Evening star., 1941-01-15
National SAVINGS
Elects J. F. Hall
Trust Officer
Lincoln National
Directors Promote
Five Officials
BY EDWARD G. STONE

90, A.eo " 1IuSG 20. since Bruce
Bard, former vice president and
trust officer, was elected to the presi-
oency. was elected trust officer at
the annual meeting of the directors
late yesterday. He is 81 years old
and has been with the bank since
1929. t
nelson j. Foster, 36, in charge of
the investment research DEPART
ment and with the bank since 1892
was elected an assistant secretary,
and John w. Grow. 40. who ioined
the trust company in 1918 and has
oeen engaged in real estate mort
gage work, was named assistant real
estate officer. The following officers
were reelected:
William D. Hoover chairman of
the board; Bruce Baird, president;
William B. Willard, David Bornet
ana Barnum L. Cotton, vice presi-
dents; Frank R. Ullmer, treasurer;
=. Percival Wilson. secretary; J.
Fontaine Hall. trust officer: w. Hiles
Pardoe, real estate officer; John w.
Calvert and Osmund L. Varela. as
slstant treasurers; A. j. FAINT, John
M. Boteler, Herbert B. Lord and
Nelson J. Foster, assistant secre-
taries; Henry w. Bransom. Lester
A. Lawrence, Charles w. Fitzgerald
and Herman G. Lauten, assistant
trust officers; John w. Grow, as
sistant real estate officer, and Aud
ley A. P. Savage, auditor.
At the annual meeting of the
stockholders these directors were
reelected: Scott B. Appleby, Bruce
Baird, Charles S. Baker, James J..
Becker, Montgomery Blair, jr.;
David Bornet, Lewis T. Breuninger,
Walter C. Clephane, Clark G. Dia-
mond, Clarence Dodge, H Rozier
Dulany, jr.; Frederick A. Fenning,
William D. Hoover, Albert w.
Howard, Reginald S. Huidekoper, j.
Wriley Jacobs, Victor Kaufman,
Wilson B. Nairn, Brainard w. Par
ker, James Med. Shea, L. Corrin
Strong and William B. Willard.
Lincoln Advances Officers.
Bank, meeting late yesterday, elected
= Richard A. Norris vice president and
cashier to succeed the late James
A. Soper. He has been with the
bank for many years. is a member
of the Board of Directors and has
been vice president of the branch
at Seventeenth and H streets NV.
Two new vice presidents were
elected-Fred A. Smith and Robert
z. Lee-while Walter r. Fry and
Samuel c. Redman, jr., were made
assistant cashiers. The board elected
Arthur c. Keefer to the position of
general counsel.
Floyd E. Davis was reelected
president, Albert S. Galley, executive
vice president; J. Frank Rice, assist
ant cashier and assistant trust
officer; Helena D. Reed, assistant
trust officer; D. Hammond WetZel,
Edward H. Story and Nelson M.
Stokes, assistant cashiers; Louis
Paladini, controller; William M.
Harris, auditor, and Melvin c.
Hazen, secretary to the board.
National Capital Names Board.
Stockholders of the National
Capital Bank reelected the same
Board of Directors at their annual
meeting, as follows:
Allen C. Clark. George A. Didden,
jr.; S. Dolan Donohoe, John B.
Earnshaw, John Ford, Edgar T.
Gaddis, w. P. C. Hazen, Francis j.
Kane, Walter Leaman, Henry H.
Mckee, James OD. Moran, James
l.. Parsons, jr.; William A. Simpson,
Arthur B. Walker and Howard B.
Yost.
Other Bank Elections.
Ord Preston was reelected presi-
dent of the Union Trust Co. at the
organization meeting of the direc-
tors late yesterday. All other officers
were renamed as follows:
George E. Hamilton, vice presi-
dent, 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. Will
liam Miller, treasurer; G. Elmer
Flather and Harry F. Harding, as
sistant treasurers; Irving Zirpel,
secretary; j. Wesley Clampitt, Jr.,
assistant trust officer and assistant
secretary; Willard G.. McGraw, as
sistant trust officer; H. Norman
Glasco, auditor; Wilbur C.. Dieter,
trust investment officer.
All officers of the McLachlen
Banking Corp. were reelected for
the year 1941, including Lanier P:
McLachlen, president; Archibald
McLachlen, vice president and
treasurer; Guy D. Cowl, assistant
treasurer; G.. A. Pendleton, assistant
treasurer; c. G. Guertler, assistant
treasurer; E. M. Brotherhood, secre-
tary; K. M. Cochran, auditor, and
william M. Mcclure, branch man
ager.
M. F.. CaInan was reelected pres
ident of the Liberty National Bank,
as were all other officers. The other
officers are j. B. Skinner, vice pres
ident; w. T. Van Doren, vice presi-
dent and cashier; William V. Sim
mons, trust officer, Norman B. Frost,
general counsel; John M. O'Brien,
Lewis E. Thomas, Wales H. Jack
and L. S. Bradley, assistant cashiers.
Columbia Permanent Elects.
District Commissioner Melvin c.
Hazen was reelected president Of
the Columbia Permanent Building
Association at the annual meeting
of the stockholders Monday night:
Floyd E. Davis was reelected treas
urer and c. Clinton James attorney.
These three men have served the
association ever since it was eStab-
nshed in 1908.
Other officers include William P.
Richars, vice president; Fred A.
Smith, secretary, and Evelyn E.
Smith, assistant secretary. The
Board of Directors includes Alfred
H. Taylor, Hard R. Norton, L. Perry
West, John Saul, Walter G. Davis,
Ernest M. Colvin and Messrs, Davis,
ry.,a~ b;,IorJc CvoifI, ond Ta1opS