Evening star., 1951-01-10
II D. {. Banks Elect
Directors, Officials
|At Annual Meetings
By Donald B. HodIey

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executives were elected directors
at annual stockholder meetings
of four banks yesterday while
directorates of seven other banks
were reelected unchanged.
Other outstanding events Of
the meetings were a change in
the name Of the Security Savings
g. Commercial Bank to the Sc
curity Bank, effective Immediately.
and announcement by the Hamil-
ton National Bank that Joshua
Evans, jr., had been reelected
vice president to serve until jan
uary "a. when he will complete
Sc years in the banking business.
John v. Lawrence, managing
director of the American Truck
ing Association: Joseph Richards.
ST., president of the Columbia
Specially Co.. and Preston E. Wire,
president and treasurer Of Wire
Properties. Inc, were added to
the board of the Security Savings
& Commercial Bank.
r. Roy Dunn, vice president
and treasurer Of the Potomac
Electric Power Co., was elected to
the board of the Union Trust Co.
Edward L. McAleer. president Of
Equitable Cooperative Building
Association. was elected a di-
rector of the Washington Loan &
Trust Co.
Curtis S. Steuart, executive vice
president and general manager Of
L. P. Steuart & Bro. Inc. was
elected to the board of the Ham
ilton National Bank.
Directorates of the Riggs Ma
tional Bank. Lincoln National
Bank. McLachlen Banking Corp,
National Metropolitan Bank, Sec
ond National Bank, the National
Savings & Trust Co. and the Ma
tional Bank of Washington were
reelected unchanged.
Promoted by Hamilton.
Hamilton National also an
nounced the promotion of w. r..
Forster to senior vice president.
Walton L. Sanderson, first vice
president of the District Bankers
Association. was elevated to vice
president of the bank.
T. S. Mallon. jr., was promoted
to cashier; j. Lee Lynch and Will
liam j. Grady to assistant CASH
iers. Roy r. Robertson, assistant
cashier, was assigned as manager
of the Seventh Street branch and
@. w. Hauptman, assistant man
ager. was assigned to the George
town branch. William L. Ashdown.
assistant cashier, was assigned as
manager of the Seventh Street
branch and will have supervision
over the banks eight branches.
Reelected officers included:
w. J. Waller, president; Frank P. Har-
man. lr.. vice president; John M. De Marco
and Kenneth o. Hulse. assistant cashiers;
retary to the board: Richard j. watkins,
assistant cashier; Aubrey o. Dooley and
% Yeatman autditor; ;uS WIiam HGe j. De Jar
nette assistant auditor; Roger j. White
ford general counsel.
Mr.. Steuart, the new Hamilton
National director, has been as
sociated with Steuart organiza-
tions in Washington since 1927.
In addition to being an officer Of
the fuel firm, he is president of
Howard Homes. Stockholders re-
elected the following directors:
-, Paul 4. ,Appleby. Edward c., galtz.
dorm, Emory H. Bosley. William Il. Clarke
Howard W. Kacy. Fred s. Koeod. Wilfred
B. Putnam. William A. Rogers. end. Robert
w@ea 81 Waer Roger g. WSte
ford and Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt.
Three Promotions Listed.
All directors of the National
Bank of Washington were re-
elected and directors later an
nounced the reelection of officers
along with three promotions.
r. Bruce Keiner, cashier. was
promoted to vice president and
cashier. John c. Brinkman, as
sistant cashier. was elevated to
assistant vice president. F. Stew
art Geigan was elected controller.
j. Frank White was reelected
board chairman, Barnum L. Col
ton president and Rutherford j.
Dooley executive vice president
Other officers reelected were:
Edmund H. Graham, Clarence F. Nor
Parsley. Ralph G. Wilson, L. p. San
Fellipo and S. J Cosimano, vice presidents
Ralph G.: Keller, assistant vice president
Russell D. McShea, Ernest C. Hohmanr
Fonsia K. Alden and A. Leckie Cox assist;
ant trust officers; Odell s. Smith, boarc
secretary; NJ. Vance Dolbey, auditor; Louis
M Denit, trust officer and general counsel
Reelected directors-John Alden, James
W. Anderson. Edgar N Brawner, Mr.. Col.
ton, Louis M. Denit, Mr.. Dooley, Herbert
Guggenheim v. Manning Hoffman, Welly
K. Hopkins. Mr.. Howard, James j. Hughes
George Hyman. Mark Lansburgh. A: p
Mr. Norment. Mr. Smith, Waldo J. Tastet
Leo A. Walshe and Mr.. White.
Banks Name Changed.
The change in the name of the
Security Savings g. Commercial
Bank to the Security Bank was OF
general interest to customers and
1.-THE entire financial community.