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Honor and the Blue Star...
One*
erml ant!
v CoU^r**. ROTC branch
Awaar th
* afain Um aadat corps will
bonne* to ^Marmine the
inspected by the f«Hi*J
icisncy ratine of the
t m Our honor is at stake. Our ri*ht to
wear the blue star on th* right sleeve of our blouses Is at
•tail*
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It signifies
tactics, in drill, in
•d not be said how
in
by
has worked
army
’ This blue star is importaat I
knowledge of military Misnce and
say, in uniform, hi discipline. It ns
the wsaring of this star means to students and to former
lent# Ail of us have a feeling of pride when we are ask-
'What does that bins star mean*" and oan reply' fit
•how*, that Aggieiand has the highest rating possibls aa an
r ROTC unit."
There will be a tough tnepectloa this
OrovHd rorces offleeva. The mflltary department has
; hard, the oadste have worked hard, to
Uons of the traiaipf .wMmi prodnaaa
at A. 4 M. than at any other school.
The inspectors will be on the campus for four
tlvs days, and during that time the corps will bs ui
slant surveillance. Rvery cadet Aggie, from the lowest Pish
to the loftiest Senior must bs constantly on guard for any
off ••naive of damaging conduct or appearance.
Uniform regulations must bs strictly observe Thi*
means buttoned collars, unrolled sleeves, pent* cuffs straight,
‘liny brass, and tan socks at ail times when in uniform.
Ing these four days, and especially on Monday and Tuee-
_cadet officer* and noncommissioned officers should be
constantly on the lookout for any violations of these rules.
Also, only freshly laundered khakis should be allowed for
wear
Army, that blue star la important to us all. Let's do our
best during the inspection to show we deserve to be rated
excellent.
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church South. of Dra laabcl mad Silrio
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Quality and Spaed — Dry
Qollege Supplies,
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Your college needs from uniforms to little
personal comfort* can be supplied by your Ex
change Store—the store that is operated and
maintained by the college for your convenience.
You will find our quality, service and merchan
dise of the highest quality — factors that are
highly important ip making purchases because
better merchandise will last longer and give
better service.
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USE THIS STORE OFTEN
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Check over the items you need and then
come to the Exchange Store for Qram W* carry
a complete line of the things you need.
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