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City Mews Bjieffs ARTICLES FILED " Articles of incorporation for the McKinney Lincoln-Mercury Com pany were filed' Monday with the Marion County clerk's office. Principal place of. business is to be at 430 N. Commercial St and capital stock was listed at $100, OOO divided into 1,000 shares of $100 par value. The articles are signed by Fred B. Mctfinney, 1492 Center St; Leo H. Hender son, 1623 Chemeketa St, and Do rotha B. Burley, B40 Union St Before you buy Radiant Electric Heat, compare it with Thermo Ray. Phone 2-1866. ; MASONS TO MEET All Masons in this area have been invited by the York Rite Masons to attend a meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Mason ic Temple, State and High streets. State Treasurer Sig Unander will speak in honor of George Wash ington's birthday. A masonic-religious sound film from the Mason ic Service Association in Wash ington, D.C., will be featured. Re freshments will follow. Antiques. Close out until. 10 p.m. Wed. 3655 Portland Rd. TWO CARS PROWLED Thefts from two cars were re ported to city police Monday. Carl Aschenbrenner, 3270 Felton St, told police a tire and wheel were taken from his car in the past few days and David Smith, 898 S. 12th St, reports the glove com partment of his car was ransack ed of minor items early Monday morning. Bbth cars were parked in front of the owners' homes at the time of the thefts, police said. Waiting to Wait On You States man Journal Classified ads! For ad-writing help, call 2-2441. MAN FOUND GUILTY Alfred Bradley Colling, Salem Route 2, Bo 344-D, was found guilty Monday by a Marion Coun ty .District court jury of six on charges of driving while intoxicat ed. Colling Was fined $250 by Judge Val DSloper. The defend ant gave notice of appeal in open court I . - ' ' & Edna's Alteration Shop. Edna Baker, manager. Now located 359 N. Liberty; formerly1 at 352 Chemeketa. and alterations. ATTORNEY James B. from Prinevi Expert Reweaving VISITS i Minturn, attorney le, was a visitor in Salem over the weekend at the home oi nis motner Mrs. AiDert Minturn, 1390 Minturn Dr. Until moving to Prineville recently, he was employed in the Inherit ance Tax Division of the state treasurer's office. Ma. snails Open for lunch daily 11:30 a.m. Special Sunday din ners. PROGRAM PLANNED The Willarftette Singers, an 18 voice group from Willamette University, yfill present a four part public program at 10 a.m. today xin First Presbyterian Church. I i Accordion lessons. Instruments rented while? you learn. Wiltsey Music House', 1860 State. Ph. 3-7186. ; SOCIAL MEETING TODAY Townsend Club 17 will hold a social meeting at 2 p.m. today in the George Johnson home, 1335 N. 18th St. it VaUevli1 - - - . I J arm Driver Denies Negligence in Fatal Accident The driver of the car which ac cidentally struck and killed a woman pedestrian early Thursday night at Church and Court streets pleaded innocent in Municipal Court Monday to two traffic charges which grew out of the accident James G. Greenlee, 72, of 495 Hawthorne St, entered not guilty pleas to charges of defective brakes and failing to yield the right of way to a pedestrian. Judge Douglas Hay set trial on both counts for March 19 and re leased Greenlee on his own recog nizance. The defendant's car fatally in jured Mrs. Doris E. Manny, 6.0, of 704 N. Cottage St., as she crossed Court Street at Church Street about 6:20 p.m. Thursday. It was raining at the time. ' Police said ' she was dragged 120 feet beneath the front end of Greenlee's car.: She was pronoun ced dead upon arrival at Salem Memorial Hospital Dairy men to Meet Tuesday Statesman Kewi Service WOODBURN Discussion on forming in association with grade-A milk shippers of the Portland area will highlight a meeting of all grade-A dairymen of Marion Oounty here Tuesday in Legion Hall at 8 p.m. Other business before the group will be election of two represen tatives to attend a Zone II meet ing in Portland Feb. 19. Segrist Faces Second Charge A second charge of concealing stolen property was lodged Mon day against 42 -year -old Walter Bennie Segrist, 680 N. Liberty St, bringing total bail to date to $5,- 000 on both. Victor Honors Salem Dealer CHICAGO! James Calvert of the Kay Typewriter Company, 223 N. High Street, Salem, Ore., has been named .one of the 10 "Deal ers of the Yiar" in the nation in 1953 competition conducted by the Victor Adding Machine Com pany, it was; announced Monday. Victor's president, A. C. Bueh ler said Calvert "had distinguish ed himself among the many hun dreds of franchised dealers from coast to coist" A wall plaque goes with thfe award. Births Hardware to Open Saturday Grand opening of Valley Farm Hardware, 3935 Silverton Rd., is! set for Saturday, it was announc ed Monday by the proprietor, Don Coons, i I Special festivities are planned for customers and visitors, in eroding refreshments, giving away 1,000 free chicks and other prizes; The hardware firm operates at Valley Farm fStore, headed by Don Schmidt vhen the hardware department became a separate business under jCoons the first of the year, several -lines were add ed. Among these were paints; glass, electrical items, plumbing; wallpaper and general hardware; Coons store loffers a serve-self arrangement a fid, in addition, a special order department for items not stocked. Coons lives at 455 Jefferson St with his wife and three children. He recently resigned from the Army as a lieutenant colonel after 14.jrears" service. He is remem bered in Salem "as an all-state foot; ball player at Salem High in the early 30's and; an Oregon State College griddee four years. Kansas Men Draw Fines -1 i Two Wichita! Kans., men were fined $150 each Monday in Marion County Circuit! Court on reduced charges of disorderly conduct in volving their afrest last Sept. 28. Neither appeared in court Fined ! were i James Martin Klopp, 28, and Richard Earl Klopp, 23, who had each posted S250 bail last October shortly aft er charges of rape were reduced. Farm Loan Association To Meet Here J. J. Sechrist secretary-treasurer of the Willamette National Farm Loan, Association has an nounced that the annual meeting of the group will be held Satur day at the Marion Hotel, Salem. Two directors are to be elected during the morning meeting which starts at 10:30 a.m., to take the place of Robert C. Mit chell of Perrydale and Ralph G Otis of Newberg. While nomina tions will be accepted from the floor, the names of Edwin G, Keltner of Amity and F. L. Withee of Dayton will appear on the ballot Holdover directors are Fred Muhs, McMinnville, C. E. Lewis of Aumsville and Fred Dickman of Aumsville. After the morning business session luncheon will be served to members and guests. Follow ing the luncheon there will be an address by Dr. G. Burton Wood, Oregon State College. niiiiissioner Co Race Shapes Iiitoj 4-Way Contest j Race fof the Marion County commissioner's post expiring this year has, to date, totalled filings by two and indications of interest by two others including Incum bent E. L. Rogers. 4 . Final date for filing for county offices with the clerk's office is March 12. I -j Notice of candidacy has been filed by E. A. Kurtz, 4385 N. River Rd., farmer, and Thomas Armstrong, 155 Norway St, real tor and presently city alderman. Notice of intention to file his been given by Lawrence Sieg mund, a deputy county assessor, and Commissioner Rogers. 1 CONSTITUTION STUDY SETS A subcommittee of the commit tee on revision of the Oregon constitution will meet in Salem at 10 a.m. today to study the sections dealing with the state militia, state boundaries, process of amending? the constitution, and elections.! f 1 ; i Hearing on Water Control District Set Final hearing on a proposed water control district in the Mar ion - Stayton - Aumsville - Turner area will be held on April 2, ac cording to a report given Monday by the Marion County Court The court will then sign an or der setting up the district under discussion for the past several months, unless 20 per cent or more of the property owners there file objections. Following formation of the dis trict, officers must be elected and the matter of assessing property owners for costs of providing nec essary drainage and irrigation ditches provided for. In other action before the court Monday, it was decided to call for bids for grading and gravelling of Candlewood Drive in the South Keizer district Peti tions calling for the improvement involved 78 per cent of the front age involved. Salem Highin Proportion of Heart Failures NEW 0RK Of special in- terest because of National Heart Month, statistics now being re leased by the U. S. government show that heart disease, our na tion's leading health menace, is responsible for a larger propor tion of the deaths in Salem, Ore., than in most other sections of the United States. The data, contained ir the first nation-wide report on vital sta tistics since 1949, was gathered during the last census and is be ing published in three volumes by the U. S. Public Health Serv ice. Larger Percentage It shows, for Salem, a heart disease Jtoll for the year of 276, equivalent to 59.2 per tent of all local deaths. This was a larger proportion than was found generally in the United States, where heart ail ments accounted for 52.8 per cent of all deaths. It was greater also than the heart mortality in the Pacific states, 53.7 per cenh Included in the figures are the 20 different forms of heart disease which, together, strike down about 775,000 men, women and children annually. This is more than the combined toll of cancer plus all other diseases and all accidents. Work Loss Totalled In addition, points out the American Heart Association, there are some 10,000,000 of our people who are partially or whol ly disabled because of heart ail ments. They represent an an nual loss of 176 million work days and a resultant loss of pro ductivity estimated at $2.1 bil lion. The 276 heart deaths in Salem in the year were equal to a rate of 640 deaths per 100,000 popu lation. This was more than the rate for the nation as a whole, 507 per 100,000. It was also high er than the Pacific States rate, 502 heart deaths per 100,000. About 5,800,000 square miles, or about 10.2 per cent of the eart'.'s land area are covered with glacial ice. JOHN GRAHAM'S PARK MEDICAL PHARMACY 597 S. Winter St Next to Salem . Memorial Hospital Phone 4-6227 Free Delivery YOUR DOCTOR KNOWS BEST! Your doctor's proscription Is prepared with absolute accur acy ... His directions attached to each prescription. Follow them carefully. A previous similar .charge wasfPeret, Independence, a son, Mon- made against Segrist Feb. 8 in volving a portable radio allegedly taken from Heider's Radio Co. The charge levelledMonday in volves a complaint signed by the owner of the Dallas Music Co., with reference to another porta ble radio. I Segrist was first arrested by state and city police on Feb. 4 on a charge of vagrancy and a muni cipal court warrant charging a traffic violation. Confiscated by police was over $1,000 worth of merchandise which includes the two portable radios involved in the charges, police explained. PICKEREL To Mr. and Mrs. Harvey N. fickerel, 3060 Ever green Ave., a son, Monday, Feb. 15, at Salem Memorial HospitaL if PEREZ To Mr. and Mrs. Jose day, Feb. 15, at Salem General HospitaL J CRAIG To Mr. and Mrs. Allan B. Craig Jr 954 Edina Lane, a daughter, Monday, Feb. 15, at Sa lem General HospitaL JENKINS: To Mr.' and Mrs. Earl Jenkins, Maple Auto Court, Independence, a son, Monday, Feb. "15, at Salem General Hospi taL i MINK To Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence MinkJ 239 S. 22nd St., a daughter, Monday, Feb. 15, at Sa lem General HospitaL o Use Aluminum (Baked Enamel) Siding 'fThe Ventilated Wall That Lets Your j ! House Breathe!" 1 No More Painting! No Damp Interior! Li(e Time Beauty and Economy! j For Information Call 2-8058 Willamette Aluminum Co. 1 f 3035 Portland Rood, Solem m e er . 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