Evening star., 1936-01-15
NATIONAL SAVINGS
ADDS DIRECTORS
Five New Board Members
Elected by Holders at
Annual Meeting.
BY EDWARD &. STONE.


BY EDWARD &. STONE.
Five new directors were elected by
the stockholders of the National saw
ings &S Trust Co., at the annual meet
ing late yesterday. They are Bruce
Baird, present vice president and trust
officer; David Bornet, present vice
president in charge OF banking oe-
partment; Thomas A. Butt, director IN
the Richmond Sand & Gravel Co., and
an officer and director in the Smoot
Sand & Gravel Corp; Marcy L.
Sperry, president of the washington
Gas Light Co., and L. Corrin Strong,
capitalist. Other members of the
board, who were all reelected, include
Charles s. Baker, James J. Becker,
Thomas D. Carson, Walter c. Gle
phane, Clark G. Diamond H. Rozier
Dulany, jr; Frederick A Fenning, H.
Prescott Galley, William D. Roover,
Reginald S. Huidekoper, Victor Kauff-
mann, Wilson B. Nairn, Brainard w.
Parker, Frank Stetson, William H.
White, jr., and William B. Willard.
Officers were reelected without
change, except. that W. H. Pardoe,
who has been an assistant treasurer,
was made assistant real estate officer.
The official staff is composed of Will
liam D. Hoover, chairman OF the
board; H. Prescott Galley, president;
Frank Stetson and William B. Will
lard. vice presidents Bruce Baird,
vice president and trust officer, David
Bornet, vice president; Frank R. Ull-
mer, treasurer, E. Percival Wilson,
secretary: Barnum L. Cotton, real
estate officer John w. Calvert, assist
ant treasurer; w. Hiles Pardoe, assist
ant real estate officer Osmund L.
Varela assistant treasurer; A. j. FAINT.
John M. Boteler and Herbert B.
Lord, assistant secretaries; Lester A.
Lawrence, Henry W. Bransom, Charles
w. Fitzgerald, j. Fontaine Hall and
Herman G.. Lauten. assistant trust
officers. and Audley A. P. Savage,
auditor,
Brown Heads Credit Men.
Earl A. Brown of Thompson's Dairy,
who has been vice president, was ad-
vanced to the presidency of the Wash
ington Association of Credit Men at
the annual meeting yesterday after-
noon at the Raleigh Hotel.
Mr.. Brown has been active as Il
leader in the association for several
years. is a graduate OF Cornell Univer-
sity and a member of the Kiwanls
. Club and the Washington Board OF
Trade.
Stuart S. Ogilvie, assistant cashier
and credit manager of the Secord
National Bank was elected we
president He has been a director
of the association and has been active
on several important committees He
is also a member of the American
Institute of Banking and has served
on their Board of Governors for sew
eral terms
The association also elected five new
directors j. A. Bessie, American Oil
Co.. E. E. Downham. West Bros Brick
Co.; r. F. Dyer. J. E. Dyer & Co.;
Humphrey Lloyd, Wardman Park and
Carlton Hotels, and Joseph Reichgut,
Maloney Concrete Co.
The secretary treasurer Joseph H.
Parker. gave a report on the associa-
tions activities for 1885 and outlined
plans of operation for the coming year,
Frost New Liberty Counsel.
Norman B. Frost, a well-known
Washington attorney was elected
counsel of the Liberty National Bank
at the organization meeting late yes
terday. He has been member of the
banks board for years. Other officers
were reelected: Rolfe E. Boiling,
president; NJ. F. Calnan. vice presi-
dent and cashier; J. B. Skinner and
John NJ O'Brien, assistant cashiers,
and William Simmons, trust officer.
Directors of the McLachlen Bank
ing Corp. elected Lanier p McLach-
len, president: Firman R. Horner and
John A. Massie. vice presidents; Arch
ibald McLachlen, secretary and treas
urer; Guy D. Cowl assistant treasurer,
and E. L. w Goldney, auditor.
At the annual meeting OF the direc-
tors of the Security Savings & Com
mercial Bank, Latrobe Owen was re-
elected assistant cashier, his name un-
Intentionally being omitted from yes
terday's list. He has been with the
bank for many years il an official
capacity.
Union Trust Officers Named.
Ord Preston was reelected presi-
dent of the Union Trust Co. at the
organization meeting late yesterday.
All other officers were also retained
in office, including George E. Hamil-
ton, vice president, attorney and trust
officer; Walter S. Harlan, vice presi-
dent; George E. Fleming vice presi-
dent and assistant trust officer; Ed
ward L. Hillyer, vice president and
second assistant trust officer; w.
Frank D. Heron, vice president; S.
William Miller. treasurer; G. Elmer
Flather and Harry F. Harding, assist
ant treasurers; Irving zirpel, sscre-
tary and third assistant trust officer;
7. Wesley Clampitt, jr., and William
G. McGraw. assistant secretaries;
George E. Hamilton, jr, assistant
attorney, and Walter M. McCurdy,
auditor.
Booker Exchange President.
Y.E. Booker, head of Y. E Booker
L Co.. was reelected president of the
Washington Stock Exchange at the
annual meeting this noon. Karl w.
Corby, partner in w. B. Hibbs & Co.
was reelected vice president; James M.
Johnston of James M. Johnston e. Co.. |
secretary, and William w. Mackall, |
tr., who also heads an investment firm,
treasurer. |
Two members were elected to the
board of governors, w. w. Mackall |
and George M. Ferris. The other |
members include Messrs. Booker, Cor
by, C. j. Gockelef, j. M. Johnston and
g Chauncey G. Parker, jr. Mr. Gockeler
was again made chairman.
Today's trading session was active, |
with Mergenthaler Linotype figuring
in a 1I)0-Share turnover at 90 and