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A fev simple rlsgoverli the contest. They are. as follows: I.. Eligibility: Any Playwright, pro- fessional ýor jmateur, 1living',withna radius of fifty miles of Chicago,, nay, enter bis play in thfis eontest. .2. Length of plaY:, The play: 18 to be full lehgth, "requiring two hours'or'two hours and a half playing timne. Apa reu rig more tlîan three sets of scen- er ill be consldered imi)ractitable. 3. Form: Alli manuscript' muest be typewritten aceording to the standard aýcceptable fo),rni usediï n the ',theater. 4. Application for Entrance: Applica- tion may be>,made by submltting, play to the rnanuscript commiittee, Loyola Community, theater, 1320 Loyola ave-. .nue, Chicago>,, 11. 15. Time linit; Alil manuscripts niust be In the bands ofthe cornmittee lie- fore midnight, 11arch 15, 1933. An.y "manu.cript reéeived after that, tinie wil flot be eonsidered. 6. Return 4)f Manuscript: M.Nanus4crlpt will be returned to the author by than March 30, 1933. 7. Author's rights: The play remains the propert-y of the author. 8. Ju4ges: A comniiiittee of judges. wili Pass upon the merits of the play and determine the ad'vsablity of ,produc- tion~. The fiwtànciajl comnmittee of the Loyola Connunity theater will be a part of the coiuttee of judges along ,vith two persons sehooled in the .knowledge of playwriting and who are flot affihiated*. with the Loyola~ Coniufity theater in any way. parts for rhasL ftepa n will waive .0l royalty for the prioduc- te tion at the loyola. Coninuiiity theater took and wilI agree to allow his play to be ond produced in acvordaince ,vith the direc- by t ti)n.s given by the dranmatie director 0f rectt the Loyola Conmunity theater. Ci CIRCLE LUNCHEON The 'postpotied December luncheon Hoff of the North End circle of the Con- jjw gregational chutrch was held Monday pres at the home of Mlrs. WV. D. Lawrence, til)c ,n ~ 'n E Lgo W'offan's Llub) 'an of Acts" froiii rian," "Il Trovatore,' * "f tit- M (n c arn di- te, at theI eatré. A Mol -Tales of ;res anid The the tv' as ja ve Eacles Itio jegion éuxiiary, Gets 8th Straight Win The Wilinict-te Chess club defeated IJ,1'iilntt!c Unit 46 the Iceiandic Chess club of Chicago, ýt the regular meeting held last five matches to two, last Thursday at aday night, Mrs.. R. L. FloydI the Linden tea room. This was the ident of Cook County counicil of eighth consecutive win for the Wilmette Amnerican'Legion auxiliary, gave Chess club this winiter.. ry comprel iii genera Y. M, Mr. and Mrs. L E. Rugg~ of Mem-. phis, Tenn.. fornaerly of Wilmette. Robert Siznmons, 1141 C were week-end guests of IMr. aind avenue, left Sunday to rel Mrs. William Hlarridge at their home Princeton after a liol-idaV, at 1440 Forest avenue., with his parents. ,acatin J ith his pa na rtune Onmaha, Neb., Jthei-e. is doing free , tisairport, ioliday trip to ed .lis parents