Die Innsbrucker Nachrichten Nr. 194 veröffentlichen auf S. 5 im Artikel "Das Leben Anton Bruckners in seiner Kunst" einen Auszug aus dem soeben erschienenen Buch von Oskar Lang [identisch mit dem am 20.8.1924 gebrachten Text] (*).

The Recorder Nr. 47 (San Francisco, California) bringt auf S. 1 den vom 6.7.1924 [!] bekannten Text über das Urheberrecht:

"Austrians to Extend Copyright Laws

     VIENNA, Aug. 24.–At the general meeting of the Austrian Authors' Society it was pointed out that while the rights of authors and composers in France are protected for fifty years, and in Italy and Spain for eighty years, the rights of Austrians (and also of Germans) expire after a lapse of thirty years. Thus in some cases the descendants have been exposed to something like starvation. In two years Bruckner will be "free"; in three years Brahms, and in five years Johann Strauss. In a resolution the meeting demanded the introduction of the fifty years' protection period for the Austrian works." (**).