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BOOKS AND MUSIC MANUSCRIPTS FOR PUDDING DUE TOMORROW

Successful Candidates in Competition Will be Elected to Club--May be Written by One or More Persons

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED October 31, 1922

Tomorrow will be the last day on which contestants in the Hasty Pudding Club play competition may hand in their manuscripts. The competition, which is for the book and music, is open only to Juniors and Seniors. Successful candidates will be elected to the club.

The book and music may be written by a single person or in collaboration, but not more than two persons may combine on the book. All manuscripts must be typewritten and handed in to J. G. Flint '23, vice-president of the club, at Grays 11, or J. H. Dempsey '23, secretary, at 30 Holyoke street.