Evening star., 1942-07-12
Committee LIST
For Bankers
Completed
Seven More Groups
Named by Reilly
Association Chief
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Association Chief
BY EDWARD C. STONE.
John A. Reilly. president OF the
District Bankers Association, yes
terday announced appointment OF
six more standing committees and
. Special Committee, completing
the association roster for the coming
year. julius E. Lob heads the In
surance Committee: Hilleary G..
Hoskinson, public relations; Millard
s. Waterman, auditing; S. William
Miller, treasury relations, and STAN
ley D. Willis, revision of D. c. code.
The appointments:
Insurance-Julius E. Lob, vice
president, Second National, chair
man; w. r. Forster, vice president,
Hamilton National, vice chairman;
B. L. Cotton, vice president, National
Savings & Trust; S. Wilson Earn
shaw, secretary treasurer, East
Washington Savings; Fred Mckee,
vice president. Security Savings IL
Commercial; Garrett A. Pendleton,
assistant treasurer, McLachlen
Bank; Francis E. Robey, cashier,
Bank OF Commerce g. Savings.
Credit bureau-H. T. Bisselle,
vice president, Riggs National,
chairman; Robert H. Lacey, cashier,
Columbia National, vice chairman;
g. Walter Bogley, cashier. Bank OF
Bethesda; Robert L. Flather, as
sistant secretary, American Security
Il Trust; r. E. Hildebrand, vice
president, National Metropolitan;
Thaddeua M. Jones, vice president,
Prince Georges Bank & Trust Co.;
P..J. Mcmahon, vice president and
assistant treasurer, Munsey Trust;
8. 8. Ogilvie, assistant cashier, Sec
end National; Irving Zirpel, secre-
tary, Union Trust.
Other Committee Members.
Public relations-Hilleary G. Hos
kinson, vice president, Riggs Ma
tional, chairman; Charles H. Doing,
vice president, Washington Loan Ss
Trust; J. Thilman Hendrick, senior
partner. w. B. Hibbs g. Co.; c. F.
jacobsen, president, National Met
ropolitan; Ord Preston, president,
Union Trust: Corcoran Thorn, pres
ident, American Security 81 Trust.
Auditing-Milliard s. Yeatman,
auditor, Hamilton National, chair
man; James D. Barrett, auditor,
American Security 6s Trust, vice
chairman; Harold w. Denison.
Riggs National; James c. Elgin,
partner, w B. Hibbs g. Co.; William
B. Mehler, jr., assistant cashier.
City Bank; G. Crawford Turnbull,
cashier, Morris Plan Bank.
Treasury relations-S. William
Miller, treasurer, Union Trust, chair
man; Stanley D. Willis, trust on
Ger, National Metropolitan, vice
chairman; E. G. Graham. president,
Hamilton National; A. M. McLach-
len, vice president treasurer, Nc
L,achlen Bank; j. r.. MCMILLAN.
assistant vice president, Riggs Ma
tional; Frederick p. H. Siddons, vice
president, American Security &
Trust. tzta
Special Studies Planned.
The Special Committee on Re-
vision Of the d. G. Code regarding
estates Of decedents and changes
In court rules regarding investment
Of trust funds, in addition to Chair
man Willis, trust ofncer OF the
National Metropolitan Bank, is
composed Of william H. Baden, vice
president and trust of1icer, Wash
ington Loan & Trust; Bruce Baird,
president, National Savings & Trust;
j. Wesley Clampitt, jr., assistant
trust officer, Union Trust; T. Stan.
ley Holland, vice president and trust
ofilcer, American Security q Trust;
Sidney r. Taliaferro, vice president
and trust oficer, Riggs National.
Mr.. Reilly said yesterday that the
Insurance Committee will study anc
make an early report on coyerags
Of all assets, both in the banking
departments and trust departments
In connection with insurance offered
BY the War Damage Corp.
Pepce Sales in Sharp Rise.
Kilowatt hour sales Of the Poto-
mac Electric Power Co. in the Dis
trict Of Columbia in June revealed
another substantial rise. company
onacials reported yesterday.
sales totaled 96,2l0,551 kilowatl
hours, against 8s,717 ,395 year ago
. Jump Of l2,493,156 hours, or 14.s:
per cent. Railroads and railways
used 21.76 per cent more electricity
than In June Of last year. Highwa,
liRl1ting showed only small in
crease but other sales were up 14.3'
per cent.
June sales were the highest o
any month this year, far exceeding
the previous peak in January, th'
report disclosed.
Decline in Home Mortgages.
Home mortgages Of $4,000 ant
less recorded in the District of Co
lumbia during May totaled 982 ant
amounted to 44,56l 900. the Fedora
Home Loan Bank Administration
reported yesterday.
The May figures reflected tn
sharp curtailment In new construc
ton because of wartime materia
shortages. District mortgage record
ings totaled $5,159,000 in April o
this year and $7,871 900 in May, 194l
Building and loan association
made 1914 loans for s2,232, 900; In
surance companies, 50 for $465, ,000
banks and trust companies, 81 10
1891 900; individuals, 343 for 81,
039 1000; others, 100 for $434,000.
Financial District Comment.
Carl G. Smuck, assistant cashie
OF the Anacostia Bank, has re
signed to enter the real estat
business and is now with Hartma
Realty, Inc. in Anacostia. H
will practice law also.
Raymond G. Marx, controller {
the Riggs National Bank, has bee
appointed chairman of the Distrit
of Columbia Control of the Con
trollers' Institute of America by tn
new president, H. G. Hayden.
About IS per cent Cf the membe