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lume XVI
Los Angeles, California, Wednesday, April 29, 1925
Number 94
OJAN STAFF Will T£“ EDIT POMONA NEWSPAPER
elve Journalism Students Will Put Out Pomona Daily Saturday
Members of the Trojan staff will ave for Pomona Saturday morning here they will have full charge of e editing of the Pomona “Progress.” It has been the custom of the stafl r the past year to visit surrounding wns and assume tht- entire responsi-lity of the editing of papers. The ips were arranged for by Mr. Marc Goodnow, professor of journalism the university, the purj»ose being to ve the Trojan staff members an op-irtunity for practical experience on her papers. Professor Goodnow will jmpany the staff on Saturday and ipervise the editing of the '‘Process.”
Those who will make the trip to omona May 2. are: Margarete Mat->n, who will act as managing editor, Drothy Crowley and Ralph Holly who ill be on the desk and edit the tele-raph news, 'Paul Churchill. sport edi->r ,and Dorothy Davis and Marjorie all on society.
SERVE AS REPORTERS
Freeman Hall, Chet Mackie. Terrel ?Lapp, and Catherine Potter will act reporters and Grady Setzler and aud Miller will be feature writers. Dorothy Crowley, Margaret Matson, arjorie Hull, and Paul Churchill will ) to Pomona on Friday in order to 3t things started early. Dorothy rowley. Marguerite 'Matson and Free-an Hall will stay over until Saturday, aul Churchill will return to Ix>s An-eles Friday night. The other mem-ers of the staff, accompanied by Pro-jssor Goodnow, will leave early Saturday morning.
Teet Carle,, last year's Trojan editor, nd Okey King last year's Wampus editor and former managing editor of he Trojan, are now employed by the ‘Progress.”
It is expected the trip to Pomona, ’bich will be the fifth time the staff as edited out-side papers this year, Jwill be one of the most interesting. The staff is looking forward to May 2 ith a great deal of enthusiasm.
The auto section of the Trojan is again making its appearance today. It is filled with feature articles, which are written by the leading automotive dealers of the south. The instructive articles are interesting from start to finish.
According to Bernard Weinberger, the supplement is getting bigger and better at every issue, due to the fact that the section has the heary support of the staff and the automobile dealers of the southland.
Bernard Weinberger and Carl Far-man, are in full charge of the edition, aud are responsible for the gathering of material and ads that appear in the auto supplement, Mr. Weinberger has continually been working on this project t