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ot *76« SouiUesut Cfoeyott Letter From Washington. . . By Hon. Harria Ellsworth. Congressman. 4th District Tl»e House has passed un ec o n o m ic c o n tro l b ill A lt h o u g h so m e w h a t am ended on th e flo o r i t Is s t ill a “ b la n k ch e ck” p la c ed In the hands o f the P re sid en t O r ig in a lly the P re sid en t asked broad p ow ers to c o n tro l the In d u s trie s and c re d it o f the coun tr y b u t said n o th in g a bo ut c u rb in g ris in g re ta il prices In o th e r w ords, he asked fo r p o w e r to do th in g s he d id n ot a c tu a lly need to do b u t avoide d the ques tio n o f c o n tr o llin g p rices and wages T he Senate w ill q u i t e lik e ly a pp ro ve a b ill s im ila r to th e one passed by t h e House. T he fin a l ve rsio n w i l l e m p o w e r the P re sid e n t to c o n tro l prices and wages and beg in ra tio n in g Since the and of W orld War I I tha Prasidant and tha le ft wingers In Congress h a v a fought long and hard, first io kaap tha w ar-tim e controls, than to put t h e m back on. They fought against tha re m oval of O P A . They succeed ad in passing t h a obnoxious Housing act of 1946 which Is batter known as the Wilson W yatt housing exp id lter law . Tha utter fa ilu re of that con tro l law brought its repeal in t h a first month of tha 80th Congress, to tha re lie f of ev eryone. H ut the P re sid e n t s t i l l de m anded econom ic c o n tro l p o w ers H is request was refused by the 80th Congress. He c a lle d a special session o f Congress J u ly 28, 1048 und again dem anded c o n tro l p o w e r w h ic h was re fused Re-elected, and again In con tr o l o f Congress, th e P re sid en t ren ew e d his request fo r econom ic d ic ta to rs h ip A lth o u g h th e Spence b ill e m b o d y in g h is de m ands has been p en ding since th is Congress convened J a n u a ry 3, 1040, the P re sid e n t has n o t had a ru b b e r stam p m a jo r ity . T h e Spence b ill was not considered u n til the o u tb re a k o f w a r in K o rea Im m e d ia te ly a revised and m uch m ore sw eep in g c o n tro l b ill was ta ke n up and w i ll becom e la w . Most of those oj us w h o * norm ally o p p o a a econom ic controls over our free country fait compelled to vote for the b ill not because of the w ar in Korea but because there seems to be a genuine possibility of much more serious conflict in the near future. It seems to be a principle accepted by near ly everyone t h a t we cannot fight a m ajor conflict w ithout rig id ly controlling o u r free economy. So we are g o i n g back to the O P A days. I don't lik e it and I don't think any one else w ill, but the people have repeatedly voted i n t o o ffic e the Adm inistration which has blundered us into the present w ar situation. County 4-11 Clubs Plan Annual Fair August 21 to 24 k r Scores o f 4-H boys and g irls fro m clubs th ro u g h o u t th e coun ty w i ll be «¿n hand a t the Jack- son c o u n ty fa ir g ro u n d s n e x t w ee k fo r the a n n u a l co u n ty 4-H fa ir. T h e f a ir is th e c lim a x to a ye a r o f tr a in in g and h a rd w o rk on p ro je cts c h o s e n by the yo u n g ste rs them selves. O f t e n the p ro je c t represents a sizeable in ve stm e n t. P re p a ra tio n s are n o w being m ade by c lu b leaders fo r the sh o w in g o f h u n d re d s o f head o f beef and d a iry c a ttle , sheep and hogs as w e ll as p o u ltry , ra b b its and hom e econom ics d e m o n stra tions. R ufus H. Cate J r., co u n ty agent in charge o f 4-H w o rk , re p o rte d th is w ee k th a t the fa ir w i ll be the larg e st e ve r h e ld in th e co u n ty. R e g istra tio n s have been e x c e p tio n a lly h ig h , u n d o u b te d ly in p a rt due to the 15 c a s h and tro p h y a w a rd s th a t w i ll be p re sented to w in n e rs on th e closin g day. Each d a y ’s schedule is fille d w ith a c tiv ity . T he M on da y p ro g ra m w i ll consist o f p o u ltry , liv e s to c k and c r o p s ju d g in g contests, sheep and p o u l t r y sh o w m a n sh ip a n d d em o n stra tio n s i n c o o ke ry, d a iry foods, c lo th in g , flo w e rs a n d a g r ic u l tu re as w e ll as a ca n n in g contest and food p re s e rv a tio n ju d g in g contest. T ue sda y’s events w i ll be sh ow m an ship contests in sw in e and beef and d a iry c a ttle d ivisio n s. J u d g in g o f sw ine, ra b b its , sheep and beef sto ck w i l l ta ke place W ednesday and d a i r y c a ttle ju d g in g T h u rs d a y m o rn in g . P re se n ta tio n o f t h e special a w a rd s w i ll be m ade T h u rsd a y e ve n in g fo llo w e d b y a u c t i o n sale o f p riz e w in n in g stock. o Library. H en ry IV . P art On«— August 21 NEWS REVIEW As You L ik e 11 — August 17 and 22 A ntony and C le o p a t r a - August 18 and 23 Comedy of Errors— August 10 and 24 '‘Ashland— Home of the Oregon Shakespearean Festival" VOL. XVII. No. 23 Single Copy 5c ASHLAND. JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17. 1980 Korean Invasion Said Part O f 1945 Soviet Master Plan Invasion of south Korea by communist forces is the last phase of a soviet plan which was known to our government as early as 1945, Jerry Tobin of Medford, a former intelligence officer with United States occupa tion forces in Korea, told members of the Kiwanis club at their meeting at the Elks club Monday noon. ■ Festival Flays Breaking All Attendant* Records Attendance a 1 Shaketpesr ean Festival performances is breaking ail records, J o h n Cotton, association prasidant. said today., A total of 1600 partons a t tended the last three plays, indicating t h a possibility of sell-out crowds for t h • b al ance of the season, ha report ad. People from 40 states and four foreign countries h a v e seen the plays to data, accord ing to Mrs. H. S. Ingle, who is in charge of tha theater box office. She advised patrons to secure reservations early t o ba aur« of choice Mats. All Candidates to Speak at County Democratic Picnic A ll d e m o c ra tic ca nd id ates fo r state and n a tio n a l o ffic e fro m tile fourtli congressional district have accepted in v ita tio n s to speak a t t h e Jackson C o u n ty D e m o c ra tic p ic n ic to be h e ld at T ou V e lle p a rk n e x t S unday, ac- c o rd in g to M rs E d w a rd C K e l ‘ ley county chairm an D istrict officers, w h „ o . j _ . m eeting in Roseburg. S a tu rd a y , w ill a tte n d in a body and le t ters o f acceptance have a l s o been received f r o m num erous co u n ty o ffic e rs , M rs. K e lly said D e m o c ra tic ca nd id ates w h o have in d ic a te d th ey w i ll a tte n d are H o w a rd L a to u re tte , c a n d i date fo r the U. S. senate; A u s tin F leg el. ca nd id ate fo r g o v e rn o r; D a v id S haw , f o u r t h d is tric t congressional ca nd id ate, and S tate T re a s u re r W a lte r Pearson, D e m o c ra tic State C h a irm a n W. L. Jo sslin and D r. J. C. H icks, d e m o c ra tic state tre a s u re r w ill also be present. T he p ic n ic w h ic h b e g in s p ro m p tly a t 12 noon, w ill b e served b u ffe t s ty le and e v e ry one has been asked to b rin g a covered dish. T he p u b lic is in v ite d to a ttend. G le n R ader, M e d fo rd , is gen o ra l c h a irm a n o f the 19-m em ber p ic n ic co m m itte e . A s h la n d m em bers Of the c o m m itte e are T h o m as S W illia m s , M r. and M rs. L . Peers W ilm e th and M rs. E d D am eron. P la ns are also being made by the state e x e c u tiv e b oa rd o f the Y o un g D em ocra ts to h o ld th e ir o p e n in g m e e tin g o f th e y e a r at the p a rk S u nd a y a fte rn o o n . T o b in tra c e d th e h is to ry o f the o ccup atio n a n d circum stances le a d in g u p to th e S outh K o re a n in v a s io n . T he d iv is io n o f K o rea at the 3 8 th p a ra lle l came o u t o f the Y a lta confe re n ce and its p u r pose was to f ir s t e ffe c t th e Ja p anese s u rre n d e r and la te t up a d e m o c ra tic govern» n; .. f o r Korea. C r«at«d b y U N T he re p u b lic o f K o rea is the o n ly one th a t h a s been estab lishe d u n d e r th e U. N. c h a rte r and fo r th is reason, as w e ll as K o re a 's s tra te g ic lo c a tio n , w e a re c o m m itte d to d efend o u r p o s itio n in th a t c o u n try . K o rea ns a re a race o f t h e i r o w n . he said, n e ith e r Japanese p o r C hinese and d e v e lo p m e n t o f the c o u n try has been s tu n te d b y 30 years o f Japanese occup atio n. W hen U. S. forces fir s t rea ch ed K o rea th e re w ere no profes- s i o n a 1 people, no e du catio n. A m e ric a n tro o p s w ere w e lc o m ed by the K o re a n s w h o saw hope o f r e lie f fro m the Japanese oppression th a t had h e ld th e m d ow n T o b in said th a t in 1045 o u r in te llig e n c e section le a rn e d o f the S o v ie t m a s te r p la y fo r K o rea . F irs t step o f th e p la n was to set up a s tro n g N o rth K o re a n a rm y . Y o u n g m en w e re a ttra c te d to the a rm y w ith pro m ise s o f ra tio n s I fo r them selves and th e ir fa m il- ; >es and th e Russians m e ticu lo u s- »X >iv e d UP to th ,s Prom ise T he n o rth e rn area n ea r t h e M a n c h u ria n b o rd e r was d iv id e d i b y th e Russians in to th re e dis- t r j Cts / o r m ilit a r y tr a in in g and b y th e s p rin g o f 1947 an esti- m ated 400,000 N o r t h K o re a n troo ps as w e ll as Russian u nits, w e re in th is area He said th a t at tin - same tim e in south K o rea th e re w ere a b o u t 20,000 con s ta b u la ry tra in e d and equ ip pe d by the U n ite d States. H u m ilia tio n Second Phase A second a n d sim u lta n e o u s phase o f the S o v ie t p la n T o b in e x p la in e d was the h u m ilia tio n o f U S forces at e v e ry o p p o r tu n ity . T h is was c a rrie d o u t la rg e ly by c o m m u n is t o rg an iz- < sent to s o u th e rn K o rea by the Russians. T he p la n in v o lv e d sabotage a n d d em on stra tio n s. A n a lre a d y w eak fin a n c ia l s tru c tu re was ru in e d b y flo o d in g the c o u n try w ith c o u n te rfe it m o n ey. and t h e U. S. o ccup atio n g o v e rn m e n t was made to appear resp on sible fo r th e serious s h o rt age o f food T he d if f ic u lt p a rt o f the o ccup atio n, he said, was th a t o u r forces w e re k e p t b usy f ig h t in g co m m u n is m w h ile tr y in g to teaeli d em ocracy. C o n tin u e d on Page E ig ht Historical Group New Committee Appointed to Plan Elects Dr. Taylor For City Hospital As Board Member ’Comedy of Errors’ Has Popular Appeal D r. A r th u r S. T a y lo r, head o f T h e c ity c o u n c il u n a n im o u s ly a p p ro v e d th e a p p o in tm e n t o f a th e so cial science d e p a rtm e n t o f n ew h o s p ita l b u ild in g c o m m it S o u th e rn O regon college, was tee recom m ended b y M a y o r elected a m em be r o f the board P h il S ta n s b u ry at the re g u la r o f d ire c to rs o f the S o u th e rn O re m e e tin g Tuesday even in g D u gon H is to ric a l S o ciety, In c, a t tie s o f the c o m m itte e w i ll be to the m o n th ly m e e tin g in t h e c o o rd in a te l o c a l a c tiv itie s to c o u rt house M o n d a y n ig h t m atch fe d e ra l funds fo r the con D r T a y lo r succeeds the late s tru c tio n of a new h o s p ita l here. A r th u r P o w e ll o f C e n tra l P o in t A s h la n d is understood to be in on th e board. He is a stu d e n t o f lin e fo r such funds at some fu so u th e rn O regon h is to ry and is considered an a u th o r ity on the tu re date. I t was p o in te d o u t th e new h is to ric a l b a c k g ro u n d o f t h e c o m m itte e has n o th in g to d o area. w ith th e p re se n t A sh lan d G e n M ab ie P. Lee, c u ra to r o f the e ra l h o s p ita l. Those a p p o in te d J a c k s o n v ille m useum , to ld the w e re H e n ry G Enders, M rs W. so ciety th a t she and h e r s ta ff E. B a rte lt, Ik e R F rid e g e r M rs have been k e p t busy c a ta lo g u W ill M Dodge and the R ev O ing and a rra n g in g h is to ric a l a r W K lin g s h e lm tic le s th a t are b e in g donated to R e sig n a tio n o f t h e c itize n s th e m useum . b u d g e t co m m itte e , a p p o in te d b y e x -m a y o r Thom as S. W illia m s , was accepted b y the c o u n c il E lm e r Beagle, c i t y s u p e rin te n d e n t, was a u th o riz e d to c a ll fo r b id s fo r re n o v a tin g and re d e c o ra tin g the c ity h a ll. T he 10th a n n u a l S hakespear A n a m e n d m e n t to the c i t y sewage d isposal o rd in a n ce was ean F e s tiv a l season w ill m a rk a passed p la c in g responsib i 1 i t y tu rn in g p o in t in t h e e x te rn a l w ith th e p ro p e rty o w n e r f o r ' fe a tu re s o f the o u td o o r th e a tre m a k in g co nn ectio ns w ith t h e as w e ll as th e n e w p e rfe c tio n o f c ity system . T he o rd in a nce had te c h n iq u e in sta gin g and lig h t fo r m e r ly n o t been c le a r on th is ing. T h e “ m op f a ir ” booths on the la w n w ith th e ir so uve nirs p o in t. O n th e re co m m e n d a tio n o f the have added m uch to th e s p ir it o f s tre e t c o m m itte e t h e c o u n c il t h e E lizab e the an s u rro u n d in g s a u th o riz e d a c ro ssw a lk to be in and have increased the fe e lin g s ta lle d m id w a y betw een F i r s t o f in fo r m a l s o c ia b ility . and P io n e r stree ts on East M a in . T he p la n tin g s and flo w e rs , in T he a c tio n was opposed b y P o adequate th o u g h th e y are. have lic e C h ie f V e rn S m ith on t h e p ro ve d a w elcom e and c o lo rfu l g ro u n d s th a t t h e a d d itio n a l a d d itio n to th e th e a tre b o th in w a lk w i ll u n d u ly in te ru p t the side and out. W h ile th e c o m fo rt flo w o f v e h ic u la r tr a f fic o f the seating fa c ilitie s has gone C ity R eco rd e r Jo h n B A u s tin fa r to w a rd in c re a s in g th is ye a r's w as g iv e n a u th o r ity b y t h e j attendance c o u n c il to sign th e m u tu a l a id In th e m a tte r o f staging, th e a gree m e nt b etw e en c itie s and im p ro v e m e n ts are m any, c h ie f fir e d is tric ts in th e c o u n ty o f w h ic h is the use o f t h r e e A re c o m m e n d a tio n w a s re stages fo r co n tin u o u s a ctio n . The tu rn e d by the fin a n c e c o m m it lig h tin g is lik e w is e b e in g h a n d tee w ith reg ards to the proposed led to th e s a tis fa c tio n o f t h e m a n u a lly o pe ra te d tr a f f ic sign al audiences ra th e r th a n was fo rm fo r N o rth M a in s tre e t in fr o n t o f e rly the case w he n g la rin g b u lb s th B riscoe school. T he e o m m it- b lin d e d those in th e fr o n t row s. C o n tin u e d on Page E ig h t A n in n o v a tio n w h ic h has re c e n tly been added to each eve- ■ n in g ’s p e rfo rm a n c e is the o lio presented b y th e a ctors on th e la w n as a p a rt o f the p ost-pla y e n te rta in m e n t, a n d the s e rv in g | o f ta rts and coffee. A lth o u g h i t is fr a n k ly a m o n ey m a k in g p ro je c t fo r th e w o r th P la ns are p ro g re ssin g f o r A s h la n d ’s proposed C h ris tm a s w h ile A c to rs B e n e fit F un d, i t is s tre e t d eco ra tion s A b e N e s lin , , m e e tin g w ith e n th u s ia s tic sup c h a irm a n o f t h e C h a m b e r o f p o rt fro m th e a fte r-s h o w crow ds. C om m erce p la n n in g c o m m itte e In a d d itio n to v e rs a tile p a n to said th is w eek. N e s lin re p o rte d m im e and vo ca l h a rm o n iz in g , th a t the c o m m itte e m et S unday the y o u n g Thespians have tu r n w ith the re p re s e n ta tiv e o f a fir m ed p a s try cooks to fu rn is h the sp e c ia liz in g in C h ris tm a s dec lit t le ta rts w h ic h accom pa ny th e coffee. o ra tion s. E v e ry o n e seems to lik e i t and D e ta ils have n o t y e t been com pleted, b u t N e s lin said the the e x p e rim e n t w i l l doubtless c o m m itte e can p ro m is e t h a t go fa r in lin k in g th e tow ns-peo- A s h la n d w i ll h ave s tre e t decora ple and the a ctors in a fe e lin g o f m u tu a l co op eratio n. tio n s th is year. O f the fo u r p la ys presented d u rin g th e c u rre n t 1950 O regon Shakespearean F e s tiv a l season The C om edy o f E rro rs seems to have the m ost p o p u la r appeal to b o th yo u n g and o ld , in sp ite o f the fa c t th a t i t re lie s a lm o s t w h o lly upon th e actors, ra th e r than upon a n y s u p p o rtin g b a c k g ro u n d o f scenery, lig h tin g , m usic o r costum ing. I t becomes m ore e v id e n t at each p re se n ta tio n o f the Shakes pearean fa rc e th a t ‘ s la p s tic k ’ ’ h u m o r is tim eless in its appeal to the r is ib ilitie s o f audiences th e w o rld o ve r, w h e th e r i t be in th e 1 6 t h c e n tu ry a t S tra tfo rd -o n - A v o n o r in the 20th c e n tu ry a t A sh lan d, O regon. T he d o u b le co n fu s io n o f a tw in m ix -u p , co m p lic a te d by lesser e nta ng lem en ts, serves as the fra m e w o rk fo r th e b e w il As th e tim e approaches fo r d e rin g com edy. The p la y is one th e D ia m o n d J u b ile e c e le b ra o f the sh ortest o f S hakespeare’s tio n o f th e F irs t P re s b y te ria n e a rlie s t w o rk s and m oves c h u rc h in te re s t is g ro w in g in the th ro u g h its maze o f m ista ke n c o m m u n ity as w e ll as th e con id e n titie s w ith a speed w h ic h g re g a tio n A ttic s a re being ra n holds the close a tte n tio n o f the sacked fo r c lo th in g o f th e 1875 audience. T he use o f th e th re e era and o ld fa m ily a lb u m s and stages m akes possible a c o n tin d ia rie s are being perused fo r uous p e rfo rm a n ce w ith o u t the possible p ic tu re s o r h um an in c u sto m a ry breaks, and th e la c k te re st sto rie s h a v in g to do w ith o f c o n v e n tio n a l stage p ro p e rtie s th e fo u n d in g o f t h e A sh lan d centers th e in te re s t upon th e ch u rch . v e rb a l and h is trio n ic pre sen ta I t is expected th a t the S atur- tio n o f th e actors. T h o u g h h u m d a y e ve n in g p ro g ra m , A u g u st o r m ay change w ith th e cen 26, w i l l b rin g o u t a la rg e c ro w d tu rie s, th e puns o f the past s t ill o f v is ito rs f r o m s u rro u n d in g b rin g fo rth a p p re c ia tiv e la u g h to w n s w h o are fa m ilia r w ith th e te r. B u t w h e th e r b y w o rd p la y lo n g h is to ry o f the lo c a l ch u rch . o r b y nonsensical antics, th e Descendants o f t h e c h a rte r cast o f th is y e a r’s p o p u la r fa rce , m em bers, as w e ll as fo rm e r m in gives an u n d e rsta n d a b le in te r isters, w i l l be guests o f h o n o r p re ta tio n o f even th e m ost ob d u rin g th e th re e d a y “ h om e solete p h rase olo gy, in a m a n n e r c o m in g ” and m a n y are expected to d e lig h t th e ir hearers. to appear in th e g arb o f th e ir Plot Develops W ith Speed ancestors. T he d is p la y o f h is F ro m th e o p e n in g scene w he n to ric d ocum ents and the p ro je c the aged fa th e r, Aegeon, p la ye d tio n o f slides w i t h a ru n n in g b y A lfr e d W h e eler, presents h is c o m m e n ta ry b y Rev. L a w re n c e sad ta le to th e D u ke o f Ephesus, M tc h e lm o re o f N o r t h B end, D on G u nd erso n, to th e f in a l de- prom ises to be an o u ts ta n d in g n o u m e n t w h e n th e t a n g l e d fe a tu re . T he re c e p tio n on th e w eb is u n ra v e lle d a nd th e tw o o p e n in g e v e n in g w i l l be in sets o f tw in s are re u n ite d w ith charge o f th e M a rth a G ille tte b oth o f th e ir lo n g lo st parents, G u ild , nam ed fo r a c h a r t e r the fa n ta s tic p lo t develops w ith m em be r o f th e co n g re g a tio n . h ila rio u s speed. To some fin ic a l- ly m in d e d c ritic s , th e im p ro b a - b litie s o f id e n tic a l names and c lo th in g o f fo u r persons separ ated b y b o th tim e and geogra phy, seems s lig h tly in c re d ib le . H o w e ve r, th e a m a zin g m ake-up o f th e tw in D ro m io s is so s ta rt M e d fo rd , J u ly 16 — A p p o in t lin g as to be a m a jo r tr iu m p h m e n t o f F ra n k S a w a cki, M a d i o f the p ro d u c tio n son, W is., a s c o u n ty ju v e n ile T h a t N ic k G ilr o y and K e n p ro b a tio n o ffic e r w as a nn ou nc ed T uesday b y C ir c u it Judge H. n eth G reen are o f id e n tic a l sta K . H anna. S a w a c k i w i l l t a k e tu re and c o lo rin g can be accept o v e r h is d utie s here S eptem ber ed b u t th e ir re c o n s tru c te d p ro 15, succeeding J o h n R ic h a rd file s , re d h a ir and voices m ay be co nside red la rg e ly th e w o r k w h o re sign e d Ju n e 30. I o f the d ir e c to r R ic h a rd G ra h a m T he a p p o in tm e n t was m ade and the m ake-up a rtis t. b y Judge H anna on th e reco m C arol E lle r Has D ra m a tic F la ir m e n d a tio n o f th e c o u n ty j u v C a ro l E lle r, w h o is th e dance e n ile a d v is o ry c o m m itte e a fte r d ire c to r o f the fe s tiv a l, p o rtra y s a c a r e f u l screening o f a p p li th e je a lo u s and in d ig n a n t w ife cants. 1 w ith a d ra m a tic f l a ir th a t is en- S a w a c k i is said to be h ig h ly reco m m en d ed b y ju v e n ile , w e l ha.nced b y h e r s p a rk lin g loo ks and b eco m in g costum e. A s the fa re and social service agencies sister, A n n G u ilb e rt, d isp la ys a and comes to h is n e w post w ith p t r t sauciness in ke e p in g w ith a w id e ran ge o f expe rie nce . H e is a g ra d u a te o f th e U n i the ro le o f L u cia n a . T he o ld e r p a ir o f tw in s , p la y v e rs ity o f W isconsin, re c e iv in g h is B A degree in 1942 a n d a ed by G eorge B e ll and R ic h a rd m a ste r o f science degree in 1947. Haag, are less c o n v in c in g ly s im O th e r academ ic e xp e rie n ce in ila r th a n th e ir b oiste ro us young cludes one y e a r as a g ra du ate as servants, b u t th e ir m ake-up and s is ta n t in social w o r k a n d as costum es do m uch to confuse th e p a rt-tim e in s tru c to r in so cio log y audience. B o th B e ll and Haag and econom ics at W isconsin. He have a te n d e n cy to rush th e ir was a ca s e w o rk e r a t t h e u n i line s in th e e a rly scenes o f the v e rs ity c h ild d e v e lo p m e n t r e fe r Play. I t is cu s to m a ry to p ic k o u t the r a l c e n te r and h e ld posts w ith th e y o u th se rvice d iv is io n o f the le a d in g ch aracte rs o f a p l a y W isco nsin state d e p a rtm e n t o f fo r co m m e n t b u t in th e case o f T he C om edy o f E rro rs i t is im p u b lic w e lfa re . S a w a c k i is 32 years o ld , m a r possible to o v e rlo o k th e excel- rie d and has no c h ild re n . C o n tin u e d on Page E ig h t Festival Features Please Audiences Committee Plans City Decorations Festival Players Set Wedding Date T he co m in g m a rria g e o f Su- z a n n e L a M a rre , d a u g h te r o f M rs. Una J. L a M a rre and M r I E J. L a M a rre o f A s h la n d , t o P h illip R H anson o f San F ra n cisco, the son o f M rs. R oselyn H anson and A P. H anson o f Se a ttle . Wash., has been a nn ou nc ed fo r 9:30 on the m o rn in g o f A u gu st 25th a t the T r in it y E p is copal c h u rc h w ith the Rev. A H. M a c D o n n e ll p e rfo rm in g the cerem ony. B o th M iss L a M a rre and M r. Hanson are m em bers o f th e 1950 Shakespearean g ro u p o f actors, h a v in g c a rrie d roles in p re v io u s years as w e ll M iss L a M a rre is a g ra d u a te o f A s h la n d h i g h school and has been s tu d y in g vo ice and d ra m a tic a rt fo r the past tw o years in S e a ttle and C hicago. M r. H anson, w h o has w on th e p la u d its o f the c ritic s as w e ll as th e audiences in his roles o f H o ts p u r a n d O c ta v ius Caesar, is a g ra d u a te o f W a sh in gton S tate colle ge and is now w o rk in g fo r h is M aste r's degree at the U n iv e rs ity o f I l l i n ois F o llo w in g a hon eym oo n o n the coast th e co up le pla n t o spend he n e x t y e a r s tu d y in g at th i U n iv e rs ity o f Illin o is . by faith M c C ullough Historic* Evening To Open Jubilee i Juvenile Officer Appointment Made Festival Featured In Quick Magazine On Sale Here Today A P R ID G E IN L IT H IA P A R K provides a pleasant summer setting for four of the Shakespearean players of the Oregon Shakespearean Festival b n n q presented here Auqust 2 to 24. Shown from left to right are Lynn Glassberg. Seattle; Robene Sarcher, Medford; Kenneth Green. Etna. C alif, and N orm a Jean Snell. M edford. — C ou rtesy P o rtla n d O regonian A s h la n d and th e S hakespear ean F e s tiv a l are c o n tin u in g to rece ive n a tio n a l a tte n tio n , m em bers o f th e fe s tiv a l b o a rd said th is w eek. T he A u g u s t 21 issue o f Q u ic k , th e p o c k e t size n a tio n a l n e w s w e e k ly w h ic h is on new s stands to da y, is d e v o tin g th re e pages to the fe s tiv a l. F iv e p ic tu re s b y H u g h A c k ro y d , P o rtla n d pho to g ra p h e r, illu s tr a te th e a rtic le w h ic h o u tlin e s the h is to ry o f the fe s tiv a l o rig in a te d b y A ngus B o w m e r in 1935. I t te lls o f the c iv ic c o o p e ra tio n th a t has made th e g ro w th o f th e fe s tiv a l pos s ib le and describes th is y e a r’s event. N a t L u n d , dra m a e d ito r o f the S e a ttle T im es is expected here th is a fte rn o o n to see fo u r plays. L a st S u n d a y ’s issue o f the San- F ra n cisco C h ro n ic le devoted a f u l l page to the fe s tiv a l. M a le c k i also re p o rte d th a t a tape re c o rd in g fo r the V o ice o f A m e ric a broadcast is b e i n g flo w n to N e w Y o rk C ity t h i s w eek. T he p ro g ra m , w h ic h is to be sh o rt-w a ve d th ro u g h o u t the w o rld , gives the b a c k g ro u n d o f the fe s tiv a l and a fe w s h o r t scenes fro m th is ye a r's p e rfo rm ances. Jo hn C o tto n , association pres id e n t, has announced th a t a u to gra ph ed copies o f t h e o ffic ia l fe s tiv a l p ro g ra m and copies o f Q u ic k m agazine are n o w on sale at the E liz a b c th ia n th e a te r. P ro ceeds fro m b o th sales w ill go to th e a cto rs' sch o la rsh ip fu n d .
