The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-27

crest Road (36), chairman OF
the board of management OF
| Central Branch; Mrs. Grant
| Nablo, ll6l Whittier (30; Sa-
rah Barrie, 875 Seward (2);
Martha Krumbach, 326 Luther
40; Mrs. Gustave Otto. 1868
10th (8); Jessie d. Paterson,
2l35 Hubbard (9); Jessie Toland,
72l Atkinson (2); Mrs. Harry
Whang, 1887 Mettetal CD;
Eevline Waterbury. 48l5 Com
monwealth (8); E. Elizabeth
Vickland, 1894 Indiana (38);
! Mrs. Lyndle r. Martin. 628
Middlesex (30); Emaleen Erwin,
49l w. Hancock ~; Helen
Hwang, 2072 Hazelwood (6);
Mrs. susanna Gil, 9235 Agnes
(lN; Mrs. Pauline Tyson, 1890
Bangor (l0); and Mrs. Charles
James, 1915 Theodore (lD.
Hostesses at a social hour
during intermission will be
Joan Reilly. 60l7 Grand River
ts); MYrna Wingert. so E. 6
Mile Road t3); Elizabeth Green
smith. 245 Glendale (3); Virgin
ia Haigler, 2ls Glendale (3):
and Doris Powell. 3774 Carter
(e).
Tickets for Evening of
Opera are on sale at Central
Branch YWCA and also at Grim
nell's.
Wayne's laboratory will be
established through an assisting
grant of $4,000 from Vickers
Corporation. The researchers
will study crystals of various
solids primarily to discover their
! physical properties, and to a
lesser extent to find out what
the solids can be applied for
after their secrets have been I'M
covered.
Y. w. c. A.
An Evening of Opera" is
on the calendar for YWCA
members and their friends at
Central Branch WV Tuesday,
October 30, beginning at 8 pm.
II will be presented by the
Celeste Cole Opera Workshop
as a benefit performance for
the YWCA World Fellowship
Fund.
Wearing the elaborate costu-
mes of their roles and perform
ing against the colorful scenery
of each opera, workshop stu
dents will sing excerpts from
"Orpheus", Aida" The Queen
of Spades and Porgy and Bess
Branch World Fellowship
committee will be hostesses
for the evening. They will in
clude:
Mrs. H. Ray Will. 283 Hill
! WAYNE STATE PHYSICS
DEPARTMENT TO SET UP
CRYSTAL-GROWING LAB
An unusual scientific labor
sforY will be established with
in a few weeks by the Physics
department of Wayne State
University.
The new venture is crystal
growing laboratory designed to
allow scientists to study solids
in crystalline form.
Referring 10 this as ihe Era
Of Applied Solid State Physics. .
DR.. Earl Thomas. Jr.. chairman
Of the Physics department said
the preparation of single cry.
stalls of various elements and
compounds has become the key
10 many of natures mysteries
Until recently, DR.. Thomas
said. the action in such item.
as light bulbs, radio tubes, bat.
teries an countless other item:
has taken place in liquids
gases or free space. Now scien-
lists have developed devices
such as transistors where the
useful action takes place in
a solid"
j. j. Johnson rs at the drums
ly recorded duo in jazz history
for the Basic band.
Enrol Garner has been ac-
claimed as master of the key
board" and the Australian Jazz
Quartet have been cited as
leaders in progressive jazz.
In addition TO the shows,
beginning at $3.50 pm. and the
dance, students and faculty
have joined forces in planning
a colorful midway. About rs
campus organizations have re-
gistered for shows and booths
on the midway. Ticket prices
will be announced later this
month.