THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24 1955
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE NINE
Judge Denies Sanity Test
DENVER (UP) John Gilbert
Graham, charged with murder In
' the saootage of a Unlled Mr Lines
plane that killed Ms mother and
43 others Nov. 1, will siot be given
a psycniairic examination request'
ed by his temporary attorneys.
Two civn attorneys, who are
seeking to !lnd the 23-year-old res
taurant operator competent coun
sel for his trial asked Safety Man'
ager Edward O. Cecr Wednesday
to permit a psychiatrist to exam-
ALTAMONT
SCHOOL NEWS
By. Shirley Llaton
The last football game of the
season was played with Fremont
on Wright Field.. The results of
the game were 30-15 in Fremont's
favor.
We are now having the Curtis
magazine sale. The highest selling
room is Mrs. Thompson's 8C sec
tion with a total of (450. The MB
section Is second at this time.
Tuesday, November 8, was open
house for the parents to come ard
visit the school and get acquaint
ed with the teachers. The 1'TA
homeroom mothers were in charge
of the refreshments.
In all seventh and eighth grade
English classes we are writing es
says and stories on "Conservation."
These are on wildlife this year
in keeping with the county wide
program on conservation.
Eighth grade news by Susan
Gedney:
At 10 o'clock last Thursday there
was an assembly on Indian dances.
After the assembly Mr. Ernest!
talked to the eighth grade class
about Indian life in the West. This
was in relation to their study of
Oregon history. Also Thursday at
1 p.m. there was an assembly
for the eighth grade boys on the
Fisher Body Guild. Mr. Mclan
non talked to the boys about how
to design them. There was also a
movie in , color. The boys were
given a chance to enroll in the
guild, if they wished.
8aturday, November 6. there was
a playday for the eighth grade
girls of Altamont and other schools
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. They
played games and there was swim
ming. The girls brought sack
lunches.
Siskiyou Airmen
Elect President
WEED Arthur Fish. Weed,
was elected president of the Siski
you County Airmen's Association
Saturday night at the Yrcka Inn
In Yreka. ,
Walter Jones, Weed, outgoing
president, conducted the meeting
and welcomed new members. Dr.
and Mrs. G. P. Ashcraft, Etna.
A report of the trans-continental
national Powder Puff Derby was
given by Mrs. Mary Farland, who
with Mrs. Iris Coonrod piloted the
Siskiyou County Airmen's Associa
: tion plane entry this year. Flans
for participation in next year's
derby were discussed. The entry
to be sponsored by the Siskiyou
County Airmen's Association will
be named later. v
Other officers elected and to as
sume duties with Fish at the regu
lar January meeting were Bill
Crawford, Yreka. vice president;
r-nd Mrs. H. C. Strothers. Weed,
secretary-treasurer. The December
Christmas party meeting will be
held in Fort Jones December 9.
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are inexpensive
repeated daily, 7o
ine their client at th 'rnv..r
County Jail.
ieer agreed. He said the law
yers wanted to know whether Gra-
nsm s mental condition was such
that he thould be allowed to talk
to newsmen, and wanted his h.
havior In the jail for the past 10
uaia evaluated.
But Dift. Judge Edward J. Keat
ing, in whose court Grihain't case
now rests, ruled that the requested
examination was "out of order."
The two attorneys uavo entered
the case at their own request for
one special purpose and that is
to obtain adequate defense counsel
for Graham," Keating .-ald. "Their
actions are to be confined to that
purpose only."
i r a n a m a . arraignment, on
charges that he planted a bomb
on uie plane in which hl6 mother
Mrs. Da isle E. King. 54, and 43
other persons died, has been post
poned until Nov. 29 so that he may
ooiain permanent counsel.
School Bus,
Truck Collide
BLY A collision between the
Beatty school bus and a bread
truck resulted In damage to both
vehicles but no injuries to children
riding the school bus nor to the
drivers.
According to a renort from Blv
the school bus loaded with 30 chil
dren and driven bv Bernard Mc
Nair. had stopped on the highway
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jlmi
uiier. rae Dreaa truck driven by
L. W. Roberts, skidded on the icy
road and struck the school bus in
the rear. "
Modoc Farmers
Hear Publisher
ALTURAK Njlrn n rnm
publisher of Western Livestock
Journal and other agricultural
nublications in Lns Anoplaa wa.
guest speaker at the annual ban-
quel ui me nioaoc county Farm
Bureau Saturday night. Modoc
Countv chairman. Jnhn Tfpllv ua
master of ceremonies.
Stan Buckingham of Tulelake,
Modoc County's representative to
the sLat farm rnnvantinn In G,n
Francisco, gave a report on that
meeting.
Publisher Crows speech was
taped by station KCNO and re
broadcast from the Alluras ctatlnn
on Sunday.
Lakeview Skiers
Attend School
LAKEVIEW Five junior Fre
mont Highlander skiers accompan
led by Don Peters attended the
conditioning classes for skiers at
the Hoodoo Ski Bowl west of Bend
last weekend.
The city recreation department
of Bend is sponsoring three week
ends at the bowl with Gene Gillis,
former Olympic skier, instructing
boys in the proper techniques of
skiing, and racing. -
Making the trip were Don Rey
nolds, Don Peters, Truman Conn,
David Augustine, Allan Smith and
Mike Tooke.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tex' CP Sen.
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24-hour visit with Senate Majority
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deer hunt on which Kefauver
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duty today In New Castle because
of a new outbreak of violenc In
the Perfect Circle Corp. foundry
strike.
Gov. George N. Craig called out
85 offlcera and men of Co. D. 152nd
Infantry, from Connersvllle, JO
miles away, after a wave of win
dow amashlngs and ahotgunnings
of nonstrlkera' homes.
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