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Seattle nivU ersity ScholarWorks @ SeattleU The peS ctator 4-13-1938 Spectator 1938-04-13 Editors of The pS ectator Follow this and additional works at: http://scholarworks.seattleu.edu/spectator Recommended Citation Editors of The peS ctator, "Spectator 1938-04-13" (1938). The Spectator. 86. http://scholarworks.seattleu.edu/spectator/86 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by ScholarWorks @ SeattleU. It has been accepted for inclusion in The peS ctator by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks @ SeattleU. SUBSCRIBE BRING $1.00 NOW SPECTATOR DOWN FOR "AEGIS" SETTLE COLLEGE PAYMENT Vol. 6, No. 12 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1938 Seattle, Washington Guilty! What Do YouThink of the Romance Time' Orchestra College Spring Informal, Will Play Waltzes Jury Convicts Richards We Asked the Students For College Dancers On Charge Of Fraud The "Big Apple"had its day in Seattle College socials Richards, and prefect and "Swing was honored at the fall dance, but a "Back Robert L. senior at the college the Waltz" being inaugurated in the of the Sodality, was found guilty last night of defrauding Jim Thompson: to movement is of five Mr. Richards "What with a good Spring Informal, Friday night, April 22, at the Sand Joseph MacMurray of the sum cents. orchestra, good Point Golf and Country Club. Smooth and sweet music Catholic Missions hall, was alleged to have sold the magazine dance good played by Tommy cents, representing him- crowd — could Thomas and his "Romance Time" or- to the plaintiff for the sum of five who chestra will fill the blossom bedecked hall, beginning a self as an agent for the Catholic edition of Life. Counsel help having a good John Peter. Attorneys for the plain- time?" 9 :30 p. m. In keeping with the spirit and theme of the for the defense was Jim Hurson: spring dance the committee requests all women to wear tiff were Jane Doherty and Mary Martha O'Brien. "With spring inthe i long dresses. The committee wishes to announce that i Frank Hayes acted as the judge. air,— a moon in the Robert O'Gorman was disqualified sky some fun." also reserves the right to refuse admittance to anyone as a juror because of his bias failing to comply with tfiis regulation. APERS against all magazine agents. Programs Selacted KELLY Miss Doherty opened the trial Joe Phillips: Milk White Cover Programs of lavender and lace by establishing her client as in- "The late fail of have been selected for the affair swing and nocent, unsuspecting youth who music may now be procured at the By Bill Kelly "Big Apple" put us For SC Annual and had been taken in by the wiles through clownish While the advertising and sub- rate of $1.25. To facilitate advance dirty an Lips smacked, mouths watered, of a leech. She claimed gymnastics for three scription drives are moving into salt's the dance committee has I, one, stomachs sagged. The hot sun beat additional award of two and one dances. for the last lap, editorial work on the made arrangements with the book- alleged will be glad to get mercilessly on a group of students half cents because the ac- annual has proceeded forward al store, so that programs may be tion of the defendant had made her away from it." eating dry lunches on the side Bill Thoreson: a rapid rate. Plans for the book purchased either there or from the skeptical destroyed stairs. It was hot, collars were client and his "All Ican say is itself were disclosed at a meeting following members of the commit- tight, faces were red from the sul- faith in human nature. that with the setting of the staff yesterday. tee: John Peter and Jane Doherty, romantic, night the Special Design Chairman and Co-chairman, Anne triness. Shady Character lomantic, the orches- — Hoeschen, The causes ot malcontent among Ad Smith was the first witness tra romantic what The book will have a milk white McKinnon. Germaine McHugh. Keene, the various lunchers were Betty called and avowed the shady char- could be more ro- cover, embossed with a special de- Eleen Maxanna mantic?" Mary O'Brien, Colburn and Fred Conyne. They acter of the defendant. He claimed sign, drawn here and sent back to Martha Morris Sul- livan, Thoreson, each joyously took their turn at that Mr. Richards was always in- the eastern cover manufacturer, a William Bernard — Storey, Robert Hiltenbrand. John titling the quart bottle (milk of volved in some sore of a financial Ed Met,,,"- " velvet-like deep maroon inside, fol- course). other - lowed by smooth, sparkling Power, and Robert Simmons. The unhappy ones deal, and that recently he had "Once nor..- i. white were strongly coveting and plan- hocked his watch and trumpet for student; !><Kly ia giv- body paper, printed in simple type, "Swing" Out en an ing some sort of theft when Bill ten dollars with which to pay the Opportunity to with onyx leads, (a very new type The Waltz theme which will be Storey piped srow their school only shop up. He'd show— them. Seattle Police Department. spirit." face obtainable at one carried on throughout the evening He'd bring his own milk starting The second witness, Rosemary Jean C>llmnn: in town) carrying a heroic laurel is intended as a pleasant innova- tomorrow. Smith, claimed that Mr. Richards "I tHnk this new wreath design throughout. tion from the "swing" idea which He knew just where to hook a had attempted to foist his maga- Idea ( f lace pro- The book will be a gentle has been emphasized during the grams, cow— name is Susie. And he'd ride zine plan upon her the same day, soft music, blending of the strikingly modern dreamj dances is year. 'er to school, he would. He'd tie March 18, in the library. The date wonderful." and the gracefully classic. It will Tommy Thomas' "Romance Time" 'er up at the side of the school was so recalled because that was be written in the concise, crisp orchestra, heard daily on the radio there and have his movable cafe- the birthday of her Uncle Henry f style of Life or Time, accompanied is expected to prove popular with teria waiting for him when the and he looked like Mr. Richards. Jack Archibald: by clear pictures and snapshots. college dancers. The Sand Point noon whistle sounded. Father Nich- Robert Brandmeir waa called as Wil| Lead Country , , Golf anij Country Club wan closely s 1 ols wouldn't' begrudge a/llttle of his third wltnWa "Be disclosed that Peter, editor of the annual, stated as an appropriate ./place Tor the a long bill swing music. precious grass for Susie's cud every the defendant had due Fran Sullivan: when interviewed. "We are sin- spring informal, and inasmuch as cerely attempting day. And if Susie were any good at a nickel on the bill March 18. Mr. "What can a girl to produce a no college function has taken place all, he'd have some extra milk to Brandmeir said the defendant say about a dance? book which for the money involved, there this school year, it will be It's up pay for the grass. That is, as long promised to pay the rest of the to the boy." will top most editions in the coun- new to many. The committee plans as pranksters didn't make her bill as soon as h« could sell some try. We say this not because of our decorations suitable to the time nervous so that she'd churn it all more magazines. The counsel for efforts, but because it seems that and occasion. Concerning the waltz- up into butter. the plaintiff offered an exhibit of the largest printing house in Se- time theme, chairman Peter said, a duplicate of the bill of March 18 attle has in a way, adopted it, "This may seem like an old fash- that was partly paid. and is attempting tomake a sample idea, A bouquet of dandelions to the ioned but so is the waltz." of printing art." Sophomores for their heroic action Denies Charge Delegates Tell Thru' 'Smilin' William Berard, advertising man- In their recent class meeting.From Mr. Richards claimed that he ager of the Aegis, in an interview shoulder to shoulder we admire acted to help the Negro missions Sets Underway Of Conference yesterday said that the goal for and praise their self-sacrifice. Af- and especially a certain Negro with A report on the International Re- FiveMore Gain Production is now well under advertising contracts was not yet ter a stirring appeal from a crafty rickets. He said that the money lations Clubs' conference, held at way,for "Smilin' Through." Models reached. He emphasized hireling annual, please, in collected was a donation and that College, Portland, 25, the fact Honor Roll of the to Reed March in miniature of the set have been Riding it was being held for the missions. that but two weeks remained to the name of Little Red and 26, was given at the last meet- photographed by Joseph His words were, "Would you care made and clean up the drive. Hood, answer the SOS of the good ing of this club, Monday, April 4. Russell and William Thoreson. The Inadvertently omitted from the to have one of these magazines Final Appeal ship "Aegis" from the jagged rocks This report was delivered by Jane models are complete in every de- honor roll in the laat issue were clammy for five cents?" The fee was dray- The advertising staff made a of disaster and the clutches Doherty and Mary Martha O'Brien tail, and will be followed In the the following: accompanied age coat for carrying the magazine final appeal for student coopera- of Neptune, and at who were delegates from Seattle large sets.