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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1955)
;A JirUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22,j35S HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON AGE ' ITVB """" l"""1 V. v'K. "1 . T .. , . . ... ... , : - ''n Adopted Russian Children Make Progress In Tulelake By Rl'TH KING Two young girls v. ho flave known tha terror of fleeing from com munism, who have lived in refuge ramps and who finally found eanc tuaiy in the Western hemisphere, are learning to read and write and speak the language of their adopted country in the Newell El ementary School, south of Tule lake. Frieda, It, and her 13-year-old sister Tina, born in Sagradowka. Ukraine, are now the adopteo daughter! or Mr. and Mrs. Cornel- JT TULELAKE'S FAMILY OF FIVE adopted children is probably a record for this community. Mr. tut and Mrs, Cornelius N. Neufeld, Tulelake ranchers, (center rear) have recently added two iom more young daughters to their household. The girls, Frieda, left, 16 years old, and her sister, mil Tina, 1 3 right, were born in Russia, came to this country via Paraguay. Boys in the family art mol John Charles, 10, in front of his father, and Thomas Howard, 8. Rebecca-Ann who is three is the dsd baby of the family. ' , " ' iHMinister Saves vOOwn Children son Clyde. 6. and the minister's daughter Sue and tossed them out the window to the minister. He next gathered the other children, ranging in age from i to 10. and threw them to the minister just before flames swept through the second floor of the building. The church, known as the One ness Church of Jesus Christ, was destroyed. There was no Immedi ate estimate of damage. .'a: OKLAHOMA CrrV l.tl An alert - -Assembly of God Minister and his brother were credited today with .-..' usavlng the lives ofj thelr'htie)ni,iflj 'Mrlschildren when a jfire of undeter vmimmined origin , Jlestioyed their jiwiithurch and home 1n the northwest i mijpart of the city. 5..T The Rev. T. C.:.Hurley said he s -was awakened before midniRtyJayd Ciiii discovered the livln? quarters, lo hxjeated above the clinch, In flames. V "I Jumped outhe window i8 i-.-rahouted for my brother to thrbwi .-iniftnlnister said. Hetspralned Bfe TiijH t rts the fall. J, W. A. Hurley gVabbed his own DANCING "10 "HI 2 ELKS THANKSGIVING For tiki and Thslr Ladies , DANCE FORMAL FOR LADIES Sat. Nov. 26 , A--..' -,:.v--Music by Baldy Evam Morse Makes Target Claim PORTLAND I Sen. Morse (D-Ore) told the Portland Central Labor Council Monday he was the No. 1 target of the Republican Party. He said the Republicans would rather beat mm tuan any two or three other senators. . Morse who broke with the Re publicans In the 1852 presidential campaigr., said he had become the "Benedict Arnold" ot tne riepuo lican Party because "they didn't own me." Morse said he was confident he would win re-electlcu to the Sen ate, as a Demociat this time, "If we get-our friends to the polls." us N. Neufeld. Tulelake ranchers of Coppock Bay in Modoc County. With their mother, grandmother. aunts and many friends, the girls ilea rtu&ua witn tne retreatmg German army at the close of World War II. In Germany they lived meagerly in a refuge camp until 1M7. Their father was pre sumed killed during service with '.he Russian army. That year, the Menuonlle Central Committee of Noun America in stituted a program to rehabilitate about 1.000 oi these refugees to Paraguay. The men, women and children were giveu plota of Jungle covered land upon which to make a living. Open cabins with no windows or iloors were provided for living Ctiarters and a farming program waa undertaken by the refugees. The primitive lite proved tod strenuous for many of them. .In 1931 Frieda's and Tina's moth- r died and wcrd of her death was sent to Mr. and Mrs. Neufeld who Immediately began negotiations to bring the two girls to the United States. It took a special act of Congress, following an appeal to Congress man Clair Engle. (Dl .of Califor nia to make it possible for the girls to come to this country. They ar lived by Bramff Au- Lines at Dal las Tavac nn Daninmh- nf . V. I itma n.t.A.-, Me Uh KTa..r.ll and their other three adopted children me. them. Frieda and Tina are learning English at Newell and are expected to be ready for more advanced masses in the near future. They are much further advanced In So smooth it leaves you bhathless mirnoff tJu qretrltst name -vouka Sd proof Mutt from 1 00 Jiin neuttil Hlr.o Stt. Purrt Smiinolf Fit. lac, Hutfort.Cwn. Steak Dinner at Midnight Admission 2.50 per Courilf DANCE mm THURSDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 24 DANCING 9:30 to. 1:30 MUSIC BY BALDY'S BAND school than studenU of the same age In American schools. Mr. and Mrs. .Neufeld have adopted three other children, John Charles, 10 years old, Thomas Howard. 8, and Rebecca Ann, three years old. , , Neufeld, a 1B49 homesteader came to Tulelake from Reedley, California to farm his land to barley, hay and sheep. Hits. 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