The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, April 29, 1939, Image 25

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five p«t>ple in parked ear*.**
Young Hoatdaa: ‘‘Oh, I’m sttrt you
are mihUken. It muat have been an
even number.
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HOW TO Bit AN ARTIST
First paint a gajy Wadnae
A-waltxin* thru the aky,
Attended by Herr Hitler,
Who la smiling kinds sly.
Then take a modem Venus,
Complete with clothes and arms.
And put her in a Cadillac
Equipped with fire alarms.
A background bright with factories,
A toad with lota of warts.
Splash it twice with red and green.
And label it ‘^The Arts."
Then you will have a picture,
A masterpiece of art—
A modern bit of f.M>lishn.
I To make the critics start.
—budge van lee
in Covered Wagon
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For week end wenr . . .
sporting or courting, then
Is no better wmy to keep
that cool, fresh-from-the-
tub look. Whites, light
shades or jdark>—ue h^ve
then j in the new draped
models with the washable
shoulder lift. At the vdlue
price of the
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aay »ill be held a train.! you."
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“How did you puncture
“Ran over a milk bottle.”
“Didn’t you see if!in time?"
“Now suh. the nigger had it under
his oopt.”
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If a girl 4*fS»M t» win a husband,
she opfht to exhibit a generous aa-
/ture^tor else hoWf- generoua nature
has been to her.
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Wolets are pink
Afttn- you’ve bad
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WRITE IF NO, READ
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smaller. duiombb ile or none at all if
it weTea’t for. • \
Gasoline is Stuff that if you don't
use good In year car it won’t run ns
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Ghie in what the flaps on envelopes
would stick down better if you had
goo<t on.
A desk is when you’re tired work
ing you don't s|t at.
Gps is atn^f, that if you turn it
«it ind don’t light it the soft musk
they play you dont hear.
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CHINA BOY
It was high noon at the Moaqac.
The high priest was intoning, “Thare
is but one God, and Mohamet is his
prophet-”
A voice broke in, “He is not!” ’Hie
congregation turned and among the
sea of brown faces wajha small yellow
face.
The* priest straightened up and said.
“The seems to be a little Confix*ian
. He: "Hello my (lame."
She "Hello, hot papa." | ‘ ‘
(One hoar later.)
Be: “Come here, ashes of love, and
your cinder.” ‘
“All male parrots say, 'Folly wants
a cracker'.'
“Haven't you any female parrots ?”{
“Sure. They say. ‘Polly wants a
seven-course dinner’.”
First Lasy Student: If I were bril
liant I'd invent something that would
do my final for me at the press of a
button.
Second Ditto: Yeah, that's twafti
First Ditto: What would you in
vent?
Second Ditto: Oh, just something
to press the button.
When a girl giggles at everything
you say it's a sign someone daag 4Bd
her she had a keen sense of humor.
THE BATTALION