Evening star., 1938-07-06
BANKERS LISTED
FOR YEARS WORK
D. c. Association Committee
Assignments Have Now
Been Completed.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Leading Washington bankers are in
cluded in the appointments for the
coming year just announced by the
chairman Of the standing committees
of the District Bankers Association
All the committees now are complete.
John A. Reilly, chairman Of the
Insurance Committee, in addition to
Vice Chairman Nelson B. O'Neal, has
added James G. Dulin, jr.. American
Security & Trust Co.; Ralph Endicott,
Washington Loan g. Trust; Frank P.
Harmon, jr., Hamilton National;
Francis E. Robey, Bank of Commerce
& Savings, and Irving Zirpel. Union
Trust Co.
Francis G. Addison. jr., law and
legislation chairman, with L. P. Nc
Lachlen, vice chairman. has added c.
F. Burton, City Bank; Victor B. Dey-
ber, Second National; Robert w. Flem-
ing, Riggs National; H. Prescott Cat
ley, National Savings g. Trust; George
E. Hamilton, jr., Union Trust; Harry
G. Meem. Washington Loan g. Trust;
H. H. Mckee. National Capital Bank;
M. D. Rosenberg, Bank of Commerce
& Savings: Corcoran Thorn, American
Security g. Trust, and Roger J. White
ford, Hamilton National.
Other Committee Assignments.
Chairman Wilmer j. Waller of the
Personnel Committee, in addition to
R. j. Dooley, vice chairman, has
appointed these members: Bruce
Baird, National Savings & Trust Co.;
Guy D. Cowl. McLachlen Banking
Corp; Floyd E. Davis, Lincoln Ma
tional; Hans w. Ireland, American
Security & Trust; Paul P. Rodler, w.
B. Hibbs g. Co.; James A. Soper. Lin
Ncoln National. and j. Frank White,
National Bank of Washington.
To the Protective Committee A.
Scott Offutt. chairman, has added
Barnum L. Cotton. vice chairman;
Frank p Harmon, jr., Hamilton Ma
tional; r. Earle Haycock, Riggs Ma
tional; E. L. Hillyer. Union Trust,
and c. H. Pope, Munsey Trust.
Thomas j. Groom, public relations
chairman, in addition to H. H. Mckee,
vice chairman has appointed Earle
M. Amick, Riggs National; J. Frank
Campbell, Anacostia Bank; Howard
Moran. American Security & Trust;
Ord Preston, Union Trust, and B. Rus
sell Shaw, Morris Plan.
Sidney F. Taliaferro, chairman of
the Publicity Committee, will be as
sisted by I. j. Roberts, vice chairman;
Barnum L. Cotton, National Savings
& Trust; W. Frank D. Heron. Union
Trust; Eliot H. Thomson, Washington
Loan & Trust. and Wilmer J. Waller,
Hamilton National.
Experts on Standard Forms.
Robert H. Lacey, chairman Of
standard banking forms, in addition to
Vice Chairman T. Hunton Leith. an
nounces the members of his committee
as George M. Fisher, Washington Loan
& Trust; Julius E. Lob. Second Ma
tional j. r. McMullan and Raymond
G. Marx, Riggs National, and G. A.
Pendleton, McLachlen Banking Corp.
In handling relations with the
Treasury, Chairman w. T. Vandoren
will be assisted by Vice Chairman
Horace F. Stokes, Frank T. Burrough,
Riggs National; Joshua Evans, jr..
Hamilton National, and William B.
Willard, National Savings 81 Trust.
w. r. Forster, chairman of the
Accountants Committee, in addition
to Vice Chairman c. H. Pope, is to be
assisted by H. T. Bisselle, Riggs Ma
tional; F. H. Cox, City Bank, and w.
T. Vandoren, Liberty National
The speakers unit, with Frederick
p. H. Siddons, chairman, and Norman
E. Towson. vice chairman, will be COM
pleted later.
Dividends Announced Here.
Directors of the John H. Wilkins
Co. have declared a 4 per cent semi
annual dividend on the outstanding
preferred stock and dividend of
$l50 per share on the common, both
dividends being payable July Is, Pres
ident John H. Wilkins announced
today.
A dividend at the annual rate of
3ia per cent has been declared by
the First Federal Savings g. Loan
Association. Secretary Carl H. Elling-
son reports that checks have been
mailed to all investment share ac-
counts. Savings share accounts will
have the dividend credited to their
balances. The payment is dated
June 80.
Amott, Baker & Co. reports that 200
representative real estate bonds made
an average gain of per cent in June,
opoopp fharo hoinp U1o chi otoy, Droy,
critics, Inc, General rs, which gained
8 points. Mayflower Hotel Co. first
IS were up points and Hamilton
Realty Corp. first IS remained un-
changed. The same review states
that National Press Building first IS
lost IL points in June, while the
National Press Building Adj 412s
moved up IL points.
Bankers Start on Vacations.
Howard Moran, vice president of
the American Security e. Trust Co.,
is on his annual vacation basking in
the sea air along the New Jersey
shore. Mr.. Moran is former presi-
dent of the District Bankers Asso-
citation.
i olooCllC, dooAoCdIlU CdS1llcI vi
the Riggs National Bank, is on his
annual vacation at Eagles Mere, Pa,
and B. Gym Dent, another assistant
cashier at the same bank, is enjoying
q vacation at Cape May.
Irving zirpel, secretary and as
sistant trust officer of the Union
Trust Co., is another banker on
vacation, spending month at Tall
Timbers, Md. near the mouth of the
Potomac River.
William w. Keck, assistant cashier
of the American Security & Trust
Co., is passing his vacation in Ohio
and Michigan.
c. Guy Harrel, treasurer of the
Columbia Building Association, who
has been on vacation at Atlantic
City, has returned to his desk.
d. C. Bank Deposits Mount.
Bankers renorted tndav that hank