Evening star., 1936-01-17
OFFICIALS NAMED
BY RIGGS BOARD
New Assistant Cashier and
b Four Assistant Branch
Managers Selected.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

ant cashier, four new assistant brancn
managers and reelected all other ON
GERS to succeed themselves. Charles y.
Glover, sr., was designated honorary
chairman of the board, Robert V.
Fleming was reelected president and
chairman of the board; Charles G.
Glover, jr., vice chairman and Frank
j. Hogan, general counsel. Other off,
GERS reelected include:
Banking department-William J.
Flather, vice president; Avon M. Nev-
ius, vice president; George o. Vass,
vice president and cashier: Hilleary
G. Hoskins. vice president; J. r. Nc
Mullan, Earle NJ Anick Nelson B.
ONeal, F. G. Burroughs. assistant vice
presidents; I. j. Roberts, G. Gwynn
Dent, George F. Rainey, Hubert r.
Bissell and D. ]. Callahan, jr, assist
ant cashiers; Raymond G.. Mark, con-
troller; R. Earle Haycock. auditor
Trust department. Sidney F.. Talia-
ferro, vice president and trust officer;
George M. Mckee. trust officer; Ken
meth F. Brooks, trust officer; Henry
K. Dierkoph, assistant trust officer.
For the branches-Farmers g. Me-
chanics: Harry L. Selby, assistant
cashier and manager; L. o. de Lash
mutt, assistant manager. Dupont cir
cle-Ralph r. De PreZ, assistant cash.
Ter and manager; Louis E. Jeffires, jr.,
assistant cashier and assistant man
ager. Park road-Carl H. Donch. as
sistant cashier and manager; Joseph
A. Keene, assistant manager. North
west branch--Gregg c. Burns, assist
ant cashier and manager; Charles G.
Hubbard. assistant manager. Chevy
Chase branch-Harold w. Burnside,
assistant cashier and manager; J.
Ezra Troth, assistant manager. Sew
enth Street branch-Bernard I. Bou-
dren, assistant cashier and manager.
Friendship branch-W. Edmund Free
man, assistant cashier and manager.
Fadeley Assistant Cashier.
At the same time the board elected
Charles r. Fadeley assistant cashier
at the main Office.
Mr.. Fadeley entered the service of
the bank in 1923, and has been iden-
titled largely with the work of the
credit department. Mr.. Fadeley is the
son of Dr. and Mrs. George B. Fadeley,
retired physician of Falls Church.
Va, and president of the Falls Church
Bank. The new assistant cashier
graduated from the Technical High
School of this city, the University of
Virginia and later attended the Har-
ward Graduate School OF Business Ad-
miniStration.
Francis A. Auldridge was appointed
assistant manager of the Seventh and
streets branch, where he has been
employed in various positions since
1922
Robert v. Mellefont was appointed
assistant manager of the Park road
branch. He entered the service of the
bank at the main Office in 1925 as a
messenger, and filled vdllous positions
until transferred to the Park road
branch in July, 1888, where he has
been note teller.
Lawrence B. Pendleton was appoint
ed assistant manager C the Friend
ship branch. Mr.. Pendleton has been
identified with the Dupont branch
since 1926, serving in various capaci-
ties.
Corcoran Thorn, jr, has been ap-
pointed assistant manager of the Du-
pont circle branch. He entered the
service of the bank at the main Office
in 1928, following his graduation from
Harvard University, and has been en-
ployed for greater part of the time
in the customers securities depart
ment of the bank. Mr.. Thorn is presi-
dent of the Junior National Chamber
of Commerce, and IS The son of Cor
coran Thorn, president OF the Ameri-
can Security and Trust Co
Columbia Officers Reelected.
Directors of the Columbia National
Bank reelected all officers at their
organization meeting late yesterday,
as follows: Frank J. Stryker, presi-
dent; James A. Messer, vice president;
Robert H. Lacey, cashier; Albert E.
Yeatman. assistant cashier; Sheridan
S. Kleindienst, assistant cashier, and
Walter B. Guy, attorney.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of Washington Properties,
Inc, Thomas D. Carson, Arthur
HELEN, Edwin w. Levering, jr.; George
G. Shriver and Frank Stetson we're
elected directors of the company. Mr..
Levering, the new member of the
board, is vice president of the United
States Fidelity & Guaranty Co. of
Baltimore. and is director of sew
eral companies, among them the First
National Bank and the Mercantile
Trust Co. of Baltimore.
Equitable Officers Elected.
Stockholders Of the Equitable Life
Insurance Co. of Washington have
elected the following trustees for the
coming year: James G. Bennett,
Henry P. Blair, Allen c. Clark, Apple
ton P. Clark, jr.; Gilbert A. Clark,
Clyde D. Garrett, Lauriston H. Han
nah, J. Leo Kolb, Charles Emery Phil
lips, William w. Ripley, Maurice D.
Rosenberg, Joseph Sanders, Luke c.
Strider and Henry A. Willard, I'd.
Organizing for the year, the trus-
tees elected Henry P. Blair, president;
Joseph Sanders, Lauriston H. Han
nah and Gilbert A. Clark, vice presi-
dents; Allen c. Clark, secretary, and
Maurice D. Rosenberg, counsel.
Adams Heads Insurance Firm.
At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Home Plate Glass In
surance Co. of the City of Washing
ton held yesterday, the following
trustees we're chosen for the ensuing
year: Byron S. Adams, George M
Emmerich, Charles r. Brown, Albert
J. Gore, Charles E. Hood, William H.
Baden. Albert w. Howard and William
II. Somervell.
The board organized with the Sc
lection of Byron S. Adams, presi-
dent; George NJ Emmerich, vice presi-
dent; William H. Somervell, secre-
tary-treasurer, and William H. Mar
bury, assistant secretary-treasurer.
Arlington Bonds Offered.
AuchinclosS, Parker g. Redpath, with
O group of other investment houses,
are today offering $700 900 Arlington