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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1949)
Revivalist Appears At ' College Crest Church F G. rmenourgn u fpiS Holiness Church lor f$Wal Sept. 21 through Oct. 2. . . 4rnm Bev. RitenDurg.. He also . nllrnw of the West inaico - - Saturday night he will show natu a color slides which he took in the lsianas Services are i , evening. The public is cordially invited. . . : . r. !nnt(t cnnn- Coal some""'" " r' VI Crerft Expert 7es Wholesalers How to Handle Sick Accounts Win Your Wings and a FUTURE IN AVIATION as a Commissioned Officer with the U.S. Air Force The Interviewing Officer w)K g'v yu '"" detall$ WEEK DAYS 8 TO 5 THE ARMORY 7th & OAK, EUGENE, ORE. If your eyes are on career is aviation you'll want teknow more about the opportunity for Aviation Cadet training ... for pilot or for navigator. Learn about this program dis cover the endless opportunities awaiting yon as an executive in the U.S. Air Force.- wm row wins V.. AIM FORCf Timely Suggestion ien vou purchase insurance .your fhouaht should be What will my Lance policy do for me if I have a ? . s payment of losses is a most impor- It function of a well managed insur es agency. we qualify? Just give us an Oppor- pty to prove it! Edwin B. Moran, high official of the National Assn. of Credit Men, Tuesday night told local whole salers that 7 out of 10 sick busi nesses could be saved with proper I handling by creditors. Speaking at a dinner meeting in the Eugene Hotel before some 70 members of the Cascade Assn. of Credit Men, Inc., a recently or ganized group of wholesalers in the community, Moran said creditors often were better off if they could stabilize a sick business rather than force bankruptcy. "Records from our national as sociation show we can iron out most problems causing financial weakness in a business and, thus, realize a dividend distribution that would not be otherwise pos sible." Moran said the National Assn, of Credit Men was composed of 130 local associations located in all major markets of the United States. The organization, he said, provided many benefits to credit men. "The national association con ducts a fraud prevention program, brings pressure for new finance laws, Issues monthly publications, conducts forums, and provides specialized service for all local members." Moran said one of the most important objectives of the na tional group was to develop co operation among credit men In fighting corrupt business prac tices. The association's fraud department, Moran explained, has secured numerous convic tions in recent years. Moran said fraud department records revealed that 50 per cent of the nation's crooked business failures occurred in New York, 40 per cent took place in the cities of Cleveland, Philadelphia and Chicago, and the remaining 10 per cent was spread throughout the rest of the country. ' Moran was quick to point out, however, that the bulk of the "hot" merchandise from eastern business failures found its way to the Northwest. "Approximately 75 per cent of distressed mer chandise from the east is dumped in Oregon, Washington, or Mon tana." GENERAL INSURANCE 0MP M'KINLEY -ASENgY 67 East Broadway, Eugene llMcBnley.B. Sbassmcder, J. D. McBurney Come in and play KCA Victors amazing wr 45 RPM records SjhiKwHon-lrMmBjitl Moran told of a recent example of business fraud that was un covered by the national associa tion. "Our agents traced $110,000 worth of candy bars to a barn near Waco, Texas after four months work. Our men in cooper ation with deputy sheriffs closed in and caught the crooks red- handed." If the loot hadn't been recover. N7R Springfield Store Open Evening! and Sunday Wif . 1 I the new RCA Victor 45 RPM Auto matic record player attachment. Only 295 AT THE APPLIANCE CENTER ' lu9ene and Springfield 11 Thru Any Radio u Window Tonight! TWO LOCATIONS tN EUGENE 10 W. 10th. Ph. 4-62(7 IN SPRINGFIELD 4425 E. Main. Ph. t-KN iNm Our ! rr ' Twi Springfield Court Sentences Couple Earl Duane French, 24, Prosser, Wash., and Mildren Merle Finley, 18, Benton City, Wash., were sen. fenced to 10 and 5 days respec tively in the county jail Tuesday by Springfield City Judge Robert Carmichael on charges of vagran cy. . Andrew J. Luckett, 33, 100 Mill St., was in Jail Wednesday pend ing the posting of $200 bail on charges of failure to stop at the scene of an accident. , Weather ed, Moran explained, the crooks would have unloaded it on the market at least 10 per cent below wholesale prices. This would have demoralized distributors in the Dallas-Waco area, he added. Moran told local wholesalers that their recent application to join the national association was "virtually assured." The na tionally-known authority in credit and financial circles high-lighted his one-hour speech with colored slides illustrating the numerous activities carried out by the na tional credit group. Cheshire Motorist Cited After Crash Charles 'L. Pope, Cheshire, was cited for failure to obey a stop sign Tuesday afternoon following police investigation of collision at Eleventh and Monroe. A pickup truck driven by Pope collided with a sedan operated by Loren M. Pellett of Veneta at 3:45 p.m. The sedan was most seriously damaged in the mishap, the police report showed. Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Wed,, Sept. 21, 1949 Page 3A Elks to Host Deputy Ruler Members of Elks Lodge No. 357 will greet a high official of the order Wednesday night at special ceremonies at the Cafe Del Rey and at the Lodge Bldg. The of ficial is Charles A. Howard, of Salem, district deputy grand ex- Bobbie C. Williams Bobbie Christine WllliamsJn- fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Williams, Florence, died Sept. 20 at a local hospital.. She was born Sept. 19 at Florence.' - Graveside services will ba Fri day at 10 a. m. at Westlawn Mem orial Cemetery, with Poole-Larsen Mortuary taking charge. altcd ruler for Oregon, Northwest A dinner at the Del Rey will precede initiation of a clasa of candidates at the Elks Temple:" U. S. Weather Bureau Forecast: Eugene and vicinity, fair through Thursday. Western Oregon, same. i Local Statistics: Hight temper I ature Tuesday, 75 degrees; low Wednesday, 36 degrees; no rain in 24 hours ending 10:30 a. m total for month, .71 inch; nor mal for month, 1.83 inches', stage of river at 7:30 a. m minus 2.4 feet; wind at 11:30 a. m.,- North 10; prevailing Tuesday, North 10. Sunrise and sunset (PST): Thursday, 5:59 a. m. and 6:10 p.m. Friday, 6 a. m. and 6:08 p. m. ThnrilUr . Hlsh 12:18 p.m. 8.3 H. Low :U l.ra. -.. 8:39 p.m. -0.4 ft. REV. DOBBS DIES SEVERANCE, N. Y. (U.B Rev. John Francis Dobbs,'79, died at his summer home here Tuesday. 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