Evening star., 1932-06-06

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ed with the Office S
while it was in the *$$#M
Southern Building s$A
we're transferred TO
the new office and - -
an addition to the Bernard A. smythe.
staff is announced
in the person of William V. Freeman,
formerly with the local Office Of G. NJ. P.
Murphy & Co. Mr. Freeman has been
in the brokerage business for several
years and is the son of Bishop James
E. Freeman.
Goodbody & Co. was established in
1892 and is called very conservative
exchange house. The firm conducts a
brokerage business only and does not
participate in new issues.
Expansion Of the Office has caused
considerable interest in the local finan-
cial district at this time. when many
firms are not adding to their expenses.
The offices are located in the former
quarters of Prince e. Whitley 1t so
happens that they were originally
planned for brokerage service by Mr..
Smythe and have not been changed
since that firm suspended business.
TodayS house warming" was made
notable by the presence of two of the
New York partners in the firm, John L.
Goodbody and Walter S. Phelps.
Contest Winners.
Results of the contests at the annual
outing of the washington Bond Club
at the Burning Tree Club are as follows:
Golf foursomes-Ray Schrfnef. Stanley
Holland, Nc D. Shea, John BraWner,
Charles Henderson. Al Howard, Parker
Nolan, Dick Dunn, Hill Dunn, Clark
Brown. Bascom Broun, John Parker and
j. P. Hill. .
Horseshoe pitching-Munford Ellis
and Clifford Howard.
Puttirg-Sidney Thomas and Carroll
Morgan.
Ping pong-Dick Dunn and Don
Roberts and John Parker and Carroll
Morgan.
Stock exchange-Hal Rust Chree
prizes. Carroll Morgan, Don Roberts,
John Hardin. Van Devender, Earl
Amick and Tom Brahany.
Bridge-Frank Ellis and F. Moran
McConillie, sr.
Building Associations Elect.
Stockholders of Oriental Building As
sociation, No 6, reelected all its Off
GERS and directors as follows. Charles
H. Bauran, president; Henry E. Deck
man, secretary Charles w. 6ehafer,
treasurer; Carl Haneke, G. H. Schultze,
John J. Kolb, William F. Ochser1reiter,
August G. Hermann, Chaplin B. Bau-
man, Charles Schafer. Thomas B.
Young, Benjamin H. Parker. directors.
Election Of j. Frank Kelly, lumber
dealer, as a new director of Metropolis
Building Association was announced at
the annual meeting of stockholders.
All other directors were reelected as
follows: Harry G. Wilson, John Scr1V-
ener. Edward A. Tripp. George M. Sic
bert, Willi>.n A. Simpson, Henry NJ.
Wiegand, larry w. Jaeger, Martin T.
Wiagand, Arthur Seagren. Harry H,
Wilson, Rudolph w. Santelmann.
Underwriters Plan Luncheon.
The June meeting Of the District of
Columbia Life Underwriters Associa-
ton will be held on the roof garden Of
the Washington Hotel. Wednesday
noon. with DR.. S. S. Hebner, dean Of
the American College of Life Insurance
and professor in the Wharton School Of
Commerce, University Of Pennsylvania,
as the guest speaker. His coming makes
this one of the outstanding insurance
luncheons of the year
The recently elected president, John
P Lynch, will preside and George T.
Black will assume the duties Of secre-
taTY-
Mere Convention Reservations.
The following additional reservations
for the District Bankers Convention at
Hot Springs we're received by Trans
portation Chairman Frederick H. Cox
In the mail this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hoard, Charles
D. German, Mr.. and Mrs. John Poole,
Mr.. and Mrs Wilmer J. Waller, Robert
B. Morris. Mrs. J. R. McCarl. wife Of
the controller of the budget; E. Chester
Gersten, New York City, and John w.
CiIider
Several other Washingtonians have
rated that they Planned to attend the
this intention in writing on the face of
a check.
Virginia Speakers Announced.
The thirty-ninth annual convention
of the Virginia Bankers Association, to
be held at Old Point Comfort June %
to 25, will be addressed by George B.
Elliott, president of the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad; w. Moncure Gravett,
president of the Bank of Crewe, Va:
DR.. Douglas S. Freeman of Richmond,
and George Munsick New York City.
At the fist days session the associa-
ton will hear reports of officers and
Committees on Taxation, Agriculture,
Federal Legislation, State Legislation,
Bank Protection, Banking Education
and County Organization. Robert M.
Hanes, Wlnston-Salem banker, will
address the opening session en- Bank
Management" and c. w. BeerboWer Of
Roanoke will make his presidents
address.
"A Banks Investment Problems" will
be discussed at the second-day meeting
by Mr. Munsick and Mr.. Elliott will
discuss THE Relationship of the Public
and the Railroads"
Df. Freeman will address the Satur-
day morning session on "Racketeer
Economics" and Mr. Gravett will dis
cuss The Relationship of Agriculture