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Pite 12, Eugene Register-Guard. Eugene, Ore,, Vd- Aug. 81. 194 Year's Gains Told in Japan TOKYO U.B George Atche on, Jr., United States member of the Control Council for Japan, told the Japanese people Wednes day that against the dark back ground of pessimism foreign and Japanese a : -nr ago, the progress gained in Japan stands out in "startling silhouette." He gave credit to Gen. Douglas MacArthur for "wisdom and tol erance far-sighted leadership" in administering the occupation in a statement issued for the Japan ese public. Atcheson said the majority of Japanese people had "spurned the importunities of self-seeking mi norities." He observed that in the last year the Japanese "have re nounced the totalitarian leaders who opposed and misled them into disasterous aggression." Swiss cheese was brought into America by Swiss immigrants in 1830. FUR STORAGE EJectric Cleaners, 1210 Willamette street. PHOTO ALBUMS The ideal x&f to care for the snaps you took on your vacation. All sizes and prices. SittUJii the jSiaJCOi TtA' Eodachiome Transparencies Use them to balance the col lection of transparencies you took on your trip. A big var iety of scenic subjects. Each SOc. Art Corners For mounting snaps. They come in different colors, as well as black and white. En velope of 100 10c. Corner 7th and Willamette we Give S&H Green Stamps i I 5 UO Reports Staff Addition Dr- Joel V. Berreman has been named associate professor of soci ology at the University of Oregon, . in an Announcement dti,uiuiuA . made this week. The appointment is subject to confirmation by the Stgte Board of Higher Education. Dr. Berreman has worked for iia nnct fnnr vpars in eovernment service with OWI and other war agencies, serving part of that time in China and India as propaganda analyst. inlneist received his bac calaureate degree from Willamette University in Salem in jazr ana in 1933, received a master's degree from the University of Oregon. Stanford University awarded his doctoral degree in 1940. During the period from 1933 to 1934 he was a teaching assistant in sociology at Stanford, arid from I am in 13S was an instructor in citizenship at the same university. In 1935 he went to Washington o.-t- jill.... ,. ..(.rim, In Ioiaie dullest: as an hiuuw.u. 'sociology, and after one year, re turned to stanrora to noia me same position until 1940 when he was made an assistant professor. He went to wasningwn state toi 4pb in February of this year as an associate professor. Tli. 'Rprrpmfin is a member of Sigma Xi, national science honor- New Releases ' AT THOMPSON'S POPULAR SINGLES WOODY HERMAN Fan It Blowing Up A Storm GENE KRUPA Boogie Blues Lover HARRY JAMES I Guess I Expected Too Much And Then It's Heaven BING CROSBY Night and Day Just One of Those Things I Don't Know Why OTHERS In Love in Vain One More Tomorrow I'd Be Lost Without You Bumble Boogie Surrender Cindy Laughing on the Outside Put Your Order In for TWO EACH HIS OWN RECORD CABINETS AVAILABLE Mall Orders Accepted RECORD SALESLADY WANTED Opportunity for someone with sales ability. Must be neat and pleasant. Excellent working conditions. See R. B. Thompson. 29 Eostjth Phone4449 ) THE CITY BAND, under the direction of John Stehn, will play its last concert of the year Thursday evening at 8 p.m. at the city park blocks. Above, left to right, are Robert Keefe, Howard Ely and Stehn. (Wiltshire photo and engraving.) President to Review Hanging Sentence TOKYO (U.R) Two American soldiers Wednesday awaited Pres ident Truman's review of a sen tence of hanging imposed on them by an Army court martial after they were found guilty of raping a 22-year-old Japanese girl. The soldiers are Pfc Gerald N. Hayes, 20, Lakewood, N.J., and T-5 Marion R. Brown, 19, Dan ville, Ala. Eugene Band to Feature Tenor in Final Concert RUGS and Upholstery Cleaned We Guarantee Our Work PHONE 3299-W All Types and Sizes Pick Up and Delivery Intercity Rug & Upholstery Cleaners Highway 99 South Across from The Holland Crater Lake Tourist Total Jumps 346.4 CRATER LAKE Visitors to Crater Lake National Park for the current year total 137,742 compared to 30,855 at the same time last year, an increase of 346.4 per cent. Registration of visitors at the same time in the last pre-war travel year of 1941 exceeds that of this year by 58,428 or 29.9 per cent. The park was open throughout the travel year of 1941 and 61,839 people had registered by June 15, the date the park was open to the public this year. Here's why Vidian Swtner is the best time to talce your vacation this year! Bilbo Draws Opposition LOUISVILLE, Ky. (n Peti tions to unseat Senator Bilbo (D Miss), to "outlaw the Ku Klux1 Klan in the United States" and to pass a federal anli-lynching law have been signed by several hun dred physicians attending the con vention of the National Negro Medical Assn. here. The petitions were circulated at ths convention session Tuesday by Edgar G. Brown of Washington, director of the National Negro Council. He said they already had been signed by 400,000 persons all over the country. One of the petitions, criticizing Bilbo's recent radio broadcast in which he urged "redblooded Anglo-Saxons in Mississippi to resort to any means to keep all Negroes from voting in the primary elec tion," asks that the U. S. Senate deny a seat to Bilbo for "dis orderly behavior." Final concert of the Eugene Mu nicipal Band's 1946 season, Thurs day night at 8 p. m. in the Park Blocks will feature Hal Young, tenor, in songs from "The Student Prince and "The Desert Song. F o 11,0 wing his professional career on the New York stage, Mr. Young has resided in Portland and Eugene; he is director of the Moose Chorus and the choir of First Christian Church and has appeared as soloist on various oc casions. Included in his solos in the con- ert will be the Serenade from "The Student Prince" and "One Alone" from "The Desert Song." As a second feature number, Julia Warner, a member of the clarinet section of the band, will direct Suppe's "Morning, Noon and Night in Vienna overture. Also included on the program will be a selection of favorite Stephen Foster melodies; a sym phonic paraphrase on Kern'i "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes," fea turing Kay Hadlock on the solo trumpet, and Rossini s ever-pop ular "William Tell' overture. This concert is the. eighth and last of a weekly series which be gan June 27. St. Mary's Scout Troop No. 12, under direction of Scout Master Hugh Stewart will distribute programs and direct parking. 'Men on Horse' Bar Tended by Ted Loud Ted Loud, 564 Lincoln Street joins the acting ranks of the Very Little Theatre in "Three Men on a Horse." Loud will have the role of Har ry, the bartender, in the new com edy that will open at the Very Little Theatre Saturday night at 8:30. He has been writer of radio station's KEX's "Campus Head lines" program since spending two years in the Navy. Others in the cast, under Ken Griffith's direction, aro Nina Staf ford, Eva E. McGinnis, Vera Scott, Les White, George Hebert, Beverly Brunton Proudfit. Bill Countryman, Larry Fischer, Glenn Hasselrooth, Paget Loomis, and Don Motter. NINTH CAESARIAN TOLEDO, O. P Physicians reported Wednesday that Mrs, Walter G. Shriver, 35, wife of a bus driver, has given birth to her ninth child, all by Caesarian sec tion, a six-pound, three-ounce boy. Like the other eight, the ninth child was born about two weeks prematurely. Curtains cleaned in Sanitone Electric Cleaners, 1210 Willamette St. KC Supreme Knight Assails Communism MIAMI BEACH, Fla. M) The 2000 delegates attending the an nual convention of the Knights of Columbus here heard Supremo Knight John E. Swift of Boston Tuesday night( call for a "crusade of education in our American ary, and of Pi Gamma Mu and Alpha Kappa Delta, professional honoraries, and of the Pacific Sociology Society. He is the au thor of a number of articles and monographs. , wv" o halt the s munism. sprfaJ(Hc, He described such a'.... u"iy way tn "s American ideals'?", he collapse of Chta "on in the face o r" treacling from Rui -INSURANT n,virt.!;L..KS CaU or St, 860 Willamette nM tht 0RBCCN COAST,.. Delightful weather continues on through SeptemberandintoOctoher at the Oregon Coast. Accommoda tions are more plentiful, the surf is inviting, salmon nd surf fishing are at their best in the fall. For information, write: ASSOCIATION III III. till MT.HL TONT borrow un necessarily, but If a casb loan Is tbe best solution to your vacation money prob lem, get It from 'Personal', the com pany that likes to say "Yes", Loans made quickly and pri vately on signature, lurniture or auto. Nationwide Credit Card Be prepared for any emergency requiring extra cash away from home with a Nation wide Credit Card. It's food for immediate cash at nearly 400 . affiliated 'Personal' offices. Apply for your card now. 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