Show STUDENT LIFE LOGAN Contest Date Set Welti Continues Opera Trials For Cast Roles In Rigoletto For January 16 has been set as the final entry date for the annual Lambda Rho short story contest according to Loretta Salisbury contest chairman and committee members Marguerite Kropfli and Unita Woodland First prize will be seven dollars second prize three judges will be announced later Subject material is optional and all students are encouraged to enter No definite indicated but length has been as short entries must comply January ill if rainV US y am o' r ’riar ilabk UljE of stories" uak The contest is a yearly feature honorary women's journalistic fraternity Prize winning stories will be published in Scribble Last year's first prize was won by Hazel Todd who submitted "For the Love of Mary Elizabeth" Second prize was won by "Dry Farmer's Destiny" by Ila Singleton v me of Lambda Rho the' hi u y kti y Fun rs :ht f tht ars i ’d tb LSA’s See Movie Monday At Meet )gMi "COT’ 'ants ih th J niotf lounu SsbOl the ly m rue The the h Prt e ife :p 16 A o' th t Auditions for character roles in "Rigoletto" Utah State's choice for 1942 grand opera presentation continued this week under the direction of Professor Waiter Welti head of the vocal music department Choral tryouts for the annual ere scheduled for presentation next week with students needed for o tenor baritone bass soprano and contralto roles Preliminary plans call for 90 students to be listed on the chorus roster mezzo-sopran- Tentative dates for the production have been set for the first week of March with orchestral arMonday evening the ISA held a rangements to be conducted by meeting in the commons building Professor N W Christiansen head featuring Mrs Fred F McKensie of the instrumental music departshowing colored moving pictures ment on Europe She and her husband Marks Tenth Opera and two sons traveled extensively in Europe for six months For Director Welti initial perLeah Wadley and Wells Allred formances will mark his tenth were in charge of the refreshments opera that he has produced since served after the piotuies weie he came to Utah Stale The only shown year that he has failed to direct Plans are being made for a social the musical since 1932 was in 1936 evening to be held December 13 when he was on leave of absence and Professor Christiansen and and Richard Condie combined to ' produce Faust” which was also The Shoe with last year's presentation IUSSY FO 7 Cross Stresses Need For Army SOLUS t 'K Colonel Mathew A Cross of the college military department stressed the importance of following to George Washington's advice keep percent of the country's population in a standing army in an address given to the Logan Kiwan-i- s club last week "If the country had followed this advice it would have been better off and it is probable in the fu- ture this will be done" Colonel Cross stated Prior to the present mobilization the countiy had an army of 1160C0 of which number only 80000 were stationed in the United States while now the army stands at one and a half million Colonel Cross also outlined the progress of the U S Navy point-- I ing out that a modern navy was first started under Grover Cleveland Walk with a tread on soles shoe A new e cat-lik- Pussy-Foo- t idea in construction to give you featherweight flexible footing Simd Swift Ees plex hoes combine this new rubber rim sole with new patterns and leathers that are really out- The navy wa praised by Colonel Cross in pioneering naval aviation developing the dive bomber tactics the first airplane carrier and other important air techniquies Co-e- 18 SHOPPING DAYS to Christmas standing See these new patterns ! today Also GIVE USDcfcnseSavings KIMs BONDS and STAMPS Rechow Morton -- l'OOTW EAR 1 t STORES Hosiery — Lingerie — Accessories North Alain Logan I tali BANKS post oitices DECEMBER Golden Hanson PAGE THREE 1940 4 College Campus Camera Utah Farm Bureau Honors C G Adney Prof Isaac M COCHflAH Honored by the Utah Farm Bureau Federation last week for their outstanding service to agriculture were President and Mrs C President G Adney of Corinne Adney a prominent stockman in the state heads the Board of Trustees at the college and has long been considered a leader in agriculture At the same meeting George L Hobson state noxious weed control officer and former Summit county farmer was elected president of the federation Other officers elected were Tracy Welling state commissioner of agriculture vice president and H M Black-hurSalt Lake City Frank G Shelley American Fork J A Howells Ogden Selvoy J Boyer Springville and Noble Hunsaker Corinne members of the executive committee President and Mrs Adney's two daughters attend schools at the college Joyce who is president of the Independent Students association is a junior while Betty is a freshman OF CARLE1DN SHAKESPEAREAN MODERN PLAYS HAS MEMORIZED 1000000 Junior Officers Schedule Meet OF AND HE OVER words SALE UNIVERSITY HAS THE ADDRESSES' 80 OF ALL BUT 31003 ITS OF GRADS Poof Cochran uses no makeup and by inton- AMD ACTIONS LETS HIS AUDIENCE RECOGNIZE THE CHARACTERS ations POKIER HOUSE TAVERN A FAVORITE WITH HARVARD STUDENTS At OHIO STATE U A TREE IS PLANTED ON THE CAMPUS IN THE EARLY 1800'S WAS FAMOUS FOR IT'S DRINKS AND STEAKS-H6N- IN HONOR OF EACH STUDENT NAMED ON AN FOOTBALL TEAM PORTER-HOU- STEAKS Fourth Estaters Select Members Bell Lists Friday Junior officers and committee Day heads will meet next week to consider purchase of class jackets and to set a date for promenade comTomorrow — Friday December 5 mittee elections President Dick Eight new members for the — is the last Call announced this week day for dropping Utah State Fourth Estaters club Call indicated at the same time classes noon according to an announce- - will be selected tomorrow that tentative dates for the annual ment received from the Registrar when chapter members meet in social have been set for the initial the third meeting of the quarter weeks for spring quarter Com- William H Bell Proper withdrawmittee chairman as determined by al forms may be obtained from under the direction of Publisher popular class election will super- the registrar’s office at any time Marion X Hansen vise the event he stated The student must get the signafor the Formal constitution Last year the sophomore class tures of his major professor and group formation is now pending was the only collegiate group that the instructor of the class and consideration of the faculty coundid not adopt a class garb Call said a withdrawal fee of fifty cents cil in charge of club organizations pay and the discussion next week will center around the feasibility of at the Secretary's office before the Hanson indicated purchasing the jacket during the cards are returned to the RegisBasis for membership in the trar for filing spring quarters will be popular election by All students who fail to with- group Plans for the junior class assemincumbent members with the stitoRedskins beUtah's of 9 draw officially from classes will bly scheduled for January are University that of F formulated a under the direction pulation applicants must have to receive were ing about grade up give ready day of chairmen Margaret Snow and one year of service on completed hope of going to Hawaii this month Merrill Dames under the superStudent Life or hold a major edito play two scheduled games vision of class vice president Betty torial position All efforts by Graduate ManHatch Charter members of the group The program will be the final ager Theron Parmlee to get reinclude: Ineda Hickman managin class concompetitive assembly servations on the Lurline only tests the president concluded special ing editor Lane Palmer steamship now sailing from San Dave Bernstein correspondent Francisco for Honolulu in time for Major problems facing Utah’s Stan Andersen Bryce Roe Sam c the game or on the farmers and homemakers were dis- Bailey 'Gwen Hunsaker Genevieve clippers have failed Tne Utes JoBeth Johnson Doretta cussed Monday on this campus Johnson Of by 35 members of tile state agri- Salisbury and Calder Pickett again Big Seven conference chamcultural board with planning pions were to have played UniDirector William Peterson of the versity of Hawaii and the Honolulu "House of Magic” will be preextension service acting as chairtown team on Christmas and New sented in assembly Friday by the man Year’s Day General Electric company accordReporting various problems to The Utes forgetting about the student ing to Marge Paulson illfated Honolulu tilts will wind body vice president in charge of the board were: Wayne C Whit- College ing of Charleston A B Barton of student assemblies up thcir schedule Saturday at TucGeorge F Stallings Dr Plumb representative for Kaysville son’ PainS the University of former state farm bureau presiGeneral Electric will be in charge Arizona Featured at the Logan stake dent Mrs Elva V Reeder chairof this program man of the home and community conference Sunday evening was Originator of the name "House section of the state Farm Bureau the Utah State symphony orchestra LIBRARY NOTICE of Magic" is that well known federation Selvoy J Boyer secre- under the direction of Professor author lecturer and newspaperN W Christiansen head of the of Utah Farm Bureau federatary man the late Floyd Gibbons who Regular members of the library W P Thomas extension instrumental music department Dr tion staff will be on duty each evening found the research laboratory to economist Specialties included an instrum the library reading room ac- be extremely fascinating and myHoward Maughan representa- mental trio by Professor Charles J J Steen Helen Michaelsen and cording to David W Davies libra- stifying A Golden This program is a series of dem- tive for waiter facilities rian Kilburn of the Blanche Deschamps a cornet solo assistant executive The librarians on duty will end- onstrations of the use of electricity Jack Dunn and glee club acUtah Adjustment by Agricultural eavors to assist those student who and has been presented at the San companiment to “In a Monastery Administration Calkins Hugh Francisco and New York World’s were studying in the libraiy They for the Garden” Professor S E Clark regional conservationist will also if necessary remind in- Fairs soil E G w as at the organ console conservation service Dr Hylon T Plumb known in dividuals disturbing the reading of the United States burNielsen cities of the United room that the library is a place in principal NOTICE of reclamation R W WoodStates and Canada as a lecturer eau which to study Fourth Estaters meet at noon ward of the bureau of plant inwho makes complicated scientific dustry and F H McElfresh of the sV today in Student Life office to phenomena understandable to the public roads administration choose new members layman will serve in the capacity TAYLOR’S SUPER of the “magician" and present the SERVICE show In real life he is an engineering consultant for the General Open Day anti Night Electric company at Salt Lake City Center and Main Dr Plumb squeezes light out of a d tube with his hands and lights an incandescent lamp with a match as well as with electric current flowing through his arms He demonstrates humidity control by turning a light on with a moist bieath and off with dry breath The "House of Magic" will imitate the light of a firefly with chemicals It is a cold light but the cost of producing it is some 25 million times that of the electric lamp The demonstration according to Dr Plumb is intended to suggest some of the changes which are m store for future generations as a result of laboratory research As Final Drop Dorothy Crawford Takes Sketches From People’s Actual Experiences Applause could still be heard as we staff members edged toward the COLLEGE ENTERTAINS' BT A'OOKES st Return For Opera Students returning this year from last year's cast are Morris Grace Bateman Cannegieter George Lacey Hazel Owens and Golden Hansen All of these students carried major roles in "Faust” with the exception of Lacey who is a carry over from two seasons ago and who starred in Kollegiate Kapers UTAH ford's she home stage entrance to seek coversation with Miss Dorothy Crawford star impersonator and entertainer ol' Monday’s Iyeeum We stepped gingerly up to her diessing room and in response to numerous questions she told us “Yes my sketches are taken from real life experiences most of them are drawn from people I have known or contacted somehow” stated Miss Crawford m response to the first inquiry Teaches In College Her English poetess from the sketch "A Studio Evening" is actually teaching in one of the American colleges "I have been afraid many times that she might be in the audience” said Miss Crawford “but I doubt if she would recognize herself though she might the story I have tried to change the story but nothing seems to whistle down your teeth quite so well as ‘Swindleborne’” There was another difference she mentioned too when the poetess read her poem it was at least three quarters of an hour her developed character "Rosa" from hir own ob- servations of those people Results In Career “Rosa" was so well received that what started to be only seteral performances resulted m 150 or more and a thwarted musical career launched into her fascinating impersonations Continuing with her story about "Rosa” Miss Crawford told us that several years ago she had met an exact counterpart of her ehaiacter hence the new idea of "Rosa's Citizenship" After trying my luck at Rosa I decided to go on the stage hut that was during the depression and there just was no stage so I went to w’ork for Maurice Brown’s troup Where I did everything from wilting the musical scores and orchestration for which I was trained to scrubbing the floors and holding the book Finally I decided to recreate a stage for myself so I wrote nine sketches and six months later made my debut Ail my musical friends were there like wolves to see me fail but fortunately here long “Fisherman’s Wharf at San I am Francisco" developed from a reI've been on the road for eight quest by the local Community years making two annual transChest people who wanted Miss continental trips for the past seven Crawford to portray their work of those” said Miss Crawford as Since San Francisco is Miss Craw she concluded her story tsW-lr- r fiib A!' 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