TUESDAY, JANUARY 8. 1956
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
Alien Report
Estimate Given
Actine officer in chare Jnhn to
Wilson, of the Immigration and Na
turallEation Service, announced to
day an estimated 2,000 aliens have
already filled out address report
cards under the law requiring non
citizens to report their addresses
to the government each January.
John Wilson said the law ap
plies to all non-citizens except per-
Duua iu uiuiumauo siaius, ana lor
eign representatives assigned to
the United Nations.
The parent or legal guardian of
an alien under 11 years of age,
or legal guardian of an incompe
tent alien should fill out the address
card for such class of noncitizen.
Willful noncompliance with the
law can make an alien subject to
fine, imprisonment, and-or depor
tation. John Wilson urged all aliens in
Oregon and Idaho to fill out cards
at the nearest post office or immi
gration office as soon as possible.
He said the law requires that
the cards be filled out during Jan
uary 01 each year.
Rre Destroys
Red Embassy
OTTAWA (UP) A battle raged
today over the undiplomatic be
havior of a group of Russians
toward Canadian firemen attempt
ing to fight a fire that ruined the
Soviet embassy.
The Russians accused Ottawa
fire fighters of using Inefficient
methods and defective equipment
in fighting the 1250,000 blaze that
gutted the 19th century, three
story mansion Sunday night. No
one was injured.
Ottawa's woman Mayor Char
lotte Whitton countered that the
Russians hampered the firemen
and vowed to bring the matter
before the Canadian Parliament
vhen It reconvenes next- week.
Mayor Whitton also called for a
special conference to decide once
and for all the powers of firemen
fighting blazes on diplomatic prop
erty.
Only the walls of the stone and
brick mansion were left standing'.
The fire was believed to Aave
started on the floor housing the
emDassy s coding and communica
Hons section.
Fire Chief John D. Foote said
the fire had been burning for about
an hour before his men were sum
moned. He said he found the em-
bassy staff carrying steel filing
caDinets and armloads of docu
ments to waiting automobiles.
Foote said the Russians would not
get out of the way to let firemen
bring equipment into play until
they had finished their evacuation.
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Funeral Rites Announced
LAKEVTEW Funeral services
for Wesley Paul Anderson, 60, who
died January 1, will be held at
2 p.m., Wednesday, from the chap
el of Owsley-Osterman . Funeral
Home, with the Rev, Oordon Grif
fin officiating, and Interment In
Sunset Park Cemetery.
He was born July 22, 1895, at
Korbel, California. A veteran of
World War I, he was a member
DR. GEORGE H. ADLER
Adler Stricken;
Taken To Clinic
Dr. George H. Adler. Klamath
County coroner, was taken to Hill
side Hospital at ii a.m. &unoay
when he was stricken suddenly at
his home, 1305 Pacific Terrace.
Attending physicians described
Dr. Adler's condition Monday morn
ing as Improved. They did not dis
close the nature of his illness.
Mrs. Adler, who was visiting In
Portland, arrived home Monday
morning.
Flood Control
Help Asked
MEDFORD un Jackson and
Josephine counties are asking the
federal government for flood con
trol protection in the Rogue River
Basin.
A resolution to Congress from
the two county courts asks a sur
vey by Army Engineers to deter
mine the best flood control meas
ures. The Bureau of Reclamation esti
mated that 76 per cent of the dam
age from the pre-Christmas Rogue
flood could have been prevented by
a dam on the Rogue at i Lewis
Creek.
The bureau said the flood was
the second worst in history. The
worst was in 1861 when the river
flow at Grants Pass reached 175,
000 cubic feet a second, compared
with 136,000 last month.
Last week at Coos Bay the
chamber of commerce there said
it. would seek a survey for flood
control on the Coos and Coqullle
rivers.
of the Eagles lodge and the Pres
byterian Church.
Survivors Include the widow,
Mary Woolston Anderson of Lake
view; three sons, Nllrs of Cordo
va, Alaska; Ariel, of Tulelake and
John of Carlotta, California: four
brothers, Walter of Lakeview;
Fred of Eureka. California: Ernest
of Orleans, California, and Arthur
of Korbel, California; one sister,
Mrs. Harry Parton, Areata, Cali
fornia, and five grandchildren.
Plane Crashes
On Takeoff
BLOOMINOTON, 111. Wl A
salesman, his wife and their two'
young daughters were killed Mon
day when their private plane
crashed in a heavy overcast in a
plowed Held and burst into flames.
Killed were Paul E. Ward, 42.
salesman for a railroad supply
company; his wife, Harriett, 40.
and their daughters, Joan, 14 and
Sharon, 8.
'Excellent' Skiing Told
LAKEVIEW Skiing was ex
cellent at the Warner Canyon ski
area for the entire holiday week,
according to James Howard, presi
dent of the Fremont Highlanders
Ski Club,
The two operated every day
through Monday, January 3, and
about 100 skiers were in the area
each day, with 190 on Monday, -
Weekend visitors came from all
over Southern Oregon and as far
as Portland. Among them were
H. C. and Gordon Cunningham of
Klamath Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Hill of Henley; Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Rlckard and son, Ben, who
was home on military leave after
Korea, and Howard Cain, all of
Medford; Don Kistner and Gaylee
McBrlde, skiers from Portland.
More Salk
Vaccine Seen
NEW YORK (A Basil O'Con.
no, president of the National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis,
says enough Salk vaccine may be
available this year to Inoculate all
children up to age 14.
O'Connor added, however, In
launching the 1956 March of Dimes
Monday night; "The vaccine is
worthless until It enters the arms
of our children. Parents must re
alize that the time to prevent polio
next summer Is now."
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