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During 1933-34 red ink was conspicuousby its total absence fromthe books of The Argonaut, due tothe efficient and t horough manner inwhich J ohnny handled the publication'sbusiness affairs.John PowellJoHN PoweLl. -- Business ManrtgerCHARLES WARNERCirculation ManagerBRucE BowLER - - /ldvertisi11g ManagerCIRCULATIO •-Hugh Maguire, Assistant Manager; Fred Robinson, Eugene Ryan, Murva J ames,Katherine Kimball, Wayne Hancock, William Boies, Mary D. Beamer, Harmon Munyon, Gene Conklin.Charles WarnerThe Idaho Argonaut, the official newspaper issued twice weekly by the Associated Students of the Universityof Idaho, underwent some rather radical changes during the year 1933-34, both as to the organization of thestaff and the makeup of the paper itself. The editor and his staff overthrew precedent in bringing the paper toits readers at noon on publication days rather than late in the afternoon as was done in the past. The campusstaff worked hard all year and much credit is due them for making the files of The Argonaut one of the bestrecords of Idaho life and activities.E. Ryan, W. Hancock, C. Warner, K. Kimball, B. Bowler, G. Conklin, J. Powell, H. Munyon~······ *