Polk's San Francisco (San Francisco County, Calif.) city directory, 1962, Part 3

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1953
Publisher: San Francisco, Calif. : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 3018

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Insurance

San Francisco is the insurance center of the West, and Calif- ornia headquarters of about 57 per cent of the insurance organiza- · tions authorized to transact business in California. Represented agents and brokers, offering all classes of business, including the major lines, such as life, auto, disability, liability, health, fire, marine, workmen's compensation, title, fidelity, security, burglary and theft and extended coverage. The industry employs 21,500 per- sons with annual payrolls of about $104,632,000. In addition, San Francisco is the headquarters of some 19 insurance associations, including such promient names as Board of Fire Underwriters of the Pacific, Pacific Fire Rating Bureau, and Insurance Brokers Exchange of California.

Direct premiums written by all insurance groups in California amounted to $3,318,244,497 in 1960, or 9.1 per cent above the pre- vious year. Direct claims and benefits paid, $1,739,914,333, were up 8 per cent. Life insurance in force totaled $39,700,000,000 in California in 1957, up 14.4 per cent over 1956.

DIRECT PREMIUMS WRITTEN AND LOSSES PAID, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, 1960 (In Millions of dollars)

Direct

Major Classes

Premiums Written

$1,078,773,305

$542,930,922

Liability .. .

625,319,864

328,361,579

Automobile, Physical Damage.

252,779,901

125,594,883

Workmen's Compensation .

264,181,457

169,905,269

Fire and Extended Coverage

153,195,169

66,267,237

Hospital Service

97,595,517

87,669,263

Marine

66,791,508

34,486,714

PARKS AND RECREATION

Generously provided and well distributed are 127 public recre- ation and park units covering 4,043 acres. The areas in the city ac- count for about one-eight of the available land area.

About 80 playgrounds and recreation centers are individually supervised. Included in these facilities are outdoor and indoor swimming pools, tennis courts, regulation baseball and softball diamonds, golf courses, putting greens, bowling greens, yacht har- bor, and a family mountain camp (200 acres, approximately 180 miles from San Francisco at elevation 4,500 feet).

Golden Gate Park, notably one of the finest parks in the world, comprising 1,017 acres with many thousand different kinds of trees, shrubs and plants, contains an aquarium, a museum, the Morrison Planetarium, the California Academy of Sciences, the Japanese Tea Garden, and many unusual attractions. The Fleishhacker Playfield, fronting on the Pacific Ocean, contains one of the largest outdoor swimming pools in the world, and the San Francisco Zoological Gardens are close by.

SOCIAL FEATURES

San Francisco, because of its various ethnic groups, has become a cosmopolitan city, which it was at a very young age in its history. Today its flavor has remained universal; its neighborhoods, variety of restaurants, foreign-language newspapers, street names, arts and craft shops, book stores, and even its schools, are clues to the Old World-both East and West-and the traditions of great cultures of the past.

Chinatown, of course, is famed as the largest Chinese settlement existing outside of Asia itself. The North Beach section is popu- lated by Italians of all varieties, the Mission District by Irish in- termixed with Spanish, Mexicans, and Anglo-Saxons. Many oth- er nationality groups, including the Russians, Germans, French, Greeks, Armenians, Syrians, Turks, and Canadians, among them, came to settle in San Francisco. The Japanese, primary link to the destiny of the Pacific Coast in its ties with the Far East, are centered around Post and Buchanan streets.

The city has long been a center for the performing and design arts. Nearly 100 art galleries and over ten "Little Theatre" groups are located here.

Art Galleries-Three major public art galleries and several semi-public galleries offer exhibits and collections of national and international fame.

Museums and Art Galleries:

California Palace of the Legion of Honor

De Young Memorial Museum

San Francisco Museum of Art

Pioneer Hall

Josephine Randall Junior Museum

San Francisco Maritime Museum

History Room of the Wells Fargo Bank

California State Division of Mines -- Geology Museum

Direct Claims and Benefits Paid

Life Disability and Health

525,521,714

412,647,291

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INTRODUCTION

Morrison Planetarium Mid-summer Music Festival San Francisco Symphony and Pop Concerts Band Concerts-Golden Gate Park Civic Light Opera Association Series San Francisco Opera, and Spring Opera

Library-The main public library is located in the Civic Cen- ter. There are 26 branches (one for business), and one bookmo- bile. This system has over 840,000 volumes. In addition to the public libraries, there are nearly 100 private and special libraries, including technical and institutional. There are also numerous cir- culating libraries.

Annual Events --

Grand National Livestock Exposition, Horse Show and Rodeo San Francisco International Film Festival

Chinese New Year's Celebration Chinese "Double Ten" Parade and Celebration Columbus Day Celebration Shrine East-West Football Game Hearst Regatta-Sailing Far Western Swimming and Diving Championships

National Collegiate Athletic Association Regional Basketball Tourney

Golden Gloves Boxing Tourney Ice Follies San Francisco Flower Show

San Francisco Home Show Golden West Antique Show Golden Gate Kennel Club Dog Show Golden West Cat Show

Bay Area Science Fair Fisherman's Fiesta North Beach Street Fair and Art Show Maiden Lane Festival Union Square Fashion Show London Week

Spectator Sports-

Baseball: San Francisco Giants

Football: San Francisco '49ers, Oakland Raiders, and coll- eges

Hockey: San Francisco Seals

Basketball: San Francisco Warriors, University of San Fran- cisco, San Francisco State College, University of Califor- nia, Stanford University. Horse Racing (San Bruno, San Mateo, and El Cerrito) Soccer

Polo Yacht Races Roller Derby

Participant Sports-

Tennis Golf Swimming Fishing, Deep Sea Sailing Skating-Ice and Roller Hiking

HISTORY Discovery

San Francisco owes its discovery and much of its history to the daring and adventure-loving early Portugese, English and Span- ish explorers. The romance of those early days clings to the city and lends charm to its atmosphere even today.

Though San Francisco's heritage is rightly credited to the Span- ish, more than two centuries before Portola's arrival, Juan Rod- rigues Cabrillo in 1542 discovered the Farallon Islands (now a part of San Francisco); next Sir Francis Drake, famed English explor- er, passed by the Golden Gate and in 1579 discovered Drake's Bay, a few miles north of San Francisco, where the first church service in the English language on the Pacific Coast was held.

In 1769, Don Gaspar de Portola and his little band of adven- turers were the first to glimpse the bay from the nearby hills on the south. Six years later the ship "San Carlos," in command of Don Juan Manuel Ayala, sailed through the Golden Gate to cast the first anchor in the bay. More than a century before, in 1603, Viz- caino visited what is now the Gulf of the Farallons and mapped it as Bahia de Puerto de San Francisco. This is the first time the name San Francisco appeared on record in connection with the vi- cinity of San Francisco.

Early Beginnings

The settlement of what is now San Francisco was just being founded by the Spaniards when the Liberty Bell pealed the birth of our nation. First Spaniards, then Russians, then Americans came and lived to enjoy life and to rule.

The site for the Presidio of San Francisco was selected on March 28, 1776 by Colonel Juan Bautista de Anza, and on March 29, the site for the mission, Mission San Francisco De Asia (Do- lores)-a combination of Mission, Morrish and Corinthian archi- tecture -- was dedicated on Oct. 3, 1776, the Presidio having been dedicated the previous Sept. 17. While from the beginning the mis - sion was called San Francisco, the settlement at the cove under Telegraph Hill was known as Yerba Buena.

For many centuries, history records, traders sought to reach the Orient through a western route. San Francisco was the west- erly outpost in the days of sailing vessels. Growing in stature, the city has become one of the world's great distribution centers.

First Elections

Democratic self-government of the bureaucratic sort decreed by the Mexican Republic came to Yerba Buena (later named San Francisco) before the town itself arrived. Citizens of the partido (civil district) of San Francisco, on Governor Jose Figueroa's or- ders, assembled at the Presidio on Dec. 7, 1834, to choose electors for the Ayuntamiento (district council). On the following Sunday, Don Francisco de Haro was elected to the district council as Alcalde for the projected pueblo of Yerba Buena.

Naming of the City

The village of Yerba Buena, which in 1847 was to be rechris- tened with the name of San Francisco, in 1835 was still an insignif- icant outpost frequented by roving seafarers and was little more than a waste of sand and chaparral, sloping down to a beach and small lagoon which has long since beenfilled in and is now cover- edby massive commercial structures. El Paraje de Yerba Buena (the Little Valley of the Good Herb) derived its name in the begin- ning because of the aromatic vine found in the underbrush there.

The Bay

In 1835, the Bay was declared a port of entry by Governor Pablo Vicente de Sola. He appointed as captain of the Port of San Fran- cisco, William Antonio Richardson, a young master mariner who had deserted the British whaler "Orion" in 1822 and set up the first "house" in Yerba Buena Cove, made up of some redwood poles over which was stretched a ship's sail.

During 1836, the Port of San Francisco became an important trading post. On July 1, 1836, Jacob Primer Leese, Ohio-born, partner in a Monterey mercantile firm, arrived by the barque "Don Quixote" from Monterey and by July 4 had thrown up a frame house 25 by 60 feet, the first "real" house to be built-part dwelling and part warehouse. He then summoned all the leading Mexican fami- lies and other prominent persons to an Independence Day celebra- tion which lasted two days and a night. During the celebration the Stars and Stripes were raised beside the Mexican flag for the first time in San Francisco.

First Survey

In the autumn of 1839, Jacques Vioget, a versatile Swiss of the Peruvian brig "Delmira," was commissioned by Alcalde de Haro. to make the first land survey of Yerba Buena. By 1841 thirty fam- ilies comprised the village population. During the next five years some of the prominent early settlers shifted to other localities in the Bay Area. At the same time, Yerba Buena, outrivaled by the port of Honolulu, drifted back into obscurity.

"The Portsmouth"

Then, on July 9, 1846, the "U. S. S. Portsmouth" quietly drop- ped anchor in Yerba Buena Cove, and Capt. John B. Montgomery and 70 sailors and marines came ashore and ran up the Stars and Stripes on Mexico's flagpole atop the adobe Custom House near the Plaza, as the "Portsmouth" gave a 21-gun salute. Thus passed the rule of the village of Yerba Buena from Spanish to American. On Aug. 6, 1846, Captain Montgomery appointed Lieut. Washington Allen Bartlett as the first Alcalde of Yerba Buena under the Ameri- can flag. Bartlett was confirmed by public vote on Sept. 15. His first important decree ordered the revision of Vioget's survey, which had served to locate building lots since 1839. His civil en- gineer, Jasper O'Farrell, in making the survey, discovered in 1847 that streets as laid out in the early survey intersected at 22 degrees from a right angle. Correction of this error, known as "O'Far- rell's Swing," was made promptly.

A Reception Center Since Gold Days

When gold was discovered on Jan. 24, 1848, in Sutter's millrace on the American River, and the evidence reached San Francisco's nearly 900 inhabitants, the first gold rush, led by Sam Brannan, pub- lishers of the town's newspaper, "The Star," left only seven in- habitants behind. As the news spread around the world and ships came streaming into the harbor, a year later found over 6,000 min- ers at the diggins, and San Francisco again was a cantonment of tents with a population reported at 2,000 excited transients.

THE

CITY IRECTORY

represents the City and its institutions in every cor- ner of these United States

MORE GOCDS

ARE BOUGHT AND SOLD

THROUGH THE.

CLASSIFIED BUSINESS LIGTS

OF THE DIRECTORY THAN

AFLY OTHER MEDIUM

ON EARTH

Are You Properly Represented In It?

The Classified portion catalogues the professions and goods handled here

ARE YOU LISTED UNDER YOUR PROPER HEADING SO THE PROSPECTIVE BUYER CAN FIND YOU?

"Think It Over"

CLASSIFIED

BUYERS' GUIDE OF THE CITY OF

SAN FRANCISCO

CALIFORNIA 1962

THE BUYERS' GUIDE CONTAINS THE ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE MORE PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS.

ALSO A COMPLETE CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY BEGINNING ON PAGE 129

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COUPES CABRIOLETS

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BANKS

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80 SUTTER STREET

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THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION

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HEAD OFFICE: 7 King William Street, London, EC4 OFFICES

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OFFICES

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INDIA

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· HONG KONG

FEDERATION OF

BURMA

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CEYLON

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STATE OF

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Sandakan Tawau

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Kuala Lumpur Malacca

Kandy

Kuantan

Fahad As-Salem Street Kuwait

JORDAN

State of Brunei

San Hui

Muar

HONG KONG Hong Kong

Mentakab Penang

Mubarrakia Street,

Amman Jerusalem

Kuala Belait Seria

Shaukiwan Sheung Shui Taipo Tsuen Wan

Petaling Jaya Sungei Patani Teluk Anson

INDIA

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Seremban

Ahmadi Hawalli

LEBANON Beirut Ras Beirut

Colony of Sarawak Kuching Sibu

Chung On St., Tsuen Wan Wanchai

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Howrah

MAURITIUS Port Louis

LIBYA

CAMBODIA

INDIA

SINGAPORE Collyer Quay Orchard Road Tanglin

New Delhi Sowcarpet, Madras

Chittagong Karachi

TRUCIAL STATES Sheikhdom of Abu Dhabi

SAUDI ARABIA Alkhobar Jedda

CHINA

Djakarta

Suapah Road,

Tokyo

Raffles Place Beach Road

Sheikhdom of Dubai Deira Dubai

Tunis

Paris

Osaka

UNITED KINGDOM London

U.S.A.

Rajawongse Road, Bangkok

New York San Francisco

UNITED KINGDOM

VIETNAM

London (Head Office) Pall Mall, London

Affiliated Company The British Bank of the Middle East (Morocco) S.A., Cassablanca, Morocco ASSOCIATED BANK IN IRAN THE BANK OF IRAN AND THE MIDDLE EAST Head Office: Teheran Teheran (Head Office) Khorramshahr.

Affiliated Companies Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank, Hong Kong (Trustee) Limited Hongkong & Shanghai Bank (Malaya) Trustee Limited Hongkong & Shanghai Bank (Trustee) Limited, London WAYFOONG FINANCE LIMITED, HONG KONG A Company engaged in hire purchase business within the Colony

Associated Bank THE BANK OF IRAN AND THE MIDDLE EAST Teheran (3) Khorramshahr

Affiliated Companies Mercantile Bank (Executor & Trustee Company) Ltd., London Mercantile Bank (Agency) Private Ltd., Calcutta Mercantila Bank (Trustees) Ltd., Penang

Taiping

SULTANATE OF

St. George's Bay, Beirut Tripoli

BURMA Rangoon

Yuen Long

Madras

PAKISTAN

SHEIKHDOM OF QATAR Doha

Benghazi Tripoli

Phnom-Penh

Bombay Calcutta

JAPAN

Khuing

Colombo

THAILAND

Osaka

SINGAPORE

Bangkok

Semba, Osaka

Shanghai

JAPAN

TUNISIA

FRANCE

Kobe

THAILAND Bangkok

Sheikhdom of Sharjah Sharjah

UNITED KINGDOM

GERMANY

Tokyo

London

Hamburg

Kowloon Mongkok

Ipoh

Pettah, Colombo

Galle

Kuala Lipis

KUWAIT

Jaffna

Kuala Lumpur

Kuwait

Kuala Trengganu

Brunei Town

Sham Shui Po

Penang

PHILIPPINES Iloilo

Delhi

Temerloh

Gandhidham

MUSCAT AND OMAN Muscat

CEYLON

INDONESIA

Bangkok

Yokohama

Saigon

Rangoon

Bentong

SHEIKHDOM OF BAHRAIN

IRAQ

North Borneo

Labuan

Johore Bahru

Kuwait

Calcutta

MALAYA

BANKS

SAN FRANCISCO NATIONAL BANK

MEMBER

FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM

260 CALIFORNIA STREET

YUkon 1-4100

SAN FRANCISCO

THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE

(California) SINCE 1864

COMMERCIAL SAVINGS

344 Pine Street San Francisco 4, Calif.

Cable Address: "Canbank" Phone DOuglas 2-5210

THE SUMITOMO BANK OF CALIFORNIA

Every BANKING

Service

365 California Street

Tel. YUkon 1-3365

BEAUTY SHOPS

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TEL. Skyline 2-6053

BUILDING MAINTENANCE

WINDOW CLEANING

JANITORIAL SERVICE

STEAM CLEANING

CERVE

JOE

TTO

24 HOUR SERVICE

124-126 RUSS STREET Phone UNderhill 3-8840

Institute of Janitorial Maintenance Contractors of the State of California

Manufacturers of COAT OF ARMS CLEANER AND WAX

JANITORIAL SERVICES

Building Maintenance

WINDOW CLEANING

CROSETTI BROS., INC. CONTRACTORS

BUILDING MAINTENANCE CONTRACTORS

Work Expertly, Efficiently and Economically Performed in Banks, Office Buildings, Stores, Factories, Institutions and Properties of Every Description

401 Duboce Ave.

San Francisco 17, Calif. Phone UNderhill 3-3900

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Polk's San Francisco (San Francisco County, Calif.) city directory, 1962, Part 3

Author: R.L. Polk & Co Publication date: 1953 Publisher: San Francisco, Calif. : R.L. Polk & Co. Number of Pages: 3018

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1953
Publisher: San Francisco, Calif. : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 3018