10 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, July 6, 1949
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After the Big Blow Police boat rescues one of the hun
dreds of small sailing craft capsized when a sudden 50-60
m.p.h. wind hit the New York area. The above scene was
duplicated many times in Rockaway inlet off Orient Point.
(Acme Telephoto)
Life-Saving Campaign of
Red Cross Soon to Open
The annual swimming and life saving campaign conducted
by the Marion county chapter. American Red Cross, will open
next Monday, July 11, and continue through July 22, both dinger
and Leslie pools to be used.
Scheduled for the event was announced today by Vernon Gil-
more, water safety chairman lorf-
the local Red Cross chapter.
Registration cards may be ob
tained now at both pools. There
is no charge for the lessons and
each one enrolled it to take his
own towels. No classes will be
held on Saturdays and Sundays
during the period. Children
should be six years old or be at
least 44 inches tall to be enrolled.
John D. Fairburn, swimming
coach at Aberdeen, Wash., and
chairman of water safety for his
local Red Cross chapter, will
direct the campaign. Mr. Fair-
burn's chapter has the highest
record for certificates on a per
capita basis of any group in the
United States. He has been on
Red Cross aquatic schools staffs
for the past five years and has
attended IB aquatic schools.
Schedule for the local "learn
to swim" event is as follows:
At Leslie pool: Beginners, 6-7
years, 9-9:45 a.m. Beginners, 8-B
years, 9:45-10:30 a.m. Beginners,
10 years and up, 10:30-11:15
a.m. Intermediates and swim
mers, ll:15-noon.
At Olinger pool: Beginners, 6
7 years, 1:30 to 2:15 p.m. Begin
ners, 8-9 years, 2:15-3 p.m. Be
ginners, 10 years and up, 3
3:45 p.m. Intermediates and
swimmers, 3:45-4:3,0 p.m.
Senior and junior life saving
classes will be at Leslie pool be
tween 7 and 9 p.m. each of the
days.
It is the universal custom to
display the American flag only
from sunrise to sunset.
The flag should be displayed
during school days in or near
every school house.
Be sure it's
PURE CANE
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Aulo or Perianal CASH LOANS
400 to 4000 ao
COMMERCIAL
CREDIT PLAJV
INCORPORATED.
Balem Agency: 460 N. Church St. Tel. S4168
East Salem Holiday Brings
Variety Reunions, Picnics
East Salem, July 6 The week-end holiday was the occasior
for many family reunions with picnic dinners by East Salem
families.
One of the larger groups meeting at Silver Creek Falls on the
Fourth was that of the Rathjen families. In attendance were Mr.
and Mrs. Bince Hagen and sons,
Bince, Jr., and Terry of Van
Couver, Wash.; Mr and Mrs.
Frank Karolevitz of Bremerton,
Wash., Mr. and Mrs Ben Rath
jen of Lansing avenue, and
their daughter, Louis Rathjen ot
Portland; Mrs. Dorothy Tatatoff
and son, Sammy; Charles Davis
Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Rathjen
of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. John
Erickstoll and daughter, Carol
of Klamath Falls, Mr. Erickstoll
is a teacher in the government
school there; and Albert Tub-
bers from South Dakota who
will enter the school at Klamath
Falls this week.
Norma Rathjen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rathjen is in
the mid-west visiting relatives
in Iowa, the Dakotas and Ne
braska for a summer vacation
trip.
Charles Salter and Mrs. Al
bert Patz of Swegle community
attended the Salter family re
union at Corvallis in Colorado
Lake park on Monday with re
latives in attendance from Port
land, Keizer community, Junc
tion City and Hawthorn, Calif
At the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Geer on Garden road for
the holiday week-end was their
son, Richard Plank who is in the
army stationed at Ft. Ord, Calif.,
and their daughter, Mrs. Frances
Tolcr and three children of
Rockaway.
Several from Auburn com
munity attended the timber car
nival at Albany on Monday. In
the group were Mr and Mrs.
Charles Gillming and Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Sunderlin. Patty
Sunderlin accompanied her
friend Diane Burkland of Sa
lem to Bend for the water pageant.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. DeLapp
and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larkins
drove to Albany for the timber
carnival.
The new fountain lunch room
was opened at the Hardy build
ing at the corner of Silverton
road and Lancaster drive this
past week-end. Operating the
new business are Sylvester Jerry
and Sam Heinrick, formerly of
West Salem.
strikers Told
Fo Unload Food
London, July 6 W) The labor
government ordered troops into
the London waterfront tonight
to unload food ships paralyzed
by a strike of stevedores.
The two weeks strike contin
ued to spread today despite a
threat by United States dock
workers to boycott British ships
McKay Names
Dairy Board
Governor Douglas McKay re
appointed four of the five mem
bers of the Oregon dairy prod
ucts commission today.
To fill the fifth spot on the
commission, he named Wilbur
Reiling to succeed Lee Holliday,
both being from Klamath Falls.
Holliday could not be reappoint
ed because he isn't in the dairy
business any more.
Those reappointed are George
Fullenwider, Carlton; Omar C.
Spencer, Portland; Victor Birds
eye, Medford; and Frank Hett
wer, Mt. AngeL
The commission promotes the
dairy industry, and is financed
by a tax on butterfat.
j FLY UNITED
up and back the same day
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Ar. Seattle .
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9:05 am
10:20 am
Lv. Seattle .
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8:45 pm
9:15 pm
Also convenient afternoon and evening departures. Fast
flights to California and "all the East." (standard Timet)
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busy summer season.
Expert workmanship with the highest quality
material.
Free estimates without obligation.
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255 No. Commercial Street
Salem Phone 38478
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there unless it stops.
Most of the more than 100
cargo ships harbor-locked by
the Thames river strike carry
food for rationed Londoners.
Labor Minister George Isaacs
told parliament the government
had decided to use troops as a
means of "safeguarding food
supplies."
The Monroe Doctrine was an
nounced by President James
Monroe in his message to con
gress in 1823.
Legislative Cosfs
In 1949 Are $465,318
Secretary of State Earl T.
Newbry reported today that cost
of the 1949 legislature was
$465,318, not counting printing
if ears .
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in safety
size
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of the session laws and a few
other comparative minor Items. ,
Thp 07 dnv session this vear
was the longest in Oregon his
tory. The 1947 legislature last
ed 83 days and cost 5330. uuu.
The U. S. senate has sat as a
court of impeachment only 12
times in its history.
, HISTORIC MEDICAL HIGHLIGHTS No. 41
.SCIENCE VS. DISEASE.
In 1904 Flexner of America used monkey
at guinea pigs to discover a serum for treat
ing cerebro-spinal meningitis. He showed
that the meningococcus microbe gained ac
cess to the bloodstream and the cerebro-spinal
membrances by way of the mucous membrane
of the nose and throat. The disease attacks
all age groups, sometimes in epidemic form.
It is characterized by paralysis of the body
and mortality is high. Treating victims with
an injection of an antimeningitis serum has
greatly reduced fatalities and often prevents
crippling consequences.
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THESE ARE THE
BANKING OFFICES IN THE
FIRST NATIONAL GROUP
PORTLAND BRANCHES
PORTLAND MAIN BRANCH
5th, 6th and Stark
SIXTH AND MORRISON BRANCH
UPTOWN BRANCH
605 S.W. 1 4th Ave.
IAST PORTLAND BRANCH
612 S.E. Morrison St.
HAWTHORNE BOULEVARD BRANCH
S.E. 39th and Hawthorn
LIVESTOCK-KENTON BRANCH
oid-l N. Denver
MONTAVILLA BRANCH
8005 S.E: Stark St.
HOLLYWOOD-ROSE CITY BRANCH
4200 N.E. Sandy Blvd.
SOUTHEAST PORTLAND BRANCH
5444 S.E. 82nd Ave.
UNION AND RUSSELL BRANCH
BRANCHES OUT OF PORTLAND
ALBANY BRANCH
ASHLAND BRANCH
ASTORIA BRANCH
BEND BRANCH
CENTRAL POINT BRANCH
CONDON BRANCH
COOS BAY BRANCH
COQUILLE BRANCH
ENTERPRISE BRANCH
FOSSIL BRANCH
GRANTS PASS BRANCH
GRESHAM BRANCH . . .
HEPPNER BRANCH
HILL5BORO BRANCH
HOOD RIVER BRANCH
KLAMATH FALLS
Klamath Fall! Branch
South Sixth Street Branch
LA GRANDE BRANCH
LAKEVIEW BRANCH
MEDFORD BRANCH
MERRILL BRANCH
MOLALLA BRANCH
NEWBERG BRANCH
NORTH BEND BRANCH
NYSSA BRANCH
OAKRIDGE BRANCH
OREGON CITY BRANCH
PENDLETON BRANCH
SALEM BRANCH
SHERMAN COUNTY BRANCH
STAYTON BRANCH
THE DALLES BRANCH
TILLAMOOK BRANCH
UNION BRANCH
WOODBURN BRANCH
OTHER BANKING OFFICES IN
THE FIRST NATIONAL GROUP
Carlton Stare and Savlnfi Bank
Senton Connty State Bank tCorvaltl.l
Philomath Branch (Philomath!
The Flnt National Bank of Cottaa Oroya
The Flrtt Notional Bank of Eugene
The Ftrtf National Bank of Forott Qreve
Tho Flnt Notional Bank at Lebanon
State Bank of Malheur County l Ontario)
Monroa State Bank
Morolend-SeUweed Bank IPoftlandl
Tho Flnf Notional Sank of Prtnevlllo
Sola Stan Bank
Clatsop County Sank tleaslael -Collage
and McClalno ISIhrorfoa)
Bank of Sweet Homo
Yamhill Star Book
. , means working closely with you and your neighbors to build a
greater Oregon. It means, especially, building toward your security and
prosperity. No matter how large or how small your banking transaction,
we recognize its importance. We know that by helping you grow we help
build all Oregon family by family, farm by farm, business by business.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND
JUNI 30, 1949 v
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
RESOURCES
Cash In vault and (n Ftderal Reserve lank. $ 78,108,562.70
Due from Banks 30,638,111.03
Total Coin ; $108,746,673.71
Unlttd Statu, Government Obligations, Direct and Fully Guarantied 182,570,693.41
State, County and Municipal lends and Watvanls 36,488,205.31
Other Bonds and Securities 1,326,000.00 .
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank.... 450,000.00 ' "
Loans and Discounts 156,556,423.26
Accruid Interest Receivable 1,701,508.42 '
Bank Premises, Furniture and Fixtures and Safe Deposit Vaults 4,805,516.27 ."
Other Real Estate owned Nona
Customers' liability on Accounts of letters of Credit,
Acceptances, and Endorsed Bills 4,1 14,551.94
Other Resources 347,827.60
TOTAl RESOURCES $497,187,407.13 :
LIABILITIES
Copital t 4,500,000.00 ' . "
Surplus 12,500,000.00
Undivided Profits and Reserves 14,544,950.65
Total Capital Funds $ 31,544,950.61
RESERVE FOR POSSIBLE LOAN LOSSES. This reserve Is to apply
egainit any loon lasses that may develop in the fulurej
It has not been allocated to any particular loans or type
t loans (Established from current earnings January 1,
1949 te June 30, 1949) 300,000.00
DEPOSITS J Demand 313,347,572.26
DCP0SITS j Savings and Tim...... 144,858,000.10 4M'M"W'M
liability far letter, of Credit and ai Acceptor Endorser
or Maker of Acceptances and Foreign Bill 4,114,531.94
interest Received in Advance , 1,556,965.43
Reserve for Interest, Taxes, Itc 1,317,261. 9S
Other liabilities 148,097.10
TOTAl UA1IUTIES $497,167,4078
In addition to its 45 branches throughout Oregon, 14 other Oregon
Banking Offices ere mtmbtrt of the Urtt National Bank Group
OtFOSITS
The Pint National Sank of Portland and 45 Branches
16 other Oregon Banking Office. In tho First Notional Group....
IOANS AND DISCOUNTS
Tho First National Bank of Partlond and 45 Branches
16 other Oregon Banking Office, to the First National Group. . ,
TOTAl RESOURCES
Tho First National tank of Portland and 45 Sronchei
16 other Oregon Bonking OHItes la the First Notional Group. . .
TOTAl IISOURCIS at Kw 41 BANK1NO OFFICES kl the FIRST NATIONAL GROUP $600,310,744.43
TAKE ADVANTAGE Of INTEREST EARNINGS FROM JULY 1
loving, deposit, aiada before Jhr 10 draw lntere.1 from July 1,
Opaa vow ojceaant aewl Tkara't a eaaotltvte lot ana a to bank.
$458,305,571.34
96,650,974.38
$554,856,346.94
$156,556,433.16
14,841,316.71
$181,397,739.97
$497,187,407.18
103,113,337.1)