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THE DAILY BULLET VOL. XX COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1937. No. 152 MEMORANDUM: Mounted Review. 1. There will be a mounted re- view, under arms, of the R.0.T.C,, Saturday, April 10, 1937, in honor of visiting members of the Texas Legislature. First Call: 10:30 A. M. Assembly: 10:35 A. M. Adjutant’s Call: 10:40 A. M. Uniform: (a) For dismounted and motorized units: No. 1, with slacks. Cadet officers may wear boots. (b) For mounted Units: No. 1, with breeches and boots or leggins. (c) All students will wear white shirts. 2, Headquarters Battery, 1st Battalion, Field Artillery, will be motorized. Headquarters Battery, 2nd Battalion, Field Artillery, will be horse-drawn. Troop D, Cavalry, will be mounted. 3. Students of the above bat- teries or troop will report to their respective motor parks or! stables at 10:15 A. M. 4, The detailed order for the re- view will be posted on all bulletin boards. By order of Colonel LEWIS: MARTIN MOSES First Lieutenant, Infantry, Adjutant. LUTHERAN NOTICE There will be no church services Sunday night.—Pres. q | Grover, L. M. The students listed below are ex- cused for absences from classes and other routine duties for the reason given: APRIL 8 (SICK) Bailey, J. T. Kelsey, R. O. Baird, R. M. Key, C. H. Baker, A. O. King, E. B. Balfour, B. H. Lawson, W., E. Bergman, Clay- Mogford, John ton ' Mark, J. C. Bukowski, Ted Mayo, W. P. Castro, Fred McDougal, W. J. Chase, A. L. Neal, R. L. Cohen, Stanley Page, Grover Colvin, C. R.. Pearson, P. E. Cox, V. V. Pick, Jack Cravens, G. M. Ragsdale, J. E. Daggett, E. G. Rogers, A. W. Davis, J. B. Rosello, M. J. Davis, T. B. Ross, 0. W. Dickson, R. E. Ryan, K. W. Dorsett, F. M. Sadler, W. O. Drinkard, John Schroeter, A. W. Dubinson, E. B. . Sibeck, Duke, B. G. : Dupre, A. , Freeman astham y Ha Lai Elston, J. W. Stephens, N. E. Ewing, H. P. Stephenson, R.C. Fullwood, E. F. Sweeten, D. W. Graeser, H. Jr. Sykes, Robert Tague, Morris Hale, G. M. Tramonte, J. J. Hamilton, D. J, Turman, J. A. Heard, C. W. Volentine, J. H. Hering, W. W. Hilpert, Ray-_ mond : Holick, E. H. Ward, D. L. Walden, J. R.. ‘Williams, M. C. Wyatt, B. F. | to 41 Puryear. Double usual re- Hovorah, L. M, Zuehl, E. H. Johnson, W. K. APRIL 8 (GUARD) Malven, S. S. © FRANK G. ANDERSON Commandant SCHEDULE OF EVENTS April 10 P. M. Baseball Game with U. Kyle Field. ) :30 P. M. Wrestling Match: hai April 11 8:00 P. M. Herbert Walls’ St dent Program, Guion Hall. April 12 and 18 7 8:00 P. M. “Aggies of 193 Assembly Hall. FRANK G. ANDERSON Commandant 3:00 ToC. NOTICE Will the person to whom I loan- ed my raincoat last Saturday at the baseball game, please return ward offered for its return.—L. P. Schraub. 1b6tc OFFICIAL Classes are suspended from 10 A. M. to noon today in order that a review may be held for the vis- iting members of the Texas Legis- lature. : F. C. BOLTON, DEAN
