Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, April 20, 1955, Page Three, Image 3

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    Rally Board Urges Yell King Petitions
Petitions for Yell King arc
now being called for by the
Kally Board. Any freshmen,
sophomore, or junior with a 2
point 1h eligible.
Petition* ate line at 5 p.m
Monday. AKPO petition forms
are to be used, end are to be
left in the ASUO box op the
1 hlrd floor of the Student Union,
i Candidates for Yell King will
be interviewed by ' the Hally
8nard at 1 p.m. Tuesday In room
313 in Lhe SU. The ASUO Sen
ate will make the final selection.
All Interested are urged to
petition.
RE Chairman Petitions
To Be Filed by Friday
Friday la the deadline for pe
titionn for next year’s Religious
fCmphaaia Week chairman.
Petitions, should be turned in
I to the YMCA office on the third
floor of the Student Union by
II p.m. Friday.
Physicist to Hold Technical Seminar
J. Robert Oppenheimer,' noted
atomic physicist, will hold a
seminar Friday at 3:30 in room
123 in the Science building.
He will speak on the same
general subject as his lectures,
but on a more technical level.
The seminar will be directed to
those interested in chemistry
and physics, but any interested
person may attend.
On April 28, 1942, 1549 work
ers were killed in the worst mine
disaster in the world. The explo
sion occurred in the Honkeiko
Colliery in Manchuria.
Ruth Randall
1 lie school teacher who owns an oil company
urn randall teaches Latin at San
XV Bernardino High School, San Bernar
dino, California.
In 1939 she invested part of her savings
in 50 shares of Union Oil Stock. This makes
her—along with some forty thousand other
people—an owner of the 45th largest indus
trial company in the country.
And entitles her to examine the report
card on our sixty-fifth year of business.
It was the largest in our history. Our cus
tomers paid us $351,'731,078.
VVc didn't keep all of this money, of course.
16.8% of it we paid to our 8700 employees as
wages and benefits.
4.8% went for taxes. (This does not in
clude S60,000,000 additional in fuel taxes
which we collected for the government.)
68.2% — by far the lion’s share — we
divided among more than fifteen thousand
other companies and individuals with whom
we do business.
litis left us net earnings of 10.2%. From
which we paid shareholders like Miss Randall
4.5% as dividends for the use of their money,
and reinvested the remaining 5.7% in
necessary' expansion and modernization of
facilities.
We hope Miss Randall is pleased with this
report. We are certain she should be pleased
with herself. For in wisely investing in Amer
ican industry- for her own security, she has
helped to create a higher standard of living
for everyone.
* * * *
YOUR comments are invited. Write: The President,
VnionOil Company, UnionOil Bid,LosAngeles J 7,Cal.
L \ 1 lOH Oil Comp any OF CALIFORNIA.
MANUFACTURERS OF ROYAL TRITON, THE AMAZING PURPLE MOTOR OIL