Oregon daily emerald., November 13, 1956, Page Seven, Image 7

Chairmanship Petitions
Petition* for chairmen of the
publicity, Invitations, distribu
tions, and collections committee
of the AWS Christmas Tea will
he due Friday at 5 p.m. in the
Student Union.
Committee members are also
needed for the above committees
and for the food, decorations and
promotions committees.
Called for Yule Tea
AHUO petition blank* may he
lined, General co-chairmen for the
event are Anne Heltzel and Sanrji
Jochimsen.
Under the Weather
There wan only one duck under
the weather Monday. She wan
Darlyne Robinson.
"Man and Superman" Shows This Week at UT
"Man and Superman," which
opened Friday night, will be. pre
senter! again, on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday night* of this
week, with curtain time a 8 p.m.
Directed by F. J. Hunter, the,
f George Bernard Shaw production
; mark* the firat play of the fall
season by the U.T.
Ann Becker and Doug Brink
man head the cast as Shaw's Ann
and Tanner, The supporting cast
includes, John Hutchinson, as Oc
tavius; Sandra Pearson, as Sue
Bay lias: Bill Visteen as Roebuck
Ramsden; and Boh Zagone as
Mendoza and The Devil,
"Man and Superman" in a
'lovcchasc' of a man by a woman.
Tanner, the most progressive
thinker of form all, is trapped by
destiny, and Ann, into a marriage
that he fiitilely attempts to avoid
by raring across half of Er-ope
in a very elegant automobile.
Tickets may still be purchased
for $1 at the TTT. box office on
Monday through Friday from l
to 5.
Clarence Froome
Or how to reduce your tax bill
A here used to hr a saying bark in 1921 when
I joined Union Oil. It was ‘The less govern
ment, the better.’ We believed it, t(Xi.
“Today it’s the other way ’round. People
seem to think that more and more government
can solve more and more of their problems.
“They l<x)k to government for pensions, for
unemployment insurance, for federal housing,
i
for medical aid—for all kinds of securities we
used to depend on ourselves for.
“Now there’s nothing wrong with taxes that
pay for defense, and other necessities. But we’re
kidding ourselves if we think L’ncle Sam is a
rich relative with an inexhaustible supply of
cash we can tap whenever we need it.
“Fact is, government is more of a poor rela
tion. It produces nothing. It pays no taxes.
Anything you or anyone else gets from it first
has to be taken away from you and somebody
else.
“So, obviously, the more you let the govern
ment do for you, the more it’s going to cost
you.”
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CLARENCE FROOME: "THE MORE YOU LET GOVERNMENT DO FOR YOU, THE MORE IT COSTS YOU.’*
In 1921 when Clarence Froomc started with
Union Oil as a machinist, 1 person in 15
worked for the government. Today (Clarence
Froomc is now a Division Superintendent) 1
person in 8 is on government payroll. And
Uncle Sam takes 11 times more money from
you as taxes than he did in 1921.
Admittedly, there’s a bigger job to be done
today. But the danger of a constantly enlarging
government goes far deeper than its cost to the
citizen.
Because each time you let the government
do a job you should and can do better, you
give up a part of your personal freedom^
* * * *
YOUR comments are invited: Write: The Chairman
of the Board, Union Oil Company, Union Oil Building,
617 It Ys< 7lh Street, Los Angeles 17, California
Union Oil Company OF CALIFORNIA.
MANUFACTURERS OF ROYAL TRITON, THE AMAZING TURPLE MOTOR OIL