Alaska must look at its future
through eyes like these
One day they’ll come to focus on a career — in
science... law... philosophy... medicine... engineering... the
arts.
To prepare our youth in these challenging times, help is needed as
never before say educators. Many companies are responding with
financial and other aid.
Standard long ago recognized its obligation as a good citizen to
help support our education system and for 20 years has encouraged
and assisted young minds to explore the wide field of learning.
Included in our program are scholarships, graduate fellowships in
engineering, science and business plus financial aid to university
departments concerned... projects in research... outright money
gifts to schools.
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For example, we have helped a number of students attend college
in Alaska. In addition, a program of “learn by doing” kits, motion
pictures, film strips, booklets have been used and acclaimed by
teachers.
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To thousands of Alaska children, the Standard School Broadcast has
long meant an opportunity to hear and enjoy good music. All of
these projects are continuing.
Worthwhile? We think so, because one of the most productive
investments is in human beings—those who in time to come will
take over responsibilities in industry and in our nation.
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Besides contributions to the field of education,
here’s how Standard serves Alaska today...
44 bulk plants
206 independent Chevron
dealers
16 independent airport
dealers
1808 Alaskans who derive
their living from distribut
ing Standard’s products
D STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
Since 1885.. .planning ahead to serve Alaska better