Evening star., 1941-01-16
Two Dividends Voted
Officers Reelected
By Washington Loan
Trust Company Adds
z Per Cent Extra
To Dividend
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

terly dividend of 2 per cent and an
extra dividend of 2 per cent at their
organization meeting yesterday.
Both dividends are payable February
! to stockholders of record Janu-
ary %.
Arthur Peter was again named
chairman of the board, and the other
officers reelected, in addition to
Mr.. Meem, follow: Charles H.
Doing, first vice president; William
H. Baden, vice president and trust
officer; Alfred H. Lawson, vice pres
ident and real estate officer; George
M. Fisher, vice president and treas
urer; James M. Mason, Ralph Endi-
colt, George o. Schweinhaut and
Harry L. Smith, jr., assistant treas
urers; Leonard Marbury, Henry w.
Gauss. Bernard L. Amiss and Vim
cent A. Sheehy, jr., assistant trust
officers; Herbert W. Primm and
Edward L. Brady, assistant real
estate officers.
Herrell Elected 34 Times.
John B. Herrell, who organized the
Columbia Federal Savings g. Loan
Association in 1907, was elected
president of the institution for the
34th time at the annual meeting
last night.
All other officers and directors
were also reelected; c. Gay Herrell,
vice president and treasurer; c. E.
Kefauver, secretary, and William E.
Poulton, assistant secretary.
Directors are Albert o. Denham,
George B. Cowles, w. Owen Hohen-
stein, Howard E. Thompson and the
three senior officers.
Secretary Kefauver told the share
holders that the association broke
all former records during the year
1910. Assets now exceed $3.50 900,
he said
Jacobsen Heads Metropolitan.
Directors of the National Metro
politan Bank, at the organization
meeting yesterday, reelected all
the present officers, including C. F.
Jacobsen. president; A. A. Hoehling,
vice president; F. E. Hilderbrand,
vice president; Harold F. Stokes,
cashier; Stanley D. Willis, trust off,
Ger: George H. Bright, R. E. Briggs
and c. L. Eckloff, assistant CASH
iers; R. P. Hollingsworth, S. Wini-
fred Burwell and Thomas H. Rey-
nolds, assistant trust officers.
Prudential Names Officers.
Luther C. Steward was reelected
president of the Prudential Building
Association at yesterdays annual
meeting; Curtis Walker and John B.
Colpoys. vice presidents: E. J. Carl
son, secretary-treasurer; c. H. Boyse,
assistant secretary treasurer, and
Harvey L. Cobb attorney.
The Board of Directors includes T.
Howard Duckett, Thomas E Hamp-
ton, Thomas D. Lewis, F. Eliot Mid
dleton, William P. Ames and Messrs
Carlson, Colpoys, Cobb, Walker and
Steward. Secretary Carlson reported
particularly good business year.
Vogt Heads Home Building.
Fred l.. Vogt was reelected for his
18th term as president of the Home
Building Association at yesterdays
annual meeting. James Morris
Woodward, who has served the asso-
citation for more than 40 years, was
reelected secretary.
Other officers include R. L. Quig-
ley, vice president; c. Edward
Beckett, vice president, Otto Her
man, assistant secretary, and Will
liam K. Reeve, treasurer. The di-
rectors are Charles G. Fleming
Luther w. Linkins. A. Lynn Nc
DoWell, George B. Roth. B. r. So
men and Stanley D. Willis. The an
nual report showed a new high
mark reached in resources during
the past year.
Storage Officers Renamed.
At the annual meeting Of the
Federal Storage Co., all directors
were retained, the board being COM
posed of Bruce Baird, Charles S.
Baker, H. Randolph Barbee, Daniel
L. Borden, Henderson S. Dunn,
Henry P. Erwin, D. P. Gaillard,
James M. Johnston, Harold H.
Marsh, Allison N. Miller, Carroll
Morgan, E. K. Morris, Donald F
Roberts. Charles G.. Treat and Crit
fifth Warfeld.
The following officers were re-
elected: E. x Morris, president;
Harold N. Marsh, vice president and
counsel: James NJ Johnston, vice
president and treasurer; H. Ran
dolph Barbee, secretary; Paul E
Tolson and S. Webster Adams, as
sistant vice presidents: A, Russell
Barbee, assistant treasurer, and
. Raymond o. Babb, assistant secre-
tary.
Zimmerman Talks on Insurance.
"Todays surplus dollars become
tonorrow's necessity dollars multi
piled three to five times or more
through life insurance" Charles j.
Zimmerman of Chicago, past presi-
dent of the National Association
of Life Underwriters, told 164 men,
bers of the District of Columbia
Life Underwriters Association at
the Lee Sheraton Hotel yesterday.
He was introduced by John L. Nc
Elfresh, Washington general agent
of the Connecticut Mutual.
James A. De Force, general agent
of the Continental-Americ an
nounced that the D. G, Life Under.
writer's Association will shortly
sponsor a 13-week radio program
over a local station WINK to
acouaint the public with its work
and purposes. A score of new men,
bers were introduced to the associa-
ton by David S. Bethune of Equi-
table. John D. Marsh. Lincoln Ma
tional general agent, presided.
New Institute Instructors.
The second semester of Washing.
ton Chapter, American Institute o.
Banking, will begin Tuesday, classe!
In business English, accounting anc
public speaking being continued
from the first half year, while foul
new subjects will be offered.
Law I will be taught by Wilbur
M. Baughman of the Federal Trade
Commission, and economics I b,
Norman E. Towson, assistant foreign
funds control, Treasury Depart
fnent