Evening star., 1936-03-11
Jan. / to

At the annual meeting Of the Board
OF Directors of the Fidelity Storage
Co. yesterday, David B. Karrick was
reelected president of the company
and'W. c. Woodward. new member
OF the board. was elected secretary
treasurer for the ensuing year.
Besides Mr.. Woodward, other new
members Of the board elected at the
annual meeting Of stockholders last
month are Philip P. Campbell. attor-
ney at law. formerly chairman of the
Rules Committee of the House Of Rep
resentatives, and Mark Winkler, man
eger Of the company's real estate
department.
Mr.. Campbell took the place of the
late Charles Curtis. Vice President of
the United States in the Hoover ad-
ministration.
Loan Leaders Going to Miami.
1t is announced that a large dele
cation of building and loan leaders in
Washington will attend the conference
of the Southeastern Group of the
United States Building and Loan
League at Miami on March 1S and 10.
Carl j. Bergmann, president of the
Southeastern Group, will head the
delegation from the Capital.
Among others who will attend from
here are Charles w. Schafer of the
Oriental Building Association, John
Clipper, Washington Permanent Build
ing Association; Robert E. Buckley,
National Permanent and president of
the District Building and Loan League:
Edward c. Baltz of the Perpetual
Building Association and second vice
president Of the United States Build
ing and Loan League, and Horace G.
Russell. general counsel of the Fed
eral Home Loan Board.
Waller on Hamilton Board.
Wilmer J. Waller, vice president
and cashier of the Hamilton National
Bank, was elected a member of the
Board of Directors at a meeting held
late yesterday. Mr.. Waller has been
connected with the bank ever since
1t was organized and previously
served as an official of the Federal
American National Bank g. Trust Co.,
for several years. He is a former
president Of the District Bankers As
eociation and stands very high in the
banking community. Many hearty
congratulations were showered on him
when his election became known to-
day.
Stone to Address Auditors.
Edward Stone, chief of the Project
Analysis Division of the Resettlement
Administration. will address the audi
tors section Of the District Bankers
Association at q dinner meeting at
the Hamilton Hotel tomorrow evening,
beginning at 6 o'clock, his subject
being the Current Monetary Situa-
ton" A graduate Of Columbia Uni
Versity, he Is on the staff of the
Graduate School of Banking at Rut-
gers University, member Of the Amer
ican Institute of Banking faculty and
recently completed q text book on
monetary problems. The meeting is
open to all bank officers, as well as
members Of the auditors section.
Fleming Is Luncheon Speaker.
1SCS<AS EACAAAAS, PACoA0Clt O1 tIlC
Riggs National Bank, will be one of the
chief guest speakers at the luncheon
being rendered Assessor w. p. Richards
at the Raleigh Hotel Saturday noon.
Albert s. Galley, vice president of the
Lincoln National Bank, who is treas
urer Of the Testimonial Luncheon
Committee, is still receiving many calls
for reservations. Edward r. Colladay
Is chairman of the luncheon and Is
now assured that many Of the best
known business men in the city win be
present.
The regular quarterly dividend of
so cents per share has been declared
by directors Of the Seaboard Finance
Corp. on Its preferred stock, payable
April /, to stock OF record April IA.
Earnings for January and February of
1895 show an appreciable increase over
the corresponding months Of 1885.
There are large number Of stock
holders Of this company In Washing
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