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] i | = Carp—Your name? | Rookin—Joe Byrd. i Cap—Your rank? ¥ Rookte—I know it. | —Lovuise Perenson, Cooper Union '30 Tempus Fugit Prof. (looking at his watch)—As we have a few minutes, I should like to have somcone ask a question that is bothering him. | Stude—-What time is it, please? —Savut Natuan, St. John’s 33 | \ | JUDGE Another Menace Sues just a pure, sweet little girl, untouched by life’s vicissitudes. She believes, with the naiveté of a Saturday Evening Post that— A double gin is something to be avoided by smoking Luckies. Vermouth is one of the states. Absinthe makes the heart fonder, Rubens is a sandwich shop famed on Broadway. Freud is Winchell is an automobile A bronchial tube is a subway to the Bronx. Beware of her, Mr, Carroll! -Hymaw R. Coney, Detroit City College '32 heroine, grow swindle. accessory. “So you had an uncle who died re fusing to desert his post at the radio? Was he drowned?” “No — someone threagh the window —F.N. Be AVEN, threw a Wabash ’29, and brick Nosre Experiments In Washington it is a crime to hit a United States Senator over the head with a club, -F. N. Braven, Anrucver Sinverniatrr, Wabash '29, and Harvard "30 What to Do After the House Party Girls Leave Check up on bank account. Write letters of apology to neigh bors. Finish that half-pint. Re-sod the lawn Send tux to cle ra: Collect insurance on broken win- dows. Remove rest of varnish from grand piano and make arrangements with the piano factory. Tell Dean that you were planning on leaving school, Cae T 1 dn, Wisconsin Uv *3: Fare enough!! Samson pitches a game of horse-shoes. —Rowtannd Lron, George Washington U. "29 —Joun Rere, DePauw '30 comicbooks.com