SUNDAY, DCME 1 C ~FMC-IA AL T E MICA T A ): IL's' PAGE THREE SEAT S ON ALE FOR COM ED BY CLASS PT AYRSIJ (:4u~tp T1iis WeekI D)espit e the suifii :of.(dramfaticendi- terprise because of theOperai comp~eti- tion all last %eel, tickets are sellingr well for the Pla'y.Prioduction offering of "Thle Romantic Young Ladly," mlod-1 ern Spanish conledy by Martinez Sier- ra, which nJil be given rTvesdjy. VWdnesday, and Thursday of thisI week, mark i the final legitimate l dramatic attraction on the campus be- fore the Chiristma s holidIays. Colnpli- cations in dates for renting the Mimles theater forced fthe postponement 01: this apiece fromn eanlier in the season, and the re4Fitant. three dlates are all that it wvill ~play. "The Rto1taitick Young Lady" is unique in character", and is thought ton afford a~n intrstin g comparison with American and Eunlish, work of the same type. It is a romantic episode in the mnodern, ife of Madrid. Helen Work nap. '30b, Richard Woel- haf, Grad, and chanrles Green, Grad, will carry the prin~ci])al roles. T11e direction of the Niece was lone by Earl Fleischman, director of the courses ill pIUY iu' il ct101 11 i(1 ~L i eialtand al 011 he etsdere ,r1f - bys geaf iasisaue ed PLISHBOOK BY LATE LATIN HEAD "!,in afid C reep in American EA-r tl iion is the title o1 the po"1thuiiis 101)ii~i 01 r01tilelate hl'i 1 '~X NIisey iii'r head of tle Lat in de- I'm(i tit; here. It is pu(b~lihed thriougli Mei'lill nand is i t~ed ifn their (iini - 1)0 pt0f A i h g n p b i , l n r i e' k rs a t r e at~tis e o il th e r e la tio n o f the e] U ssies 10 miiodeii edlicati(oll, ll is a 11 fl ,1 ill1)1 ,ilillm X ) l1'us o1 the I(1i7l~rmu, ill in h i ts helis 'old u1e I°:'le, sucel <,.; hankers, the ecolu,. i .t 'iiiliterata, aind the'like. Rhodes Applicants M, eet fAt Luncheon SNNl'1101 ' I ?mad e stI'?t~d IX of :fl itl aitWS aIipojil meldtfoerhI~odes, schliilh:,?ipts o Oxfiord ltuniver'sit y, foi- loiga luncheon attended by the X10' candlidate s and the committee of se- leItct ion. The annual awards were w(lle in 22 states yesterday, one-third of t li state Fs being omitted each year. The re were-496 contestants from 190 colleges au tid universities. One will be selecteld from each eligible state. ;!li 11 1 AII ; :I 13 { a lym ag r t r sn fo r ,,/rnl ktt~achmrz, Pipes0 Remen1eir Awf ul Fate of cry '# * > r J " . .. .Jw wY W b i .Iv -n ,.- .i .. . ay Boa le £crnkiess Ivijiano ros, etc. Cigars and Tobacco. I1 it s z.nkes twe hav~e t Ligh"gmters, uni VUh 41-~Js, ode hc3 Find a Gift fov in 3-Dis line IZVC Shoes--3 UNITED CIGA~S TGR -ENE JOHN Ml. JET TETS Dc vntcwni, 11 8 E. Huron.- Camnpus,I 11 13 S. Unviersity 533 E. Liberty, M'/ichigan Theatre Bldog. ,.. _ -" <. two ; ¢ ;; ''; .., . =x . ,ray s e .a F% a i t; EL i~= 4 Piees G~old or Silver Comiplete Tim S Girl } iE # 'yf -" -"l i.. lv .id., _i - a iu °,. d"_. ..a a. _.. tY' :.,w . ' }' , 'A.a__,svf h a f 0 > - 't.k... ..,. , M JTS '' " "' . ' tYIS:;L f.! iGu n k; 4e .x;° . a..J i . .Of swy. i 9L N1 AndHow This On Avoided srt? A It's Not Too uLate Yet So C ome iX-Runni n Burr, Patterson & Auk~Co* d-VT 'P FAT i tmi r IIT A 1, "P 1C I ii