{“Class of ’29,”I on Waterloo Stage, j Drama of Youth,i —- !‘“Class of '29/' which will be pre- i sented by the WPA players on the Waterloo theatre stage for five nights starting Wednesday, is a heavy, emotional drama dealing j with the thwarted Jives of the t younger generation just out of eol-l lege in 1929 and how its members j S try to adjust themselves to the eco-1 nomic situation. It is described as a fierce, relentless and truthful por-1 trayal of conditions as thev exist.; “as timely as the lick of your j watch. !The authors, Orrie La shin and [ Milo Hastings, have known their j j subject and handled it deftly, j “Class of ‘29” was written in a | ! contest for Federal Theatre plays j i and as such was an outstanding i piece of work. The play is the i property of the federal government; ! and is restricted to federal groups.;John Morris and Ruth Whitworth j ; will play the leading parts, sup- j; ported by the Federal Theatre cast. ■• «I %