The Washington times., 1934-02-10

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ents say he Dunbar Hare
has everything necessary and are
trying to get him to try a screen
test.
Mr.. Reside is better known as
"Dutch" and manages the West
heimer office here. He was one
of the bits of entertainment at
Karl Corby's Ticker Club party
Thursday night.
Speaking of that party, we are
reminded that Thomas W. Bra
hany, genial manager Of E. A.
Pierce & Company, is going to
be the next president Of the
Ticker Club despite the fact that
Mr.. Reside, a member Of the
nominating committee, is a true
Corby addict.
Mr.. Brahany was among those
present at Mr.. Corby's party
and took plenty Of notes.
The boys who frequent the
board room of Pierce had a big
laugh yesterday. The ticker said
10 men had frozen in New York,
and somebody said:
There should be more;
there are plenty Of frozen
assets"
Ralph Sharpton, one Of the
boys up at the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation and a
brother-in-law of Georgia's ju-
nior Senator, Richard Russell,
jr., ought to be employed by
the California Chamber Of Com
merce.
Mr.. sharpton went to work
the other night-one Of those
recent cold ones-and sounded
off about California.
H. F.. Titus, who halls from
Louisville, KY, Joined in the
plan. It seems that Mr. Titus,
who's a certified public account
ant, liked California so we'll
that he never got back to Ken
lucky after trip to the Coast:
Mr.. Titus said:
"Give me sunny California"
Mr.. Sharpton chimed in with
a "bravo."
Robert c. Jones, president Of
Robert G.. Jones & Co., is one of
the pioneer boys-at least that's
MS ancestry. Yesterday, de-
spite the sub-zero weather, he was
walking around without a muf-
fler.
John Mothershead, one of the
co-managers of Fenner & Beane's
local office, spent most of yes
terday at the National Press Club,
presumably playing contract. He
said it was much too cold to
work.
Avon M. Nevius, one Of the
vice presidents at Riggs National
Bank, knows more people than
Chris j. Gockeler, assistant vice
president of Hamilton National.
Ralph Wolfe, manager Of Mac
kubin & Legg's office, has a repu-
tation for making the best Mar
TINS in town.
Going back into antiquity we've
Just found this pamphlet, put out
by the Perpetual Building and
Loan Association when it was Just
starting its thirty-fourth year.
Do you remember these officers?
Charles F.. BENJAMIN, president;
James Berry, vice president;
Henry c. Espey, treasurer; Joshua
w. Carr, secretary; C. Bankes
Brookes and William Hillyer, au-
ditors; Arthur Carr and George
Wright, appraisers, and James
Berry and Mervin A. Custis,
trustees.
James P. Schick is now reading
this particular section Of the
paper. We ran a squib about him
the other day and he received 16
copies Of it. Mr. Schick Is the
president Of the National Mort
gage and Investment Company.
Frank P. Morse, who heads the
Charles D. Barney shebang, was
completely showed in yesterday.
Everybody's talking about
"Dutch" Reside. Out at the Ticker
Club party he wanted to query
Leo Pasvolsky who's incidentally
one swell student Of finance.
Mr.. Reside said:
"YOu may think I'm awfully
dumb to ask this question"
He propounded it. Mr.. Pasvol-
sky, who's at Brookings Institu-
ton, has been talking about the
monetary situation.
However, he told Mr.. Reside
he wasn't dumb.
We'd like to print Mr.. Pasvol-
sky's speech but it's taboo.
Reports Of brokers on trans
actions of customers whose pur-
chases or sales Of stocks or COM
modities exceed $4,000 must
report the actual totals of trans
actions rather than the debit and
credit items on the brokers'
books, under a ruling of the
Internal Revenue Bureau, the
Association of Stock Exchange
Firms has notified its members
here.