TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1940
PAGE 6
Official Notices
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
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ciety Show—Agriculture Building—8 a.
m. to 9 p. m., daily.
November 26—Corps Dance—Mess Hall
—9:00 p. m. to 1:00 a. m.
December 2 to 4, inc.—Dairymen’s An
nual Meeting (A. L. Darnell)
December 4—Jean Dickenson Concert—
Town Hall—Guion Hall—8:00 p. m.
December 4 and 5—Municipal Engineer’s
Short Course
December 6—Tumbling Team Benefit
Show—Assembly Hall—3 :15 and 6:30 p.
m.
December 6—American Society of Civil
Engineers Dance—Sbisa Hall—9:00 p. m.
SENIOR R.O.T.C.
All students who have completed R.
O.T.C. work under contract or will com
plete their work at the end of this se
mester and will graduate from the college
this semester will report without delay
to the Sergeant-Major’s office, second floor
Ross Hall to file application for commis
sion as second lieutenant in the Officers
Reserve Corps.
MAJOR WISE
Adjutant
NOTICE
The following seniors should call at
room 133, Administration Building, for
their six application size photographs that
are included with their personnel leaflets:
Lloyd G. Conrod
Raeford G. Evans
Brock H. Faulkner
Ralph B. Blagraves
Randall Henderson
Doyle T. Horton
M. B. Inman, Jr.
John W. Jorns
George R. Lewis
Tracy B. Medders
Edgar L. Pewitt
Eckwood H. Reagan
Victor E. Schember
William L. Shirley
Robert S. Stone
L. C. Walker
Ernest L. Wehner
William G. Whitehead
LUCIAN M. MORGAN, Director
Placement Bureau
NOTICE
Senior Electrical and Mechanical En
gineering students who are planning on
interviewing the representative of West-
inghouse Electric Manufacturing Com
pany for employment upon graduation
MUST turn in their executed student in
terview record blanks before 5 p. m. Wed
nesday, November 27. These may be turn
ed in at the E. E. Department, M. E.
Department or Room 133, Administration
Building.
LUCIAN M. MORGAN, Director
Placement Bureau
AGRICULTURIST MAGAZINE STAFF
There will be a short, but IMPORTANT
meeting of the following boys in 126,
Administration Building this afternoon
at 5:00 o’clock. Be present and bring any
material that you have ready for the
December issue of the AGRICULTURIST.
Tom Power
George Taylor
Tom Richey
Roland Bing
Tom Gillis
Lee Rice
Walter Cardwell
Jack Miller
David Pinson
V. A. Yentzen
Phil Golman
Jack Jones
Bob Button
Ed Douglass
Mortan Robinson
Graham Purcell
Jack Aycock
Jack Hollaman
OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT
A. & M. COLLEGE
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS
22 NovJ 40
CIRCULAR NO. 21:
1. The Corps of Cadet will move to Aus
tin, Thursday morning, November 28,
1940, via. Missouri Pacific Railroad to
parade and attend the A. & M. - Texas
University football game.
2. Calls will be sounded as as follows:
1st Call, Reveille (no formation)
5 :00 A. M.
Mess Call, Breakfast 5 :03 A. M.
Assembly 5 :05 A. M.
3. Units will march to the Missouri Pa
cific depot in the order given below
which will be followed in entraining.
Tactical Officers detailed to ride the
trains will accompany their units from
their assembly areas to the depot.
Troops will march from their respec-
tice assembly points at 5:45 A. M.
a. Time of departure—6:15 A. M.
Tactical Officers—Col. Wing, Major
Spiller, Major Fox, Major Hol-
linghead. Major McIntyre, Captain
Elwood, Captain McCulley.
Troops—Band, Corps Staff, Infan
try Regiment, Field Artillery Reg
iment, Composite Regiment, Cav
alry Regiment, Engineer Regi
ment, Coast Artillery Regiment.
4. a. Railroad tickets are on sale at the
Missouri Pacific Depot and round
trip tickets may be purchased for
$1.75 each.
b. Regimental Commanders will report
to their respective Tactical Officers
to familiarize themselves with the
details of the parade.
c. A cadet officer will accompany each
organization on the train and senior
cadet officers will be stationed in
each end of the coaches to see that
students do not get off the train
when stops are made enroute. Ves
tibules will be kept closed.
5. DETRAINING:
The special train will arrive in Austin
at 9:15 A. M. Organizations will de
train promptly upon arrival and march
in column of twos to assembly areas,
as follows:
Corps Staff—Intersection of Congress
Avenue and West Second Street.
Field Artillery Band—Intersection of
Congress Avenue and West Sec
ond Street.
Infantry Regiment—North Side of
West Second Street between Con
gress Avenue and Colorado Street,
head of column on Congress Avenue.
Field Artillery Regiment—East side of
Colorado Street between West First
Street and West Second Street, head
of column on West Second Street.
Composite Regiment—East side of Col
orado Street between West Second
Street and West Third Street, head
of column on West Second Street.
Infantry Band—Intersection of Colo
rado Street and West Second Street.
Cavalry Regiment—North side of West
Second Street between Colorado
Street and Lavaca Street, head of
column on Colorado Street.'
Engineer Regiment—East side of La
vaca Street between West First
-Street and West Second Street, head
of column on West Second Street.
Coast Artillery Regiment—East side
of Lavaca Street between West Sec
ond Street and West Third Street,
head of Column on West Second
Street.
6. BAGGAGE:
a. Immediately after halting in posi-
in position at the parade assem
bly area, each squad will make up a
squad roll containing all overcoats
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and raincoats, securely tied in one
bundle and tagged with two tags to
each roll. Tags will be distributed
by Company Supply Sergeants. Hand
baggage will be marked with chalk
—the name of the owner, organiza
tion, and arm ; example, Joe Smith,
Troop “C” Cavalry. Rolls and bag
gage will be placed in baggage
trucks provided. Baggage will be
obtained from truck at point of dis
missal. Four men will be detailed
from each battalion as guards to
remain with property and safeguard
same during the parade.
b. On detraining members of the Band
will secure instruments from the
baggage coach and proceed to a
moving can provided for the purpose,
and leave baggage and instrument
cases in the moving van.
c. Free check rooms for baggage after
the parade have been provided at
the Chamber of Commerce Building
and on West Seventh Street adja
cent to the Driscoll Hotel. These
baggage rooms will remain open til
12 midnight, Thursday, November
28, 1940. x
7. PARADE:
a. Time: 10:00 A. M.
b. Assembly: Organization will assem
ble in the respective areas desig
nated, in column of companies, each
company in mass formation.
c. Order of March:
Corps Commander and Staff
Field Artillery Band
Infantry Regiment
Field Artillery Regiment
Composite Regiment .
Infantry Band
Cavalry Regiment
Engineer Regiment
Coast Artillery Regiment.
d. Formation: Column of regiments,
regiments in column of battalions,
battalions in column of companies,
companies in mass formation at
close interval, with a 9 man front.
e. Route: Congress Avenue to the cap-
itol grounds.
f. Reviewing Stand: The Reviewing
Stand will be located at the Austin
Hotel.
g. Colors, Standards and Guidions: Col
ors, Standards, and Guidons will be
carried. Regimental Standards will
salute. After the parade the Colors,
Standards and Guidons will be plac
ed in the Band van under the su
pervision of one Color Sergeant de
signated by the Corps Commander.
The Band van will be located im
mediately back of the Capitol Build
ing (north side of Capitol grounds).
h. Dismissal: Capitol grounds.
8. UNIFORM:
a. No. 1 uniform.
b. Non-military students and other
students that are not required to
purchase a blouse are authorized to
wear civilian clothes with coat and
tie.
c. No. 2 uniform will be non-regula-
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tion for the trip and for the ball
game.
9. Time of departure for return from
Austin:
Special train-—7:30 P. M., Thursday
night, November 28. Tactical Officers
—Major Spiller, Major Fox.
Regular train—10:15 P. M., Thursday
night, November 28.
10. To prevent confusion and delay in
forming the parade, cadets that do not
go to Austin by train will be at the
assembly areas of their respective or-
11. Company Supply Sergeants will report
to the Commandant’s Office not later
than 2:00 P. M., Wednesday, Novem
ber 27, and receive twine, tags, and
chalk for marking squad rolls and
baggage. Color Sergeants will report to
the Sergeant Major’s ' office on the
2nd floor, Ross Hall, to receive Colors
and Standards, Wednesday, November
27, 1940. Color Sergeants are directed
to have Colors, Standards, and Guidons
transported to Austin by special train
only, November 28, 1940.
JAMES A. WATSON
Lt. Colonel, U. S. Army
Commandant
CAMPUS STUDY CLUB
The Campus Study Club will meet today
at 3 p. m. in the lounge of Sbisa Hall.
Mrs. John Astin of Bryan will be the
guest speaker.
AG ENGINEERS
There will NOT be a meeting of the
A.S.A.E. tonight, November 26, due to a
conflict with the Bonfire dance. The next
meeting will be Tuesday after Thanks
giving.
Fuller Elected Head
Of New Home Town Club
Cadets from Jim Wells, Brooks,
Duval, Kleberg, Live Oak, and
McMullen counties met last Thurs
day evening in the new Y. M. C. A.
to organize a home town club.
Officers elected were Jack Ful
ler, Alice, president; John Rag
land, Alice, vice-president; Bill
Coker, George West, treasurer.
Plans for a Thanksgiving dance
were discussed.
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