Evening star., 1936-09-02

been assistant manager of the Mac
kubin. Legg Office here, is now acting
manager. The firm, which was
founded in Baltimore, has membership
in the New York Stock Exchange, the
Washington Stock Exchange and sew
eral other prominent exchanges The
management vacancy will be filled
shortly.
Chapter Plans Completed.
Members of Washington Chapter.
American Institute of Banking, are
awaiting the Fall educational dinner
and the distribution of certificates,
both of which will take place Wednes-
day evening. September 8. The dinner
at the Raleigh Hotel and will be ad-
dressed by Harold Stonier, educational
director Of the national organization.
Joseph A. Broderick, a governor of
the Federal Reserve System, will be
one of the honor guests prior to his
radio address over national hook
up later in the evening. Robert ].
Farr, national chairman of the in
stitute's radio activities, will be pres
ent. as will Karl W. Corby, who will
bring greetings as president of the
District Bankers Association.
j. Earle McGeary, chairman of the
Educational Committee and chapter
president last year. will preside The
dinner guests will include the faculty,
consuls, governors and members of
the Membership Committee of Wash
ington Chapter The dinner will
start at 6 O'Clock and be adjourned to
the Willard Hotel in time for the
national radio address and the dis
tribution of honors to last Springs
graduates.
Rewards Given Insurance Men.
Members Of the staff OF the Wash
ington branch of the New York Life
Insurance Co. have brought business
back almost to the pre-depression
rate so far this year and are now be-
ing rewarded for their efforts by be-
ing sent to special sales conferences
during September.
Sidney Simon, Herman Friedman
and John P. Lynch will 60 to White
Sulphur Springs, W. Va Charles E.
Tuchton, Warren S. Stone, L. C.
Lloyd, Ralph Cipriano and David
Samakow will go to French Lick
Springs, Ind.
Miss Alma McCrum, Harry Shalin,
r. c. Satterfield, NJ l. Walter, Miss
j. M. Woods, Walter c. Pangle, B. F.
Satterfield, w. Elwood Baker, Chal-
mers J. Roland, c. H. Reisinger,
GeorUo = opo E,.o r,Iy ~ Tt,do Mice
e. M. Youngs and Edward Wolverton
will 60 to Pocono. Pa.
Heard in Financial District.
Karl w. Corby. president of the Dis
trict Bankers Association and partner
In w. B. Hibbs g. Co., was back at his
desk today. after a months vacation
passed at his Summer home in Rock
land. Me.
Roger j. Whiteford, general counsel
of the Hamilton National Bank, and
r. S. G. Smithy, director, have re-
turned from vacation spent at Man
chester, VT.
Robert L. Father, assistant secre-
tary of the American Security g. Trust
Co., has returned from months va
cation.
Victor B. Deyber, chairman of the
board of the Second National Bank,
Is back from visit to Atlantic City.
Thomas p. Hickman, vice president
Of the City Bank, and in charge Of the
Franklin branch, has completed his
vacation.
Samuel B. Riggs, an assistant treas
urer of the Washington Loan & Trust
Co., has returned from field duty with
the Maryland National Guard.
National Savings at 130.
Ten shares of National Savings q
Trust Co. stock sold at 100 on the
Washington Stock Exchange today,
up five points from the last sale.
Washington Reilway & Electric pre-
ferred moved at 1l01a, Real Estate
Mortgage & Guaranty preferred at
and Capital Transit at 12ss. Capital
Traction SIS changed hands at 911s
on 81 900 transfer.