Evening star., 1951-10-01

and dean of the No., -
Junior College Prof. k0en'''
of George Washington Univer-
sity, He will speak on THE Big
Tent" a subject in which he VIII
discuss generally the Korean SIT
nation. Prof. Koenig has made a
close study of the "undeclareo
war" and it's international and
economic repercusions. The busl-
ness meeting will be followed by
a buffet supper.
The DBA has scheduled other
meetings on the third Monday in
January and in April before its
annual convention at which guest
speakers will discuss matters OF
general interest to finance and
banking.
Navy Representatives Meet.
Nearly 100 Navy representatives
from every part of the country
who deal with small businesses IN
the defense program, opened a
two-day session this morning.
Rear Admiral S. R. Edison. as
sistant chief of naval material. in
the principal address, told the
Navy men that industrial moblll-
zation is dependent on how the
small business man is treated.
Admiral Edison said more than
half of the manufacturing pro-
ductiyity and more than half the
manufacturing employment OF
the Nation are in small business
concerns.
I'VE must do everything toI
promote those programs designed
to keep small business in the mo-
bilization picture" he said.
He pointed out that the flrst
stages of mobilization. such as
the present one, impose certain
stresses on the economy that tend
to decrease our producers rather
than expand them.
The small business specialists
we're greeted by Assistant Navy
Secretary John T. Koehler, who
also stressed the Importance OF
small business in the defense ef-
forts. Today's sessions were be-
ing held at the Navy Department
and tomorrow the group will meet
all day in the Interior Depart
ment Auditorium.
Cost Accountants to Meet.
The ninth meeting of the Board
of Governors of Washington
Chapter, National Association OF
Cost Accountants. will be held
wednesday at 7:30 pm. in the
willard Hotel. Walter N. Wilson.
Federal Trade Commission, Is
president OF the chapter.
The American Foreign 1nsur-
ance Association today an
nounced the opening of an office
for the servicing Of fire, marine
and casualty risks in foreign
lands in the woodward Building
A. E. Lampe is manager OF this
Office. The Washington Office is
one of three branches OF AFlA
newly opened, the other two being
in Chicago and San Francisco,
Calf.
Tinsley Adams, president of
johnson g. Adams, Inc, South
eastern managers of Continental
Casualty Assurance Cos. is I'M
Chicago this week attending the
honor producers convention OF
the Continental company. Mr..
Adams will speak on the subJectI
of group insurance at the meeting
Aetna Plans Conference.
A special insurance conference
will be conducted tomorrow by the
Aetna Casualty and Insurance Co.
for 100 of its representatives IN
this area. The meeting will be-
held at the Columbia Country
Club. William A. Boone, man
ager of the Washington office, will
preside.
Participating in the meeting
will be L. B. Fowler, assistant
secretary; r. c. Larson. field
supervisor; F. w. Potter, field
supervisor; w. j. O'Meara, man
ager, Casualty and Surety Ad-
vertising Department. all from
Aetna's Hartford. Conn, home
Office.
Humphrey Lloyd, vice president |
and secretary of Washington
Properties, Inc, was reelected a
director of the Controllers Insti-
tute at it's goth annual meeting
today in New York. He has been
active in the institute since 1887
and was president of it's District
control in 1939-40.
Carmichael Elected.
Election of j. H. Carmichael of
Washington, president of Capital
Airlines, to the Board of Directors
Of the Board of Transportation
Association of America was an
nounced today in New York. Mr..
Carmichael became chief pilot for
Central Airlines in his early years
as a pilot and in 1886 was made
chief pilot of Capital Airlines. He
rose through various promotions
to executive vice president in 1946I
and in 1947 was elected president.
Joseph M. Silverman, registrar
of the Life Insurance Institutes
c. L. U. courses, is associated with
the Franklin Life Insurance Co.
as regional manager. Inadvert-
emily, on September 25, it was
made to appear that he was as
sociated with the Lincoln Life.