The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, October 19, 1950, Page 13, Image 13

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By Jo Fischer
"Pricei of candy and lea cream have gone up how about
Ineraating my allowance to nearer 90 par cant of parity?"
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Alaska Setbacks
For Democrats
Laid To Governor
SEATTLE .r Responsibility
for Democratic pany setbacks in
Alaska' general election lest week
was laid at the door of the ter
ritorial governor i a stiffly
worded protest by the party na
tional committeeman,
Howard Lyng aid in as inter
vieithe reduction ta Democratic
strenght in both houses of the
territorial legislature we "not a
defeat for the Democratic parly."
"It i rather." he taut, "a
registered protest of the majority
of Alaska voters against the
manner in which the bead of the
present administration federal!!
appointed litrvernor tErnest
Grucntng hts been conducting the
affairs of the territory in recent
year."
The election l!t week saw
Republicans wm six out of eight
seats in the Senate and 18 out
of 24 in the House Dem
ocrat will give the parties
an aft split in the Senate.)
"Democrat, Republicans and
independent voter tit participated
in this vigorous territory-wide
rebuke," Lyng said in a tate
ment which broke into the' open
a controversy he atd ha been
going on within the pcrty for
number of year.
'The retutt of thi election,
within my opinion, constitute a
mandate from the voters to restore
the two-party system. It mean
we must once and for all rid our
selves of the pro-Gruenmg and
anti-Greening bast on which our
elections of resent years have been
conducted."
Lying said he preferred not to
j discus further reference to
' outside interference or at
tempted domination at this time."
He said three of the Democrat
who were defeated for re-election
to the Senate were "hand-picked
member of Alaska's statehood
committee." One was Victor
Rtver. the chairman of the party
in Alaska, l.yng was chairman of
the party for four years before
becoming committeeman eight
year ago. He is a holdover tenator
from the Nome-Seward region.
Hw Your Eye, Lady?
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LONDON t?u O. Bat
mttsen, wha ha been gating into
women (ft the world over for
year, ay women f Britain's
upper middle class have the most
beautiful orb in the world.
Writing in Vision, a magazine
of the Association of Optical Prac
ticioner, optician RatuHen ies
up women eye is this way:
Krench their eye hv a cer
tain hardness.
German too staring.
American "Too intelligent."
Russian "Not iaSiUigent
enough.'"
Thwn,, Oct, 19, 1950 Tha Nawi-R.view, Honour., Ora. It
Tailor To SSVt 'Ftacc JackaH To Truman, Statin
TURIN, TTALy-ft-Prei(tent
Truman and Generalissimo Statin
each will receive a "peace jacket"
especially made for them fey tha
Turmese tailor Aatottis San
ta maura. O
Santomauro m the man who
tailored the social mantle Pope
Pius Xif wore at the openmt
ceremony of the holy year on
Christmas Eve, 194.
Truman's jacket will be in Tibet
wool, double-breasted with four !-
'Xtjgved mother-of-pearl buttons.
f the left side of the jacket
an embretdt-red globe will be
carried by two small peac dove.
Stalin jacket will be a wolles
"convertible" single-breasted coat.
It can be worn either buttoned
TOURIST LUHI
LONDON (.Pi The world wide
holdup on U. S, entry visas in
spired cartoonist for the lmdon , to the neck or open like a normal
Lvamnj Star today, a follows: coat. On the left side of the
A mas in front o a travel bu-i jacket ta embroidered dove ii
reau is reading i poater, which I wilt carry an ottva branch in
ys: its beak,
"Visit the U, S. A., and face! Santomauro, who it famed for
Eltt iJland. hi skill, pecil?ie in designing
mantles for king a ad participant
ia official eeremoset.
He said the Idea cam to him
and h wanted to realise, it "as
my own initiative."
The Pope' mantle wat named
by Santomauro the "mantle of
peare." at tha "aati-ttomie
mantle."
SUFFiRS tIS iNiUgy
Don Talley of Rsseburg rotitc
J t recovering satisfactorily jrom
a leg injury, suffered while hf js
wooing m the woods Monday. Tat
ley received a deep cut on tha
leg. Ha i sow at Mercy hospital.
DRESSMAKIN5
ALTERATIONS
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BLONDIE
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French Driven From
Indochina Border Post
SAIGON. Indochina (."!
France today announced abandon
ment of the Indochina frontier post
of Dong Dang, relinquishing for the
second lime in 05 years her con
trol of the main invasion route
from China.
it wa the fifth post the French
have given up within a month
along the mountainous frontier,
stronghold of Moscow-trained H a
Chi Minh'a Nationalist guerrillas.
The withdrawal from Dong Dang
left ma tor French frontier garri
sons only at Langson, and two
others on the western and eastern
ends of the former French border
defense line.
Langson was reported awaiting
the onslaught of the Vietminh guer
rillas. Most civilians already hava
left the city. Rumors have been
current that this and perhaps other
posts wilt ne abandoned oy ut
hard-pressed French,
LI'L ABNER
By Al Cop?
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
By Merrill BEosser
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fleet bis f itstrtfctoi a "ad bautakaaaar'' tattle: s'tii., Meee
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