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Newspaper Page Text6 B MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOim. fHa, eTEPTTESPAT. ATJGUST 31. I9fin pj rot.yf vnu WAib i niounLi recur irriLr, one p Entertainment, Horse Shows, Speeches Feature Oregon State Fair 'Rotsa Ruck' Catchline Rocketed Cometlv Team to National Fam Salem -(UPD- Politicians, top notch stage entertainment horse races, rodeo and horse show will vie with the tradi tional winning products of Oregon fields and homes for attention at the 1960 State Fair which opens here Friday lor a nine day run. Democratic Presid e n t i a 1 Judge Millard Returns To Bench Grants Pass Josephine County Circuit Judge Orval J. Millard returned to his bench here this week after four months as a justice, pro tern with the Oregon Supreiii' twin. He served with the high court In Pendleton and Salem and during a part pi August was on a vacation trip in Brit' jtii uommma. Judge Millard said, that when he and Circuit Judge James W. Crawford of Port- jana were first assigned as justices pro tern in March, 3850, (he State Supreme court docket was two years behind When actual hearing of cases recessed on Aug. 1 this year, he said, the docket was six months behind. Various circuit court Judges from tlv elate have been helping out tie Justices pro tern for about 17 months, . Since May I, Judge Millard who served his second sosbIoii ns Justine pro tern, and Judge Ralph M. Holman of Oregon iny nave been assisting iiv high court. candidate John Kennedy will make a speech at the fair grounds Wednesday after- VARIETY'S THE SPICE London - lUPI) - A smartly dressed woman looking at a reproduction of Renoir's Les Parapluies at the National Gallery bookstall, asked the clerk "have you got it in any other colors?" Buffalo. N.Y.-IUPII-Jimmy Slattery, 56. one-time light heavyweight champion, died Tuesday in his sleep. noon, Sept. 7 and Hawaii's Re publican Gov. William Qulnn will attend the fair the Satur day after the opening. Louis Armstrong will head the star studded revue at the fair this year with complete shows being given both in the afternoon and evening. The popular dancing water ballet will return again this year after a two year absence. Fair goers will have the un usual opportunity to compare the progress in Oregon homes over 100 years. A $35,000 model home has been constructed on the fair grounds and nearby will be the pioneer farmstead of the 1860s constructed by the Ore gon State Grange which shows living facilities of a century ago. Racing At Lone, Oak Horse racing will be held every afternoon except Sun day at the Lone Oak track with thoroughbreds and har ness horses competing for $46,- 000 in prizes. The rodeo and horses how have been split into separate HUNTS 'SNOWMAN' Singapore-IUPi- Sir Edniond Hillary arrived here Tuesday night on the first leg of his expedition to the Himalayas in search of the "abominable snowman." Hillary said he did not know whether the crea tuiB exists or not-but prom ised "we'll have a jolly good look." events this year instead of be ing combined nightly as in re. cent years. The rodeo events will be held the first five days of the fair and the horse show the remaining four. Points earned by riders in the rodeo will count toward the national championship. One of the' moat popular fair events the flower show will have the theme of "Autumn Treasures" and will be held around a 50-foot lake encircling a 10-foot fountain. Again there will be special salons to exhibit art, photog raphy, and color slides. Nearly 2,000 animals have been entered in the open divi sion livestock show this year and hundreds more will be shown by 4-H and FFA exhibi tors. Announcement of Queen of the Kitchen Sept. 5 will high light the foods exhibit and the women with the most points in the textile division will win a sewing machine. Each day at the fair has has been given a special desig nation with added activities They include: Sept. 2 Alaska and Hawaii Day. Sept. 3 Mayors Day. Sept. 4 Go to church at the Fair Day. Sept. 5 C e n t u r y Farm Day. Sept. 7 Governors Day, also Legislators Day. Sept. 8 Children's Day. Sept. 9 Boy Scout Day. Sept. 10 4-H awards Day. Bootlegger Wanted To Test-Drive Car Montgomery, Ala. -(UPD-car dealer Ralph Smith went to court Tuesday to demand that state Alcoholic Beverage con trol agenis return a car whose driver was accused of carry. -vhis- ing 25 gallons of illegal key. Smith said the driver told him he merely wanted to trjr out the car before deciding whether to buy it. By DOC QUIGG United Press International New York - IUPD - This is a story about a couple who have had rotsa ruck (their own catchline, which is now a na tional saying). But they've had it only since they got married. "Rotsa ruck is really our rife story," said Mimi Hines. "Our married rife, I mean. Make a good title for a book, wouldn't it: 'Rotsa Ruck,' and then the subtitle, 'The Story of Our Rife.' "We had a lot of bad luck mi we met. nut ever since, we've had nothing but good luck, good times and warm feelings. Good and kind things began happing to us when we married-long before our big TV splash two years ago. I think it is because people sense that we are so close to each other and get so much from each other that we don't seek anything from anybody else." The couple under discussion is the remarkable comedy team of Ford arid Hines which exploded onto the national entertainment scene with one appearance on the Jack Paar show two years ago. They cel ebrated the second anniver sary of their being discovered by appearing on last Sunday's Ed Sullivan show. And the thing they did is what they call their "Sayo nara bit," in which the "rotsa ruck" saying was born - the phrase is, of course, a lam poon on a Japanese dialeticai version of "lots of luck.'' It was their 12th Sullivan show appearance and the fourth on the show of the Sayonara bit. The routine was invented for their part in a Copacabana night club show a couple of years ago, and they shortened it to five min utes and went on TV. Sullivan invited them back three months later with the same skit, to which they had added new material. The third appearance was a running of the tape Sullivan nad made of their second live appearance, and Sunday he reran the same tape. Mean time, ' in night clubs, Phil Ford, who writes their acts, is Mr Force Scores Titan Success Cape Canaveral. Flu. IUPII The Air Force soared another military test suooesj with Its Tllun InlaroontlnenUI ballls. tia missile Tuesday but gave up an attempt to recover data capsule which rode In the rocket's nose cone. The 68-foot missile, giant of America's growing arsenal of nuclear weapons, hurled the nose cone 5,000 miles down the Atlantic Missilo Range in a high-altitude shot. The capsule rode along to study effects of heat on the nose cone as it re-entered the atmosphere above the South Atlantic near Ascension Island, west of Africa. Recovery crews stationed down-range gave up the search for the capsule when it had not been found five hours after the test. . However, the Air Force said the missile hit on target 'She hlgh-trajeclory shot was planned to find QUI how much punishment the nose cone which would carry a nuclear warhead in event of war, could take. Applications Being Taken For Courses Registrations are now being accepted for automotive me. elianics and electronics cur- riculums, according to the adult education department at the Medford High school, ' The automotive mechanics and electronics courses are two-year programs consisting of evening glasses which are designed to meet the needs of parsons preparing for employ ment In nils trade, The electronics mnntie will prepare poisons for employ mont as highly skilled lech. nlplans In the electronic In dustry. It will also provide op portunltles for those persons already engaged In technical occupations to obtain further training that' will help them advance In their employment, aucording to Lindsay Vinsel, director of the adult educa tion department. The courses will begin Supt. 111. Persons are encouraged to make application as soon as pusslblo. Brochures and application foini may be obtained at the uilult education office of the Medford High school, 815 Komh Oakdale ave., between 8 a.m.' "d 8 p.m. Monday through Friday, Additional In formation may be obtained from" t h e department at SPring 3-5341. Charges Against Inmate Dismissed Pni'tland-IUPI) - Hint charges were dismissed Tuesday awinst Larry Q- Glenn, 24, an inmate , of : Rooky Butte jail, following a guilty plea by Glenn to a charge, of bur glary. . Glenn was sentenced to four yeari in the Oregon state penitentiary on Ihe burglary count. Glenn was.one of the Rocky Butte inmates charged with kidnap and assault In con nection with a riot at Rocky Butte Jail earlier this month. EES constantly changing and up dating the material in Sayo nara. I had lunch with these two sprites, and, if you don't mind a personal opinion, they're one of the nicest-and funniest -couple I ever met. They've been comic partners eight years, married for six. For years they lived out of a sta tion wagon, working small clubs across the country. Mimi Hines, who comes from a family of theater peo ple and singers and who was shoved on-stage in British Co lumbia at the age of 2 to sing "Chattanooga Choo Choo," is as hilarious off-stage as she is on, with the same shrill laugh and the exquisitely pretty but wonderfully clownish face, complete with the famous pro truding teeth. "It's'been flattering to hear how many comedians have used 'rotsa ruck,' " she said. "Benny and Caesar used it, and also Sinairo. Everybody's doin' it. I saw a woman on the street whackin' her kid on the head the other day, trying to get him in a cab. He was say ing, 'I don't wanna go.' She whacked him and pushed him in and said, 'rotsa ruck.' " During their years in the station wagon, they averaged IKE GETS TAX BILL Washington -IUPU - Congress sent to President Eisenhower Tuesday legislation that would provide an estimated $20 million to $40 million an nual tax relief to certain American corporations operat ing abroad. 60,000 miles a year. Shortly after they were married a woman gave them a French poodle named Lili. A year la ter a man gave them a big poodle named Mor.te. Soon, they were traveling with two dogs and 12 pups. In all, Lili had 30 pups before they de cided to give Monte to a friend in Chicago. Now when Monte hears Mimi's voice on television he goes and looks behind the set and under it and claws at the picture lube. 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Guarantee 19.95 Value 1488 Reg. 1.08 Champion SPARK PLUGS ONLY DOOR MIRROR White or Natural Frame 5.95 Value 099 EACH ALL FACTORY NEWI DAFFODIL BULBS Dozen POP CORN 2 Pounds Values to 3.95 CANVAS SHOES Ladies', Men's, Boy.' and Girl.' 10 CHIFFON LIQUID i pt., or. SALT WATER TAFFY . .... u 1 Self Styling HAIR , , SPRAY Reg. 1.50 said Miss Hines. "It was a new experience for ire. The first litter was 12 pups. I kept re porting the progress to Phil, , who was in the next room. I would yell out, 'Here's num ber eight . . . here's number . nine . . .' And finally Phil yelled back, 'Oh, tell her to knock it off!' " Banker Predicts ; Less Stability In ; Business Cycle Portland - IUPD - A Seattle' banker Tuesday predicted "less stability in the business cycle" in the 1960s with a recession but no major de pression. Miner Baker, speaking to the convention of the Assocl-' ation of State Planning and Development Amnrio, t,o said he believed the 1960s nave been over-rated as a dec-, ade of great growth. He said he believes there will be an Increase in the per capita pro duction of civilian goods of 12 per cent compared to a 19 per cent increase in the 1950s and 31 per cent in the 1940s. Business, he sniH nan ' for a period of "'somewhat less growth- than some have foreseen with more stability -in prices and less stability in the business cycle than in the : past two decades. End to Labor Shortage He said the relative short age of labor of the past 20 years Is "rapidly coming to . an end." He predicted a huge Increase in the productive age group, creating more compe tition for jobs. These factors, he said, prob ably will bring on a severe -recession but no major de pression. State planning and develop- ment groups, he said, can con tribute materially to indus trial development "if they do not use political or provincial approaches." He criticized agencies which "go through the motions to build a politi-' cal record," and of the uses' of such giveaways and subsl- ' dies as public credit for pri vate purposes, free land and tax concessions as lures to ' new industry, "All such tactics should be measured against the stand ard, 'would this be sound if ! adopted in every other state?' " Delegates picked Florida as the 1961 convention site but did not name the city, Vet Payments Increased Bylaw Severely disabled Veterans may be eligible for an in-; creased rate of compensation, as the result of recent action -by Congress, S. T. Brannock, contact representative, VA ' Domiciliary, White City, said , today. Brannock ' explained that the new law provides a spe cial rate of monthly compen sation amounting to $26S for, veterans with service-connected total disabilities who also ,' have service . connected dls abilities independently rata- ' ble at 60 per cent or more or ; who are permanently house bound because of their service-connected disabilities. " ' The law also provides a spe-' e i a 1 monthly compensation rate of $212 in cases where, the total service-connected disability was Incurred in peacetime service. Neither age nor employabil-' Hy are considered in deter mining eligibility for the new special rates of compensation, . Brannock stated. A veteran is considered to be "permanently housebound'' if, he is confined for the most, part to his house or immedl-. ate premises due to hh serv-ice-conected disability and if I the disablement is reasonably 1 certain to remain throughout the veteran's life. . Kennedy's Oregon Itinerary Listed Portland - fllPI) . San Tw Kennedy,. Democratic presi dential nominee, will be Intro duced by Oregon Conjresa-; woman Edith'Grecn at a giant , tvenneay rally at the Public Auditorium here Sept. 7. ' The rallv. nnen free tr, n, 7 public, will start at 8 p.m. At- torney ueneral Robert Y. Thornton will he m ' ceremonies. The rally will cap a strenu ous day of campaign activity for the Ma&aaehiiMt.e a....- - ucnawr who won in the Oregon Demo-' crane primary in May. his scneauie begins with a' Dublic meeting In F,,.- noon, a speech at the State Fair in Salem in the afternoon and a Labor dinner at the Multnomah Hotel here at a p.m. A