Evening star., 1943-01-17

Va washing tOIl tIeCI6u tWO IleF
trustees at the annual meeting, Gil
bert c. Clark and Frederick M
Nettleship. Mr.. Clark, native O.
Washington and graduate of Car
negie Institute of Technology, is as.
sistant actuary and president Of the
Middle Atlantic Actuary Club. Mr.
Nettleship is secretary of agencies
Born in England, he has lived here
20 years and is secretary of the
Board of Managers of the YMCA.
The following trustees were re-
elected: James c. Bennett, Henry
P. Blair, Allen C. Clark, Appleton P
Clark, jr.; Gilbert A. Clark; Cylde
D. Garrett, Lauriston H. Hannah, J
Leo Kolb. Charles E. Phillips, VIII
liam w. Rapley, Maurice D. Rosen-
berg, Joseph Sanders and Henry A
Willard II.
Henry P. Blair was reelected
president, Allen C. Clark secretary,
Joseph Sanders first vice president,
Gilbert A. Clark vice president and
actuary, Lauriston H. Hannah vice
president and manager of agencies,
Maurice D. Rosenberg counsel, Car
rie c. Koenig and Charles Emory
Phillips assistant secretaries, Gilbert
G. Clark assistant actuary, Frederic
M. Nettleship secretary of agencies,
Fletcher G. Benton assistant man
ager of agencies.
The company has 25 field Offices in
Delaware, Maryland, Ohio, West
Virginia and the District of Colum-
bia; 439 employees in the field Of
fees and 140 in the home office. At
the end of 1912 the company had
S155 100000 insurance outstanding,
a gain of Sl1 100000 for the year, the
annual report said.
Enterprise officers Elected.
Michael A. Keane was reelected
president of the Enterprise Build
ing Association at the annual meet
ing, with George I. Berger, execu-
tive vice president; Fred Kraus,
vice president; Martin A. Cook,
secretary; P. F. Hannah, treasurer;
Francis J. Hayes, assistant secre-
tary.
Directors: Bernard r. Edwards,
Maurice Fitzgerald, Cecil F. Glib
son, Ralph A. Judd, Frank j. Tor
rens and Messrs. Berger, Cook, Ham
nan, Keane and Kraus.
Home Building Staff Named.
Home Building Association share
holders at the 59th annual meeting
reelected Fred L. Vogt, president;
r. L. Quigley and c. Edward Beck
EFT, vice presidents; James M.
Woodward, secretary; Otto Her
mann, assistant secretary, and Will
liam K. Reeve, treasurer.
Directors for 1912 are Samuel M.
Thrift. Luther w. Linkins, A. Lynn
Mcdowell, DR.. George B. Roth,
Bright r. Sonen and Stanley D.
Willis.
Mutual officials Retained.
Shareholders of the Mutual
Building Association reelected all
officers and directors, Lindsey P.
Rawley, president; Leo Diegelmann,
vice president; Joseph T. Fitzgerald,
secretary; Joseph P. Burke, sr.,
treasurer; John F. Colbert, assist
ant treasurer: J. P. Burke, jr., as
sistant treasurer.
The directors are Percy C. Brady,
w. A. H. Church, Gale e. Pugh,
Alan B. Samuel and Edward R.
Whitman.
Brady Reelected by Board.
Directors of the Washington Loan
& Trust Co. reelected Edward l.
Brady assistant real estate officer
at the annual election. BY error
his name was omitted from the list
in The Star. Mr.. Brady has beer
an officer of the company for many
years.
Paul Primm of the Mutual Life O.
New York addressed the Insurance
Club of Washington at the January
meeting at Taft House on How
Life Insurance Fulfills Today''
Needs" Frank c. jude, president
presided at a well attended meeting
David Samskow and Jay c. Brown
have received plaques from the New
York Life head Office for OutStand'
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D. KrewSon announced yesterday
Cost Accountants to Meet.
James L. Dohr, associate professo
of accounting, Columbia University
lawyer and author, will address thu
January meeting Of the Nationa
Associate of Public Accountant
on Wartime Reserves" at th'
Hamilton Hotel, Wednesday eve
ming, dinner starting at $50. A. j
Brown, technical chairman Of Wash
ington Chapter. will preside.
Twenty-Five former employees o
Standard e. Poor's Service, il
Washington, now in the war, hel'
a dinner Friday night at the An
napolis Hotel, arrangements beint
made by Gaylord Boyer, presen
resident manager.
The Equitable Trust Co. Balti
more, is establishing banking faclli
ties at Fort Meade, the Treasur
announced yesterday.
Atlantic Coast Line RalToa
earned s2l49 on common in 1874