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THE DAILY BULLET Vol. XXI. COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1937. No. 19 COMMANDANT’S OFFICE 1. EXCUSED LIST: a. The following students are excused for absences from classes and other routine duties for the reason given: October 12 (Sick) Lodlin, Y. K. Adams, Morris Lummus, L. H. Allert, R. A. Mathes, E. W. Belinsky, Joseph MoOme, J. W. Brown, R. D. Nix, P."S. Chedester, L. D. Pridgen, T.-H. Abney, T. S. Cunningham, Renshaw, J. Don Earl Santoni, E. Evans, B. R. Smith, J. C. Griffin, V. T. Spencer, Rogers Gunter, A. T. Strickland, J. C. Guzman, J. M. Taylor, H. E. Haltom, Geo. Weydell, A. J. Hamner, A. H. Ward, L. P. Holick, J. C. White, F. Howard, H. G. Wilcox, M. A. Kane, Guy Williamson, Kopit, Julius Jamie Kopit, Leo Zlotnick, A. M. Locker, H. M. October 13 (Guard) Yardley, J. T. Gilchrist, F. U. From 9:00 A. M. October 12 to 9:00 A. M. October 13 Meyer, C. F. Moore, J. H. 2. AUTHORIZED ABSENCES: The following students are auth- orized to be absent (College Regu- lations, Paragraph 20) from the College October 14 and 15: Altman, B.; Ashford, J. T.; Bap- tista, F. G.; Berlocher, S. H.; By- num, R. S.; Bond, E. V.; Bell, W. M.; Best, W. C.; Brown, T. M. Brown, D. H.; Bielstein, W. J.; Bowman, E. E.; Brooks, W. A.; Brown, A. K.; Crisman, O. W.; Cummings, L. L.; Chandler, D. E.; Davidson, D. A.; Devine, J. F.; Drake, E.; Evans, A. J. Eldridge, L. M.; Echols, W. H.; Forester, O. F.; Fannin, C. C.; Har- ris, V. B.; Haseman, J. D.; Jack- son, R. W.; Mueller, C. B.; Math- ews, G. C.; Moore, J. H.; North- up, J. W.; Patterson, W. M. Pringle, J. P.; Rehmet, J. R.; Shook, A. M.; Sory, C. B.; Spear, J.; Stiles, W. E.; Sebesta, 0. F.; Smith, E. L.; Staples, E. A.; Steen, C. A.; Slack, R. C. Tarver, J. H.; Vick, J. F.; Van Slyke, J. R.; Williams, R. M.; Wil- wsoh, H. C.; Williams, W. P.; Wiley, Geo. F. Moore Comdt. MEMORANDUM Cadet Lieutenant Colonel R. E. WHITE, Field Artillery, is desig- nated as Acting Corps Commander for the Corps trip to Fort Worth, Texas, October 16, 1937. By order of Lieutenant Colonel MOORE: MARTIN MOSES Captain, Infantry, Adjutant NOTICE The President’s Office is holding a package from Norma-Hoffman Bearings Corp. containing ‘“Norma- Hoffman, R-120.” Will the Depart- ment to whom this belongs please call for it.—Mrs. Williamson. NOTICE AGGIES The Aggieland Barber = Shop, North Gate of Campus, will be open Thursday and Friday nights for your convenience.—R. W. Ivy, Prop. 20b-3 Psychology 301 will meet in Chemistry Lecture Room today. —C. H. Winkler STUDENT DIRECTORY The Student Directory is now ready for distribution. Copies may be secured at the College News Dealers or at the Student Publica- tions Office. Price 25¢. 21a-3 Lost: Pair of Tailored Fish Slacks. Given to Cleaning and Pressing Agent about the time the Government Issue came out. Have not yet been returned. Please re- turn to G-15 Hart. 19b-1 NOTICE The Pre-Med Club will have a smoker and an interesting lecture Thursday night at 7:30 p. m. in the Asbury Room of the Library. All members are urged to be pres- ent on time.—Bill Trabue. NOTICE Bob Dalton with Hamilton Clothes will be in Room 214, Aggie- land Inn, until 6 P. M. Friday. 20d-2 Shoe Repair Service College Station Shoe Repair We use the Rock-Oak Prime 5 in. leather and Cat’s Paw Rubber heel which means best quality. We Do Expert Workmanship Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Back : D. CANGELOSI 20c-2 The Barber Shops of Bryan will be open Thursday and Friday evenings until 9 p. m. for the con- venience of the Cadets.
