Evening star., 1933-09-08

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L. White, American Security & Trust
Co.; Rosalie Goodhart, Second Nation
al Bank; Myrtle P. Lewis and Ger
trude C Wick, Liberty National Bank;
Etheline E. Parker, Security Savings &
Commercial Bank; Rose L. Royce,
washington Loan & Trust Co.; Laila
M. Sloat, National Metropolitan Bank;
Rebecca Smoak, National Savings &
Trust Co.; Anne C.. Sullivan. Morris
Plan Bank and Alice H. Whitton, First
National Bank of Alexandria.
The chairman, Miss Fogle, has been
actively identified with Washington
as assistant secretary in 1882. and
secretary in 1928. She has pre-
yiouSly been member of the Educa-
tional, Banquet, Women's and Pub
hcity Committees. Miss Fogle was on
the A. I. B. debate team in 1882
and participated in debates with Rich
mond and Baltimore chapters. and a
delegate to the national convention in
Chicago last June.
Miss Fogle holds the degree of L. B.
from National University Law School,
is member of the District of Colum-
bia bar and ex-chancellor of Kappa
Beta Pi International Legal Sorority,
Omicron Chapter.
Meem Is Dickson Home Trustee.
Harry j. Meem, president of the
Washington Loar & Trust Co., has been
elected to the board Of trustees of the
John Dickson Home, which is located
well out on Fourteenth street northwest
This is one of the most famous homes
for elderly men in the United States.
John Joy Edison, chairman of the board
of directors Of the Washington Loan &
Trust Co., has been chairman of the
John Dickson Home trustees for many
years, and it is said to be very largely
through his efforts that the. home has
reached its present state OF efficiency
September financing for the IL Federal
intermediate Credit Banks, which were
created under an act of Congress in
1928 to provide agricultural credits for
an intermediate period, will take the
form Of new issue of $30,000,000 of
252 per cent collateral trust debentures,
according to Charles r. Dunn, fiscal
agent. Public offering of these de-
bentures, which will provide, In part,
for refunding maturities during this
month and also for new business, will
be made shortly In August the banks
offered $35, 100000 Of the 21a per cent
debentures.
d. C. Financiers End Vacations.
John M Riordon. executive vice pres
ident of the Bank of Commerce & Saw
ings, is back at his desk after a months
vacation passed at Oak Bluffs, Mass.
The local banker claims this resort. so
close to Nantucket, is the ideal spot on
the Atlantic Coast.
Karl w. Corby, partner in w. B.
HibbS & Co., has been back in town
several days after spending months
vacation at his Summer home at Rock
land, Me- He is an official of the Dis
trict Bankers Association and also the
Washington Stock Exchange.
3. Corcoran Thorn. president Of the
american Security 4s Trust Co., who
has been passing his vacation at
New Hampshire resort, win be back in
Washington about September 16. He
IS now on motor trip.
.Jesse L. Suter, member of the brok-
erage staff Of Laidlaw & Co., is taking
his annual vacation.
Robert L. Clifford, son of Col. Ed
ward Clifford. who was graduated from
Princeton University last June, has
entered the banking profession as q
messenger with American Security q
Trust Co. =
Harry G. Meem, president of the
Washington Loan & Trust Co., has re-
turned from q vacation at Atlantic City.
Capital Traction Goes Higher.
Capital Traction stock added another
point today to its advance on the
Washington Stock Exchange in connec-
ton with the expected favorable terms
to be announced in connection with the
coming merger of the local street car
lines.
The stock closed at yesterday and
opened at 10 today. It then dropped
on two sales to 9B, but closed at 10.
The days turnover, however, was light.
being only 26 shares. The stock closed
with ga bid and IL asked.
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co.
stock took the lead in today's market.
Seven different transactions were reg
istered, all made at IS, gain OF Is
points over the last previous sales at
10. Sales today totaled rs shares.
Potomac Electric Power 5h per cent
preferred figured in 35-share turnover
ct the strong figure Of 108. The same
corporations preferred stock sold at
III. Bonds were neglected.