Evening star., 1937-01-13
NATIONAL SAVINGS
NAMES DIRECTORS
Jacobs, Blair and Shea Are
Added to Board at An
nuaI Meeting.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Jacobs, an official in the B. F. Saul
Co.; DR.. Montgomery Blair, jr, and
James Med. Shea, were added to the
board of directors of National Savings
d. Trust Co. at the stockholders meet
ing late yesterday. These directors
were reelected:
Bruce Baird, Charles S: Baker, James
j. Becker, David Bornet, Thomas A
Butt, Walter c. Clephane, Clark G.
Diamond H. Rozier Dulaney, jr: Fred
erick A. Fenning, H, Prescott Galley,
William D. Hoover, Reginald S. Huide-
koper, Victor Kaufman, Wilson B.
Nairn, Brainard W. Parker. Marcy L.
Sperry, L. Corrin Strong William H
White. jr., and William B. Willard.
William D. Hoover was reelected
chairman of the board; H. Prescott
Galley president William B. Willard,
vice president; Bruce Baird, vice presi-
dent and trust officer; David Bornet,
vice president; Frank R. Ullmer
treasurer; E. Percival Wilson, secre-
tary; Barnum L. Cotton, real estate
ofncer; John w. Calvert, assistant
treasurer; w. Hiles Pardoe, assistant
real estate officer; Osmund L. Varela.
assistant treasurer; A. ]. FAINT. John
M. Boteler and Herbert B. Lord, as
Slstant secretaries: Lester A. Lawrence
Henry w. BranSom, Charles w. Fitz-
gerald. j. Fontaine Hall and Herman
@. Lauten, assistant trust officers, and
Audley A. P. Savage, auditor.
Other Bank Elections.
John Ford and Howard B. Yost
washington business men, were elected
directors in the National Capital Bank
and the following directors were re-
elected: Charles A. Garry, Allen C.
Clark. Clarence F. Donohoe. John 3
Earnshaw, Edgar T. Gaddis, William
p. c. Hazen, Francis j. Kane, Walter
Leaman, Henry H. McKee, James L.
Parsons, William A. Simpson, Charles
b. Stewart and Arthur B. Walker.
Directors of the National Bank OF
Washington elected these officers:
Clarence F. Norment, chairman of the
board: j. Frank White. president;
James Trimble, John Alden and Ed
Dnund H. Graham, vice presidents;
Rutherford j. Dooley, cashier: William
e. Howard, Everett H Parsley and
Ralph G. Wilson, assistant cashiers:
Louis M. DENT, general counsel and
trust officer, and Odell S. Smith,
secretary.
The Union Trust Co. directors or
sanized late yesterday by re-electing
Ord Preston, president; George E.
Hamilton, vice president, attorney and
trust aficer; Walter S. Harlan, vice
president; George E. Fleming. vice
president and assistant trust officer;
Edward L. Hillyer. vice president and
assistant trust officer; w. Frank D.
Heron, vice president S. William
Miller, treasurer; G. Elmer Flather,
assistant treasurer; Harry F. Harding,
assistant treasurer; Irving Zirpel, sec
retary; J. Wesley Clampitt, jr., assist
ant secretary and assistant trust
pfficer; Willard G. McGraW, assistant
trust officer: George E. Hamilton. jr.,
assistant attorney, and Walter M. Nc
Curdy, auditor.
George E. Hamilton, ST., connected
with the bank ever since it was
founded, was among the directors re-
elected yesterday.
Directors Elect Officers.
In organizing for the coming year,
directors of the Security Savings &
Commercial Bank elected Julius I.
Peyser, chairman of the board;
Francis G. Addison, jr., president;
Fred Mckee, vice president; T. Hun
ton Leith, cashier and secretary; J.
H. Beall, assistant cashier and assist
ant secretary: J. o. Lehman, as
eistant cashier; Joseph L. Shipley,
assistant cashier, and Charles K.
West, assistant cashier and branch
manager.
Lanier p. McLachlen was reelected
president of the McLachlen Banking
Corp. at the organization meeting of
the directors yesterday. Other Off
GERS reelected were Firman R. Horn
er, vice president; John A. Massie,
vice president; Archibald McLachlen,
secretary and treasurer; Guy D. Cowl
and G. A. Pendleton, assistant treas
urers; E. L. w. Goldney. auditor, and
William M. Mcclure, assistant branch
manager.
Directors of the Second National
Bank organized today by re-electing
Victor B. Deyber, chairman of the
board; John A. Reilly, president; Will
liam M. Hanney and Julius E. Lob,
vice presidents; Jacob Scharf, execu-
tive vice president; Edward F. Cola
day, counsel and trust officer; William
B. Wolf, assistant trust officer; Fred
erick S. Boyer, cashier; Joseph R.
Fitzpatrick, Gerald E. Keene and
Stuart S. Ogilvie, assistant cashiers.
Heard in Financial District.
Word of two deaths shocked the
financial district today-Harry M.
Wheeler, for the past Is years con-
nected with w. B. Hibbs &, Co. as
customers man, and William S. Quin-
ter, for many years leader among
the building and loan interests in the
city. Both will be greatly missed by
@ wide circle of friends.
One share of Riggs National Bank
common stock sold at 345 on the
Washington Stock Exchange today, a
new high and an advance from the
last sale, at $40. Capital Traction IS
we're strong at 95. Carpet Corp. was
up to 2612.
H. Prescott Galley, president of the
National Savings g. Trust Co., re-
ceived word today from President
Hugh Leach of the Federal Reserve
Bank of Richmond stating that the
banks application for membership in
the Federal Reserve System had been
approved.