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U. S. Senators Ask Herter To Sound Out
Canadians For Joint Highway Paving
Returned Deportee
Ordered Exported
Again to Finland
SAN FRANCISCO, UR — The
Immigration Service again is or
dering the deportation of William
Haikkila, a one-armed draftsman
it hustled off to Finland and then
had to return.
Monroe Kroll, an Immigration
Service hearing officer, ordered
the deportation Monday, ruling
that Haikkila is exportable as an
alien who is a former member of
the Communist Party, who ob
tained a visa by fraud andMs not
in possession of a visa.
Haikkila, who has lived in this
nation all but 2Vfc months of his
53 years, said he would appeal
the ruling. He has been resisting
deportation for 11 years.
The service picked up Heikkila
as he left his San Francisco office
a year ago and whisked him to
his native Finland. The manner of
his deportation raised a furor and
a federal court judge ordered him
returned. At that time he had lost
all his court objections to deporta
tion except a final formal appear
ance before a judge.
Lloyd McMurrayC Heikkila’s at
torney, said the latest decision is
a “hatchet job.”
Heikkila admits he was a mem
ber of the Communist Party in
Minnesota from 1929 to 1939 but
contends he never advocated the
violent overthrow of the govern
ment and was merely a “depres
sion Communist.”
Met. Opera Manager, Once
Famed Tenor, Dies at 80
GUELPH, Ontario, UR — Edward
Johnson, who overrode parental
objections to a musical career and
won world fame as a tenor and as
general manager of the Metropoli
tan Opera, died Monday night.
The 80-year-old star of stage
and management collapsed while
walking to his seat for the open
ing performance of the Canadian
National Ballet here in his home
city. He died a half hour later of
coronary thrombosis.
Johnson will be buried in this
southern Ontario city where he'
started as a choir boy, Funeral ar
rangements awaited the arrival
from London of his only daughter,
Mrs. George Drew, wife of Can
ada’s high commissioner to Bri
tain.
A lyric tenor, Johnson won rec
ognition from such greats as Ca
ruso and John McCormack as one
of the world’s finest. His career
as an opera singer ran for 23 years
and on three continents.
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5 WASHINGTON, <£> — The State
Department was asked Monday
by Sen. Richard Neuberger (D~
Ore) to sound out Canada on pro
posed legislation to pave the Alas
ka Highway in Canada on a cost
sharing^basis with the Canadian
government.
Neuberger was joined by 11
other senators in sending a letter
to newly-named Secretary of
State Herter to urge he initiate
negotiations with Canada to de
termine that nation’s position on
the matter.
Similar action was requested in
another letter to Herter by Rep.
Ralph J. Rivers of Alaska.
The legislation would authorize
appropriations of 11 million dol
lars a year for six years starting
July 1, 1960, on improving the
Alaska Highway and the Haines
Cutoff in Canada on condition that
Canada spend the same amount
for the program.
It also provides that Canada
would maintain the highway the
year-round after its completion
and make it accessible on free
and non-discriminatory terms to
United States traffic.
The Alaska Highway extends
from Dawson Creek, B. C., to Fair
banks, a distance of about 1,500
miles.
Rivers said he was informed it
was the intent of authors of the
bill that views of the Canadian .
government would be obtained
through the State Department.
The idea was, he added, that
the bill could be amended in com
mittee to conform with views of
both countries. But he said the
Canadians “have taken exception
to that procedure.”
Rivers said there was some feel
ing in Alaska that the best course
might be to hold up the Senate bill
until a joint U. S.-Canada con
ference could see an agreement.
Companion bills then could be
considered by Congress and the
Canadian Parliament.
Fine Job Printing At The Nugget.
NOTICE OF HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Common Council of the
City of Nome, Alaska, has at its
regular meeting of April 13. 19591
fixed the time and place for a
hearing upon the proposed light
and power rale changes of the
Nome Light and Power Utilities.
Such time and place are as
follows:
Monday, May 11. 1959. Council
Chambers, Nome City Hall, 9
p.m., or as soon thereafter as
the matter may be properly
heard.
All persons wishing to be heard
may appear at the time and {dace
aforesaid.
Robert F. Scott,
City Cletfc
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