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.Edited All<!. published weekly by the class of Coeur d ' Ale-ne Junior College. J~urnal ism
Robert· ':H. FrandseJt.:~ Jack E. :Danby Evelyn :.icDonald John Dingler \!.tttori t. Beo~:!;. 7iinifred Joseph Enna Gordon Leona Johnson Zella t :ae aelch lli. Doane :Srakemeye!' Cl.o.s.a J..dvisOT, ~liss F..l.len Bungay
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Soma of the readers of the Jaycee J ournal a r e ~Tendering why there was no front pace on l ast we eks edition of the pa:s:er . It is even more puzzling tor-ehu lll!?lllb~us ~•f .a...:e r-t:,ff. The pe.ge was printed a week ago yesterday, and the next day both the stenc i l and t he page were missing. One solution t o t he IeyStery .mig ht be that SQ:le student may have swlen the page in order to keep some story from reaching the eyes of the public. AnotheT soluti-on is that IJOssibly s«:~e member of t h e .FT1ars Club, wh ic!l met in t he Junior College last Thu.rsd.ay evening, may ha ve taken it, thinking it >loulC. be a good joke . At a:ny rate, from n0\"1 on tile paper Will be kept under lock anc1 key, and no one , with the ~ca-ption of the journalism atud&nts, will be allowed to read it until it has been pu.blished. We hope that the students will bear this in mind,. and .ooo.perat e by not asking to read it before ,PI.Il>li.-oati..()n.
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