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Other chairman: Trust investment,
B. Bruce Frantz, American Secur-
ity g. Trust: Standardization.
Alfred T. Souder. American Sc
curity & Trust: taxation, Miss
Mary L. Chadwick. Washington
Loan & Trust: publicity, Miss
Charlotte Engel. National Savings
g. Trust; bulletin, William E. VIE
gering, Riggs. and nominating,
Edwin B. Shaw, Riggs, Other
committee members include:
Proeram-Joseph L. Whyte, American
Trust law and egislation-Antheny. J.
Byrne. Munsey Trust: Aubrey o Dooley;
Hamilton; Herman. G LsuHten, Na1iSnsi ;Sas!
trust nvestment--Remick S, Ferguso9n.
tGsn Tcqs Ge0ysf Wsm
{ Palmer, Riggs; Nelson J. Foster Ma
ardiization-sidney c. Cousins
seeqEjtg R2DeTt Hd eTtFnde RssS
Taxation7-MrS. Tonsis K; Alden: ftn.. Nf- 3
shall, National Savings; John E, Sumter.
ir American American Security. w,r,frss purwsr
'f1Ghst BGIietinMJamss jaGnS' ( connor American
seSnTI,y August HfnTe isS 1ni9n wasb. HEgfs
ington Loan: Edward A Dent. jr;; Ma
tionai Metropolitan; J. Fontaine Hall, Ma
Tor
can Security
d. c. Building Increases.
Private building permits issued
in the District during August were
valued at S5.698,374. a gain of
238 per cent from S4,604,152 in
the previous month and ia per
cent above S4,852,791 in August,
1850, the Building Inspection
Office announced today.
Permits issued in the first eight
months of this year were valued
at $44, ,232,422, a drop of IT per
cent from S44 ,975, ,259 in the same
1850 period.
Scrap Emergency Pictured.
The Emergency Conference on
Iron and Steel Scrap called here
by the National Production Au-
thority today heard a plea for a
Nationwide effort to round up
steel and iron scrap for the busy
steel industry.
Robert w. Wolcott, chairman
of Lukens Steel Co. and chair
man of the Steel Industry Scrap
Mobilization Committee, said scrap
is on a hand-to-mouth basis and
the need for more is desperate.
He described the intensive in
dustry campaign and added: If
any American wants to know what
he can do best, this very moment,
to help in the face of the Rus
sian challenge, tell him to help US
locate more scrap. out of the p
billion tons of Americas past steel
production that are still on the
American map
Bank Shares in Demand.
In the absence of any offerings,
the bid for Second National Bank
shares has been raised to $121,
a gain of SO since the start of this
year and Sl1 above a year ago.
The bid was listed in the weekly
over-the-counter market quota
tionS issued Saturday and was So
higher than a week earlier.
The Second National has made
good progress in the last year, but
the scarcity of any offerings has
been an important factor in rails
ing the bid. dealers commented.
Speakers for Insurance Men.
Guest speakers for the goth an
nual convention of the National
Association of Mutual Insurance
Agents at Chicago October 1913
were announced today by the as
sociation's Washington Office.
They include: DR.. Alfred P.
Haake, industrial economist, Chi
cago; William H. Cove, Minnesota
Mining & Mfg. Co.; John j.
Wicker, jr., counsel, American Mu-
tual Alliance; Josh Lee, former
United States Senator from Okla
homa, and now member Of,
the Civil Aeronautics Board.
WarehOusing Aides Appointed.
Jerry P. Johnson, vice president
and general manager of Terminal
Refrigerating & Warehousing
Corp, Washington, and this year
president of the National Associa-
ton of Refrigerated Warehouses,
today announced committees for
the association.
In addition to busy schedule
as president, Mr.. Johnson will
serve as chairman of the commit
tee on legislation and as the Ex-
ecutive Committee liaison with the
Committee on Emergency Plans.
Appliance Meetings Held.
Harry c. LeeSe, branch manager
of Westinghouse Electric Supply
Co., is in charge of an open house
at the Willard today for showing
of the new 1852 TV and radio
lines. Dealers of the Washington
area attended.
Five sales executives from the
Mld-Atlantic Appliances, Inc,
WaShington' are attending the
Bendix Home Appliances fall mer-
chandising meeting at New York.
They include: I. S. Burke, S. P.
Cohen, I. Grossberg. H. P. Bright
man and T. Lewis.
William D. Murdock, Inc, ad-
vertising agency for Peoples Drug
Stores has moved its Offices to the
Warner Building.
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