Evening star., 1940-01-10
More D. {, Banks
Elect Directors
And Name Officers
Liberty National Adds
Three Assistont Cashiers;
Lincoln, Controller
By EDWARD C. STONE.


building and loan associations were
also received today. AS noted else
where in The Star, Bruce Baird was
elected president of the National
Savings g. Trust Co. and H. Prescott
Galley, who resigned on account Of
his health, was elected chairman Of
the board. William D. Hoover was
made honorary chairman, with the
understanding that he is to remain
active at the bank.
Directors reelected at Liberty
National include E. S. Brashears,
Thomas P. Brown, M. F. Calnan,
j. T. Gull, jr.; DR.. L. F. Davis,
Howard P. Foley, Norman B. Frost,
Tracy L. Jeffords. Paul E. johnson,
T. P. Littlepage, Lennard H.
Mitchell. DR.. F. H. Morhart, E. K.
Morris, Vernon c. Owen, Joseph A.
Rafferty,, I. E. Shoemaker, F. N.
Towers and w. T. Vandoren.
The three new assistant cashiers
are Lewis E. Thomas, Wales H. Jack
and Leonard S. Bradley. M. F.
Calnan was reelected president of
the bank. j. B. Skinner vice presi-
dent, ". T. Vandoren vice president
and cashier, John M. O'Brien as
sistant cashier, William V. Simmons
trust officer and Norman B. Frost
general counsel.
Lincoln Adds Controller.
Directors of the Lincoln National
Bank elected Louis Paladlnl to a
newly created position of controller
and reelected all other officers as
follows:
Floyd E. Davis, president; Albert
S. Galley. executive vice president:
James A. Soper, vice president and
cashier: H. T. Offterdinger, vice
president; George F. Williams, gen.
eral counsel and trust officer; j.
Frank Rice, assistant cashier and
assistant trust officer; Helena D.
Reed, assistant trust officer; Robert
E. Lee, D. Hammond Wetzel and
Edward H. Story, assistant cashiers;
Richard A. Norris, vice president
and manager of the Seventeenth
street branch; Nelson M. Stokes, as
sistant cashier, and William H. Har-
ris, auditor.
Hazen Heads Loan Group.
Melvin c. Hazen was again elect
ed to head the Columbia Permanent
Building Association at the annual
meeting of the shareholders held
last night.
In addition to Mr.. Hazen other
officers include William P. Richards,
vice president; Floyd E. Davis treas
urer; Fred. A. Smith secretary, c.
Clinton James, attorney, and Eve
lyn E. Smith, assistant secretary.
The directors are Alfred H. Taylor,
Howard R. Norton, L. Perry West,
John Saul, James A. Soper, Walter
G. Davis, Ernest M. Colvin and
Messrs. Floyd Davis, Hazen, Rich
ards, Smith and James.
Home Building Names Officers.
Shareholders of the Home Build
ing Association met last night and
reelected all officers and directors.
Fred L. Vogt continues as presl-
dent, R. L. Quigley, vice president;
c. Edward Beckett, vice president;
James Morris Woodward, secretary;
Otto Hermann, assistant secretary
and William K Reeve, treasurer.
Directors named were Charles c.
Flemming, Luther w. Linkins, A.
Lynn Mcdowell, Dr. George B. Roth,
Bright R. Sonen and Stanley D.
Willis.
Charles L. Norris and Otto Her
mann will again serve as trustees,
Mutual Officers Reelected.
The annual meeting of the Mu-
tual Building Association took place
last night. Shareholders reelected
all officers and directors. Lindsey
P. Rawley, president; Leo F. Diegel-
mann, vice president; Joseph P
Burke, treasurer, and Joseph T
Fitzgerald, secretary, compose the
official roster with Percy c. Brady
William A. H. Church, Gale R. Pugh
Alan B. Samuel and Edward R
Whitman as directors.
National Capital Elects.
At the annual meeting of stock
holders of the National Capital
Bank the following were reelected
to the Board of Directors: Charles
A. Garry, Allen c. Clark, S. Dolan
Donohoe, John B. Earnshaw, John
Ford, Edgar T. Gaddis, w. P. c.
Hazen, Francis j. Kane, Valet Lea
man, H. H. Mckee, James ODon-
nell Moran, James L. Parsons, jr;
William A. Simpson, Arthur B.
Walker and Howard B. Yost.
Union Trust Elects Officers.
Ord Preston was reelected presi-
dent of the Union Trust Co. follow
ing the annual meeting, all other
officers also being retained as fol-
lows: George E. Hamilton, vice
president, attorney and trust officer;
George E. Hamilton, jr., assistant
attorney; 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
and Harry F. Harding, assistant
treasurers; Irving zirpel, secretary;
j. Wesley Clampitt, jr., assistant
trust officer and assistant secretary;
Willard G. McGraw, assistant trust
officer: Wilbur C. Dieter, trust in
vestment officer, and Walter M
McCurdy, auditor.
Business Up 30 Per Cent.
Vernon w. Holleman, Washington
general agent for the Home Life
Insurance Co. of New York, an.
nounced today an increase in excess
Of 30 per cent for new paid life in.
surance for his agency in 1889. The
total business paid for was in excess
of $2,000,000.
Concurrently with this increase
the Holleman Agency was awarded
for permanent keeping the com.
pany's consistent producers plaque
awarded to the agency as result o1
having won for the last three-quar.
ters of the year the best record o1
consistent monthly production or
the part Of agents under contract ir