Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-21


Parker, is the daughter of the late S.
Walter woodward. one Of the founders
of the firm, Woodward & Lothrop.
The directors also elected new as
siStant cashier, W. Paul Stallsmith,
who has been an employe of the Bank
of Bethesda for the last 10 years. He
started as a bookkeeper and has been
promoted through all the departments
The complete list of officers for the
coming year follows:
George p. Sacks, president; DR.. B. G.
Perry, vice president; Brainard W
Parker, vice president; Francis c. Wal
lace. secretary: S. Walter Bogley, CASH
Ter and w. Paul Stallsmith, assistant
cashier.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders these directors were elected:
walter K. Bachrach, L. w. Beall. Edgar
N. Brawner, William H. Broadhurst,
Donald L. Chamberlin, z. Taylor Chew
ming. Col. wallace W. Craigie Floyd z.
Davis, Ezra Gould, Robert d. Hagner,
George e. Hamilton, Thomas Hampton,
Robert c. Hilton, G. Wady Imirie, John
Imirie, Lewis Keiser, Frank e. Nc
Millin, Ralph S. Morrison, M. Wilson
Odutt, Brainard w. Parker. Walter e.
Perry, Charles S. Robb, Paul Sleman,
Merle Thorpe, Frank S. Ward, Wash
tngton Waters, Frank Wilson, Luke l.
wilson, Turner Wilson and Ford E.
Young.
Savings Bank Officers Reelected.
Directors of the Mount Vernon Saw
ings Bank at their organization meeting
today reelected the following officers:
Claude H. Woodward, president; A. Q.
wharton, william H. Johnston, E. c.
Dawson, Frank w. Lee, vice presi-
dents; Robert T. Higafield, cashier;
Hayden johnson, counsel; Leo E. Mad
igan, controller; T. Edwin Norris, as
sistant cashier, and A. Mistretta, assist
ant cashier.
American Security Oficers.
The following officers were elected for
the year 1891 at the meeting Of the
board of directors of the American
Security & Trust Co. yesterday after
noon: Corccran Thorn, president; B.
F. saul and Howard Moran, vice presi-
dents; Frederick P. H Siddons, secre-
tary; Charles E. Howe, treasurer; David
N. Houston, trust officer; william L.
Beale.. real estate ofdcer; j. Damn
Faber, auditor; Albert H. Schillington
and r bert L. Father, assistant secre-
taries; T. Stanley Holland, j. Eliot
Moran, Arthur G. Nichols and Earl @.
Jonscher, assistant trust ofncers; VIII.
liam w. Keck, Edward E. Swan, Hans
w. Ireland, Richard z. Harris, Percy G.
Brady, Harry P. White, James @. Dulin,
jr., and Charles G. Boswell, assistant
treasurers.
These members of the advisory board
Of branches were elected John M.
Beane, William E. Bradley Joseph P.
Burke, Alexander s. Clarke, Charles r.
Denny, John B. Geier, M @. Gibbs,
Charles M. Hammett, Il A. Herman,
J. Philip Hermann, Frank A. Jonn-
son, Charles Kattelmann, G. Percy Nc
Glue. william Miller, Howard Moran,
James c. Nealon, M. Frank Rupert,
3. r. Saul, James F. Shea, AlexandeF
J. Taylor. Henry wahl and George NJ.
Yeatman.
New Savings Bank Directors.
John ]. Ward OF the Government
Printing once and M d. Campbell,
attorney, are new directors of the North
Capitol Savings Bank Other direc-
tors reelected are Paul Allen, E. S.
Burgess, George Clagett, p Henry
Coates, John A., Eckert, Charles w.
Flockher, Edward F, Hall Joseph A.
Herbert, ST.; Allen Hollander, M. L.
Michael, Theodore Michael. George z.
Phillips. CT, Sewers Charles B.
Stewart.
Chevy Chase Savings OfEIcers.
All officers of the. Chevy Chase Saw
ings Bank were reelected at the meet
ing Of organization Of the board Of di-
rectors last night, They ares John G.
Walker, president; Thomas w. Perry,
first vice president: Joseph A. Burkart,
second vice president; J. Ezra Troth,
third vice president and cashier; r. A.
Weaver, assistant casl1ier. Paul S.
Leman. counsel; Clyde p. Garrett, sec
Rotary, and Samuel Peacock. auditor
New Mortgage Director Elected.
At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Federal Security g. Mort
gage Co., held yesterday Edward Beech
er Dean was added to the board Of d.
Yectors The old members reelected
were: Harry NJ Crandall, E. T. Chewn-
ing, Morris Cafritz, Charles A. Gold
smith w. w. Grifith. Morris Gewtrz,
George W. Huguely, Paul HimmelfaTb.
Vernon @. Owen, NJ D. Rosenberg and
James E. Smith.
The board organized by electing these
ofncers for the coming year: Morris
Cafritz, president: Harry NJ. Crandall,
vice president; George w. Huguely.
vice president and treasurer; Morris
Gewirz, secretary and general mana
ger, and M. D. Rosenberg general
counsel.
Security Storage Meeting.
All directors and officers Of the Sc
curity Storage Co. have been reelected
as follows: Directors, C.. A. Aspinwall,
w s.. Corby, william j.: Father, G. F.
Norment, B. F. Saul and Corcoran
Thorn. Ofhcers: C. A. Aspinwall, presi-
dent; G. W. Pimper. vice president and
treasurer; Charles p Ravenburg. Sec
rotary; Paul Alvey, assistant secretary;
Helen Howison, assistant treasurer.
Resources Of Local Banks.
Resources Of the 80 banks of the
District at close of business December
81, last call date, we're 328,717. 900, an
abstract Of reports OF conditions made
public by the office Of Controller of the
gain Of So, 0s4, 900 over resources Of a
banks shown by the preceding cal
date of September "a, and one Of
81 900 over those Of ii banks re-
ported in the call date of December
81, 1929.
Resources Of the 10 national bank,
on December 81, 1880, are listed al
S1S3, 1886, 600; those of the five trus
companies at $97, 632 900, and those Of
the % savings banks at $47,55O,00.
$751;, 100000 Loan Decline.
The Federal Reserve Boards condi,
ton statement of weekly reporting
banks in leading cities on January Il
shows decreases for the week Of $40.
5000 in loans and investments, $40,
000, 900 in borrowings from Fedora
Reserve banks and $33 ,000,00 In Gov
eminent deposits, and increases o
S41, COO, 900 in net demand deposits ant
ei6,000,000 in time deposits.
Loans on securities declined $il3,
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