Evening star., 1936-04-10

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rther chapters
long the Eastern Seaboard.
Washington Chapter is entitled to
? delegates which means that the
resent list of nominees will have
be cut down at another chapter
leeting to be held soon. 1t is not
ypected that % will be able to make
lc trip, on account of the distance
I'D expense The delegates from here
e to be entertained by several other
lapters en- route and work in lot of
,ost interesting sightseeing. The list
delegates nominated at the special
Getting includes:
Kenneth Birgfeld. James c. Dulin,
:. Bruce Frantz, Henry F. Kimball,
,onald w. Mowbray, Frank M. Perley,
'aul j. Seltzer, American Security
: Trust Co.; Francis E. Robey, Bank
If Commerce and Savings; Bernard
NJ. Grant, City Bank; Robert H. Lacey,
Columbia National; Aubrey o. Dooley,
Walton L. Sanderson, Robert A. Sisson,
Vivian E. Stokes, Hamilton National;
Myrtle P. Lewis, Gertrude c. Wick,
Liberty National: Richard A. Norris,
James A. Soper, Lincoln National;
William G. Cox, Anne P. Crawford,
McLachlen Banking Corp; Willard G..
Barker, G. Crawford Turnbull, Morris
Plan Bank; Thomas R. Cronin, Munsey
Trust Co.; Douglas r. Smith, National
Savings g. Trust Co.; S. Winifred
u
Rider, National Metropolitan; John
M. Christie, George Dagenais, Con-
stance D. Fogle, G. Edward Foreman,
Robert M. Poole, Stephen o. Porter,
L. E. Purnel, I. j. Roberts, Frank U.
Rcoger, A. Stanley Wolfe, Riggs Ma
tional; Lloyd R. Coates, Joseph R.
Fitzpatrick, Stuart S. Ogilvie, Second
National; j. o. Lehman, T. Hunton
Leith, Security Savings and CONNER
cial; G. Elmer Flather, Union Trust
Co.: Edward M. Blaiklock, William H.
Laughlin, Herbert D. Lawson, Wash
irgton Loan and Trust Co.; A. E.
Henze, Katharine w. McCalmont, j.
E. McGeary. w. B. Hibbs and Co.;
z. Wallace Schreiner, Alice H. Whit
ton, Robert c. Whitton, First National
Bank, Alexandria, Va.
Enterprise Officers Elected.
Michael A. Keene was reelected
president of the Enterprise Building
Association, Seventh street and In
diana avenue, at the annual meeting
held wednesday night. All other OFF,
GERS were also retained, including
Fred Kraus, vice president; James E.
Connolly, treasurer; Martin A. Cook,
secretary, and Francis j. Haynes, as
sistant secretary.
The following directors were re-
elected: George I. Berger. Bernard
r. Edwards, Maurice Fitzgerald, c. F.
Gibson, P. F. Hannah, Ralph A. Judd,
Edward T. Kahoe and Frank J. Tor
renS.
The report Of the association shows
a most successful year, assets now be-
ing $780, ,768. The directors declared
the customary 5 per cent dividend on
all its shares for the past year.
During the year the association has
made a substantial increase in the
number of loans made, amount Of
loaned, as well as in the num-
Der of new savings accounts opened.
The association is a member Of the
District of Columbia Building and
Loan League and the United States
Building and Loan League.
Bank Deposits Grow Rapidly.
The April Rand -McNally Bankers
Monthly reports that bank deposits
increased in the last six months OF
1885 in every State, but loans gained
in only % States. The magazine
adds:
Total deposits Of banks are now
at the highest peak since 1881. How
ever, they are still $1,000, $3.50 less
than in 1929. But they are $780,
964 900 more than in 1927. Eleven
States now have billion or more in
deposits. New York Is first with $19,-
453 ,838, 900, Pennsylvania is second
with s4,734, ,198, 900, Massachusetts, is
third with $3,911.51S,Oo0. California
Is fourth with 1888, $4,000, Illinois
is fifth with $3,549,424, 900, Ohio is
seventh with $2,027, ,18S, 900, New Jer-
sey is seventh with s1,923, ,67s, 900,
Missouri is eighth with ST 1902 ,038, 900,
Michigan is ninth with $1,213,973 900,
Connecticut is tenth with $1,1e5,806,-
900 and Texas Is eleventh with ST.
1876 ,243 900.
"Ttotal resources increased during
the six months at the end Of 1885,
s4,123, ,3o1, 900. We now have the
highest total since 1881"
Heard in Financial District.
Department store sales reached the
highest levels In March in almost five
years, according to the Board Of Gov
ernors of the Federal Reserve System.
Washington bankers report that
bank reposits in this city are remain
ing around the all-time levels, which
were reported after the controllers
call dated March 4.
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