Evening star., 1941-07-06
Roster Of Aides
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By Holland
Bankers Association
Head Announces
6 New Committees
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

T. Stanley Holland, president of
the District Bankers Association,
yesterday announced his final COM
mittee appointments for the ensuing
year. Six committees were named.
The list, which includes many of
the Capitals most active financiers,
follows:
Accountants Arthur ]. Linn,
chairman, controller, Hamilton Ma
tional; Victor B. Deyber vice chair
man, chairman of the board, Second
National, James D. Barrett. auditor,
American Security & Trust: W. R.
Forster, vice president, Hamilton
National; Raymond G. Marx, con-
troller, Riggs National.
AdvertiSing-Hulbert T. BiSSelle,
chairman, vice president, Riggs Ma
tional; DR.. Eliot H. Thomson, vice
chairman; publicity manager. Wash
ington Loan & Trust; E. G.. ChilderS,
vice president and controller, Morris
Plan; Aubrey o. Dooley, assistant
trust officer, Hamilton National:
Garrett A. Pendleton, assistant
treasurer, McLachlen Bank; C. D.
Radcliffe. vice president and treas
urer, Munsey Trust; Francis E.
Robey, cashier, Bank of Commerce
& Savings.
Auditing-H. Norman Glasco,
chairman, auditor, Union Trust; G.
Crawford Turnbull, vice chairman,
cashier, Morris Plan; Frederick S.
Boyer, cashier, Second National;
Audley A. P Savage, auditor, Ma
tional Savings & Trust.
Budget Guards Named.
Budget-John A. Reilly. chairman,
president, Second National; A.
Scott Offutt, vice president, City
Bank; Sidney F. Taliaferro, vice
president and trust officer, Riggs Ma
tional; Albert S. Galley, executive
vice president, Lincoln National
Government William
B. Willard, chairman, vice president,
National Savings e. Trust: Hans w.
Ireland. vice chairman, treasurer,
American Security & Trust; S. Wal
ter Bogl"y, cashier and secretary,
Bank of Bethesda; Floyd E Davis,
president. Lincoln National; David
S. Hendrick. partner. w. B. Hibbs &
Co.: w. Frank D. Heron, vice presi-
dent, Union Trust: William V. Sim
mons, trust officer, Liberty National.
Speakers Unit-W. T Vandoren.
chairman, vice president and CASH
Ter, Liberty National; Thomas ].
Groom. vice chairman, president,
Bank of Commerce & Savings.
d. c. Furniture Sales Jump.
Retail furniture sales in seven
Washington stores in May scared A
per cent above the volume of busi-
ness in the corresponding month last
year, and in the first five months of
this year were 81 per cent ahead of
the like 1910 period the Federal Re-
serve Bank of Richmond reported
yesterday.
Virginia sales were up 90 per cent
IN May and % per cent in the five
months, Maryland sales climbed 81
per cent in May and the same
amount in the longer period, the
report said. The Al stores in the
fifth district did "a per cent more
business in May and 90 per cent
more in the five months than in the
same 1910 periods.
Fewer Bond Issues Approved.
During June the voters of 79
communities in % States approved
a total of S7484,325 of new bonds
issued as compared with 1898 .8O6
during June, 1910, the Daily Bond
Buyer reports. The total for May
OF this year was SIG, 6,17O,3O0
j. Monroe johnson, interstate
commerce commissioner, will ad-
dress the Atlantic States Shippers
Advisory Board at the Haddon Hall
Hotel, Atlantic City. next Friday
noon. The shippers expect 500 at a
two-day session
The Washington Automotive Trade
Association is planning an outing
at Manor Club, Norbeck, Nd, Fri
day, July II. Jack j. Blank, is
chairman of the committee in
charge, which includes C. A. Alber.
w. T. Duke, F. L. Haller, L. S.
julien, D. M. Morris, I. A. Peake
and A. Burks Summers.
Estimated total new automobile
financing during the first five
months of 1941, was 439 per cent
above the same period of 1910 and
25.3 per cent above the first five
months of 1887, the Commerce De-