Evening star., 1934-01-10
TWO MORE NAMED
BANK DIRECTORS
Slater and Foley Added by
National Capital, Liberty
National.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

BY EDWARD C. STONE.
Further returns from the annual
meetings Of Washington banks show
that George w. Slater was added to
the board of the National Capital Bank
and Howard P. Foley joined the Lib
erty National directorate. AS already
announced, Riggs National, washington
Loan g. Trust and the McLachlen
Banking Corporation elected one new
director, making a total of five new
members, as q result OF Mondays elec-
tions.
The National Capital Bank elected
these board members: Charles A. Garry,
Allen C. Clark, Clarence F. Donohoe.
John B. Earnshaw, Lewis Flemer. w.
P. c. Hazen, Walter Leaman, Walter
H. Harlow, jr.; Henry H. Mckee, James
L. Parsons, jr.; William A. Simpson,
George w. Slater, Charles B. Stewart,
Samuel H. Walker, John c. Yost.
Directors elected by the Liberty Ma
TRomas 1Gna HPnK p BroWn %sne cameron, "a 5nJa s. +
Gull, jr.; Dr.. l.. F. Davis Tracy L.
Jeffords. James M. Johnston, Paul z.
johnson, T. P. Iittlepage. Lennard H.
maker, Norman B. Frost, Harold N.
Marsh, Vernon G. Owen, NJ. F. Calnan,
Rolfe E. Boiling, Frederic N. Towers,
Howard P Foley
The board reelected all officers, as
follows: Rolfe E. Boiling, president;
M F. Calnan. vice president and
cashier; j. B. Skinner, j. H. ONeale,
G. G. Crawford, assistant cashiers; T. P.
Littlepage, general counsel and trust
officer; w. V. Simmons, assistant trust
officer.
Heron Trust Company Treasurer.
The directors of the Union Trust Co.
organized late yesterday by re-electing
a officers. Vice President Edison B.
OldS was relieved of the duties of treas
urer and w. Frank D. Heron was ad-
vanced from assistant treasurer, this
action being taken to bring about a
more equal division of responsibilities.
Both men have been with the company
many, many years. The banks officers:
Ord Preston, president: George E.
Hamilton. vice president, attorney and
trust officer George E. Fleming, vice
president and assistant trust officer;
Walter S. Harlan, vice president; Ed
ward L. Hillyer, vice president and Sec
ond assistant trust officer; Edison B.
OldS, vice president; Irving Zirpel, Sec
retary and third assistant trust officer;
w. Frank D. Heron. treasurer; S. Will
liam Miller, assistant treasurer; G.. FL
mer Flather, assistant treasurer; j.
Wesley Clampitt, jr., assistant secretary;
Willard G. McCraw, assistant secretary;
George E. Hamilton, jr., assistant at
torney.
Bethesda Bank Elects Directors.
Stockholders of the Bank of Bethesda
have elected the following officers: L.
B. Bell. S. Walter Bogley, Donal L.
Chamberlin, E Taylor Chewing, George
E. Hamilton, Robert D. Hagner, Thomas
Hampton, G. Wady Imirie, Lewis Keiser,
Ralph Morrison, B. w. Parker, Benjamin
Sacks, Francis c. Wallace, Frank S.
Ward, Washington Waters, j. Harry
Welch, Frank Wilson and Turner Will
son.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Mutual Building Associa-
ton the following officers and directors
were elected: Max Kohner, president;
Leo F. Diegelmann, vice president;
Thomas E. Petty, secretary, and j. Wal
ter Stephenson, treasurer; Joseph P.
Burke, Joseph Dant, Joseph T. Fitz-
SC1dl1. L. RdN1Cy, CACy -. oIddy
Alan B. Samuel and Harold J. Talta-
vull. directors.
All officers and trustees of the Equi-
table Life Insurance Co. were reelected
as follows: Henry P. Blair, president;
Joseph Sanders, first vice president: AL
len c. Clark, secretary; Gilbert A. Clark,
actuary; Maurice D. Rosenberg, coun-
sci; Lauriston H. Hannah, manager of
agencies; trustees. James G. Bennett,
Henry P. Blair, Allen C. Clark, Apple
ton P. Clark, jr. Gilbert A. Clark, j.
Leo Kolb. Clyde D. Garrett, William w.
Rapley, Maurice D. Rosenberg. Joseph
Sanders, Luke c. Strider and Henry A.
Willard, I'd.
All Real Estate Title Insurance Co.
officers and directors were reelected.
They are James J. Becker, president;
W. Spencer Armstrong, Edgar M.
Mayne, vice presidents; Charles E.
Marsh, secretary and treasurer; Edward
S. McKnew and Harry j. Kane, jr., as
sistant secretaries; George w. Brown,
William ]. Flather. George E. Fleming,
William D. Hoover, Harry L. Rust.
Charles c. Glover, jr.; ]. Leo Kolb,
Christian Heurich. Leon Tobriner, Will
liam C. Miller, Morton j. Luchs and
Corcoran Thorn.
Today's Trading on Exchange.
Washington Gas IS, 1860 figured In
a $500 sale today on the local Exchange
at 104 The same company's Series B
IS moved at 102
washington Gas Light Co. stock
appeared on the board today at 4512
on turnover of but two shares. Wash
1ngton Railway & Electric preferred
moved at 83%, on a two-share sale.
Norfolk g. washington Steamboat
cfn ic hpinU quoted fV-diVl-
dend in anticipation of the coming
dividend disbursement. American Tele-
phone is ako so quoted.
The Virginia Railway has declared
the regular quarterly dividend CT 81 so
a share on the preferred stock, payable
February l to stock of record jan
uary 20.
Notes in Financial District.
e w. Brandt, sales manager TOR the
Dome Oil Co., Inc, left today for New
York to join a party of 120 honor men,
bers of the company's sales organlza-
ton who are sailing on the Queen OF
Bermuda for a one weeks vacation
cruise to Bermuda and Nassau. The
vacation cruise is awarded each year to
sales representatives who exceed the
sales quota which the company sets Tor
them.
Treasury purchases of S44 713,0 600
United States Government bonds in the
past week represent the largest volume
so far reported by the Treasury since IL
announced adoption of that program
in the latter part of November. The
first weekly purchase hgure Was
s8,748,000
The ]. c. Penney Co. has declared an
extra dividend of 81 on the common