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Show DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, 10A Soli lok City, Friday, April 22, I960 Here's A Bargain First Rate Animal Act and retirement next October nounted drad by the Saturday Ql IOC, carried which from animal a txmanship to re Post, Evening Want (CPI) animal act? a piece about the suffocation jturn to his earlier eaieer of Here's a chance to snap at some time alter it happened college fine arts professorship at NY, in 1M2 at a press conference at the Prof. George J. Keller ia going TheBrookfield, Brookfield Fire Depart FUngling Bros, and Barnum A out of business to resume ment resuscitated the profes- Bailey circus, where "Prof. teaching fine arts. Everything sor. George J. Keller's Jungle Kill Keller announced his bargain ers is a top attraction. He must go. More than 633,000 By DOC NEW YORK to buy a wild LEAVING THE ACT Professor George J. Keller, 62, bids goodby to "Kansas, one of his lions, before leaving his wild animal art In Ringhng Circus to go back to teaching art at Columbia University. Some Won't Be In Th' Count By United Prex International Many of the nations noses are uncounted today because some census takers got tired of counting. Census Bureau spokesmen round the country reported that up to 10 per cent or more of the counters had quit because of low pay, bad weather and too much work caused by the population explosion. One Frankfort, Ky counter tan Into an unexpected hazard when a man chafed at the questions and punched the pollster In the eye. The dropouts, combined with the normal siege of mid April foul weather, slowed nose counting in many areas by as much as a week. Chicago District Director James O'Neill said he had lost 300 counters. "If people have to fight rain and snow on a strange job, they aren't as likely to stay as they are If there Is pleasant spring weather," he said. j worth of act for only $15,000. This Includes three lions, a tiger, a leopard, three mountain lions, a jaguar, and a black panther all In excellent and an working condition arena and truck and trailer. The professor Is willing to throw something In: Hell teach the buyer how to run the act even how to put his head In a lions mouth. "It would take a man who has no experience about month to learn to run It barring accidents," Keller said. The 10 cats already know their parts. "I have quit putting my head in a lions mouth because I was killed one time by a lion. I suffocated In his mouth, for three minutes. This was a lion named Big Leon, and he got so nervous looking at the rain outside the tent that he just kept his mouth closed and suffocated me. "He finally opened it and I slipped out, dead, and while I was slipping his fangs gashed me and caused this scare here on my cheek. When I came to, I Immediately stuck my head in his mouth again, counted to 10, and that was it. Never again." Keller was officially pro- - makea $1,300 a week with the act. winter and summer. Why Is he quitting the business? Theres no place else to go, he said. "I'm at the top. I m 62, and it took me 42 years to get here. Its the best cat act there is, and there' no place now to go but down." bargain basement special values travel light in our low, cool eyelet jersey 99 only low-price- d -- washable oxfords ,Q acetate shimmering 100 bargain basement collared I t "vr" vl ui f ) - V 3 ' ' ' -- Tl wA' moil add . a 1 VI B t 4 v 4 jr erdtrt box 1443, 36c poitag, 8c talas tax in Utah, f r -- f 'H A world of comfort In cod bosket-weav- e cotton ot a tremendously low Full cushioned insole end price sturdily constructed thick rubber sole. 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