1956_10 The Daily Collegian October 1956

              -TKe Fresno Stat* Collage
Psychology Group
Today Will Hear
Hospital Director
Dr. Reginald Rood. superlnter
rad.ro Stat.  Hospital, will  speak
Clever Character Claims
Cliche Catches Clearness
By William Gross
Webster defines a cliche as a hackneyed expression that
has lost its exact meaning. Webster has water on the brain.
I maintain a good cliche is lovely to look at and comes along
A bright and sunny cliche better expresses something than
Fresno  Municipal Court,  Dr.
Dorm Beedle. a psycholoclsL
Woo,! and guu_of English comp.
Bulldogs Entertain
'Bows Tomorrow
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PRESSBOX
(Continued from Page 3)
•s on th. Bulldog
Law Students Invited
To Discussion Series
9 sun. la Department 5, superior
court, la th. Fresno CountT Cotlrt-
Callfornla Slat. Bar of California
Commute, on Continuing Legal
Education through th. faclIIUca of
Further Information may be <
tallied from FeUi T. Stamp/, J
ey hit th. dirt light i
Colltakm-	
Citations Check
Student Drivers
Joyal Back East
JTo Participate
In Two Parleys
American  Associated  College
Professor To Resign,
Work For Convair Co.
Frosh Get Chaiffc
In Brawl Today
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dent and  vice-president   bar* ,,
ferlni opinion on the outcom,"S
th. day. They an Mla ,0 ^ "
ug-ofwar last night and s
Darrell Stuart
Or how to paint your way up the ladder
lou hear a lot of talk these days about the
clanger of big companies getting bigger.
"What people overlook is that every big company creates opportunity for small ones to start
and grow strong. I'm a good example.
"I quit school at 15 and went to work as an apprentice painter. When I was 22 I started a
little decorating business in Santa Barbara,
California.
"In 1930—when I was 33-1 had an idea I
could do better by specializing. So I bid on
painting a Union Oil service station. I got the
contract, gave my decorating business to
my superintendent, and started to specialize.
back into
"Today,
i truck, a hired hand, and 11000 Vd
from the bank. I did a better paint
at first station than Union had ever
to get for the money—and still made
result, I kept getting more contracts
■rowing more money. Profits I put
the business for equipment.
Darrell Stuart Inc. gets most of the
k for Union Oil's marketing depart-
d a sizeable amount from other de
partments, too. We still bid competitively on
every job—and still do a better one than Union
itself can do any other way.
"We employ over 200 people, work 92 trucks
and own our own building, mortgage-free.
Last year we grossed over a million dollars.
"But the point is: if Union Oil hadn't nivcn
me the chance, I'd never have had the incentive to come this far. In my book, bit; !msin«;
is the best friend—and customer—small business has!"
Last year our customers paid us a record
$368,760,900. That's strictly big business.
But when you take a closer look, you find wr
spent 72% of that $368,760,900 with more than
fifteen thousand other companies .irul individual! with whom we do business.
Many of these companies—like Stuarl's-
have grown with us. As long as we continue lo
do a better job, there's a good chance some of
those small companies will be the big ones of
votm cowuints are invited: Write: The Chchrm
«/ the Board, Union Oil Company, Union Oil BmUlf.
617 Wett 7th Street, Let Angeles 17, CaUjema
Union Oil Company(
OF CALIFORNIA
MANUFACTURERS OP ROYAL TRITON. THE AMAZINO PURPLE MOTOR OIL
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COLLEGIA
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STUDIHT PAPtK
IN AU CAUfOKHIA
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1966
FSC Physicist
Ends Teaching;
Joins Convair
It will be." Jack d
ri department* at Convair i
Ike Beefstew-Dinner
To Feature Kno wland
Frosh Smashed
By Sophomores
During Brawl'
MAID OF COTTON — Peggy King, cor
named the Fresno Stale College Maid ol Cotton at a Tokalon sponsored tea. Beverly Bolters, left.
were selected as alternates. All ihree
will enter the California Maid of Cotton
during tho Collon Cotillion. Friday, in the Fresno Memona
Auditorium. Bee Pholi
e FSC coeds
74 Men Pledging Frats
Constitutes Largest Class
To Rush In Past Few Years
Gordon Wilson, associate dean of student activities, has
released the names of 74 Fresno State College students who
have pledged eight of the nine FSC fraternities following
the fall semester rushing which officially closed last week.
Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity has the largest pledge class
MockVoting
Gains Boost
Of 'Parties
Campus Politicians Set
More Election Activities {^pa
By Jim Forbes   ■
On the Fresno State College campuses, Democratic and
Republican party machines are buzzing with activity as election day draws near.
Both the Young Democrats and Young Republicans are
determined to get out the vote for their respective parties on
New FSC Mascot
Hits Big' Jackpot
nounced Tuesday It
»  Dr.   Roaa 'Dog
Two New Teachers Produce Play;
Others Bolster Fresno State Staff
Two new members of the FSC faculty are working together
on the production of Charley's Aunt, the farce-comedy that
opened last week in the arena theater.
The play is under the direction of Alvin S. Kaufman 	
also is in charge of tho publicity for the theater in addition
traduata work at Stanford
>»r and Is married
PLAYHOUSE FOR
A New Yorker. 1
*M.raa ot tire, s.i
Production!   tad    t
nlty   Include   Sanl.y   I'oss  of
English Department and Leetei
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nnlng the egg-throw w
ectlon d.
organise Ii
Young Demos To Meet
Wednesday; Hear Talk
o bur Mrs. Rollyn Gibson.
Hoods Starts
Shooting Pix
For Campus
dividual Dhotoa for tbe 195,
ia   today,   reported   Gayllnc
Lr will be provided
ie tblngs will be provided.
ss Sr*|J<Y'U U necaaary for
»m to aisoTwy 10 cent, for each
s. Kveryon. la Invited to «
ward Douglas Link. Leonard
Ives. John Palsy. Harvey Payne,
idolph   Petersen,   Donald   Price.
i. Charles Odle and
>da Chl Alpha, Donal
Fll and Rodger Sterling.
Kappa   Sigma,   Lester   Clayton.
svid   Costello.   Richard   Lundy.
iry Mullhof.r. Hugh Poet, Charles
Pollard. John  Snowd.n  and John
Sigma  Alpha  Epsllon,  Kenneth
wood, Warren Fox. Larry Grlgsby.
obert Lareen and Donald Leone.
Phi Sigma Kappa, Robert Catron.
Kenton To Urge
Curriculm Of
Modern Music
DIMES FOR ALBERT
DAY SET TOMORROW
Tomorrow baa been designated
aa Dimes for Albert D»y. .wording to student Body President
Brace Fukrsls. Alt Fresno State
College atudenU are urged to coo