Evening star., 1934-06-03
A. |. B. CHIEF DUE
IN CAPITAL TODAY
TO PLAN SESSION
Richard w. Hill, National
Secretary, Will Help
Committee.

Richard w. Hill, national secretary
Of the American Institute of Bank
ing, will arrive here today from New
York and remain until the conclusion
of the thirty-second annual conven-
ton of that organization on June IA,
according to announcement by the
local Convention Committee.
Mr.. Hill will be in constant touch
with the chairmen of the various
subcommittee between now and the
convention, assisting with final plans
for accommodating and entertaining
the Junior bankers who will come here
on June IL, from all sections of the
United States.
Additional subjects and speakers for
the department conferences an
nounced yesterday by James A.
Soper. chairman of that committee.
On Tuesday afternoon. June II, the
delegates will hold a session on
business development and advertising
to be led by Wade G. Murrah, man
ager, business development and adver-
tising department, First National
Bank, Atlanta, Ga.
Speakers Are Listed.
The subjects and speakers are as
follows:
Your Bank and Public Opinion"
w. H. Neal, vice president, Wachovia
Bank & Trust Co., Winston-Salem
N. c.
Public Opinion and Your EN-
ployes," Stephen H. Fitf1eld, assistant
Jacksonville, Fla.
"The Value of Cooperative Effort
in Bank Public Relations" L. A.
Chambliss, assistant vice president,
Fidelity Union Trust Co., Newark,
N. j.
Led by James H Kennery, assistant
cashier, Philadelphia National Bank,
the conference on deposit functions
will have eight speakers, who will dis
cuss the following subjects:
Bank Collection Code-Reasons
for the Enactment of This Legisla-
tion," o. Howard Wolfe, cashier,
Philadelphia National Bank.
Bank Collection Code-Explana-
ton Of the Code-Its Benefits from a
Legal Status" Thomas B. Patton, jr.,
assistant general counsel, American
Bankers Association.
"Analyze, Don't Guess Activity
Costs" James H. Kennedy.
Application Of Analysis, Exchange
and Service Charges" c. G. Armfield,
assistant treasurer, Wachovia Bank
& Trust Co., Winston Salem, N. C.
Procedure in Handling Bond and
Coupon Transactions" Elmer ].
Hossfield, assistant treasurer, Bankers
Trust Co., New York.
County Clearance Plan" Wallace
M. Catanach, special representative,
Federal Reserve Bank, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Operation of Modern Block Proof
System Covering All Check and De-
posit Activity" Arthur w. Deibert,
supervisor, National Shawmut Bank,
Boston, Mass.
Method of Handling Collections
and Non-Par Cash Items" William
F. Rudolph, First National Bank,
Chicago, Ill.
Section on Administration.
The conference on bank administra-
tlon WILL Dc leaQ py george 4. P0Well,
vice president Of the Baltimore Bank,
Kansas City, with the following
speakers and subjects:
Improved Operating Methods" r.
H. Brunkhorst, controller, Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago.
THE Future of Banking" w. l..
Gregory, vice president and cashier,
the Plaza Bank, st. Louis, Mo.
Duties and Qualifications of Execu-
tive Bank Ohicers," John j. Driscoll,
jr., c. p. A.; Driscon, Millet & Co.,
Philadelphia.
'Liquidity and Earnings" Raymond
E. Jones, vice president, Bank of the
Manhattan Co., New York.
New Legislation and Regulations, I"
Hugh L. Clary, vice president, Bank
Of America National Trust & Savings
Association, San Francisco.
Basic Judging Factors in Selecting
Equipment" Elmer w. Pollock, vice
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