Evening star., 1943-06-30

zog, controller of A1'''''~'''S aAfs'S '''''''A
George Wash r. E. Heitmuller.
ington University, secretary, and
Raymond G. Marx, controller, Riggs
National Bank, treasurer.
These directors were also elected
for the coming year: Harold G..
Hayden, controller, Potomac Elec-
trio Power Co.; j. E. Heberle, vice
president and controller, Capital
Transit Co.; r. D. Marshall. con-
troller, Terminal Refrigerating and
Warehousing Corp. and Reynold A.
Lee, controller of Julius Garfinckel,
Inc.
The new president, Mr.. Heitmul-
Ter, has been controller of Acacia
for 10 years, is a member of the
American Institute of Accountants,
certified public accountant in the
District and in New York. graduate
of George Washington University
Law School and New York UnNer-
sity School of Finance. He is ma
tive of Washington.
Offutt Appoints Committees.
A. Scott offutt, vice president Of
the City Bank, recently elected pres
ident of the District Bankers Asso-
citation, today announced his first
committee appointments for the
coming year, as follows:
Budget-Sidney F. Taliaferro,
chairman, vice president and trust
officer, Riggs National; Bruce Baird,
president, National Savings & Trust;
STANLEY D. Willis, trust officer, Ma
tional Metropolitan; Albert S. Cat
ley, vice president, Lincoln National.
Publicity - Thomas j. Groom,
chairman, president. Bank OF Com
merce e. Savings; Robert H. Lacey,
vice chairman. cashier, Columbia
National: G.. Elmer Flather. treas
urer. Union Trust; Barnum l.. Col
ton, vice president. National Savings
& Trust; Thomas P. Hickman, vice
president, City Bank; G. Crawford
Turnbull, cashier, Morris Plan; Rob-
ert E. Lee, vice president, Lincoln
National.
Insurance-W. L. Koontz, chair
man, president Anacostia Bank;
FIJI. Cox, vice chairman, vice presi-
dent City Bank; William L. Beale.
vice president and real estate officer
American Security and Trust Co.;
George E. Fleming, vice president
and assistant trust officer Union
Trust Co.; Joshua Evans. jr., vice
president Hamilton National; j.
Frank White, president National
Bank of Washington; S. Walter
Bogley. president Bank of Bethesda;
L. v. Lampson, president Citizens
Bank of Takoma Park.
Credit Bureau Rutherford j.
Dooley, chairman. vice president and
cashier National Bank of Washing
ton; w. R. Forster, vice chairman,
vice president Hamilton National:
J. M. Rountree, vice president
Security Savings and Commercial;
Hilleary Hoskinsor, vice president
Riggs National; c. D. Ratcliffe, vice
president and treasurer Munsey
Trust: Irving Zirkel secretary Union
Trust; Joseph R. Fitzpatrick. cashier
Second National; j. Robert Sher-
wood, assistant treasurer and assist
ant trust officer Prince Georges Bank
and Trust Co.
Standardized banking forms
Richard A. Norris. chairman, execu-
tive vice president and cashier, Lin
coin National; Julius E. Lob, vice
chairman, vice president, Second
National; Howard I. Beall, jr, cash.
Ter, Anacostia Bank; George NJ.
Fisher, vice president and treasurer,
Washington Loan and Trust: David
S. Hendrick. partner, w. B. Hibbs G.
Co.: Alan B. Prosise. treasurer Ar
lington Trust. and George T. Day,
cashier, Suburban National.
War Bend Sales 1851 ,548,512.
Sales of E. F and G United States
savings bonds in the Fifth Reserve
District, outside of post Offices and
certain other Government issuing
agencies, since the drive started
totaled 1851 ,548,51225 at the end of
May. the Richmond Reserve Bank
reported today This huge sum rep
resents 9,144,813 pieces"
The Richmond Bank reported
Washington's May E. F and G sales
alone, outside post offices and other
issuing agencies. as $10,971,118, Of
which well over S6,0o0,000 were in
the E or peoples" bonds.
May sales in Maryland, outside
the post Offices. totaled $13,059 523,
while Virginia did still better with
a May total of $16,25o,164.
The report adds that since the
drive started, sales in the three is
sues in Washington have climbed to
$1l2,o18,037 25; in Maryland to S201,-
152,491.50 and in Virginia to $212,-
740,476.50. May sales alone in the
whole Fifth District totaled we'll over
$64,ooO,o00.
Planning Committee Named.
Joining in efforts of the United
States Building and Loan League to
establish an effective postwar plan
ming committee, Wilfred H. Blanz,
president of the District of Columbia
Building and Loan League, has ap-
pointed a group of Washington
building and loan leaders to work
with the national body
At yesterdays monthly meeting of
the league, he named to the new
committee Carl j. Bergman, Ed
ward K. Jones, Rudolph w. Santel-
mann. Clarence E. Kefauver and
Carl H. Ellingson. They have been
requested to begin formulating plans
at once for home rehabilitation, new
construction and financing problems
which are certain to come at the
end of the war.
Chief speakers at the final lunch
con until September were Horace
G. Russell of Chicago, general coun-
sci of the national body, and Capt.
A. D. Theobald of the Army Air
Force. Before the war, he was as
sistant vice president of the United
States league.
Directors of the National Bank of
Washington have declared the regu-
lar semi-annual dividend of 50 per
shsle, payable on July l to stock
hoFIrs of record June 80, it was
announced today by r. j. Dooley,
vice president and cashier.