTars or toothbrushes.
Tennis' 'shoes were issued for foot
wear.
t- UMmrnhar nf tne vear he WAS
nantiirairl Teri'a nnrents Were noti
fied by the war department he
was missing in action. They heard
in u. afta the first Korean nri-
soners were released, that Ted was
living. No otner news came irora
him, nor did Ted hear from his
I.Mlll, I
Ted praised the Red Cross blood
nvnnrom that BBV'S th live Of
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