8 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, July 5, 1949
West Salem Branch Bank to
Open for Business July 11
West Salem's first bank, the West Salem branch of the United
Sts.ro. National bank, will open Monday, July 11, according to an
announcement received today from E. C. Sammons, president of
the state-wide banking organization.
Sammons at the same time announced the appointment of a
- Salem man, Hex uiDson, as man
ager of the new branch.
Air Force Chief
Asks Big Bombers
Chicago U.R The air force
chief of staff told American air
men Saturday in their biggest re
union since the war that the na
tion must have heavy, long
range bombers ready for action
in the first stages ol any con
flict.
Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg, air
force chief of staff, told mem
bers of the air force association
at a luncheon meeting that the
"strength we allot our various
type of forces in peace does not
necessarily reflect their relat
ive importance in winning i
war."
The association is sponsoring
the national air fair, featuring
hundreds of war planes of all
types at nearby O'Hare field.
"In order to win eventually,
we must be ready at the outset
effective that its results will as
effective that lits results will as
sist us throughout the struggle,"
Vandenberg said.
"This requires a long-range
force ready for action, and oth
er forces ready both for action
and expansion."
Vandenberg said the air force
"does not believe or maintain
that all international problems
can be solved by air power
alone, and we are aware that
the maintenance of the over
whelming force for many years
would bankrupt the economy of
the nation."
Margaret Truman
Will Tour Country
Buffalo, N.Y., July 5 V
Margaret Truman ,will Inaugu
rate her first cross-country tour
with singing engagements here
Nov. 13 and 15, it was announc
ed today.
Frank N. Farrar, president of
Gibson has been associated
with banking in Salem since
1922. He rose from his first em
ployment as a messenger with
the old Ladd & Bush bank to
his present position of an assist
ant manager, serving in various
capacities within the Ladd &
Bush bank and later with the
Ladd & Bush-Salem branch of
the United States National bank
when that institution purchased
Ladd & Bush in 1940.
Diploma From ABA
Gibson is a product of Salem
schools. He graduated from Sa
lem High school, Capital Busi
ness college in Salem and has
continued banking studies
throughout his career. Only this
past week, he received his diplo
ma from the three-year course
in graduate banking studies con
ducted by the American Bankers
association at Rutgers university
In New Jersey
Located at 1117 Edgewater
street in West Salem, the new
branch, according to Sammons,
Is designed to bring West Salem
complete banking facilities.
"It will be staffed with person
nel from the Salem area who
are familiar with the industrial
and agricultural conditions of the
community and who will be in
a position to work Intelligently
with the residents in further de
veloping the West Salem dis
trict," he said.
In Remodeled Building
The establishment of the new
branch, 39th of the branches in
the banking organization, is in
line with the bank's policy of
providing banking facilities for
the continued growth and expan
sion of Industrial and agricultur
al activities within the state, said
Sammons.
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Rex Gibson, who will be
manager of West Salem branch
of United States National
Bank of Portland, opening
July 11.
Mrs. Mariette Welter
Dies in Lincoln
Word has been received from
Lincoln, Nebr., of the death
there June 29 of Mrs. Mariette
Weller, sister of Mrs. Emma
Gemmel, of Salem. Funeral ser
vices and interment were at
Wray, Colorado, July 3.
Mrs. Weller, who since 1942
had resided with a son in Lin
coln, was born at Corning, Iowa,
March 30, 1856 and for about
58 years lived near Wray, Colo
rado, where the family home
steaded. After her husband's
death 27 years ago she went to
Independence, Mo., to live with
a daughter, Mrs. Maymie Bul
lard and following the death of
Mrs. Bullard moved to Lincoln
Surviving besides the sister
in Salem are four sons, George
Weller of Lincoln, and William
H. Weller and Henry Weller all
the Buffalo Philharmonic Soci
ety, said the president's daugh-l
ter will open the orchestra's!
season with those appearances.
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Quiet Celebrations Feature
Fourth of July in Salem
State Institutions in Salem celebrated the Fourth of July in a
variety of ways.
At Oregon state prison che usual Independence day boxing
events and field day were the program.
Oregon state hospital had a ball game and races. Boys at Ore
gon state training school at
Woodburn, defeated the school
staff in a Softball game 34 to
17. The boys also had a pro
gram of races and other contests.
At Hillcrest school for girls
comedy contests were featured.
Youngsters at Fairview home
participated in a parade, comic
and serious. Each of the cot
tages had a part. There was a
picnic dinner at noon.
of Denver; a brolner, sanfora
Uasklll of Corning, Iowa; IS
granacnildren and 21 great
grandchildren.
The Salem area In general had
a quiet holiday, without acci
dents or fires of serious nature,
First aid was given Gloria
Knapke, 4, of 1070 East Rural
and Robert Howard, 13, of 40
Duncan avenue, who got minor
burns on the hands from fire
crackers.
Several minor fire alarms
were answered by the fire de
partment. A tree was set afire
in Marion square from a fire
cracker. West Salem had
brush fire on Wallace road and
a stack of cedar posts caught
fire at Owens street and the SP
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tracks. A brush fire on Mill
creek just east of 12th street
was extinguished by firemen.
Highways were alive with
traffic, beaches and cities in the
valley where celebrations were
held were crowded, but many
Salem people remained at home.
Attendance was good at baseball
games on the home grounds.
Balloon Stolen
Seattle, Wash., July 1 (U.R)
Police today were looking for a
da-toot barrage balloon report
ed stolen from a war surplus
store here.
The balloon was -Inflated.
Fire Wrecks Hotels
Revere, Mass., July S CT) A
fieirce fire wrecked two hotels.
24 waterfront cottages and 19
automobiles at Revere beach ,
the Coney Island of New Eng
land last night. Fire Chiet;
Thomas J. McCarrack estimated
damage at $125,000. J
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