  We note that it is possible to determine the weak phase \gamma from the time
dependent measurements of the decays $B_s^0(t) (\bar B_s^0 (t)) \to \bar D^0
\phi without any hadronic uncertainties. These decays are described by the
color suppressed tree diagrams and hence are free from the penguin pollutions.
We further demonstrate that \gamma can also be extracted with no hadronic
uncertainties from an angular analysis of corresponding vector vector modes,
$B_s^0(t) (\bar B_s^0 (t)) \to \bar D^{* 0} \phi $. Although the branching
ratios for these decay modes are quite small $ {\cal O} (10^{-5}-10^{-6})$, the
strategies presented here appear to be particularly interesting for the "second
generation" experiments at hadronic B factories.
