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' Did they do anything so wrong? spirit.
Did they commit a sin or some- (Signed by 72 members of the Ag'
thing? All they did was put some- 1 gie, Band)
-the sips only little spirit booster.
So what? Tihey got in and they got
out again without being caught and
.they made/a lot of teasips look
pretty sick in the process, too. Our
hats are off to these sophomores.
It was a job weH done.
At the A&M-TU freshman g$me
P. S.—It has been brought to our
attention that the studeht body
doesn’t know what went on at the
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thing over on a bunch of cookie
pushers. What if they did go over
to the TU campus-and set fire to
the sips only little spirit booster. Fish-Shorthorn game last Satur.
So what? They got ip and they got day. The TU "fish” band was
j dressed in "toe-sack” dresses which
were to represent khaki uniforms.
They painted their legs with shoe
polish to represent boots.
When Col Adams attempted to di«
last Saturday, the TU freshen freshmen wojld tund b^hiiThiral sX r d a i y M aXmMn St ^' U e m c« 1 )m- t
over-did themselves trying to make’) and i mita t e him. This delighted the j unihent vou for th^ rem^lV vou
fun of A&M, the Cadet Corps, and TU studeiit body to no end. vinrrpiit-. in’vmir inwt lint*
every way tf); embarrass our direc-
tori Col Adams.
Now you nave material tc write
i good editorial—an editorial that
Thle only wa,y we can come tack at
the tea sips! is to show the/n that
We still have “the best band
land” . I' i
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received in our office at
night last' night, was the
gotten: on the ac-
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But we didn’t see an editorial com-
I men ting op that little episode.
Maybe that was some of the
goodwill we 8,000 Aggies "had
worked Jong and hprd for and
denied ourselves a long-standing
tradition to buitd up?” If there ev
er was any goodwill between the
-tea-sips and us, we didn't/ know
v about it! "Goodwill” was overflow
ing at the "midnight yell practice
'ih Austin last'year, wasn’t It? j
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gratulate the two spohomores wh
studeiit body
When, the “fish” yell leaders di
rected the 12th Man, some more of
the comical freshman wouUl atand
pp and imitate them. Whep thp
"Fish” drill team came on at the
half, they were booed off theTteld
joy ihe V(J student body. ,
Then their freshman band came
onto the field imitating the Ag
gie Band. They played the “Ag
gie War Hymn” as lousy as they
could; Each member played in A
different key. Don’t forget that
about Hi.OOQ people were witnessi
ng ing this hilarious onslaught oi|i
made a good try to Set off the bon'- the Aggie Band. They tried iri
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AICHE MEETING, Tuesday,
Nov. 29, Pet. lecture room. Film
and discussion of banquet.
BRUSH COUNTRY CLUB, par-
we are sure! ievery Aggie aijd Ex- ty at Raymond’s Gardens, Corpus
Aggie will F&nt to repd. W j have j Christi, 9, p. m., Saturday, Nov. 26.
worked hard on this week’s, drill. Admission, $1.20, stag or drag.
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Beat TU-i—
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Editor, The Battalion:
This letter ia # 'last resort in
an effort to locate my raincoat
which I loaned to an Aggie buddy
nearly'a month ago.' ;
•On Sundni, October 30, I got
In the Aggie line at Ft. Wqrth to
catch a ride back to school. There
Were several Aggies already; there.
It Was cold and sprinkling rain.
Being as I had both a raincoat and
field jacket, I gave the rqincoat
to an Aggie that did not have a
coat. I took a ride to! Waco which
ho one wanted, leaving my rqincoat
with the guy. I felt sure that he
would return it. * i
"frell, he has not brought it back,
and I can’t locate him. It might be
that he cannot find me either; so If
he reads this, I live in Dorm 1,
"Room 403.
j I i Joe R. Alexander
Everyone invited.
HEART OF HILLS CLUB, Sil
ver Spur Room, Bandera, Friday.
—Beat TU
Gifts Donated For
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Experimentation
Several gifts and loans have
be^n made to the Agricultural
Experiment Station recently, Di
rector R.,1). Lewis announces.
Loans include Brahman heifer
from J. T. Garrett, Danbury; four
Brahman bulls and 20 Brahman
heifers from Ernest Steinman,
Ateinman Cattle Company, Yoa
kum, all for beef project and a
Brahman female from Tommie
Gresham of Louise, a dairy pro
ject.
The gifts include a Brahman
female calf from J. T. Garrett and
a Brahman female from Henry C.
Kountz of Inez, both for dairy pro
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Beat TU
US Asks Nations To
Free American Consul
Washington, Nov. 21 , A > >—The
United States has appealed to 80
nations, including Russia, to inter
vene with the Chinese Commun
ists in behalf of the imprisoned
American Consul General, Angus
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red the date for nationalizing the
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