Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-27
NEW YORKER WINS NOMINATION
AS INVESTMENT BANKERS HEAD
Allan M. Pope Scheduled to
Succeed Henry T. Ferriss;
Other Changes Planned.
Newly Chosen Executive
Started Career as Officer
in U. S. Army.
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CHICAGO, August 81. Allan M.
Pope of New York, executive vice pres
ident Of the First National Old Colony
Corporations has been nominated for
the presidency of the Investment Bank
ers' Association of America for the year
193i-32, it was announced at the as
sociation's ONCE here today. As nom
nation by the associations board Of
governors has always been equivalent
TO election, It Is expected that Mr.. Pope
will take ONCE at the close Of the as
sociation's twentieth annual convention,
which will be at White Sulphur Springs,
W.. va, November to IL. He viii sue
coed Henry T. Ferriss Of the First Ma
tional Co., st. Louis. Mr.. Pope has
taken prominent part in activities Of
the associations Board Of Governors
several years.
Other Nominations.
Other nominations to be voted on at
the annual convention in November are:
For executive vice president, Alden H.
Little of Chicago, TO succeed himself;
for vice presidents, James II. Daggett,
Marshall a. Llsley Bank, Milwaukee;
Charles B. Dickey, Brown Bros. Harri-
ia
Eddy, Chase Harris-F Forbes Corpora
ton, New York: Dietrich Schnitz, Pa
cific National Co., Seattle; G. T. VIII
liams, G. r. Williams 81 Co., Inc, Bal
timore; for treasurer, William T. Bacon,
Bacon, Whipple 81 Co, Chicago; for
secretary, c. Longford Felske, Chicago.
Nominations TO positions on the Board
Of Governors for terms expiring IN 1884
are:
J. Augustus Barnard, Dominick d
Domfnick, New York; Frank l.. Schef-
fey, Galloway, Fish g. Co., New York;
T. J. Bryce, Continental Illinois Co.,
Chicago; Duncan J. McNabb, Guardian
Detroit Co., Inc, Detroit; Francis Moul-
ton, r. II. Moulton d Co, Los Angeles;
Russell D Bell, Greenshields g. Co.,
Montreal; Harry r. Silk, Silk & Co.,
ST. Louis william Cavalier, William
Cavalier & Co., San Francisco; John j.
Rowe, First Investment q Securities
Corporation, Cincinnati. and Charles
B. Engle, International Co. Of Denver,
Denver
Nominations to fill unexpired terms
ending in 1882:
Henry T. Ferriss, First National Co.,
st. Louis, ex-ofhcio, as retiring presi-
dent, member of next years board;
Francis A. Bonner, Lee, HigginSon &
Co., Chicago; Henry Hart. First Detroit
Co., Inc, Detroit; Ralph Hornblower,
Hornblower q Weeks, Boston: George
H. NuslOch, Hibcrnia Securities Co.,
Inc, New Orleans; David H. Martin,
Fidelity National Corporation, Kansas
City.
Pope's Career.
The newly nominated president of
the Investment Bankers Association Of
America Is a graduate of West Point
and served on the general stan OF the
A. e. r. in France as q major and as
a Lieutenant colonel. He resigned from
the United States Army in 1920 to enter
the investment banking business in
Boston with the First National Cor
poration of that city In 1921 Mr. Pope
became manager Of the corporations
New York. ONCE, and in 1928 was
elected president Of the corporation. In
1929 the consolidation Of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Boston and OF the Old
Colony Trust Co, also of that city, re-
suited in a merger Of their respective
investment banking affiiates and the