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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY. AUO. 14. 1052
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GEN. DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER peers around the side of a
rug frame to watch a Navajo woman weave a rug at the Ex
hibit hall of the Inter-Tribal Indian ceremonial in Gallup, N. M.,
which the GOP presidential nominee attended.
Grants Pass Plant Develops
GRANTS PASS UB Plans for commissioner decides If It looks like
hard board plant here to use
wood waste, first advanced two
years ago by the Chamber of Com
merce, reached the money-raising
stage Tuesday night.
Charles R. Cooley, local lumber
man who beads a temporary or
ganization set up to arrange fi
nancing, said this was the status:
There is an option on a site
three miles east of here;
The plant, if built, would be a
year in construction and would turn
out 60.000 square feet of quarter
inch boards daily;
The state corporation commis
sioner has approved sale of a mil
lion dollars in stock and a half
million to 8 per cent debentures,
the moaey to be banked until the
CDA Announces
Money Grants
WASHINGTON Ml The Civil
Defense Administration announced
Wednesday allocation of 15 million
dollars in matching funds to states
for civil defense buying.
The money is to be spent for
medical supplies and equipment,
attack warning and other communi
cations, fire-fighting and rescue
equipment, and for training and
public education. - -
The allocations Include:
Oregon S18.470; Washington 233,
185; Alaska (12,555.
Art-Metal Office Equipment Costs
No More Own The Best. Voight's
Pioneer Office Supply. 629 Main.
Musical Moderns Yin Fight
Over Production of Wagner
usual fees. But they relilt the
experience.
Ity DA-WL DK LITE
BAYREUTH, Germany ( Rich
ard Waimcr'a grandsons and the
inodermsia have won a two-year
fililit against the old dragons of
tlu'alricul conservatism.
Only a lew Dickers ol flame still
erupt from old-lashioned music
critics who dislike the super-modern
slatting of the Wagnerian
Operatic Festival at Bayreuth,
Most are reconciled now to the
loss ol musly sets and fussy props.
Abstract lighting on au almost
bare, elliptical. Inclined stage
Uie new tradition.
No longer are singers flouncing
in meUxii'iimnttc gestures through
their roles. Their movements are
restrained. Olten they seem sus
pended in space.
Music and symbolism rule the
Bayreulli stage. Everything else is
subordinated or lell out.
This is Uie way producer Wle
land Wngner, 34, says his grand
lather would have wanted it. It
the great musical innovater had
lived in the 'JOth century.
When Wleland. young and un
tried, took over .the 15ih annlver- t
sarv revival of the festival in 1951, ;
veteran patrons doubted whether i
he was a big enouRh chip off the
Wagner artistio block. I
Weathering a violent attack by
mnsM-vatives last year. Wleland
came back this season with his
abstract settings relined but not
repudiated.
The 13 month's interval gave the
majority of critics a chance to
second-guess themselves. Their fa
vorable change of opinion is seen
here as guaranteeing the contin
uation of the annual festival for
many years to come under Wle
land and his brother Wolfgang, 33,
who Is business manager.
After all, Uie converted now re
call. It was old Richard himself
who once said; "children, create
the new! Create the newl"
it costs SH0.3O0 to put on a
Wagnerian festival, running as It
does this year from July 33 to
Aug. 35, Willi an international cast,
a large symphony orchestra and
a chorus ol more llinn 100.
Although the 1.800-senl rest
sptclhaus Is sold out for nearly
all 35 performances, the box olllce
revenue mens little- mote than
half the expenses. Ticket sales
amount to SM8.000.
From the West Uerman govern
ment. Bavaria, Bayreutlt and the
German radio, there are contribu
tions of $119,000.
But this leaves $59,500 for Wolf
gang to raise from private gilts,
largo and small, to keep Uie fes
tival going.
Guest gingers who come to Bay
reuth, accept much less than their
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