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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1950)
.-. . . . r. . i . - - g--Th Stotosincm, Salem, Or7on. Frldcrr, October 6. 1350 ' Laurel ave, is tha mother. She learned too late that a picture of her son, Stonewall, Jr., was screen ed here last week." ", : But Wallace Cowen, theatre manager, traced the newsreel and had it returned here. It will be shown to Mrs. Jackson at the Capitol theatre today. Her son re-enlisted in the mar ines last June, five days before the Korean Reds attacked. He was injured by a grenade and machine gun fire September 4. Salem Mother to See Fighting Son on Screen A Salem mother Is going to the movies this noon to see a special showing of a newsreel that pic tures her son who was injured at the Korean front ' 1 i Mrs. Stonewall Jackson, 1910 Hen Today - 2 Smash Treals! 2 Major Studio Hits on 1 Huge Program! THE LOVE-STORY THATSi LAUGH-FULL OF HEART- TUGGING HAPPINESS f!f ewJSiNy ft wwWP9(ef8tw!?sWiaa cmr & I" II - Extral J . COLOR CARTOO.V Warner News The Gun that won the West! firry WrnlRS KTtHWTOUl ports fas STMT- DsaDURYEA Sfepfen McNALLY r Ti? m sUUAU lUTCHOl-Ma fctaSn.Jay tftfte Doers Open 6:45 on Week Nights the west before! J Paramount presents MM M TTIPITTl? ?T Continuous Sat. & Sim. TODAY! Bob Hope teaches the West manners J ... and he's even got the horses we arm' toils I J ; ; Hear mo hit tunes i I "Homo Cookm" "Fancy Pants 4 Plus This 2nd Paramount Hit! Cm Of The Most Unasuzl Uotion Pictures b Yezrsl . a aw aar m m .m , V a ) Far Toor Added Enjoyment! - COLOR CARTOON, "Yankee Doodle Mouse WARNER NEWS Passengers Miss Death in Rail Collision ERIE, Pa., Oct. 5-VA speed ing New York Central streamliner was wrecked in a terrific explosion and fire early today but its 153 dozing passengers miraculously escaped death. More than 40 persons were In jured, none seriously. The New England States Ex press, cruising through this lake ! city at more than a mile a minute, I sliced into an oil tank car that j popped out of a passing freight train. There was no immediate expla nation for the freight derailment which caused the Boston to Chi cago express to crash at 1:15 ajn. (EST). The tanker erupted in a blast that shook downtown Erie. Huge flames licked around the express stainless steel coaches as 11 of them zig-zagged to a grind ing halt crosswise on the tracks. The fast-working rescuers slith ered in pools of thick oil from the smashed tanker and the battered diesel of the passenger. Another tank car : wrecked In the freight was loaded with powd ered chemical which Fixe Chief Lawrence Scully was unable to identify. i Campaign Aid Funds Rejected By Latourette - i PORTLAND, Oct. 5 -W)- A "belated offer" of campaign funds from the national democratic com mittee has been sent back by How ard Latourette, democratic candi date for United States senator. Latourette did not say how much the fund was but friends reported it as $2000. The candidate wrote In a letter Open at 6:45 P. M. Starts at 7:15 P. M. Cartoon Carnivall Glenn Ford Claude Rains Valli "WHITE TOWER" 0 Dana Andrews Gene Tierney "Where Sidewalk Ends" Mat. Daily from 1 P.M. NOW! ITS HEAVENLYI T7 1 ? aw - - Us . - Co-Feature! m iiumiT-nrfl Opens 6:45 P. M. NOWI BIG LEAGUE THRILLS AND FUN! JACKIf tOBIMSON mt MIMSEtP ! 1 U .niTfirmrn II J III u 1 1 f I Co-Bit! A Roar Riot! Pibc 1U nrV vs. c lvflSi3S.PflBK-- SDBUESbW. 8 P: KL Adaalsloa--Ad7alti $1.00 Students 50c (Tax IncL) v to Leslie L. Biffle', secretary-treasurer of the democratic senatorial campaign committee: "It is apparent certain adminis tration adyisers prefer to retain a political straddler who will work both sides of the street rather than elect a senator who believes in honest government, and democra tic principles free from socialistic influences.' The reference was to his re publican opponent, Sen. Wayne Morse. Latourette said last summer Sen. Clinton M. Anderson (D N.M.) asked him how much his campaign would cost. The candi date said he sent in a budget and was told it would not be possible to meet the full cost. He heard no more until the check arrived. 4 f i Afghanistan Troops Driven Back in Battle KARACHI, Pakistan, Oct. 5-UP) -Pakistan's defense ministry de clared tonight defending Pakis tani troops have driven invaders from Afghanistan back across the border after six days of fighting. (In New Delhi, Afghanistan's ambassador to India, Sardar Na jib Allah Khan, denied Pakistan government charges and said the clashes in northern Pakistan in volved only Pathan border tribes men who are agitating for an in dependent state of Pushtoonistan. Pakistan's g overnment an nounced last night that her north- Red Massacre In Korea Set Near 25,000 TOKYO, Friday, Oct. 6-(JP)-'Re-sponsible American sources esti mated today that 25,000 men, wo men and children have been mas sacred in South Korea by retreat ing North Korean reds. These sources, who are investi gating the crimes, said this was only a guess. "The reason is, one source ex plained, "that we are finding graves, big and small, in practical ly every village and town. There are a great many not yet investi gated." Partial figures, compiled from em borders had been violated by a large army of Afghan tribesmen and regular troops Sept 30 In Baluchistan. Pakistan said the aim of this invasion had been to cut the strategic railway from Quetta to Chaman at a point about 450 air miles north of Karachi, Pakis tan's capital. C0TT0IIW00DS Every Saturday Night Glenn Woodry And His Modern Music Dancing 9 to 12:30 official American and South Ko rean sources, ranged from a mini mum Of 20,000 to a ma-rlmum 0f more than 22,000. . There are at least 20 cases yet to be checked, investigators said. Some of the victims were Amer ican soldiers taken prisoners by the communist army. The total of these is not known. In stunned silence, the United Nations commission on Korea heard first-hand reports from its own field observers on' atrocity slaymgs by the reds. The field observers' reports were read at Pusan Wednesday by Gra ham Lucas, the commission's act ing deputy principal secretary. The commission then messaged a preliminary report on the atroci ties to U. N Secretary-General Trygve Lie at Lake Success. 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