Polk's Portland city directory, 1962, Part 3

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1962
Publisher: Portland, Or. : R.L. Polk
Number of Pages: 2292

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Then on to the Sunken Forest of the Columbia, where giant trees are seen beneath the waters; to the pet- rified forest of Tanner Creek, with 200-foot trees; to the abutments of the Bridge of the Gods, and into the Hood River Valley. From there the tourist goes onto Mt. Hood, and its tremendous glaciers can be approach- ed with convenience over splendid roads.

At Hood River the road branches off and circles around the edge of the great mountain. This road, known as "Mt. Hood Loop," is a stretch of enchantment and fails description by word of mouth. It is a haven of ar- tists and poets in its variety of colors wonderfully wrought by the hand of nature.

The Rose Festival

The Rose Festival is an annual Portland event, held the second week of June as a token of esteem for the beautiful flower that blooms in such perfection and abundance here. The soil, climate, sunshine, gentle rain and cool nights all work in producing the billions of delicatedly-colored blossoms that have led other Coast towns to engage in rose culture for the beautification of their streets and gardens. But in no other city does the rose bloom to such a state of perfection and beauty as it does here.

Live Stock Market

Portland is the second largest live stock market of the Pacific Coast, and is growing in importance each year.

The Portland Union Stock Yards has facilities that include twelve acres of pens, with running water, sew- er and feed racks. Six acres are roofed. All facilities are of the most modern type.

There are 24 chutes for unloading a train of 24 cars at one time, and, in addition, there are ten chutes for handling shipments of live stock arriving in trucks.

The business of buying and selling stock is handled by six commission firms, which are the agents of the shipper, and sell to the highest bidder. There are 80 bonded buyers on the Portland Market at the Portland Union Stock Yards, which insures a shipper securing at all times the full value of his stock.

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In a recent year the Portland Union Stock Yards received.3,998 carloads and 33,804 truckloads, repre- senting 652,533 head of live stock.

The live stock industry of Oregon has come into its own and is now on a substantial basis, as evidenced by the fact that it represents one-fourth of the total agricultural resources $420 million of the state.

Churches

Portland has 350 churches, with church properties valued at a total of approximately $5,000,000. The Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. have large memberships and splendid buildings of their own. The B'nai B'rith also has its own building.

Clubs and Commercial Organizations

Club life is well developed here. In addition to numerous social organizations, there are strong commer- cial bodies: The Portland Chamber of Commerce, one of the largest in the West; East Side Commercial Club, Oregon Advertising Club, City Club, Progressive Business Men's Club, Portland Realty Board, Portland Rose Festival Association, Mazamas, Rose Society, Royal Rosarians, Rotary Club, Kiwanis and Lions. All deal with public questions and do valuable publicity work. They have large memberships, made up of the most substantial business interests in the city. There are many social, educational, literary and music clubs, and the city is widely known for its Junior Symphony Orchestra. Notable among the clubs owning their homes are the Arlington Club, University Club, Elks Club, Multnomah Athletic Club, Oregon Yacht Club, Hunt Club, Ir- vington Tennis Club, Portland Heights Club, Waverly Country Club, Portland Rowing Club, Town Club and Portland Woman's Club.

Information Bureau

The Portland Chamber of Commerce maintains a visitors' service department and convention bureau at the Visitors Information Center, 1020 S. W. Front Ave. All other departments of the Chamber of Commerce are housed in the Chamber of Commerce building located at 824 S. W. 5th Ave. These include: Agriculture, Alaska, Foreign Trade, Industries, Publicity, Trade and Commerce, Research and Statistical departments, as well as the Retail Trade Bureau and Junior Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber also maintains a full-time office in Washington, D. C. at 420 Mills Bldg.

Manufacturing

Portland is the chief industrial center of the State of Oregon, and has become a city of diversified manu- facturing, with products ranging from oil burners to swimming suits, flour to furniture, and aluminum to pa- per. The 1958 U. S. Census of Manufacturers listed more than 1,800 separate manufacturing establishments employing an average of 61,000 workers for the metropolitan area in that year. Continued industrial expan- sion since that census makes the present estimate of 2,000 manufacturing plants, employing 64,000 workers. The metal-working industry, which includes the production of pig aluminum, machinery and equipment electrical appliances, foundry products and other similar items, is Portland's leading industry from the stand- point of employment, being followed by lumber and timber products, food manufacturing, paper and allied pro- ducts, and textiles and apparel. Other industries of importance in the Portland area are furniture production, printing and publishing, and chemical manufacturing. A large number of products manufactured within Port- land's industrial area receive national and world-wide distribution. Every day sees new advances in the way of diversification of production in this area, additional utilization of resources, and increased manufacturing by local industries.

Retail Trade

Here are located some of the finest retail mercantile establishments in the country, both department stores and specialty shops, featuring all lines of better-class merchandise. The retail trade is drawn from a radius of 40 to 50 miles.

Financial Center

Portland has been the business center of the Oregon country since the earliest days, when the State name included the whole Pacific Northwest. The city is the Wall Street for this corner of the U. S., and its banks are the largest and most substantial in the territory. They have a wide reputation for strength and conserv- ative methods. Portland has six banks and trust companies (with branches), some of which are national insti- tutions. Band debits in 1961 were $13,416,361.

Wholesale Trade

This city is the largest distributing and wholesale center of the Pacific Northwest, covering a territory of more than 254,000 square miles. Here are located national houses with branches in Seattle and Spokane managed out of Portland. Portland has one of the largest wholesale drug houses on the Pacific Coast, and the largest dry goods firm in the Pacific Northwest.

Headquarters of the grocery distributing, dry goods, knitting and jobbing industries are here. This is the center of the textile wholesale trade, and the distributing point for the automotive trades, as well as for agri- cultural implements, hardware, drugs and industrial machinery.

Library

Portland is the seat of the Multnomah County Library. This, with 16 branches, gives easy access to its privileges from every portion of the city. Its circulating rural libraries throughout the entire county, and af- filiations with suburban communities, make this institution unique among American Libraries. A feature of the main building is a series of commondious halls, available without charge for meetings of a civic or devel- opment nature. More than 100 organizations regularly avail themselves of this opportunity. The circulation in a recent year was 2,200,443 volumes; the registered borrowers. 153.680.

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Education

Portland has an excellent public school system. There are 92 elementary schools, 11 high schools and 16 special schools in the city under the control of the School Board. At the beginning of the fall semester, there was a total of more than 3,000 teachers. Number of pupils enrolled in public schools was 74,000; in pa- rochial schools, 12,000. There are 43 parochial schools, as well as trade, technical and private schools.

. Portland is high in percentage of attendance in adult evening schools.

Portland State College is a four-year degree-granting college. Its night school offers courses at all lev- els, and credits earned there are accepted at all other colleges.

The University of Oregon maintains its Medical and Dental schools in this city. They rank as first-class institutions in their field.

A public art institute fosters the fine arts and the whole city has an air of culture and refinement.

Multnomah College, established in 1897, is the only fully-accredited junior college in the State of Oregon. Lewis and Clark College, Portland University and Reed College are important institutions offering degrees in the arts and sciences, and enjoy national prestige.

Music conservatories and voice-culture schools here rank among the highest in the country.

Marylhurst College, for women, is a short distance outside of Portland.

Newspapers

Four daily newspapers are published in Portland-The Oregonian, The Oregon Journal, The Journal of Commerce, and the Portland Reporter.

CLASSIFIED BUYERS' GUIDE

OF THE CITY OF

PORTLAND

OREGON

1962

"The DIRECTORY

IS THE COMMON

INTERMEDIARY BETWEEN

BUYER ANOSELLER

The Buyers' Guide contains the advertisements and business cards of the more progressive business men and firms in the city, classified according to lines of business

R. L. POLK & CO. PUBLISHERS

THE PORTLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Maintained by the Business and Professional Leaders of Portland

To Foster Sound Constructive Growth and Full Employment

This Chamber concerns itself with down-to- earth facts of doing business both in Portland and throughout the Pacific Northwest. The Portland Chamber of Commerce stands ready to serve you with specific statistics, data and complete infor- mation on markets, manufacturers, raw materials, opportunities, retail and wholesale trade, agri- cultural, foreign and domestic trade, all types of transportation, taxes, utilities ... in fact, anything related to the business, commercial, professional and industrial life of the Portland Trade Area.

Unlike many American cities where a large number of business organizations divide the responsibilities of business and community ser- vices, in Portland these important functions are centered in the Chamber of Commerce, a non- partisan, non-sectional and non-sectarian organi- zation, maintained for the promotion of the business, professional and civic welfare of the community and maximum employment of those who live here.

A competent staff of experts in many fields, including 10 major departments, 28 committees and 1,000 committeemen are at your service. The Portland Chamber also maintains a full-time office in WASHINGTON, D.C. at 420 Mills Bldg., Washington, D.C.

VISITORS INFORMATION CENTER, S.W. FRONT AND MAIN STREETS

Whether you live in Portland or Paducah, there's a wealth of information available to you at no cost, on vacation spots and associated data at the Visitors Information Center. You don't have to be a "tourist" to enjoy these services, as the Center staff welcomes Portlanders and is happy to serve them.

Detailed maps of roads and highways, latest weather reports, where to eat and sleep, hotels, motels, cabins and cottages throughout the Pacific Northwest; daily reports on fishing and where boats may be rented, lake, river, stream and deep sea; licenses, hunting information; dude ranches, pack trips; hiking and horseback riding; swimming in lakes and rivers; lake resorts, mountain lodges, hot springs; scenic drives, national and state parks and monuments, view points, things to see - Crater Lake, Bonneville, Oregon Caves, and the hundreds of less obvious but most interesting and unique features of this region; what to see in Portland - 50 mile scenic drive, the Sanctuary of Our Sorrowful Mother, Forestry Building, International Rose Test Garden, Portland Zoo and dozens of other interesting points; information on events, rodeos, fairs, festivals, fishing derbies, community shows, celebrations, pageants .. . In fact almost anything you can think of in the vacation and travel line in the Pacific Northwest, is fully covered with complete information at the Visitors Information Center, a department of the Portland Chamber of Commerce.

PORTLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

824 SOUTHWEST FIFTH AVENUE

TELEPHONE CApitol 8-9411

ADVERTISING

Signs designed to suit your needs

Columbia NEON

SALES

LEASING

MAINTENANCE

REPAIRING

REVOLVING SIGNS esigning FABRICATING NEON . PLASTIC "HI-HRE"

REMODELING

ERECTING

Large variety of signs on hand at substantial savings

SIGN PAINTING

VERN DAVIS

NOEL DAVIS

1820 E. Burnside Street

PHONE BEImont 2-8153

ALUMINUM PRODUCTS

Fabko, Inc.

SUB MANUFACTURER HASTINGS ALUMINUM AWNINGS

HASTINGS ALUMINUM SIDING

ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS

ALUMINUM MARQUEES

2035 N. Kilpatrick Phone BUtler 5-2970 Portland, Oregon

ROBERT T. ABLEIDINGER, President

Phone OXford 3-0256 Vancouver, Washington

AMBULANCE SERVICE

ROCKET

Ambulance & Towing Service

ANYWHERE

ANYTIME ICC MC 94792

PORTLAND

ALpine 3-1111

CENTRAL OFFICE 8060 N.E. GLISAN STREET

GRESHAM PORTLAND 13, OREGON

AUTOMOBILE ACCEPTANCE COMPANIES

The Plan that has helped Millions buy cars "on time"

GMAC

2917

. TIME PAYMENT PLAN

ASK YOUR DEALER in CHEVROLET PONTIAC, OLDSMOBILE, BUICK, CADILLAC new cars, and used cars of all makes; also FRIGIDAIRE, DELCO APPLIANCES

CApitol 8-7451

1310 S.W. YAMHILL GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION

VITAL INFORMATION AT YOUR FINGER-TIPS!

Tens of thousands of people who were formerly strangers to the City Directory are consulting it on questions of citizenship, employment, sources of supply, communication, etc. Also, Directory usage is up among regular subscribers.

MORE PEOPLE ARE SEEING CITY DIRECTORY ADS

AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES WHOLESALE

Tracey

Co.,

Inc.

"HOME OF ORIGINAL GENUINE PARTS AND FACTORY SERVICE"

Distributors and Service For-

AUTO-LITE BATTERIES AUTO-LITE IGNITION AUTO-LITE SPARK PLUGS BENDIX BK VACUUM POWER

BRIGGS & STRATTON ENGINES CARTER CARBURETORS CARTER FUEL PUMPS DELCO-REMY IGNITION HOLLEY CARBURETORS

LEECE-NEVILLE ALTERNATORS

MONROE SHOCK ABSORBERS PUROLATOR OIL FILTERS SHALER RISLONE

STROMBERG CARBURETORS

STROMBERG CARLSON AUTO RADIO

TRICO WINDSHIELD WIPERS

UNITED MOTORS LINES

ZENITH CARBURETORS

ZEREX & ZERONE ANTI-FREEZE

COMPLETE LAWN MOWER PARTS & SERVICE Auto Radio-Speedometer and Electrical Service

DRIVE-IN SERVICE

Ninth to Tenth on N. W. Glisan Phone CApitol 6-1111

AUTOMOBILE GLASS

SPECIALTY AUTO GLASS CO. WE GUARANTEE ALL OF OUR WORK

ESTIMATES GIVEN

PERSONAL SERVICE SINCE 1928

PICKUP

AND

DELIVERY

227-1224

OWNER: GEORGE J. ELSASSER

INSURANCE CLAIMS A SPECIALTY

301 N.W. 10th Ave.

ALL MAKES CARS AND TRUCKS

Corner N.W. 10th & Everett

AUTOMOBILE RENTING

AIRWAYS

Volkswagens

RENT-A-CAR 'SYSTEM

WEST'S LOWEST U-DRIVE RATES BEGIN AT from

$4 per day

Plus 5¢ per mile

We furnish everything including gas

EASTSIDE & AIRPORT

DOWNTOWN CA 3-4145 1111 N. W. Davis St.

LONG TERM LEASING

BE 4-9366 2885 N. E. Sandy

Convertibles

Thunderbirds Cadillacs

BUDGET RENT-A-CAR OF OREGON

$5.00 PER DAY

5¢ PER MILE

OREGON OWNED AND OPERATED DOWNTOWN 929 S. W. BROADWAY PHONE CApitol 2-9123

AIRPORT OFFICE 2510 N. E. 82nd AVENUE

PHONE ALpine 4-6575

AUTOMOBILE REPAIRERS

Loaner Cars Available

· Painting . Auto

Glass

BE 6-8472 OR

HOPP'S BODY SHOP "Complete Auto Rebuilding"

HOPKINS WRECKING YARD

IN SOUTHEAST PORTLAND TOP PRICES PAID FOR CARS TO WRECK ANY MAKE MODEL OR CONDITION WE TRY TO MEET BEAT ANY BID ALSO TELETYPE CASH FOR TRUCKS - TRAILERS SERVICE

BE 6-2197 1302 S. E. Union At Main Under Imperial Skating Rink Portland 14, Oregon

TOWING SERVICE AVAILABLE Call PR 4-4898 6227 S. E. 103RD PL. OR

RAILROAD TRACKS ON FOSTER RD. PR 4-7933

CITY DIRECTORY ADVERTISING Is National ADVERTISING!

* Each edition of your City Directory is widely distributed to free-reference City Directory Libraries located at the Chambers of Commerce of hundreds of other cities. * Therefore your ad in the City Directory is seen by buyers from coast-to-coast!

Compacts Impalas

AUTOMOBILES

Cadillac

DISTRIBUTOR for OREGON

BARNARD MOTORS, INC. 21st and W. Burnside

Phone CApitol 8-6241 OUTSTANDING

USED CAR DEPARTMENT

ON CADILLAC SQUARE ... 2140 W. BURNSIDE

AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE

COURTESY CAR TO AND FROM BUSINESS CENTER

AUTOMOBILES

FOR GREAT CARS, FINE SERVICE AND A SQUARE DEAL -- ROY BURNETT'S

THE FORWARD LOOK

IMPERIAL

CHRYSLER

CHRYSLER the lion-hearted

Valiant

PLYMOUTH

VALIANT

GUARANTEED USED CARS

210 N.W. Broadway Phone CApitol 2-1801

AUTOMOBILES

I'M FRANK

. says Don Frank

Portland's Largest

saves you time, money and worry! FULLY EQUIPPED to serve your car or truck

SERVICE . REPAIRING

Fast, dependable service ... reliable, guaranteed repairing. Both plants staffed by specialists.

COMPLETE PARTS INVENTORY

For truck or car ... parts orders are quickly filled from our parts department ... one of the most complete inventories in the Pacific Northwest.

You get so much more service at

FRANK CHEVROLET COMPANY

N. E. Union near Killingsworth Call ATlantic 8-5881

PASSENGER CAR PLANT

TRUCK PLANT

AUTOMOBILES

here's your handy Downtown NEW AUTOMOBILE Headquarters

DON RASMUSSEN CO.

Portland's Downtown

STUDEBAKER-LARK

MERCEDES-BENZ

Headquarters

SALES

SERVICE

CApitol 8-8351

DON RASMUSSEN CO.

1509 W. Burnside

AUTOMOBILES

CHEVROLET

A. B. Smith Chevrolet Co.

Your Convenient Downtown Chevrolet Dealer

MORE THAN 120,000 SQUARE FEET OF SPACE DEVOTED TO THE SALE AND SERVICING OF CHEVROLET PRODUCTS

CHE

ROLET

OFFICIAL CORVETTE CENTER

Our 45th Year

2 USED CAR LOCATIONS 17th on W. BURNSIDE 13th at W. BURNSIDE

Telephone CApitol 8-5161

W. BU

13TH AVE

A. B. Smith

A.B. Smith Downtown - 13th & W. Burnside

CHEVROLET

AN AUTOMOBILE DEALER IN PORTLAND SINCE 1917

AUTOMOBILES

BRALEY & GRAHAM

BUICK OPEL

Sales - Repairs - Parts - Service

"Where Customers Bring Their Friends"

1411 W. BURNSIDE STREET

PORTLAND PHONE C Apitol 8-9251

BUXTON MOTORS, INC.

1134 S.E. 82nd Avenue

Tel. Alpine 2-3458

AUTOMOBILES

MARKS MOTORS

Portland's Only Exclusive STUDEBAKER DEALER 17th and E. Burnside

Sales and Service New Cars and Trucks Used Cars Used Pick-ups

Phone BEImont 4-5031

Phone BEImont 4-3443

Phone BEImont 4-9126

Portland's Only Authorized Packard Service And Parts Representative

FRED

We'll not only give you the best New or Used car deal . . but we'll give you service that will amaze and please you!

FRED BAUER CHEVROLET 8150 N. Lombard - St. Johns AVenue 6-1641 * NEW CHEVROLETS

USED CARS SERVICE AND PARTS

"MARV" TONKIN MERCURY, INC. (TONKIN MOTORS, Inc.) NORTHWEST'S LARGEST VOLUME MERCURY DEALER MERCURY - (MONTEREY - COMET - METEOR)

Safe-Buy Used Cars - Authorized Factory Parts & Service

Oak at S. E. Grand - And 2121 S. E. 82nd Ave. Tel. BEImont 2-1181

AUTOMOBILES

DICK NILES, Inc. DICK NILES, President

LINCOLN CONTINENTAL . MERCURY . COMET

'dn

"Miles of Smiles with Niles"

1505 Southwest Sixth Avenue, Portland I, Oregon CA 6-2901

RANCHO RAMBLER

4611 N. E. UNION AVE. "If you don't see us, before you buy, we both lose"

NEW AND USED CARS SERVICE DEPT. BODY SHOP PARTS - ACCESSORIES

PHONE

AT 8-5911

100% FINANCING OPEN TILL 10 P.M. 6 MO-6000 MILE WARRANTY DEBT CONSOLIDATION

LYMAN SLACK CHEVROLET

CHEVROLET - CORVAIR - CORVETTE SALES & SERVICE

1535 and 1635 N.E. Sandy Blvd.

Tel. BEImont 4-5421

AUTOMOBILES - IMPORTED

Autosports Northwest Co.

PORSCHE

MOTORCYCLES

Motorcycles

2063 W. BURNSIDE STREET

PHONE CApitol 8-9323

AWNINGS

BE COOLER = MORE COMFORTABLE

ALUMAFLEX CO., INC.

ROLL-UP and STATIONARY STYLES COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL Open Saturdays till 1 P.M.

Portland, Oregon

with the handsome,

new Hexalum.

ROLL-UP aluminum awning

2507 S.E. Clinton

Free Estimates Gladly-Phone Evenings, Saturday and Sunday

ALUMAFLEX Evenings, Saturday and Sunday Tels. BEImont 6-0089 or PRospect 5-1086 Tel. BEImont 2-5107

Crown Manufacturing Co.

Aluminum Awnings

Flexalum Roll Up Awnings

18 Beautiful Colors

* Unlimited Color Combinations

* Year' Round Comfort

BEAUTIFUL ALUMINUM PATIO COVERS COMMERCIAL AWNINGS & MARQUEES

porliko

4312 N. Williams

Telephone 288-6431

BAIL BONDS

OFFICE PHONE CApitol 8-3434

RES. PHONE BEImont 2-9721

BERRY BAIL BONDS

DAY OR NIGHT

Licensed Bond Broker

122 S.W. Oak Street, Opposite Police Station

NEED A

PAINTER

PLUMBER

ROOFER

CONTRACTOR

FLOORMAN

CONSULT the YELLOW PAGES in THIS DIRECTORY

BANKS

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce

AN INTERNATIONAL

BANK TO SERVE YOU IN PORTLAND

OAK ST.

s. W. 6th Ave.

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, established on the Pacific Coast since 1864, is pleased to offer you a banking service complete as to all your needs - corporate or individual, local or international - through more than 1273 branches of this bank, and through our correspondent banks in most countries. Our services are tailored to meet your requirements, whether domestic or foreign.

DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS Savings, Checking and Joint Accounts

LOANS Individual and Commercial

SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES

Safekeeping Department

TRAVELERS' CHECKS COLLECTIONS

MONEY ORDERS FOREIGN REMITTANCES

LETTERS OF CREDIT

BILLS OF EXCHANGE

PURCHASE and SALE of FOREIGN EXCHANGE

CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK

OF COMMERCE

Comer of S. W. 6th Ave. and Oak St.

Phone CApitol 8-8493

BANKS

1 O F OREGON,

PORTLAND

RALPH J. VOSS President

SENIOR VICE-PRESIDENTS RUSSELL M. COLWELL C. E. HEDBERG GEORGE M. HENDERSON H. M. PHILLIPS TRUST OFFICERS STETSON B. HARMAN, Vice-President & Senior Trust Officer A. C. FINKE, Vice-President & Trust Officer EDWIN H. BOLES LAWRENCE L. CLARK B. W. ERICKSON WILLIAM J. JONES E. R. LINVILLE D. G. LLOYD

WILLIAM L. SCHAUMBERG

CITY BRANCHES PORTLAND MAIN OFFICE R. F. McNEILL, Vice President and Manager

VICE-PRESIDENTS K. R. CURRY F. K. MORROW E. J. SCHNEIDER

A. ZERBE

ASSISTANT VICE-PRESIDENTS H. W. ACHISON J. D. MacKELLAR F. E. WATKINS 400 S.W. 6th Av.

Telephone CApitol 8-7131

CEDAR HILLS BRANCH R. F. RANKIN, Manager 10100 S. W. Park Way Telephone CYpress 2-2667 EAST PORTLAND BRANCH K. S. MILLER, Vice-President- Manager 612 S. E. Morrison Telephone CApitol 8-7131 42nd AND GOING BRANCH P. J. WHITE, Manager 4210 N. E. Going Telephone CApitol 8-7131 FOSTER-POWELL BRANCH C. W. PAYNE, Manager 3612 S. E. 52d Av. Telephone CApitol 8-7131 GATEWAY BRANCH H. J. HUGHES, Manager 10401 N. E. Halsey Telephone CApitol 8-7131 ALBANY COQUILLE

Albany Branch Waverly Branch ASHLAND ASTORIA

CORVALLIS

COTTAGE GROVE

ENTERPRISE EUGENE

BAKER Eugene Main Branch BEAVERTON Coburg Road Branch

BEND

Eighteenth and Oak Branch

CARLTON

CENTRAL POINT CONDON

COOS BAY

OFFICERS

C. B. STEPHENSON Chairman of the Board

VICE-PRESIDENTS

C. M. APPLEGATE

J. A. MOORE

L. W. PALO

GRANT W. PERRY LEWIS G. PRICHARD

BAKER FERGUSON F. A. RILER

C. M. GARTRELL JAMES C. RULE

A. W. LYNN

L. E. SEELY

E. A. McNABB WILLIAM R. WELLS

C. E. ZOLLINGER

VOLNEY PRATT Vice-President and Cashier STEWART C. CANNON, Chief Examiner and Auditor ROGER A. EMRICH, Comptroller

PORTLAND AREA OFFICES

HAWTHORNE BOULEVARD BRANCH WILLIS C. WARREN, Manager 3782 S. E. Hawthorne Blvd.

Telephone CApitol 8-7131

HOLLYWOOD-ROSE CITY BRANCH

A. F. EAMES, Manager

4233 N. E. Sandy Blvd.

Telephone CApitol 8-7131

INDUSTRIAL BRANCH G. W. GOFORTH, Vice-President and Manager 1640 N. W. 19th Av. Telephone CApitol 8-7131 LIVESTOCK-KENTON BRANCH

L. W. FROOM, Manager

8334 N. Denver Av., at Interstate Telephone CApitol 8-7131

LLOYD CENTER BRANCH

JACK DRESSLER, Manager 1405 Lloyd Center

Telephone CApitol 8-7131 MIDWAY DIVISION BRANCH

JOHN A. PERRY, Manager 2533 S. E. 119th Pl. Telephone Alpine 5-1211 MONTAVILLA BRANCH GEORGE KRUEGER, Manager 8135 S. E. Stark Telephone CApitol 8-7131 MORELAND-SELLWOOD BRANCH C. W. BENSON, Manager 6646 S. E. Milwaukie Ave. Telephone CApitol 8-7131

OTHER OREGON OFFICES

GRANTS PASS GRESHAM HEPPNER HILLSBORO

MEDFORD MERRILL MOLALLA MONROE MORO

ONTARIO OREGON CITY PENDLETON PHILOMATH PHOENIX STAYTON

PILOT ROCK

SWEET HOME

PORT ORFORD

THE DALLES

PRINEVILLE

TIGARD TILLAMOOK

SALEM

Salem Branch

UNION

East Salem Branch

Keizer Branch

WALDPORT WOODBURN YAMHILL

Statewide Offices

ASSISTANT VICE-PRESIDENTS

R. G. ALBERGER J. H. GOETZE

E. H. ARMSTRONG

R. A. HAMLIN

J. F. HARRIGAN

R. P. BARSS PEARL BASE

DAVID BAUMAN

J. FLOYD BENNETT

D. BERKEY

W. F. BUSHNELL

C. A. CEDARQUIST

D. B. CHAMBERLIN

S. S. CHILDS

S. A. MUSHEN

J. B. DAHL

S. W. PATTY

JAMES EKLEM

H. E. WHITE

A. W. EMMONS

W. G. ZELLER

J. F. GOEHRING

KENNETH C. HUME F. E. JOEHNKE

H. E. KIEHL

R. W. LENGFIELD

J. W. MALARKEY E. MILLAR

J. CAREY MOORE

RALEIGH HILLS BRANCH M. M. METSCHAN, Manager 7260 S. W. Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway Telephone CYpress 2-3568 ROCKWOOD BRANCH J. L. SHEPHERD, Manager 418 S. E. 187th Av. Telephone MOhawk 5-8121

SIXTH AND MORRISON BRANCH O. N. LARVIK, Manager 635 S. W. 6th Av. Telephone CApitol 8-7131

SOUTHEAST PORTLAND BRANCH JOHN J. BARRATT, Manager 5444 S. E. 82d Av. at Foster Road Telephone CApitol 8-7131

SW SIXTH AND LINCOLN BRANCH WILLIAM MONSON, Manager 2110 S. W. 6th Av. Telephone CApitol 8-7131 UNION AND GRAHAM BRANCH WILLIAM P. LONG, Manager 2737 N. E. Union Av. at Graham Telephone CApitol 8-7131

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Polk's Portland city directory, 1962, Part 3

Author: R.L. Polk & Co Publication date: 1962 Publisher: Portland, Or. : R.L. Polk Number of Pages: 2292

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1962
Publisher: Portland, Or. : R.L. Polk
Number of Pages: 2292