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Work in the various departments of the 1932 Campanile is progressing rapidly, according to an announcement made Friday by Bill Plath, editor. All students who plan to have pictures in the annual are urged to turn them in as soon as possible, as absolutely no extension of time will be made on the deadline, November 2. Pictures may be made from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. from Monday to Saturday in Autry house. Picture taking as a whole is slow, Plath said Friday. Organizations are slow in turning in pictures to appear in the annual. "Much advancement has been made in the advertising campaign as weti as in the editorial work," Plath said. "The pages have been enlarged to the regular collegiate size of 9 by 12 inches, making the year book somewhat larger." The subscription campaign for those students who desire to purchase books, but are not blanket tax holders, will begin about the first of the year. Copies will sell for $7.50. The dedication of the book this year is to remain a complete surprise until its distribution in May, Plath said. BACK TEXAS WRITER TEXAS Dramatic Club Is Audience to One Act Play