Students Purchase
Co-op Membership
Approximately 2600 students anc
faculty members have joined the
University Co-op since the begin
ning of the fall term, according tc
M. F. McClain, Co-op manager.
Though the main drive for mem
bers is over, membership can s'til'
be gained by purchasing the $1
ticket at the cashier’s counter ir
the Co-op. The dollar, with the an
nual rebate, will be returned at th«
end of the year.
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Egg, Truman Favored
Once it was “Black Friday;” yesterday it was “Truman Tuesday”
The reaction to the first meatless Tuesday was mild- The wo
men liked the vegetables, and the men were just plain philosophic.
At th Sigma Nu house, the Emerald surveyor was told by telephone,
“We ail talked about meat, but we got by.” Most of the comments
were of this “We’re doing all right, but we’re getting tired of eggs”
type.
John Straub was hardest hit. No one said much until the football
team who perhaps are in the “invalid” class came to dinner. They
had steaks “this big, and with juice oozing out of them,” as one on
looker exclaimed. However Pi Phi and Kappa houses reported that
their football team ate the same food as their sisters.
An unofficial spokesman for one of the vets’ dorms said in an un
happy voice that the “boys” did not like meatless Tuesday. “It’s too
much like.rationing.” Then, brightening, he added as an afterthought
that they had had a very good dinner—creamed turkey. (In the plan,
turkey is not considered meat)
One girl whose uncle raises cougars, agreed heartily with Truman’s
plan. “My uncle starves the cougars one day a week—on Sunday.
Maybe it’s good for humans, too.” she said.
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Amphibs Initiate
Thirteen girls were initiated into
the Amphibians, women’s swim
ming honorary, Monday night at
Gerlinger hall, swelling the mem
bership of the organization tow
twenty-five. Louise Hastings was
in charge of the initiating commit
tee.
Those initiated included: Paula
Castle, Clar Cassidy, Joanne Carr,
Janet Harris, Jackie Tetz, Lor
raine Harris, Joyce Merman, Jerry
Noble, Nancy Kuhnhauser, Virgin
ia Davis, Barbar Knodell, Dixie
Sheldon, and Fran Blenkinsop.
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Theta Sig Initiation
Theta Sigma Phi will hold a for
mal initiation at the home of Mrs.
George Turnbull at 7:30 p.m. Thurs
day. Members and pledges to be
initiated are asked to wear short
silks.
Girls to Attend YW
Freshman commission Chairman
Beth Basler has requested all
freshman women to attend the
commission of 'their choice if they
have not been contacted by the
YWCA.
Advertising Staff for Wednesday:
Day Manager, Sally Waller
Assist. Day Mgr.: Doug Hayes
Layout Staff:
George LaRouche
Barbara Schultz
Joan McKenna
Donna Brennon
Donna Babb
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