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O R EG O N N E W S R E V IE W , A S H L A N D
Letter trom Washington. . .
How to Be Safe in the W aiei
YMCA
By N O N . H A R R IS E L L S W O R T H
M em ber of Congress. 4th D istrict
Ru/es fo r Water S afety
T he o rd in a ry n u i o f n e w s Rules C o n u n ltte i to g ra n t a r«w
w h ic h appears in y o u r newspa o lu tio n to send the b ill Io the
Subscription Rate — |2 30 year
pers d u rin g the clo sin g days o f F lo o r, and appeurs b e fo re the
a session o f Congress m ust be Rules C o m m itte e to e x p la in the
m ost c o n fu s in g to those w ho b ill W hen a ru le is g ra nte d . th<
N A T IO N A l E D IT O R IA L
NCW S PA P C I
B O X O F F IC E B R IE F S
have a tte m p te d to fo llo w Con- m a jo r ity le a d e rsh ip seta a tim e
as Í oc C a t í Ó n
g re sio n al a c tiv itie s d u rin g the fo r F lo o r u ctio n on th e ru le and
P U B L IS H E R S
A TV-actress and a gra du ate
Zf U C
y e a r A c tio n on any b ig b ill In ih r b ill
stu d e n t w o rk in g on h e r P h D at
the "ru b -
t o c r u s t .au m s t R
A SSO C IA TIO N
vo lv e s n um e ro u s »tops
W hut th en i t goes in to a ctio n on t i e
S ta n fo rd U n iv e rs ity are n o w
happens to tlie b ill nt each step bill
h e lp in g B I L L D A W K IN S , in Ash
la n d ’s T im e s S quare, the K ealiv-
is d u ly re p o rte d
S om etim es,
The House w o rk s the b ill e v
"Even OPINION is of force enough to make itself to be a l B o x -O ffic e .
h o w e v e r, the new s r e p o rt on a
er. o fte n a d o p tin g
several
a-
espoused of the expense o f life .** — M ontaigne
W H E N R E S C U IN G S O M E
c o n u n itte e vo te on the b ill o r n
V IR G IN IA
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hen
ONE, STA Y O UT OF W ATER
p r e lim in a ry
v o te
by e ith e r
p o rtra y s the ingenue, M IR A N
missed, the b ill is sent to
the
I F P O S S IB L E . T R Y TO R E A C H
House o r Senate give s an im
D A , in T he Tem pest, does voice
Senate
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it
goes
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a
H IM W IT H P O LE , C L O T H -
pression o f fin a lly . T h e n in the
p arts in m a rio n e tte s h o w on
process s im ila r to th a t in the
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c lo s in g days a n u m b e r o f such
K R O N -T V in San F rancisco. H e r
House.
S O M E T H IN G B U O Y A N T . I
b ills get bock in to the news
The report that several stop lights may be installed husband. D IO N C H ESS E plays
As passed by the Senate, such
aguin
because
o
f
fin
a
l
C
ongres
title ro le on th e “ B ro th e r Buzz”
on Main street in the near future should warm the heart show.
sio n a l a c tio n in b o th Houses on a b ill Is o fte n v a s tly d iffe r e n t io
V ir g in ia w i ll a pp e a r as
of every pedestrian who has risked life and limb cross K a th e rin e , Princess o f F rance,
w h a t we c a ll c o n fe re n ce re p o rts te x t fro m the House • a pp ro ved
ve rsion .
It becomes necessary
T
h a t is th e re a l fin a l a c tio n
ing the street during the rush hours, and of every mo in “ The L ife o f H e n ry th e F ifth .”
W H E N A T T E M P T IN G
th e re fo re Io re c o n c ile the d if f e r
j
W
hen
a
confe
re
n
ce
re
p
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rt
is
ap
A ls o w i ll sing w ith the H A N S
R ESCUE, A L W A YS
torist who has risked smashed fenders or burned out L
p ro ve d by both Houses the b ill ences betw een the tw o Houses,
L A M P L 'S m a d rig a l and chorus 1
* N O L O O N to S O M E -
so a "co n fe re n ce c o m m itte e ” is
gallons of gas trying to get onto the thorofare from groups
goes
to the P re sid en t
A ls o h e lp in g M R D
< t h in g , if p o s s ib l e .
n
a m rii by the u p im in tm e n t <• f
Even a t the ris k o f re p e a tin g
one of the side streets.
in
B o x -O ffic e
is
ELEANO R
m em bers fro m the House and
some
"
p
r
im
e
r
class”
d
e
ta
ils
,
I
gra du ate d ra m a stu
Traffic
conditions
in Ashland seem worse everv ’ a d PROSSER,
th in k it m ig h t be h e lp fu l to w a rd Senate co m m itte es w h ic h hand
.
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e
n t i a
u fro
en
at l S la
ta n lo
fo ra
rd U.
fr o m San
fo llo w in g C on gre ssio na l a c tiv ity led th e b ill.
day. One can take but a cursory glance at the amount of M a rin o . C a lif. E le a n o r has tw o
Such a conference g ro u p has
to re c ite th e steps th ro u g h w h ic h
traffic through the center of town and at the way much 1 n ip o rta n t roles th is ye ar: P o r
e v e ry Im p o rta n t b ill m ust pass broud pow ers w ith respect to r o
tia
in
J
u
liu
s
Caesar,
and
Bea
of it moves and not only feel proud but honestly marvel tric
,ia e in T “ "' M uch A d o A b o u t N o th
w r itin g the le g is la tio n w ith the
b e fo re it breom es la w
W H E N G E T T IN G IN T O
at the excellent record the city has made in keeping in g ." She received h e r B A at
Assum e the b ill o rig in a te s in re s u lt th a t the fin a l d ra ft as p re
(OR HELPING SOMEONE
th e House. (E xce pt m oney b ills , pared b y the confe re n ce o fte n
E L S E IN T O ) A S M A L L
trafic accidents at a minimum.
I O c c id e n ta l C ollege, w h e re she
becomes an In te re s tin g co m b in
le g is la tio n m ay o rig in a te in e ith
BOAT, U S E S T E R N O R
also ta u g h t d ra m a classes. . . .
It would seem that we have everything necessary H o u sin g fo r cast m em bers and
e r house.) It is re fe rre d to a com a tio n o f the expressions o f both
BOW, N O T SID ES . THEN
m itte e . T h e c o m m itte e h o l d s Houses.
to slay motorist and pedestrian with wild abandon. We thousand-and-one o th e r d e ta ils
YO U W O N T C A P S /2E IT .
T he p ro ced ure w ith respect to
p u b lic h e a rin g s T he b ill is then
have
been
a
b
ly
h
a
n
d
le
d
by
have a much used highway through the center of town.
considered by th e c o m m itte e in the fin a l clea ra n ce o f a ro n fe r
J E A N C O P E o f A sh lan d. Jean
We have a high percentage of old people and of chil and husband. DR. B. A COPE,
e x e c u tiv e session and e v e n tu a l ence re p o rt by b oth Houses ia
ly “ re p o rte d ” o r sent to the som ew hat te c h n ic a l and o fte n a
dren, and both are ready prey of the careless motorist. have a lre a d y devoted a f u l l sea
House fo r a c tio n T h e n th e re b it in v o lv e d , so s u ffic e to s a y
son's
w
o
rk
to
F
e
s
tiv
a
l
d
e
ta
ils
.
And we have plenty of careless — and deliberately reck
p o rtin g c o m m itte e req ue sts the th a t d u rin g th is last w eek you
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less — motorists.
I J E
» P A R T | - M E
X. N
N T
-T- O F F U N N Y
w i ll be re a d in g q u ite a l it t le
D
i about Houso* o r Senate votes on
Stand anywhere along Main street, particularly on coincidence
R u lin g s made re c e n tly by O re conference re p o rts
«-specially
Saturday night between seven and midnight, and watch . Clara M argaret D an iels o f
gon's a tto rn e y g eneral. G eorge those on a p p ro p ria tio n b ills It
M
e
d
fo
rd
w
i
ll
p
o
rtra
y
M
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R
G
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R
the hotrod boys play tag with pedestrians and other
N eu ne r, in c lu d e :
is w e ll to r rm rm lx -r , though,
an a tte n d a n t to H e ro in In c o m t T a x R evenue* R ia*
en a reverse s la n t by the O regon
P e rson al p ro p e rty ta x re tu rn s th a ! th e re is no fin a lity about
motorists. The triangle made by Main street and Sis “ ET.
M u ch A d o A b o u t N o th in g ” .
P e rso n a l in c o m e and
excise | S ta te B a r association. M em bers on f ile in th e c o u n ty assessor's
kiyou boulevard, in front of the public library, is a par M u n ic ip a l ra d io s ta tio n in N ew ta x c o lle c tio n s fo r the fir s t 11 have agreed to w a iv e m in im u m o ffic e are “ c o n fid e n tia l re c o rd s " a n y a ction on a b ill u n til the
version is app ro ved
ticularly good spot from which one may view the im Y o rk C ity . W Y N C , re c e n tly com m o n th s o f th e fis c a l y e a r e n d in g fees in co n n e c tio n w ith s e ttin g and m ay n ot be e x a m in e d b y the conference
b y b oth House and Senate U n til
p le te d a Shakespearean F e s tiv a l Ju n e 30 w e re u p 28 p e r cent as up g u a rd ia n s h ip s fo r b e n e fic ia r c o u n ty board o f e q u a liz a tio n
promptu races, although we wouldn’t advise venturing fe a tu rin g u n c u t (th e sta tio n says) com pared to those o f the same
th a t action is co m p le te th e re ia
T lie state board o f h ig h e r cd- la p o s s ib ility o f changes in
ies o f the O regon bonus
the
too close to the curb.
ra d io ve rsio n s b y the B B C o f p e rio d a y e a r ago. T he 11-month
T he association recom m ended u c a tio n has a u th o r ity to co nve y w o rd in g o f a b ill
Police seem able to do little about this situation, such p la y s as “ M easure fo r M ea to ta l was $63,970,602
th a t a tto rn e y s co n sid e r each re a l 'p r o p e r ty to th e U n ite d
su re ” and “ T he W in te r's T a le ,”
The steady increase does n o t g u a rd ia n s h ip case upon its ow n States fo r b e n e fit o f the B o n
anymore than they can do much about speeding tour in
T he a ir is b e g in n in g to cle a r
11 rv fzx n i l <4
r
a d d itio n to 7 o the rs We hope
a ll i t appears X to . «_ be.
m e rits and th a t w h e re h a rd s h ip n e v ille P o w e r A d m in is tra tio n , so fa r ns m y personal p lans fo r
ists or bumper-to-bumper traffic on downtown streets. to liv e to see the d a y w hen e ith e r add T he u p fa to s t-g
ro w in g fa t to ta ls are is in d ic a te d , th e b a r h a n d le legal w hen it Is no lo n g e r re q u ire d fo r th e im m e d ia te fu tu re are eon-
This is no criticism of Chief Vern Smith and his force. o f th e above a re p ro du ced u n c u t n ot a lto g e th e r due to the re d u c proceedings
on a reduced fee e d u c a tio n a l purposes
■ cerned H elen and I w ill d riv e
e rm o b re « , „ O c regon
f ° rC e
t 8 h la n < ii S. ” ° t l a r g e . e n ° U g h t o h a n - on ra d
» io
- . ! o F
» u . rth
n ave
a rr y
ed b u y in g v a lu e o f the d o lla r i basis o r even w a iv e the e n tire
T he c o u n ty c o u rt ca nn ot re 'd ir e c tly to o u r hom e nt Row-
ra d io s ta tio n s have been c a rry
e n t lead is h ig h 1 fee.
q u ire a u n io n la b e l on p rin tin g j b u rg a fte r a tte n d in g the R e p u b
die traffic properly here, particularly without mechani- ‘ng Shakespeare p ro g ra m s fo r b T u he t n o e t m p p ro lo p y o m rtio
n a te ly so P r o f
done fo r the c o u n ty , n o r can it lic a n C o n ve n tio n in C hicago I
D ouglas E x to ls O regon
Cal Bids.
ye a rs and d ire c t broadcasts fro m its have n o t slip p e d .
v a lid ily c o n d itio n the le ttin g o f
T he e ru d ite A m e ric a n M aga its c o n tra c ts upon the use o f the hope we m ay a rr iv e th e re about
T h e S ta te T a x C om m ission is
Perhaps the stop lights will alleviate the condition
ST m T
the 15th o f J u ly I sh all then go
d o in g a colossal jo b . The c o lle c z in e fo r J u ly co n ta in s genuflec- u n io n label
Io
P o rtla n d w he re 1 w ill ‘ ake
somewhat. They will hardly slow down the hotrodders tu rn e d o u t o f its state ow ned ra- tio
by
S uprem e
n d iv is io n , s t i l l han dicap p ed ■ tio n s to O regon
T he re a l estate b ro k e r's l i I p a rt in a “ fie ld co n fe re n ce " be
C
o
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rt
J
u
s
tic
e
W
illia
m
O.
D
ou
g
much, but then perhaps the new hard top races at the ■dio factory
b y c ro w d e d c o n d itio n s , is g e ttin g
cense a ct app lie s to th e s e llin g ing conducted by th e B ureau o f
a s to n is h in g re s u lts w ith n e w las, w h o w rite s th a t no p a rt o f o f ce m e te ry lots
rodeo grounds will draw part of them off the streets oc D E P A R T M E N T O F N O T SO-
L a n d M anagem ent o f the
m ethods o f h a n d lin g ta x dodgers the U n ite d S tates o ffe rs such di- C a p ita l Capsules
F U N N Y C O IN C ID E N C E
casionally.-
p a rtm e n t o f the In te r io r to g e th
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v
e
rs
ity
to
to
u
ris
ts
as
O
regon
and
C o lu M n h ea ding w as changed and chiselers. T h is d e p a rtm e n t
P U D C o m m is s io n e r H e ltz e l e r w ith several m em bers o f the
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n
d
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r
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ay
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m
ith
,
b
rin
g
s
t
h
e
th
is
w eek p enalized the G ilm o re
w hen w e w e re re m in d e d th a t
; D ouglas describes m ou nta ins, T ru c k in g Co. $1.000 fo r n ot com House P u b lic L an ds C om m ittc«-
[ fth e o ffic ia l nam e o f th is com
“ F e s tiv a l F o o tn o te s " was used state m o re m illio n s than
v a lle ys, forests, peaks, stream s, p ly in g w ith the O re m o to r tra n s
o the r.
by R O B E N E S T A R C H E R in M a il
m itte e n ow is the "C o m m itte e on
lakes,
and
c
o
a
s
tlin
e
areas
o
f
in-
A tw o m illio n d o lla r ta x com
p o rta tio n act
T he S tate Su- In te r io r a n d In s u la r A f fa ir s ” )
T rib u n e last y e a r and is b e in g
The Roman circuses probably had more bloodshed, used again th is year. Robene is m ission b u ild in g w o u ld p a y fo r ■ te re st to va ca tio n e rs
( p re m e C o u rt w ill recess fo r its T h is conference w i ll be held J u
W o u ld Boost U tilitie s T ax
I su m m e r v a c a tio n n e x t w eek, to ly 17, 18 and 10 T lie m eetings
literally, but we seriously doubt that the populace of a m e m b e r o f th is y e a r’s com its e lf ten tim e s a year.
for D rin k in g
The
M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty as reco nve ne a fte r L a b o r day
are te c h n ic a l sessions in charge
any nation, now or in times past, has or ever had such p a n y and w rite s an in te re s tin g School
E
d
u
c
a
tio n in d r in k in g is a sessor’s o ffic e has requested the W illia m C (K in g B in g i D y e r J r o f the B u re a u and w ill not be
c o lu m n fo r th e S u nd a y M a il-
an elaborate free show handed it as we are about to T rib u n e . O u r apologies to Ro m ust i f a lc o h o lis m in A m e ric a state ta x co m m issio n to increase was elected ch a irm a n o f V e te r p u b lic , b u t I have hopes o f being
ta x ra tio s in th a t c o u n ty , p a r tic ans A ffa ir s A d v is o ry board th is able to a rra n g e an in fo rm a l eon
have with our national political conventions this month. bene, th e M a il T rib , th e N ew s is to be reduced.
T h is is w h a t one o f the na u la r ly those a ffe c tin g u tilitie s
w ee k
Senate P re s id e n t P aul ference w ith some o f the mem
R
e
v
ie
w
,
and
o
u
r
a
v
id
readers.
We once had the pleasure of attending a national See y o u n e x t w eek
tio n s leaders in d e a lin g w ith a l
T a x C o m m is s io n e r R o b e r t P a tte rso n w ill be a c tin g gover bers o f the c o m m itte e and o f
convention — as an open-mouthed spectator, not an op
c o h o lism said w hen sp ea kin g M aclean said the in te n t o f the n o r u n til G o v e rn o r M c K a y re fic ia ls o f the O A C counties fo r
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a co nfe re n ce o f O regon S tate request was to s h ift a la rg e r tu rn s fro m th e R e p u b lica n con the purpose o f discussing pend
en-mouthed delegate — and we emerged lim p from
W ith m ild e r, qua si-su m m er a l
H o s p ita l d octo rs and nurses in share o f the M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty v e n tio n in C hicago
O ld age ing le g is la tio n w h ic h a ffe cts the
m
ost
here
and
re
p
o
rte
d
appear
laughter, tired from endless spine-tingling thrills, and
ta x b ill on p u b lic -s e rv in g u t i l i pension p aym en ts in O regon are O A- C lands. Ju st h ow th is idea
ance o f w e a th e r fo re casters o u t Salem th is week.
firm in the opinion that the Republic would survive. We and a bo ut again, a fe w o n lo o k Th<“ sp ea ker was R aym ond G ties and c o rp o ra tio n s .
th e s ix th h ig h e s t in th e U S , a v w ill w o rk o ut I do not k n o w as
e ra g in g $57.35 a m on th
felt on leaving, as a m atter of fact, that all was well ers are p u ttin g in appearances at M c C a rth y , e x e c u tiv e d ire c to r o f D ige st o f L e g a l O p in io n s
y e t — b lit I am w o rk in g on it
th e o ld C ha u ta u q u a s h e ll o n the Y a le P la n c lin ic o f Y a l e
with these United States.
P io n e e r street. A c to rs no lo n g e r u n iv e rs ity .
He said, “ We have to teach a l
What we saw, of course, was not an efficient and s it g ro up ed in a s e m ic irc le w h ile
co
ho
lics to m a n ip u la te th e ir l iv
d
ire
c
to
rs
e
x
p
la
in
w
h
a
t
th
e
y
eliberate body of men, rationally discussing issues and
es w ith o u t a lco ho l. T he goal is to
w
a
n
t,
w
hen
th
e
y
w
a
n
t
it.
and
.candidates and hence reaching sane, considered opin h o w th e y w a n t i t p e rfo rm e d Re h e lp th em get r id o f th e ir emo
ions. What we saw from the gallery were a bunch of dis hearsals are in f u ll s w in g op tio n a l pressures B asic a n x ie ty is
hevelled madmen — shouting, banging gavels, banging e n in g n ig h t (A u g. 1st) is o n ly a t th e ro o t o f th e w h o le business
u r w eeks a w a y, and v a lle y res 1 have n e v e r seen an a lc o h o lic
noses, parading, singing, crying, handshaking — act fo
id e n ts w h o stay a w a y fro m re re c o v e r w ith o u t h e lp ,”
ing for all the world like a kindergarten of infant sav hearsals are m issin g a tre a t
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ages, all hopped up.
T he o ld ca rto on o f tw o con
Y o u n g e r g e n e ra tio n needed no
p ro d d in g . 5-year o ld
s q u a ttin g testants o f o w n e rs h ip p u llin g at
As we said, we emerged highly amused and some- o u ts id e fe s tiv a l a m p h ith e a tre e ith e r end o f a co w and th e a t
w , CS hC? tC nay- satiefied - of our well-being. lo o k in g th ro u g h k n o th o le re fu s to rn e y m ilk in g h e r has been g iv-
Ranches — Farms — Homes
We felt that if the nation had managed to survive this ed in v ita tio n to w a tch proceed
Business Property
Craftsm anship plus Top Q u ality M aterials
ings fro m n e w bench inside. He
sort of thing for these many years, then neither war was fro m Eugene, on h is w a y to M usic u n d e r the able d ire c tio n
H A N S L A M P L , h a rd -w o rk -
A ll Kinds of Polish— Shoe Accessories
not pes i ence not evils works of man could affect it. O regon v Caves
a v e s and c C r ra
a t te
e r Lake.
L ake .
ing, v e ry c o o p e ra tiv e m usic d i
■less Kidwell
Telephone 2-G5H7
,, x eJng human’ we shall no doubt enjov the idiocies !
! ong as he was in Ash- re c to r fo r th is
y e a r’s A u g u s t
W illia m C. L a w rence and W allace G. Ivaraon,
Publishers
A Glimpse Behind th * Scanat of
th * Shakespeare Festival
By Don Berg
D O N Ï A T T fM P T A RESCUE
I N T H E W A T E R , U N Í F SS
y o u R i a s t r o n g
S W IM M E R , S H IL L E D
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— By Murray Wade
N a t Principles, Politics
Business Directory
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Walter Redford, Realtor
SHOE REPAIR
that take place later this month in Chicago, but at the his kJothoYe^ rc:hearsals from
moment, not having caught the circus spirit and being
in a somewhat more deliberate frame of mind, we are the motion
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m oved on
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x we
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u m b lin g and
not amused at a great deal that has gone on in the nre- ~ -m
mumbhnB
anri m a rv e lin g .
A Y BACK THEN
convention smoked-filled rooms and pronouncements W Such
names as B O B S T E D
that have emerged from them.
M A N B IL L C O TTRELL, a n d
suurPrised when
professional poli- L I L L I A N D A V IS h eld p ro m i
enX h t
° ? r r ank' bUtWe are sti11 Realistic n e n t places in the É e s tiv a l p ro
T h a t was th e y e a r T am
tion«gh 1 be nPa
According to the latest publica- g in ra g m o f th
e S h re w " was presented
p j " ’ wh,° W1 Wln the all’important nominations at by th e A sso cia tio n a t the San
S th f
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n ° ? u ° n W h ° m t h e p e ° P le w a n t n o r
might be best for the country, but who will be in the
best position to pass out the patronage.
Many of the pros have been brutally frank about it
at the
“
" J i b U 8 e tO°
ve k
r a ,a f 'OO,‘ a week or
8 bie to
T rned' were flnd'" g “ almost in’P«’
sible to make a decision — because, they allowed if
ey guessed wrong the patronage would be lost.
This past week Time took another long look at an
imommittefl delegate — the powerful Governor Fine
no r S
U tHe StOry’ Which - ha"
P re m d e ri o f th ^ H
F ra n c is c o E x p o s itio n and a 30-
m in u te s c rip t broadcast o v e r
N BC . A N G U S B w ore a m us
tache in those days and the stage
was b lo c k -lik e and b a rre n eom-
, pared to the pre sen t version
F e stiva l.
y e a r — 1939.
¡ In n o v a tio n s fo r 1952: in c lu d e
D an cing on the G re e n ’ d ire c t
ed b y B I L L B A L L (Feste o f 12th
N ite ), C horus,
in s t r u m e n t a l
8,r o u p ’ an(i M a d rig a l singers
P la y in g and s in g in g E lizab e tha n
e ven t
M op F a ir o f past sea
sons to be ca lle d ‘T u d o r F a ir ”
th is y e a r, u n d e r sp on sorship of
M ed fo rd -A sh lan d T u d o r G u ild
'N o t a 2 d o o r auto, n o t a p riv a te
in s tru c to r)
H e y-D a y o n ly a
fe w days a w a y . a t th e B A R N
U M residence and s w im m in g
poo l in P h o e n ix J u ly 20th.
P E A R S O N -W IS E : We p re d ic t
th a t F e s tiv a l p a tro n s w i ll be t r u
ly amazed w ith goings-on in the
p re sen ta tion o f “ T he T e m p e st”
th is season. P o s s ib ility rehears
als m ay be closed to the p u b lic
fo r th is one sh o w . . . P re d ic tio n
n u m b e r tw o
is th a t slogan
“ Shakespeare U n d e r th e S ta rs ”
c u rr e n tly b e in g used b y in t e r
lo p in g O h io g ro u p w i ll n e v e r
catch on. Sounds fa m ilia r th o
. .
R u m o r has it th a t Shakes
peare is the co m in g th in g and
m ay have th e a tric a l p o s s ib ilitie s .
L a te st to jo in the bandw agon is
g ro u p in S tra to rd , Canada N ice
to have yo u aboard (a fte r a ll
these years) fe llo w s .
C° U ld b e s t f il1 t h e J ° b a s
mind Or i f it h U"lted States has never entered Fine’s
Oth h?«
? aS’ He lmmediately Put it out and got on
with his thinking on the all-important question of
hC m‘ght choose to be sure t0 be on the winning
Heaven help us all. but don’t lose hope. We've
made it before.
‘‘While You Wait Servioe”
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