Polk's San Francisco (San Francisco County, Calif.) city directory, 1973, Part 2

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1953
Publisher: San Francisco, Calif. : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 2036

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Pronounced wet and dry seasons are another characteristic of this climate. On the average, 84% of the total annual precipi- tation falls during the five-month period November to March,

leaving but 16% for the remaining seven months of the year. Long-time records of the Weather Bureau reveal that the sun shines in San Francisco during 65 to every 100 possible hours.

GOVERNMENT

San Francisco has a consolidated City and County govern- ment, with legislative powers vested in a board of supervisors of eleven members, five and six being elected every two years for four-year terms. The Mayor, Treasurer, Assessor, City Attor- ney, Public Defender, District Attorney, Sheriff, and Superior and Municipal Court Judges are elected by the people and serve terms of six years. The Chief Administrative Officer is ap- pointed by the Mayor, but thereafter has permanent tenure. The Controller, appointed by the Mayor, subject to confirmation by the Supervisors, also has permanent tenure. The Mayor appoints members of, and supervises, police, fire, civil service, public utilities, park and recreation, welfare, library, city planning, art, housing, parking permit appeals, redevelopment, retirement (in arts) and welfare board commissions, and may remove his ap- pointees except civil service, public utilities, recreation and park, and welfare commissioners, and members of the school board. The Mayor also has power of veto over legislation,

State and Federal Government Offices

San Francisco contains district and regional offices of many branches of the State and Federal Governments. Located here are over 90 major agencies of the State, including top-rank commissions and boards. These and many lesser divisions and branches make a total of about 175 State groups. There are 75 Federal Agencies in San Francisco, including representatives of the Legislative and Judicial branches, Executive departments and independent agencies. The 14 Executive departments include : Agriculture, Air Force, Army, Commerce, Defense, Ilealth, Ed- ucation and Welfare, Interior, Justice, Labor, Navy, Post Office, State Transportation and Treasury, and numerous special agencies related to regional administration of Federal activities.

HISTORY

Discovery

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

VIII

INTRODUCTION

Though San Francisco's heritage is rightly credited to the Spanish, more than two centuries before Portola's arrival, Juan Rodrigues Cabrillo in 1542 discovered the Farallon Islands (now a part of San Francisco); next, Sir Francis Drake, famed English explorer, 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 ad- venturers 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 de Ayala, sailed through the Golden Gate to cast the first anchor in the bay. More than a century before, in 1602, Vizcaino 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 vicinity 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 this 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 (Dolores) -a combination of Mission, Moorish and Corinthian architecture. While from the beginning the mission 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 westerly outpost in the days of sailing vessels. Growing in stat- ure, the city has become one of the world's great distribution centers.

First Elections

Democratic self-government of the bureaucratic sort de- creed 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 orders, assembled at the Presidio on Dec. 7, 1834 to choose electors for the Ayuntamiento (district council). On the following Sunday, Don Francisco de Harvo was elected to the dis- trict 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 re- christened with the name of San Francisco, in 1835 was still an insignificant 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 been filled in and is now covered by massive commercial structures. El Paraje de Yerba Buena (the Little Valley of the Good Herb) derived its name in the beginning because of the aromatic wild mintvine 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 Francisco, 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 red- wood poles over which was stretched a ship's sail.

During 1836, the Port of San Francisco became an import- ant 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 families and other prominent persons to an Independence Day celebration 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 thir- ty families 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, out- rivaled by the Port of Honolulu, drifted back into obscurity.

"The Portsmouth"

Then, on July 9, 1846, the "U. S. S. Portsmouth" quietly dropped anchor in Yerba Buena Cove, and Capt. John B. Mont- gomery 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 sa- lute. Thus passed the rule of the village of Yerba Buena from Spanish to American. On August 6, 1846, Captain Montgomery appointed Lieut. Washington Allen Bartlett as the first Alcade of Yerba Buena under the American flag. Bartlett was confirmed by public vote on September 15. His first important decree or- dered the revision of Vioget's survey, which had served to locate building lots since 1839. His civil engineer, 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'Farrell'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, publisher of the town's newspaper, "The Star," left only seven inhabitants behind. As the news spread around the world and ships came streaming into the harbor, a year later they found over 6,000 miners at the "diggins," and San Francisco again was a cantonment of tents with a population reported at 2,000 excited transients.

CLASSIFIED

BUYERS' GUIDE

OF THE CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO

CALIFORNIA 1973

THE BUYERS' GUIDE CONTAINS THE ADVERTISEMENTS

OF THE MORE PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS MEN

AND

FIRMS.

ALSO A COMPLETE CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY BEGINNING ON PAGE 115

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Leasing office open daily 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Phone (415) 434-2000. 99 Jackson Street

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APPLIANCES

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Ranges - Refrigerators - Washing Machines - Dryers - Dishwashers Sales and Service

24 HOUR EMERGENCY REFRIGERATION SERVICE 7 DAYS A WEEK Commercial - Markets - Restaurants - Liquor Stores, Etc. Also Domestic Refrigerators BANKAMERICARD AND MASTER CHARGE

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Tel. 285-1337

POUND'S REFRIGERATION AND APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE CITY WIDE SERVICE SINCE 1946 SERVICE ON ALL MAKES

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3913 - 24th STREET, SAN FRANCISCO

PHONES: 824-7737 - 824-8761

ART GALLERIES

MAXWELL GALLERIES, LTD.

Established 1940

Fine Paintings

Sculptures

Drawings

Appraisals Restoring

Visitors Welcome Terms Arranged PHONE 421-5193

551 SUTTER STREET SAN FRANCISCO

ART GOODS

GUMP'S

SPECIALTY STORE FOR HOME, ART and FASHION

250 Post Street, San Francisco Phone (415) 982-1616

AUTOMOBILE AIR CONDITIONING

Pacific Auto Air Conditioning Co.

A QUARTER CENTURY OF SERVICE

ALL MAKE AUTO AIR CONDITIONING

SALES . REPAIRS . PARTS

A.M.C. · A.R.A. · Artic - Kar · Clardy Climatic - Air . Coolaire . DPD . Eaton Equip - Aire · Fleet Air · Frigette Frigiking · Frostemp · Globe Air Harrison · Mark IV · Kool King

Nordic . Novi . Thermo King . Vanguard Vornado · General Motors . Ford Chrysler · Rambler

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1336 POST ST.

885-6565

Bet. Gough & Franklin Sts. - 1/2 Block Behind Jack Tar Hotel

AUTOMOBILE BODY REPAIRERS

LECH

AUTO BODY SERVICE

GEO. J. LECH INSURANCE WORK WELCOMED

your BANKAMERICARD

863-6989

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351 Valencia St.

Between 14th & 15th

San Francisco

AUTOMOBILE DEALERS

VOLKSWAGEN

CARL R. CARLSEN, Inc. NEW & USED CAR SALES

LEASING - TOURIST DELIVERY COMPLETE SERVICE and BODY SHOP FACILITIES.

1600 Van Ness Avenue

Phone 776-0880

RENAULT

RENAULT DIAMOND MOTORS OF SAN FRANCISCO, INC.

SALES - SERVICE PARTS

New and Used Cars . Factory Trained Mechanics · European Deliveries and Rentals "your Personalized Renault Dealership"

1450 Franklin St., San Francisco, 94109

Area (415) 771-5550

SALTNES VOLKSWAGEN

TEL. 776-0880

SALES DEPARTMENT SERVICE/PARTS DEPARTMENT BODY SHOP

1600 VAN NESS AVE. 1604 JACKSON ST. 1645 PACIFIC AV.

SINON

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AUTOMOBILE DEALERS

VAN NESS OLDSMOBILE

"SINCE 1937" CALIFORNIA' S LARGEST OLDS DEALER

New and Used Cars Sales and Service

GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS

Phone 673-9100

1700 Van Ness Avenue

San Francisco, 94109

AUTOMOBILE DEALERS

DAVID VARNER CHEVROLET

SALES . SERVICE . LEASING San Francisco's "Far Out" Chevrolet Dealer! OUR "ZONE LOCATOR" GIVES YOU AN IMMEDIATE SELECTION OF OVER 10,000 AUTOMOBILES AND TRUCKS

3855 GEARY BLVD. AT THIRD AVE.

752-5600

One of the most trusted names in Chevrolet Sales and Service for over 40 years!

" Les Vogel

CHEVROLET

LESLIE LEASING - Leasing All Makes and Models SERVICE DEPARTMENT OPEN DAILY 7:30 A.M. TO 6 P.M.

1640 MISSION ST. SAN FRANCISCO at Chevy Island on Mission Street Phone 861-1702

AUTOMOBILE PARTS

AUTOTORIU

STORE

QUALITY AUTOMOTIVE STORE PARTS & ACCESSORIES AT DISCOUNT PRICES DOMESTIC & FOREIGN PARTS

ACCESSORIES . PARTS . SEAT COVERS . TOP CARRIERS . CAR RADIOS . FLOOR MATS . TRAILER NEEDS SPARK PLUGS · SMOG CONTROL . FILTERS . MIRRORS . POLISHERS · BICYCLES . STEREO TAPE PLAYERS

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American ALL BRAND NAMES AUTOLITE - DELCO - AC - GE - TRICO - MONROE - CHAMPION - PUROLATOR

Racing Equipment

FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS CALL 648-2200 "IN THE HEART OF THE MISSION"

2999 Mission - Corner 26th San Francisco

AUTOMOBILE RADIOS

service sales, installation & San Francisco 94123 2106 Lombard Peter's Auto Radio

Peter's Auto Radio 2106 Lombard San Francisco 94123 567-4678

AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING

AVR

PORSCHE

SERVICE

AND

REPAIRS

Porsche & BMW Service

Albert Von Rekowski Phone 474-0373 1101 Sutter St., 3rd Floor

BMW SERVICE AND REPAIRS

San Francisco 94109

AUTOMOBILE UPHOLSTERY

GENE'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY

Automobile · Boats · Airplanes . Convertible Tops · Landau Tops Carpets · Interiors Cleaned Inserts . Panels . Radio And Tapes TEL. 567-6224

1340 Grove St.

San Francisco, Ca. (94117)

BAIL BONDS

BOB MASSEY BAIL BONDS

ONE WHO CARES - 24 HOUR SERVICE

TEL. 864-5010

ACROSS FROM THE HALL OF JUSTICE ON SIDE STREET

17 Broadman Place San Francisco, California (94103)

BANKS

BANCO DO BRASIL S. A.

555 California Street, 94104 Phone (415) 398-4814, Telex: ITT 470029, WUD 340-999

BANKS

BANK OF TOKYO

Of California

"A Complete

Banking Service"

Phone 981-1200

MAIN OFFICE

64 SUTTER STREET

94120

TRUST DEPARTMENT

54 SUTTER STREET 94120

JAPAN CENTER BRANCH

1675 POST STREET 94115

BANKS

THE CHARTERED BANK OF LONDON

A FULL SERVICE BANK WITH A FULLY OPERATIONAL INTERNATIONAL BANKING DEPARTMENT!

CABLES: "CHARTABANK"

HEAD OFFICE: 465 California Street, San Francisco, California (94104) Telephone 981-6350

BRANCHES:

614 W. 6th Street, Los Angeles (90017) 22nd & Webster Streets, Oakland (94612)

Phone 213-620-0380 Phone 835-9600

BANKS

EB C

UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK

Complete Banking Services

San Francisco Main Office-405 Montgomery Street Phone 397-2022

BRANCHES

Haight & Belvedere Phone 397-2022

3431 California Phone 397-2022

100 California Street Phone 397-2022 Fairmont Hotel Phone 397-2022

673 Market Street Phone 397-2022

West Portal Avenue and Ulloa

Phone 397-2022

200 Linden Avenue, South San Francisco Phone 588-1038

1800 Van Ness Avenue Phone 397-2022

490 Brannan Street Phone 397-2022

108 Fox Plaza

Phone 397-2022

2300 Chestnut Street

Phone 397-2022

BANKS

THE HIBERNIA BANK "Since 1859"

A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

-Phone 431-7000

One Jones Street

San Francisco 94102

OFFICES IN San Mateo - Belmont - San Jose - Campbell - Walnut Creek

Bank of Montreal (California) Complete Banking Service PERSONAL AND COMMERCIAL LOANS SAVINGS, CHECKING, SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOREIGN EXCHANGE, TRAVELERS CHECKS Phone (415) 391-8060

Branch Office 333 California Street

Executive Office 425 California Street

Bank

FIRST WESTERN BANK YOUR FINANCIAL PROBLEM SOLVERS

SAN FRANCISCO, MAIN BRANCH: 201 Montgomery

Tel. 981-5050

FILLMORE BRANCH: 1528 Fillmore

Tel. 981-5050

FISHERMAN'S WHARF BRANCH: 451 Beach

Tel. 981-5050

MISSION BRANCH: 2501 Mission

Tel. 981-5050

PARK PRESIDIO BRANCH: 601 Clement

Tel. 981-5050

POST STREET-MAIDEN LANE BRANCH: 231 Post

Tel. 981-5050

WESTBOROUGH BRANCH: 2288 Westborough Bl.

Tel. 871-7455

WESTLAKE BRANCH: 30 Westlake Ct., Daly City

Tel. 981-5050

BANKS

YOU'VE GOT SOMETHING SPECIAL

SECURITY PACIFIC BANK Northern California Headquarters

Security Pacific Bank Building, One Embarcadero Center, San Francisco, California 94111 · Phone 445-4000

UNION BANK

COMPLETE BANKING SERVICES

TEL. 445-6000

50 California St.

San Francisco

BEAUTY SHOPS

Goring's House Of Beauty

GREGORIA A. SUPNET, Mgr. & Prop. SPECIALIST IN: · PERMANENTS . EXPERT HAIR CUTTING · TINTING · FROSTING . BLEACHING UP TO DATE WIG CLEANING & STYLING Fancy Hair Styles for Formal Affairs MON. THRU SAT. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAYS

For Appointment Call 584-7751

5318 MISSION STREET SAN FRANCISCO, ZIP 94112

BOOKS

BRENTANO'S

BOOKS CRAFTS GRAPHICS JEWELRY

PRINTS STATIONERY GAMES GIFTS

265 Sutter Street, San Francisco (94108) Mall At Northgate, San Rafael (94903)

Phone 982-2474 Phone 479-9660

BOWLING LANES

L & L CASTLE LANES Inc

BOWLING BILLIARDS - COCKTAIL LOUNGE DINING ROOM - COFFEE SHOP

1750 Geneva Avenue (Near Cow Palace

Phone 586-9550

BRAKES AND WHEEL ALIGNMENT

KAHN & KEVILLE

Since 1913 One Of The Bay Area's Largest Independent Goodyear Distributors

NO FINER QUALITY

NEW AND RETREAD TIRE SPECIALISTS ALL SIZES FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC BRAKE AND WHEEL ALIGNING COMPUTER WHEEL BALANCING

GOOD YEAR

500 TURK AT LARKIN

TEL. 673-0200

BUILDING MAINTENANCE

CERVETTO BUILDING MAINTENANCE CO.

Window Cleaning - Janitorial Service - Steam Cleaning

CERV

JOE

Manufacturers Of Coat Of Arms Carpet Shampoo Cleaner - Shampoo - Wax and Sanitation Cleaners

Member Of San Francisco Maintenance Contractors Association

124-126 Russ Street

Phone 863-8840

Necessary to the complete and efficient equipment of every office. THE CITY DIRECTORY

BUILDING SUPPLIES

Polk Pacific Building Supply

COMPLETE SELECTION PLUMBING FIXTURES & ACCESSORIES ON DISPLAY

KOHLER SHOWROOM OPEN EVERYDAY 8 - 6 SUNDAYS 9 - 4

mester charge

SAN FRANCISCO SHOWROOM NOW LOCATED AT

BANKAMERICARD

1555 PACIFIC AVE.

CALL 928-3000

BUILDINGS - OFFICE

The Alcoa Building

America's Most Convenient Office Building

And most distinguished in design. Its 25 stories rise in dramatic splen- dor from superbly landscaped Maritime Plaza in the very heart of San Francisco's financial district. Beautiful. Bountiful. Unique. The Alcoa Building provides every pro- fessional and personal amenity for its occupants. Among them: Col- umn-free maximum office space. A 1500-car garage with access to

and from Embarcadero Freeway. Smart modern shops. Excellent eating places. Daily business facil- ities.

Landscaped areas for relaxation. World-famed works of art. Spec- tacular, protected views of The City and the Bay.

And, across pedestrian bridges, additional conveniences of Golden Gateway Center, of which the

Alcoa Building is an integral part. No business address in the entire West has more prestige than The Alcoa Building. None is more con- venient.

For information, call or write: Golden Gateway Center 99 Jackson St.

San Francisco, California 94111 (415) 434-2000

BUSINESS MACHINES

TBS TOTAL BUSINESS SYSTEMS

Accounting Machines . Adding Machines . Data Capture Equipment . Typewriters Electronic Calculators . Cassette Systems . Sales and Services For Total Satisfaction

SCM MARCHANT BUSINESS EQUIPMENT DIVISION

· ELECTRONIC DISPLAY CALCULATORS

· ELECTRONIC PRINTING CALCULATORS

· PROGRAMMABLE CALCULATORS

· AUDIO CASSETTE SYSTEMS

· CASSETTE DUPLICATING SERVICE

· CASSETTE DUPLICATING EQUIPMENT

· TYPEWRITERS

· ADDING MACHINES

· DATA ENTRY EQUIPMENT

The Showplace! Suite 345, 2 Kansas Street, San Francisco, Calif. (94103)

Tel. 863- 3418

BUSINESS SERVICES

BUSINESS SERVICES UNLIMITED

ANNA L. WILLIAMS

Secretarial Services, Bookkeeping, Tax Consultant Answering Service, Identification Cards Search Of Records, Birth Certificates, Notary Public

TELS. 922-3453, 922-8585

701 Divisadero Street

San Francisco, Ca. (94117)

CABINET SHOPS

BRUNNER'S CABINET SHOP, INC.

By Old World Craftsmen "Alberto Bigotti

FURNITURE - STEREO CABINETS FIXTURES - KITCHEN REMODELING BUILT-INS - FORMICA TOPS REPAIRING - SPECIALTY ITEMS

1446 Pine St.

775-5325

San Francisco, Calif. 94109

CAMPAIGN PREPARATION

Campaign Data Service, Inc.

POLITICAL CAMPAIGN SERVICE

LETTER SHOP · DIRECT MAIL SERVICE . ARTWORK . FUND RAISING

333 Kearny St., San Francisco, CA 94108 433 6937

Recordék

FACIT

CARPET CLEANERS

ACME JANITORIAL SERVICE

CARPET AND RUG CLEANING BUILDING MAINTENANCE FLOOR WAXING

TEL. 334-9271

972 Chenery St.

San Francisco

CARPETS

GREENFIELD CARPET SYSTEM

ATTENTION: DO IT YOURSELFERS DISCOUNT LINOLEUM AND TILES - MAJOR BRANDS WE ALSO SELL CARPETING - WALL PANELING - DRAPERIES COMPLETE SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT TO DO-IT-YOURSELF We'll Teach You How To Lay Your Own Tile Or Linoleum Or We Can Do It For You

2045 Polk St., San Francisco, California 94109 776-0608

CEMETERIES

CYPRESS LAWN MEMORIAL PARK

A Non-Profit Cemetery For All Faiths PHONE 755-0580 COLMA, SAN MATEO COUNTY

CERAMIC MANUFACTURERS

Pizarek Ceramic Supply and Manufacturing Company

PHONE 275-0195

1501 Terminal Avenue

San Jose 95126

CHURCHES - CATHOLIC

ARCHDIOCESE OF SAN FRANCISCO

MOST REVEREND JOSEPH T. McGUCKEN Archbishop

CATHOLIC CHANCERY OFFICE

Phone 863-5112

445 Church Street

San Francisco (94114)

COLLECTIONS

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BUT.

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Offices in major cities throughout the U.S. and Canada

Home Office - Northern California

2800 Cleveland Avenue, Suite 1 · Santa Rosa, Ca. 95401 Ph. 707/544-1181 Southern California Office 1725 West 6th St., Suite 400 · Los Angeles, Ca. 90017 Ph. 213/484-2660

.......

PHONE 415/956-6179

COLLECTIONS

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COLLECTIONS

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FOR A DISCUSSION OF YOUR COLLECTION PROBLEMS PLEASE TELEPHONE OR WRITE

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San Francisco

703 Market Street

BAD CHECKS

DELINQUENT ACCOUNTS

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COURT ACTION-

Complete Follow Through!

We advance all costs on warranted court actions which you authorize us to undertake on commission basis.

You may choose the service best suited to your accounts .

Diplomatically OR INTENSIVE

Offices in major cities throughout the U.S. and Canada

Home Office - Northern California

2800 Cleveland Avenue, Suite 1 · Santa Rosa, Ca. 95401 Ph. 707/544-1181 Southern California Office 1725 West 6th St., Suite 400 · Los Angeles, Ca. 90017 Ph. 213/484-2660

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COLLECTIONS

Bureau of Medical Economics COLLECTIONS ROY WHEELER, Managing Director PHONE 397-6921

760 Market Street

San Francisco

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Polk's San Francisco (San Francisco County, Calif.) city directory, 1973, Part 2

Author: R.L. Polk & Co Publication date: 1953 Publisher: San Francisco, Calif. : R.L. Polk & Co. Number of Pages: 2036

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1953
Publisher: San Francisco, Calif. : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 2036