Evening star., 1935-01-09
NATIONAL SAVINGS
NAMES DIRECTORS
Baker, Nairn and Parker
Added to Board at Bank
Meeting.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.


Three new directors we're added to
the board of the National Savings g.
Trust Co. at the annual meeting late
yesterday-Charles S. Baker. attor-
ney; Wilson B. Nairn, president of the
Rufus H. Darby Printing Co., and
Brainard w. Parker, attorney and
director in the Bank of Bethesda.
Other directors we're reelected as
follows:
James j. Becker, Thomas D. Car
son, Walter C. Clephane, Clark
G. Diamond. H. Rozier Dulany, jr;
Frederick A. Fenning. H. Prescott
Galley, William D. Hoover, Reginald
S. Huidekoper, Victor Kaufman,
Frank Stetson, William H. White, jr,
and William B. Willard.
At the organization meeting, Bruce
Baird was elected vice president and
trust officer and David Bornet was
elected a vice president. giving the
bank four active vice presidents. Of
ficers elected were:
William D. Hoover chairman of the
board; H. Prescott Galley, president;
Frank Stetson, vice president; Will
liam B. Willard, vice president: Frank
r. Ullmer, treasurer; E. Percival VIII
son, secretary; Bruce Baird, vice presi-
dent and trust officer; David Bornet,
vice president; Barnum L. Cotton,
real estate officer; John w. Calvert,
w. Hiles Pardoe and Osmund L. Va
rela, assistant treasurers; A. J. FAINT,
John M. Boteler and Herbert B. Lord,
assistant secretaries; Lester A. Law
renee. Henry w. Bransom. Charles
w. Fitzgerald, j. Fontaine Hall and
Herman G. Lauten, assistant trust
officers, and Audley A. P. Savage,
auditor.
Eaton Heads Building Group.
Henry NJ Eaton. treasurer of the
Whaley-Eaton Corp. was reelected
president of the Progressive Building
and Loan Association following the
annual shareholders meeting. Other
officers reelected we're: Albert E.
Conradis, vice president and counsel.
and Edward Holmes, secretary and
treasurer. Henry A. Willard, I'd, is a
newly elected vice president.
The shareholders elected the fol-
lowing Board of Trustees: Albert E.
Conradis. P Gordon Cooper, Henry M.
Eaton. John S. Gorren. Edward
Holmes, Allen c. MinniX, Elonzo T.
Morgan. James C. Parker, jr.; James
L. Parsons. jr.; Charles A. Stott and
Henry A. Willard, I'd.
Percy W. Phillips, attorney, and
DR.. Charles Scott Lamb were elected
to membership in the Advisory Board
of the association which also includes:
j. Donald Britt. Earl A. Brown,
Walter G. Distler, George w. Hodg-
kins, Homer L. Kilt, Harold A. Merrill,
August II. Moran. DR.. Joseph w. Pol
lock. Charles E. Rowe. J. c. Wallace
and Ewart B. White.
A report from Robert A. Philipson
Co., auditors for the association,
showed an increase in assets Of over
200 per cent in the last IL months.
New Trust Officer Elected.
Directors of the Liberty National
Bank late yesterday elected w v.
Simmons trust officer. advancing him
from the position of assistant trust
officer. which he has held for sew
eral years. He succeeds Thomas P.
Littlepage. who requested to be re-
lieved from the duties as an eXecu-
tive officer. Mr.. Simmons has law
degree is a member of the District
bar and went 20 the Liberty National
from the American Security & Trust
Co. Rolfe E. Boiling was reelected
president of the bank. M. F. Calnan.
vice president and cashier: J. B.
Skinner, assistant cashier, and John
M. OBrien. assistant cashier.
The Union Trust Co. directors or
ganized late Yesterday by re-electing
these officers: Ord Preston, president;
George E Hamilton. vice president,
attorney and trust officer; Walter S.
Harlan. vice president; George E.
Fleming. vice president and assistant
trust officer: Edward L. Hillyer, vice
president and second assistant trust
officer: W. Frank D. Herron vice
president; S. William Miller, treas
urer: G Elmer Flather assistant
treasurer: Harry F. Harding, assistant
treasurer; Irving Zirpel. secretay and
thid assistant trust officer; J. Wesley
Clampitt. jr.. assistant secretary; Will
lard G. McGraw. assistant secretary;
George E. Hamilton, jr assistant at
torney, and Walter NJ McCurdy, audi
tor.
SLOTdSc LlCCtSs
At the annual meeting of the Fed
eral Storage Co., late yesterday, these
directors were reelected for the COM
ing year: Charles S. Baker, H. Ran
dolph Barbee, Daniel L. Borden, Han
son E. Ely. jr.; Henry P. Erwin, Nor
man B. Frost, D. P. Gaillard, James
M. Johnston, Harold N. Marsh, Car
roll Morgan, E. K Morris, Charles
G. Treat and Griffith Warfield.
The following officers were re-
elected or reappointed: E. K. Morris,
president; Harold N. Marsh, first vice
president and counsel; James M.
Johnston. second vice president and
treasurer; H. Randolph Barbee, Sec
retary;' Henderson S. Dunn, cashier;
S. Webster Adams, superintendent;
A. Russell Barbee, assistant treasurer,
and Marian Trumbull, assistant Sec
retary.
Second National Officers.
Directors of the Second National
Bank organized today by re-electing
the same officers: Victor B. Deyper,
president; William M. Hannay, vice
president; Jacob Scharf, executive
vice president: Edward F. Collady,
counsel and trust officer; William B.
Wolf, assistant trust officer: Walter
w. NARROW, cashier: j. K. Seyboth,
Frederick S. Boyer. Joseph r. Fitz-
patrick, Stuart S. Ogilvie and Gerald
E. Keene. assistant cashiers. william
B. Wolf was elected secretary.
TOday's Exchange Trading.
Prices were strong on the Washing
ton Stock Exchange today The mar
ket opened with Capital Transit stock
selling at 25A. Later five 10-share
sales were recorded at 26. Lanston
Monotype came out in six sales in
volving AZ shares, all made at 481s.
In the bond division Washington Gas
IS, series q, moved in two $500 sales,
one at 1895 and the other at l03a
The Council of Administration of
the District of Columbia Bankers
Association will meet Friday at head
quarters, at which time plans for
the mid-Winter meeting of the asso-