The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, April 29, 1939, Image 14

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We got in her cnr and started for town. On the way
xhe began to talk about how r ice it woald he to eat ir
teas hall. I snickered a litt e bit at that, bcca
she didn’t have a chance. J te began to tear the feoc
the mess hall up. it was no good, he said, and tonight h<
going to treat her to a big Well, she went
heels for that tripe and the
hgd managed to do the impc
|oe dropped Mary off at
iy and told her to ngst up
a quarter to tent She
ick to school at* came, in her
deal was clinched. So
uble. After we had
house where, she was
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When efC got baclq to scl
her what time he would be
to nine, so 1 kf|garad
we went to s4e “Oinger,'*
by for hdb by nine fifteen an
doing all the good and it w is
it would b«
think the bog
iw Joe come tn| the third time
him.
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w» went to see Jane aqd
►y for her J the time w
must be the first +iit.
he told her that he wo\|d
said 0. K So far
dshe sa
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all oyer. Everything went off
at the door pjK his bottle away
It i^ust have been a dh4*k
of time tx
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sy after ike
The same ts^o “fish” that lad taken the girls to si
been tdld to tell them that Joe was stuck with a
she couldn’t find her dab i for intermission, and t|uit
had asked them to See that t^iey got something to drinl at
drugstore. Of course, the girl he was stuck with
to r
went.
and |ust before K was «iver
ill and would she mind! his
She was very sympat
it went over O. K.
wasn’t even bothered. After we had seen the campus. Jsne
was ready to get dressed for supper so we dropped her by
the hall and went back to the room.
It was then nat I found out how he was going to take
care of the situation. First, he called a “fish** in and in
structed him to call for Jane in time for supper, and to tell
that the reason he wasn’t able to take her was that
ilPhad just received a long distance call and that he had
to wait on it as it was fr< rr homo and was probably im
portant. Then he called another “flab** and told him the
same thing only he told him to get ’‘Ginger.** Then he laid
down and went to sleep. \ *
I was so digusted with the whole *^hing; in the first
place he was getting away with it so far and it looked like
he would continue the good work. Of course he had to pray
that the “fish” didn’t mess him up.
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AiH.ut five thirty the phono* rang and it was the third
and last date. -
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m| She was at the Inn and wanted Joe to come over. Well,
^ took off again; the big dope was whistling and looked
happy about the whole thing. The third girl was in the
same class as “Ginger** aa far os looks went, but she didn't
look as intelligent. If he was going to get caught, my best
bet wss in ^‘Ginger.*
|Ury and off to Uncle EdTs
The end of the dahce cai
J*>e told Jsne he was terribli
taking her back to the dorm it
and felt so sorry for Him. So j
1 j He was back a^ the <fenc^ before it was over and
jfthfc** by the ear explaining just what he wanted
’fhen he went after •‘Ginger.* 1 He told me later that
^pld the “fish” 'to take Mary to Uncle Ed’s and wa
m. He also told the “Irish’’ )to tell Mary that he had
suddenly and that tig wogld be out there as soon
s feeling better. H*w he gianagod to steer dear of
th “Ginger’’ hanging og h|s arm is more than I cab get,
Hpt he did it. After booking at the moon and stufli'with
‘finger** for about *fi houf he took her in and cat ght a
i4de out to Uncle Ed’s, and r*> one was the wiser.
» Saturday it* was just a case of keeping himj
4'Hight and not staying with one for any length
[jl uorked and the sgasa- ■— worked on getting
the dance that night.
It wasn't until Jt was time to go home that Joe slipped
i, and I mean he really did
I. fbod job of thot
right in the middle of the floor when
over and all three of them hit him at the so
just stood there like s, small child when the girl
,to him. Of course, he had worked the whole
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t he forgot to keep his eye on his watch.
Who, me? Well, 1 managed to get to take Maky home,
course, we didn't go straight home, but then i he didn't
i to have been terribly hurt by the whole thir g. Maybe
had been stringing him along. You know
it can happen—and dq.
like
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