Evening star., 1938-01-12
D. c. BANKS ELECT
OFFICIAL STAFFS
Directors Organize After
Stockholders Conclude
Annual Sessions.
By EDWARD C. STONE.

Directors of the National Savings a.
Trust Co., Union Trust Co.. McLach-
len Banking Corp. and the Liberty
National Bank organized late yester-
day by re-electing the same officers
for 1888.
William D. Hoover was again made
chairman of the board and H. Pres
colt Galley. president of the National
Savings g. Trust Co., the other officers
including William B. Willard, vice
president: Bruce Baird, vice president
and trust officer; David Bornet, vice
president; Frank R. Ullmer, treas
urer; E. Percivil Wilson, secretary;
Barnum L. Cotton, real estate officer;
John w. Calvert, assistant treasurer;
w. Hiles Pardoe, assistant real estate
officer; Osmund L. Varela, assistant
treasurer; A. j. FAINT, John M. Boteler
end Herbert B. Lord, assistant secre-
taries; Lester A. Lawrence. Henry w.
Bransom. Charles w. Fitzgerald, j..
Fontaine Hall and Herman G. Lauten
assistant trust officers, and Audley A.
p. Savage, auditor.
At the earlier stockholders meeting
these directors were renamed for the
coming year: Bruce Baird, Charles
s. Baker, James j. Becker, Montgom-
cry Blair, jr.; David Bornet, Thomas
A. Butt, Walter C. Clephane, Clark G..
Diamond, H. Rozier Dulany, jr; Fred
erick A. Fenning. H. Prescott Galley,
William D. Hoover, Reginald S. Huide-
koper j. Wriley Jacobs. Victor Kauff-
mann, Wilson B. Nairn, Brainard w.
Parker, James Med. Shea. Marcy L.
Sperry, l.. Corrin Strong. William H.
White, jr., and William B. Willard.
Other Banks Elect Officers.
Directors of the Union Trust Co.
organized late yesterday by re-elect-
ing Ord Preston, president; George E.
Hamilton, vice president, attorney and
trust officer: George E. Fleming. vice
president and assistant trust officer;
Walter S. Harlan, vice president; Ed
ward L, Hillyer, vice president and
assistant trust officer; W. Frank D.
Heron, vice president S. william
Miller. treasurer: G. Elmer Fqather
and Harry F. Harding, assistant treas
urers: Irving zirpel, secretary; j.
Wesley Clampitt, jr.. assistant trust
officer and assistant secretary; Willard
G. McGraW, assistant trust officer;
George E. Hamilton. ir., assistant at
torney, and Walter M. McCurdy, au-
ditor.
Directors of the McLachlen Bank
ing Corp elected the same officers for
1888, including Larier P. McLachlen,
president; John A. Massie, vice presi-
dent; Archibald McLachlen, secretary
and treasurer; Guy D. Cowl, G. A.
Pendleton and c. c. Guertler. as
slstant treasurers: E. L. w. Goldney,
auditor; and William M. Mcclure, as
sistant branch manager.
NJ F. Calnan was reelected presi-
dent of the. Liberty National Bank
at the organization meeting following
election of directors. Other officers re-
elected included j. B. Skinner, vice
president; W. T. Vandoren, vice presi-
cent and cashier: John M. O'Brien. as
sistant cashier; William Y. Simmons.
trust officer. and Norman B. Frost,
general counsel.
Same Directors Retained.
Stockholders of the National Cap
ital Bank elected the same board of
directors for the coming year as fol-
lows: Charles A. Garry, Allen c. Clark
Clarence F. Donohoe. John. B. Earn
shaw. John Ford. Edgar T. Gaddis,
William P. c. Hazen, Francis j. Kane,
Walter Leaman, H. H. Mckee. James
L. Parsons, William A. Simpson,
Charles B. Stewart, Arthur B. Walker
and Harold B. Yost.
Directors of the Security Savings
& Commercial Bank reelected the
same officers for 1898, including Julius
I. Peyser. chairman of the board;
Francis G.. Addison, jr.. president;
Fred Mckee, vice president; T. Hun
ton Leith. j. o. Lehman, j. H. Beall,
Joseph L. Shipley and Charles K
West. assistant cashiers.
At the stockholders meeting, Ru-
dolph T. Harrell was elected a di-
rector, while Samuel S. Blick, who was
added to the directorate during 1887,
and all other members were reelected
for the coming year.
Storage Directors Elected.
Stockholders of the Fidelity Storage
Co. elected these directors: David B.
karrick Philip Campbell, James Med.
Shea, Charles F. Wilson, H. H Dar-
nellie, Eugene B. Roberts, James L.
Karrick, jr.; Mark Winkler and w. c.
Woodward.
The directors organized by re-elect-
Ing David B. Karrick president. w.
c. woodward, who has been secretary
and treasurer, was made vice presi-
dent, and D. l.. Weed, for some years
member of the company's staff, as
elected secretary and treasurer.
Attend York Convention.
E. G. Carroll, F. T. Francis, p. H.
Erisman and other members of the
Washington Refrigeration Co. are at
tending convention and exposition
at the York Ice Machinery Corps
plant at York, Pa. Representa tives of
the local concern are distributors of
air conditioning and other refrigera-
tion equipment manufactured by the
York corporation. About zoo man.
ayers, branch managers ana statesmen
are attending the conference.
Many New Members Admitted.
Twenty-four new members were ad-
mitted to the District Life Under
writer's Association at the January
meeting at the Willard Hotel yester-
day, President Paul H. Erim an
nounced. In addition to the guest
speaker H. j. Johnston of Pittsburgh,
DR.. E. B. Wyatt. formerly of the Social
Security Administration end now
educational director of the American
College of Life Underwriters, ex-
planned the aims of this organization
The guest speaker, Mr.. Johnston,
stressed the value of service in ham
ding insurance.
Traction Bonds Sell Higher.
Capital Traction SIS sold on the
washington Stock Exchange today at
68, q gain Of 8 points over the last