Evening star., 1951-09-16

National ASSo- Mr. Aiahouse'
,iation of Cost Accounts, a men,
Der of the Controllers Institute
If America, and is director and
charter member of the Kiwanis
Club of Northeast.
A native of Glen Rock, Pa, he
received his early education there
and attended the Thompson
School of Business at York, Pa.
ODM officials to Speak.
officials responsible for the De-
fense Mobilization program will
explain it's effects on the national
economy in an American Univer-
sity institute, registrations for
which will start Wednesday,.
Charles E. Wilson, director Of
the Office of Defense Mobilization
and honorary chairman of the in
stitute, plans to address the open.
ing session october 2. Among the
19 executives who will give first
hand reports on the programs Of
their agencies are Manley Fleisch-
mann, Michael V. Disable and
John D. Small.
The Institute of the Economics
of Defense Mobilization will be
the first Of its kind, says Presi-
dent Paul F. Douglass of AU. It
will be held each Tuesday evening
for 16 weeks at the Commerce
Department auditorium. Morris
v. Rosenbloom, special assistant
to the deputy administrator of the
Defense Production Administra-
ton, will serve as executive direc-
tor.
Returning From Europe.
N. M. Cohen, president of Giant
Food Shopping Center, Inc, and
Mrs. Cohen are aboard the Maure-
tania, which is scheduled to dock
at New York tomorrow. They are
from an 11-weeks' busi-
ness and pleasure. trip of Europe.
Under Mr.. Cohen's aggressive
leadership, Giant has made rapid
progress on its expansion pro-
gram in the last year. The chain
started with a single store which
at 3509 Georgia avenue
in February, 1886. 1t now has
% large supermarkets and two
more are coming up, one in The
Hecht Co. commercial develop
ment and the other in the S. Kann
Sons center, both in Arlington.
Tentative plans call for the
opening of the former in Deem
ber and the latter in January.
Heads Bank Speakers Unit.
Frank, M. Perley. assistant vice presi.
dent and trust investment ot1cer Of Ameri-
can Security and Trust Co., has been
the District Bankers Association. Presi-
Gent lent WALTON L, sanderson announss
tional. viii be vice Chairman 1S0
9t ,, Kisss xlll serve as chairman silosn: 81 the
ick P; H. siddons. vice president, Ameri-
can Security as vice CHAPMAN.
LOUIS Z fAIadlnl caSher OF Lincoln
National Bank. will be chairman Of the
Standardized Banking Forms committee,
with Ernest R. Wilson, vice president and
vice chairman.
ALB Chairmen Appointed.
Chairmen Of Is standing committees
OF Washington Chapter. American Insti-
tute OF Banking: were announced yesterday
BY BY, Ralph M H. Mittendorff chapter plesi-
gent ac,irit and assistant t treasurer Of American
Advisory. Kenneth Birgield, American
Security; Archives, John Graf, Suburban
Trust; Athletics, Gerald MerSe rreau, I .
ond National; Audit Frederick Daum,
Security Bank; Banquet, Stephen o. Porter,
Riggs; Debating Hugh Darling, Riggs;
Dollars and Sense. William Reading, SUBJ
burban Trust Entertainment, Miss Helen
Dwyer. Liberty National; Finance Samuel
G. Redman. jr.. Lincoln National; Forum
and Seminar. William H. Smith. Riggs:
House, Ross Totten. Washington Loan:
Membership, Claude E. Miller, American
Security; Past Presidents. Mr. Redman;
Program, Mr.. Smith; Publicity Miss
Florinda Sariego, National Savings; Public
Speaking. Allen A. Greenstreet, National
Second National.
Weymer Promoted by Safeway.
j. Dudley Weymar, who has
been retail operations manager of
District, Maryland and Virginia
stores of the Washington Division,
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