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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1954)
I PAGE SIXTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 1954 "DENNIS THE MENACE" ' Did "cxjr CW)Dy send ou in here eo he CAN CCWE AFTER )OU?' Court Records MUNICIPAL COURT William Earl Ryan, vagrancy, hear ir.K novemuer iu, oau Jamca While, vagrancy, pleaded not guilty htarlnf November 10. ball $100. Pedro Cor lei, drunk, 2S or 12!a dayi. Gale Bumi Stewart, drunk driving, pleaded not guilty, hearing 4 p.m. No v ember 10. A if omo Swells, drunk, $25 or 12'4 dayi. Tom Brown, drunk, $25 or 12 '4 dayi. Rudy Cheraldo, drunk, $25 ball for feited. William Bernard Collini, drunk, 925 or 12'i dayi. Darwin Green, driving with ebitruct td view, $5 ball iorlclted. DISTRICT COURT Jack Burden, xlt overload, $27 ball forfeited. Jack Burden, axle overload, $05 ball forfeited. Elmer Lee Dunkin, driving while ln toxlrated, $75 paid, resettled irom Coun ty Jail. Ronald Dean Cheyne. Inadequate I lop light, $T50 bail forfeited. I Prntlc Franklin White, falie appli cation hunting lfcenae, $100 paid, re leased irom County Jail. Roland John Schlll, no P.U.C. per mit, $15 paid. Harmon Blaine Cress; axle overload $31 bail forfeited. Terry Bimon francls, no tall light. $3 paid. Dewey Clifton Hightower, axle Overload, $20 ball forfeited. Harold Henry Clark, violation basic rule, $10 paid. Alfred Ray Allitott, violation basic rule. $10 paid- Duane Edwin Reeder. no registra tion card, $5 ball forfeited. Robert Wills Weschke, violation bas ic rule, W paid. gajtgyfrom 39.95 Ifoldi anylhlni- in this store Tl ChMstirm ERNIE'S Bike & Hobby Shop Toys 711 Klamath dikes Hirsch Plans Show Career After Hanging Up Uniform HOLLYWOOD t Elroy Hirsch says his decision to quit tootball will open the way ipr a full-time career before rr.avie and television cameras. Hie star pass catcher for the Los Angeles Rams announced last week that he was quitting pro foot ball "because the thrill has gone out of the game." But there arc other reasons too personal rea sons, and his urge for a chance at a show business career. When he explained that he was hanging up his uniform at the end of this season he told how he fell about football: "Pro ball has changed in the last sea.'on or two. There Used to be fun in the game. You looked forward to each game with a con siderable thrill. You had friends on the other teams in the league even though the friendship ended temporarily the minute the game started. You didn't see the other team using rough stuff to 'get' cer tain star players. ''That's changed now. There Ls r. tremendous pressure to win or else. It used to be that you played WARNING MANILA Wl Sen. Claro M. Recto said Monday if Japan will not increase its reparations offer, the Philippines should "sever our diplomatic and economic relations with Japan." like the dickens only in the 1: league games. But now the pres sure is on to win the exhibition games loo. In a city with good cli mate like Los Angeles, team has to make a good preseason snow- in? in order to get good season ticket sales. "I still get that uneasy feeling in my stomach before a game But now I don't get that thrill of anticipation that I used to. I get up in the morning before a game and have a scrambled egg. some toast and tea, then I can't eat anything more. I go out to the stadium without any great expectation. "If there's no more fun in the game, that's the time to quit. I love football. Directly or indirect ly, it has brought me everything I own in life. I want to leave it with a good feeling." KJi sfvy Relieve Suffering Fast-Effectlwaty with Mallory's Money Savers Pork Roasts -39c J mp Tenderiied, Swifr'i EEr QTN Premium, Small Size Lb. Q3C Bacon v 55c Farm Freih Eqqs " 395c 2"95c Larae Hens- -29c Manning's Coffee -99c Mallory's Y Market Merrill-Lakeview Junction And 3801 Altamont Drive Re-elect Ed Geary a , - - on his record State Representative for Klamath County Ed Geary served on: House Highway Comm., Choir. House Tax Committee House Education Committee House State and Federal Affairs Committee Now Chairman Legislative Interim Highway Committee. Active in the development ot KlamatS Count for 34 year. Veteran of World War I. Pd. Adv. Ed Geary f SSX -v - - C7 9th and Pine Phone 3188 SAVE $13 MANNING BOWMAN MIXER 147 WAS 26.95 . . . . . . NOW 13 Special Purchase Limited Number Lightweight, Portable, Ready to Use Handy Storage-Mixer Bowl Included Powerful 3-Speed Motor for AC or DC Extra Long Design Allows Deep-Mixing Adjustable Handle-Fits on top or side The famed "Craiylegs" denied that a pnysical slowdown prompted his dectaion. "I'm having a much better season this year than I did last, when I had a lot of injunies," he remarked. "I still feel that I could keep up with the other boys." About that show bis career. He has worked for the local ABC radio and TV stations and plans have been ready for a network show But nothing could be done as long as he was committed to the Rams. Now he can proceed with his ambitions as a sportscaster. And his career as a movie actor is coming along nicely. He started by portraying himself in the suc cessful "Craiylegs." He'll soon be seen in a dramatio role as one ol the prisoners in "Unchained." ST.JOiePH 1 DOSAGE . i .nS'rMILPM.lJ 9th and Pine 7 j Phone 3188 2 SIMMONS TWIN OUTFITS $99 1 r - ' -war-, ,4r.i. wyvp 1 js "Jnf 2 seta $88 and (a. "" if U I AcWr..i i I Ciry. 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