Evening star., 1939-02-02

olUo, il E, S0SlC ~. H.,h,u
tary, and Harold ''-"> A''
G. Patterson, treasurer.
Some members of the exchange
have held their seats for 25 years or
longer, the list being made up of the
Capitals leading brokers, many
bankers and other flnanciers. The
complete membership, in which
there is very general interest, is as
follows:
d. c. Exchange Membership.
Yelverton E. Booker, Y. E Booker
& Co.; John F. BraWner, Wagga-
man, Brawner & Co., Inc; r. A.
Casilear, Falls Church, Va; G.. Fen
ton Cramer, Waggaman, Brawner
& Co., Inc; James c. Elgin, w. B.
Hibbs G. Co.; Merton A. English, jr.,
George M. Ferris & Co., Inc; Henry
P. Erwin, Hibbs Building; Marshall
o. Exnicios. Robert c. Jones & Co.,
Inc: George M. Ferris, George M.
Ferris G. Co., Inc: H. H. Flather,
care w. B. Hibbs e. Co.: George A.
Garrett, Fenner & Beane, G. j.
Gockeler, care Hamilton National
Bank; Theodore T. Golden, Theo-
dore T. Golden & Co.
Frank M. Hall, Hall, Peters &
Bryson; j. Thilman Hendrick, w. B.
Hibbs & Co.; Edward L. Hillyer,
care Union Trust Co.; John M. Hotf-
man. McKnew, Fairfax & Co., Inc;
Charles Jacobsen, care National
Metropolitan Bank; o. H, P. john
son. care National Metropolitan
Bank; James M. Johnston, john
ston, Lemon & Co.: Robert G. Jones,
Robert G. Jones g. Co., Inc; John
c. Legg, jr., Mackubin, Legg g. Co.;
James H. Lemon, Johnston, Lemon
& Co.: William w. Mackall jr.,
William w. Mackall, Jr., g. Co.;
Bernard j. Nees, Johnston, Lemon
& Co.; James P. Nolan, Folger, No
Ian & Co., Inc; James ODonnell,
care Liberty National Bank; Edison
B. Olds, jr., Brown, Goodwin &
Olds.
Chauncey G.. Parker, jr., Auchin-
Gloss, Parker & Redpath; Harold c.
Patterson, Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath; j. Carl Perry, w. B. Hibbs
& Co.; Myles H Quail, care Y. E.
Booker & Co.: T. Baker Robinson,
Robinson, Rohrbaugh g. Lukens;
Paul P. Rodler, w. B. Hibbs & Co.,
w. w. Spaid (estate of, care w. B.
Hibbs g. Co.; Benjamin Thoron,
1900 N street NV; Kenneth S.
Wales, K. S. Wales & Co., Inc;
George A. Watson, K. S. Wales g.
Co., Inc; Milton F. Westheimer,
Westheimer & Co., and John F. Will
kins, 17O0 Massachusetts avenue
NV.
Eastern's Officers Renamed.
Shareholders of the Eastern
Building & Loan Association we're
told last night at the annual meet
ing that total resources of the Or
ganization had passed the highest
mark ever recorded. According to
r. Edward Early, secretary, the
balance sheet stood at S3,13l 900.
All officers and directors were re-
elected, William N. Payne, jr, presi-
dent; Clarence F. Donohoe. vice
president; R. Edward Early, secre-
tary; William H. Harrison, treas
urer, and Alfred R. Keir, assistant
treasurer. Directors returned were
Walter M. Bastian, T. Earle Bourne,
William J. Brewer, Charles A.
Garry, Osbourn Owings, j. Chester
Pyles and Messrs. Donohoe, Payne,
and Harrison.
Toon Co-oo,,, voore nIJ
Shareholders of the District
Building & Loan Association yester-
day complimented the organization
on its 28th birthday. Organized
and opened for business February l.
1911, the District Building has had
steady and substantial growth.
Total assets now reflect the highest
point in the history being in excess
of $1,4O0000.
Officers include George A. Baker,
president; Henry Gilligan, vice
president and attorney, and F. Will
son Camp, secretary-treasurer. The
directors. in addition to the officers,
are John H. Davis. Charles H.
Frame, William F. Friel, Warren w.
Grimes, Otis H. johnson and Harold
Austin Wood.
Institute President Here.
Milton F. Barlow, national presi-
dent of the American Institute of
Banking. is visiting the Capital to-
day as guest of the officers of WASH
ington Chapter. He is connected
with the National Citizens Bank,
Mankato, Mimi, is Yale graduate
and has fine banking record. He
has been one of the leaders in the
institute for several years.
Joseph R. Fitzpatrick, president
of Washington Chapter, and other
chapter leaders were rushing him
about the city today and talking
about institute affairs when they
had a breathing spell. They will
honor him with a dinner this eve
ming at the Willard Hotel.
Larson to Attend Conference.
Donald w. Larson, secretary of
the District Bankers Association,
will represent the association at the
Regional Bank Management Con-
lSl CllCC VI OlIC AillCl lCdIl bdIlhClo
Association, at Columbus, Ohio, next
week, February 9 and 10, it was
announced today
Hilleary G.. Hoskinson, president
of the Co-ordinating Committee
which includes the presidents of the
State bankers associations partici-
pating in the meeting. Twelve
States and the District of Columbia
are in the conference territory
About $500 bankers are expected to
attend.
Regular Dividend Declared.
Directors of the Washington
Railway e. Electric Co. have de-
clared regular quarterly dividend
of SO per share on the common
stock, payable February % to share
holders of record February Is. The
stock, listed on the Washington EX-
change, is now quoted at S640 a
share, bid, with none offered at any
price. 1t paid an extra in December
1of $14 a share, making $50 for the
yaar