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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1956)
i. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1956 HERALD AND NEW6. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN Fats Domino Says Rock, Rolf Music' Nothing New they've there." always played dowa R ROR THOMAS "When we play to an audience'"! never would use dirty lyrics. I've been playing for 15 to 16 E HOLLYWOOD From a fel of kids, they don't go wild TheyAnd I don't use body movements just clap their hands to the beat eUher' J j"st e Piana or I . , sing and clap my hands, and bounce a little and enjoy i . . j ,. ,-, vi .. , w Domino is 28 and built Ike his themselves. namesake, the late Fats Waller, He added that rock V roll had .for whose film biography he has gotten a bad name with adults been mentioned. Young Fats is'a years, same ' he old explained. "It's the I New Orleans beat! Rent a Sclnet Piano low who should know comes the proposition that rock 'n' roll is neither corrupting nor new. The source is Fats Domino, Baal mm .ll4 lf rM O Newspaper SPOT ADS are inexpensive repeated dally. Tie .! tWftri iirehui. Lsrmrt oluu .lock la uui put mt k Wat LOUIS K MANN PIANO CO. whose free-rolling, hard-bouncing records have sold m the millions. He has also made news by having , some enteriajners pipy riots at his concerts. ... dirty lyrics and suggestive move- "But it wasnt the kids that omiments. .., .., ink they're doine New Orleans boy who made good in a big way, but it didn't happen overnight. it," he said. Weve only had two!it g0 much any more he Mid I'm playing the same music inciaems, ana twin were i-auacu by adults who were drinking. One was in San Jose, where they packed too many people into the hall. The kids were okay, - but a lot of the grownups were boozing. Somebody threw a bottle on the ENERGY ERNIE by mka& floor and then some others am. Somebody called the cops. "The same thing happened at the naval base in Newport, R. I. Somebody threw a bottle and .the trouble started. The music had nothing to do with it. mt-ylS0 r hes acsitte the vauit and wexl J f mmSSvS JUx SSr I ' ' 8 , "caucruucnon, Mg-TX me pbjup of-vay -a-J ' at r "ST 77ir utvre wu.thb wmx wult with jaw map with imin rB TTP?or V ft .... .Ill SAFETY AWARDS in the form of ha mi went to 127 employes of the hardboard depart ment of Weyerhaeuser Timber Company for a record 300,000 accident-free working houn. Shown (left to right I are Norman Thibault, foreman; Dick Wick (holding ham I J. Vernon Hamilton, Maynard Hricziscse, George Williams, Howard Rose, Robert Huycke (striped ihirtl Gilbert Axell and Cecil Dye. ' MURRAY BRITTON Here's Your Candidate Jamej Murray "Red" Britton Is a Democratic candidate for the office of sheriff of Klamath Coun ty. He is 41 and is a native of Toppenish, Washington. He came to Klamath Falls in 1930, and has lived in this immed iate area since that time except for a World War II tour of duty with the U.S. Navy. He was a student at KUHS, is married, and is the father of four school age children , He was first fcppoirlted as' sher iff, and was retained in the post by general election during 1952. Prior to assuming his current dut ies he was engaged in Klamath Basin farming. Britton is affiliated with the Moose, Elks, Eagles, VFW, Legion and Kiwams, and is active in com munity sponsored undertakings. "We have a capable and effi cient staff of officers , with the de partment," he adds, "and if re elected I can only promise to give the county, the same courteous and efficient law enforcement and crime prevention service that my deputies and I have given in the past. Nevada Hunt Charge Set RENO (UP) Santa Rosa busi nessman Charles Townsend was ordered today to appear before Justice of the Peace William R. Beemer Nov. 7 at 2 p.m. for ar raignment on a charge of violat ing Nevada deer hunting regulations. Townsend is free on a $500 ap pearance bond posted in Elko Juf Uce Court Oct. 22 pending trial a charge of "wilfully and un lawfully obtaining an excessive number of nonresident hunting licenses and deer tags in Reno. At the time he posted the ap pearance bond. Townsend jwas fined $100 by Elko Justice of the Peace George R. Boucher for hav ing two licenses and tags in his possession. It was the second time he had been fined in Elko Justice Court for a hunting violation. In 1953, he and six other Santa Rosa men were fined $75 each for transport ing outside of Nevada two and a half more deer than was allowed by state game regulations. S'O 90 " R S O 50 V45 Qr. fM L Pint t Urnsifh tltllJILP ) DINGY YELLOWED LINGERIE? Isn't It disheartening to see your silk and synthetic whites turn yellow after Just a few washings ? But there's a simple solution -White King Soap. No other type of washday product keeps these whites so store white as White King Soap. 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