Evening star., 1934-10-03

pointment of committees. Some
Practical Phases Of Bank Manage
ment," Robert M Hanes, president
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., Winston
Salem, N. c.; The FraZier-Lemke
Bill" John G. Brown, counsel Montana
Bankers Association; What the
Country Wants" Clinton B. AFFORD,
editor American Banker. New York.
Forum discussion, reports of commit
tees, election and installation OF Off
GERS.
National bank division, October %,
2pm. Call to order, President Irving
w. Cook, president First National
Bank, New Bedford, Mass. Address
of the president Appointment of
committees. Know Your Costs" A
G. Kahn, president Union National
Bank, Little Rock. Ark: Who Should
Handle Reserves of National Banks
Central Bank or Federal Reserve
SYSTEM" Frank P. Bennett, editor
United States Investor, Boston. Re-
ports of committees. Election and in
stallation of officers.
Trust Division Program.
Trust division october %, pm.
Call to order, President H o. Ed
monds. vice president the Northern
Trust Co.-Bank, Chicago. Address of
the president. Election and inStalla-
ton of officers Federal Examina-
tions of Trust Departments" Eugene
NJ. Stevens. chairman Of the board
and Federal Reserve agent Federal
Reserve Bank of Chicago, Chicago.
THE Bank President and the Trust
Department" Tom K. Smith, preSi-
dent Boatmen's National Bank, St.
Louis.
Savings division-October "a, 2 p m,
call to order, President Henry S. King
man. treasurer. Farmers and Me-
chanics Savings Bank. Minneapolis.
Appointment of committees: Address OF
the president. Savings Banking in
an Era of Change" DR.. L. Douglas
Meredith, commissioner of banking,
Montpelier. VT. What Constitutes
a Sound Real Estate Loaning Policy?"
Will c. Wood, vice president and
manager. Bank of America National
Trust and Savings Association, Oak
land, Calf. Forum discussion. Re
port of committees. Election and in
stallation Of officers.
State secretaries section-October
"a. 2:30 pm. board of control and
general meeting. Call to order, Pres
ident Joseph w. BrislaWn, secretary,
Washington Bankers Association,
Seattle. Annual report of the preSi-
dent. Appointment of committees.
Election and installation of officers.
Standing committee reports by chair
men: Banking Education, Andrew
Miller; Bankers Association Manage
ment, w. Gordon Brown; Bank Man
agement, Theodore P. Cramer, jr.;
Insurance and Protection, George A.
Starring; Legislation, Paul P Brown;
Public Education, Don E. WarriCk.
President Roosevelt will choose his
own subject. Leo T. Crowley will ad-
dress the Tuesday meeting in the Ma
tional Theater on Deposit Insurance
as an Aid to Banking; Jesse H. Jones
will speak at the general meeting on
Wednesday morning. while Henry
Morgenthau, jr., is down for Thurs
day morning. These addresses, of
course, will be before the whole con-
Vention.
Heavy Trading on Exchange.
Twenty shares of Riggs National
Bank common stock sold at 210 on the
Washington Stock Exchange today
National Bank of Washington record
ed three small sales at 100, 10 shares
of the Bank of Bethesda moved at 25
and 10 shares Of Liberty National ap-
peared on the board at rs.
Capital Transit stock opened at 2834
and closed at 2812, the days turnover
being 35 shares. Norfolk & Wash
ington Steamboat came out at II and
Washington Gas Light registered
small sale at 62l2.
Woodward & Lothrop sold at l09 to-
day, As shares of Carpet Corp. moved
at 10 and Security Storage figured
In 5-share sale at go
American Security g. Trust stock is
being quoted ex-dividend. as is Amer
tcan Telephone & Telegraph.
Rosenberg Again Banks Head.
Maurice D. Rosenberg, who has been
president of the Bank Of Commerce g.
Savings ever since it was organized 81
years ago, was reelected for the COM
ing year at the organization meeting
of the directors held late yesterday
Other officers elected were Joseph
Sanders and Irwin Owings. vice presi-
dents; John M. Riordon, executive vice
president; Thomas j. Groom, vice
president and cashier: Oliver B. Exline.
Francis E. Robey and Will R. Swet-
nam, assistant cashiers; Joseph H. Mi
lans, secretary, and Clarence A.
Weaver, auditor. In addition to Mr..
Rosenberg, Mr.. Riordon and Mr.
Weaver have served the bank since it
was founded. 1t has paid a dividend
regularly for % years.
KrewSon Serves 25 Years.
Earl D. Krewson, manager of the
Washington Office of the New York
Life Insurance Co., is just completing
25 years service with the company
and will be rendered an honor dinner
next Monday night. About 70 will
be present. Among the guests will
be Edward c. Baltz, Dewey Zirkin,
Eugene Adam of this city, F. S. Mum
sell. inspector of agencies, Atlantic
department; Gus Kachele, agency di-
rector Reading, Pa; Harry Kinks,
manager at Baltimore, and F. Turner
Munsell, manager at Trenton. Mr.
Krewson has been active in the Dis
trict Underwriters Association and
has broad acquaintance in the finan-
cial district.
Acacia Named Third Time.
The Acacia Mutual Life Insurance
Co. has Just been designated among
the so national leaders for 1894 by the
Direct Mail Advertising Association.
This is the third year Acacia has
won this award, gaining it previously
in 1881 and 1888. The winning cam
paign this year was designed to swing
the whole organization into accelerated
action in honor of President Mont
gomery's 4Oth anniversary with
Acacia"