Evening star., 1951-01-17


ris g. Co., was elected secretar.
and Edgar B. Rouse. partner il
Rouse, Brewer 81 Becker. wa
elected treasurer.
Mr.. Cramer and Mr.. Rous
were elected directors. Mr.. Rohr
baugh. Mr.. Kreeger, Bernard !
Nees, Mr.. McCammon an
Thomas L. Anglin were re-electe
to the board.
The new board will meet in
few days and is expected to fol
low tradition by electing MI
Kreeger, the outgoing presiden
chairman. In his annual repoI
Mr.. Kreeger said exchange vol
ume broke all records in 1850 wit
291.359 shares and 1902 900 O
bonds traded.
Mr.. McCammon, a native o
Washington. finished his educa
ton at the Massachusetts, lnstl
tute of Technology. After engag
ing in manufacturing and indus
trial activities in other cities, h'
returned to Washington in 1913!
and became associated with Auch'
incloss, Parker g. Redpath. HI
was admitted to partnership II
the firm last October. He ha'
been a member of the exchange
since l941 and was treasurer be-
fore serving as vice president fol
the last year.
Heads Electric Institute.
Fred F. Jasperson, Washington
manager of the Graybar Electri
Co., yesterday was elected presi
dent of the Electric Institute o
Washington to succeed F. Charlie
Ruling.
Fred A. Lesser, Ilg Electric Co
was named vice president; Win
field Weitzel. the National Elec
tric Co., secretary, and Georg
F. Kindley, Edgar Morris Sale
Co., treasurer.
New directors include 2. W Piau..
westinghouse Electric Supply Co: B.
Kennedy. Washington Electric Co.
Harry Williamson, Williamson & Dav
Co. Reelected to the board were Fran
stetka. j. 8: Bartlett. r j A. kasT n1
rnerer and William r. McAndrew, We
liam G. Hills was reappointed managin
director.
Sales Course Planned.
Oncers and members OF tn
Sales Executives Club will coop
crate with Southeastern Univer
sity in presenting course il
practical salesmanship on L
Wednesday evenings starting Feb
ruary T., ..,.
Norman n. Barnes, sales man.
ager for Potomac Electric Power
Co. and this years president oi
the club, will head an interesting
group of instructors in the course
William M. Murray of Murray &
Hester, Inc, first vice president
and Charles H. Cooke, sales man.
ager for Judd g. Detweiler and
second vice president, also will
take part. Other club members
who will serve as instructors in
clude:
David H. Barron Remington Rand
Associations; Paul e. Burbank, Interna
tional Business Machines; Casey Britt
ican Automobiie Association: L. W: Law
der. Colonial Fuel Co; A. Jasper Moore
shannon & Luchs; Ferd Nauheim, Nau
hSsrt sfa 'fss p fevnson Ms Rslsias @
Clinics; whitney B. watkins, Eleetri
Institute of Washington: Herbert Piller
Mercury Press
Retire Hamilton.
Four veterans have retired a
the Hamilton National Bank
They are George F. Hoover. as
sistant vice president; H. H
Shackelford, assistant cashier
william M. Garrison, head of tn
Savings Department. and Jane
Hartley. in charge of records.
Mr.. Hoover, who started wit
the old Northeast Bank in 1917
was in charge of Hamilton's eigh
branches. Mr.. Shackelford starte'
with the old American Nationa
Bank in 1906 and was head pay
ing and receiving teller. Mr.. Gar
rison and Mr.. Hartley also wer
in banking for many years.
Washington chapter. Nationa
Association of Cost Accountants
will hear John A. Beckett, as
sistant professor of accounting a
Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology, at a dinner meeting at thu
Willard Hotel, starting with 6
fellowship hour at 6 pm.
Francis L. Sullivan was pro-
NOTED to controller of the Ma
tional Capital Bank at the board
meeting following the stockhold.
ers' annual session yesterday. A
graduate of Boston College anc
Syracuse Institute of Accounting
he has been auditor of the bank
for five years.
New Course at American U.
William A. Gill. former directo
of mobilization procedures an,
planning of the National Securit.
Resources Board and now a con
sulting management engineer, vii
conduct a new course, "Introduc
tion to Management Engineering.
at American University startin
February 6.
A special tax seminar for Wash
ington businessmen will be give
at Benjamin Franklin University
starting January 20. John !
Myers, practicing attorney an
accountant, will conduct tn
course two evenings a week 70
A gold award for the best news
paper advertisement for a prestig
fashion series was given to Juliu
Garfinckel g. CO. at the annua
convention of the National Retail
Dry Goods Association in Ney
York.