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Cal llynIttl listen attertnery Pile PreptRot SProul tells them about hot Rune, to Mottoer at a lunereto held to the palace titters Rote Rota THE California Monthly for two years has featured various California industries and their employment opportunities for re- turning service men and women. So broad has its service been that the American Alumni Council awarded it first place for editorial achievement over all other alumni publications in 1944. Edited by Robert Sibley ' 03, the maga- zine will maintain its loyal support of the University, and remain a constant means of contact for alumni members. It will feature alumni progress in education, tele- vision, atomic energy, or any other field which adds to the stature of mankind. CALIFORNIA MONTHLY STAFF SACK ROW: Robert Rupert, N. S. Rootlet. Ann Yantl, Mani Nttoeaott, 9Ptlry Briactotoo. Don Watt. FRONT ROW: Jean Backus, Robert Sibley, Vali Kuebne.
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