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Howdy, cowhands; here we are afaift. And
with something new and different.
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the magasine’s foreman can give you a real, hone t-to-
This issue is an attempt to find out whether <M
goodness
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A. A M.’s annual Rodeo is the theme and the
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cause for this issue. The Rodeo, which wjll take
November 10, bid ’fair to be the wildest, woolieat, and hnoat
exciting in Aggteland'a history. The participants, as ifsual
will be Aggies—most of ’em from West Texas.
Then too, we wanted to do a little ropin' and ndm*
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selves; but in our own way. So here staffs at- LARRY^WEKliLE
Paul Ketelsen .i,—
(ieor^e Fuermann.
E. C. (Jap) Oate8
t. mpt to go •‘western” and present a takeoff on the
*"T paper cowboy magazines.
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-• Feature story of this issus is Paul Kahslaen’i
DU Wo” ("The DerU”—for the benefit of TOO cow ,end.
who aren’t acquainted with Spanish). The story,
Sports Editor Jeep Oates tries something new an > dif
ferent, too, in presenting the foe. bail lowdown in wi stsni
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J. J. Moseley from “up Quanah way,“ did the
and Pete Tumlinson again presents “Fish Blotto” and
cartoons. In future issues we promise m*t work by
members of that staff.
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JuniSr Editor George Fuermann calls roundup
in his regular •‘Backwash** column. A J. Robin not has
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written a western love - story with a surprise endi
titled “Three Guns and a Heart;* and Jack McGarr
VOL. 39
THE BATTALION
NO. 2
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Office in Room 122 Administration.
Monthly humor magazine published
by students of Texas A. & M. College
from September to June.
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Entered as second-class matter at the
Post Office at College Station, Texas,
under the Act of Congress on March
3, 1879.
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Office in Room 122 Administration
Telephone 4-5444.
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Editorial
Paul
Bob Nisbet.
John J. Moseley,
EDITOR
ADVERTISING MANAGER
Managing Editor
1 ..Junior Editor
.v— Sports Editor
Movie Reviewer
Art
Humor
Staff Artist
tells us, comes as a result of spending all his none r fofr
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Wild weet macuthee to set the proper lin*o and atmo.^hart, . Ptete Tumlinson, Sid Lord, LaVere Brooks
For a "eKy .licker we think he did pretty weU. Gat (> arrls < >r 4 Hary Trimble, Morris Hooton
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Jenkins, S. P. Davenport, Don Burk
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Photography
Philip Golman
Staff Photographer
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you “The Phantom,** another story with an
elusion.
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And so, without further ado, we bid you “Adios,
* leros,” until this time next month.
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—The Editor.
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WELL
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Fhst gal: “I wish to express my sypsthy on the loss of
your husband.**
Second ditto: “Silly goose, he’s at hor*d and very much
alive.** TT] T7:
First gal: “So is your maid.**
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MSy: “Spenkinc of ecalea, you can b«ir that fat opera
singer all over.’*
IJhJr: fwhea dhe’s practicing them? **
May: “No. when she’s weighing herself and gets mad
cause she’s still raining *
Lots of girls have to work around a aLiia order to
him to play anmad. - i
BATTALION
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