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icies which increased the .institu-
tion's assets to the present record
Of $32.219.463 from $3,250,Q00 in
1888 when he came to it.
" Mr.. Morrison, the new acting
head. Joined the. association in
1943. He has been in the mort
gage and real estate business for
28 years, % of them in the saw
ings and loan field. He was as
sociated for II years with the Bell
Savings and Loan Association in
Chicago. He said last night there
would be no change in policies
of the institution.
Directors Named Officers.
Three board members also we're
added to the list of officers. Ed
win Jacobson of the building firm
of Jacobson Bros. was named vice
chairman. a new post. Harold E.
Shelters. president of Organic
Materials, Inc, was named a vice
president, and Thomas E. Lodge,
Washington attorney. was elected
secretary. Milton I. Baldinger was
designated general counsel to take
the place of William NJ. Bastian,
who resigned as director and
general counsel last November
when he became a judge of the
United States District Court. All
other officers were reelected. but
Mrs. Jessie r. Hilderbrand, an
assistant secretary, submitted her
resignation Monday.
Officers reelected also include
Julian S. Scott, vice president;
Milton Kloeppinger, assistant vice
president: Mrs. G. E. Ballou, as
sistant secretary: Tull Ryall, treas
urer; F. Rust Bishop, assistant
treasurer.
Trade Show Ready.
Plans for the first annual Junior
Chamber of Commerce Trade
Show in the lobby of the Com
merce Department, January 1928
have been completed with %
booths ready to exhibit beginning
at 2 pm. Thursday.
Highlight of the exhibits in
clude an Acacia Life Insurance
display featuring the theme, IF
Communism Prevails-Life Insul-
ance Fails" A $100 savings bond
will be awarded the person at
tending the Trade Show who
writes the best essay on the sub
ject, How Would Combat Com
munism."
The Jaycees and the Washing
ton Board of Trade will have
booths showing the various serv-
ices they render members. Other
firms having exhibits are: W. w.
Chambers, Capital Awning Co.,
Leet Bros, Inc, Bostituch-Wi
son, Inc. Arrow Signs g. Displays,
Modern Talking Pictures, Will
liams & Heintz, Gichner Iron
Works, Alpha Process, Vincent
Finnigan. Shayne Bros, Hamilton
Hotel. Underwood Corpora ton,
American University, Smith
Transfer g. Storage Co., Leo M.
Bernstein, Milton Norwood and
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
The Trade Show queen will be
crowned Friday evening.
Agency Survey Planned.
Anticipating increased taxes,
personnel problems, and other
rising costs of agency operations,
the Agency Management Commit
tee of the National Association
Of Mutual Insurance Agents,
meeting here early this week,
agreed on plans to meet the ex-
pected emergency.
With Chairman George j.
Hauenstein, jr.. of Laurel, Miss,
presiding, the committee agreed
to undertake the task of survey
ing the complete agency opera
ton from the time the order for
insurance is taken until the policy
has been written, delivered and
paid for.
AS a result of this survey, the
committee anticipates that by the
time of the annual association
meeting later this year it will
be able to produce an efficient
model sample" agency, designed
particularly to help the smaller
agencies. The committee is pro-
ceeding on the premise that larger
agencies can hire their own eff
cheney experts, but it is the
thousands of small agencies that
need the streamlining and sys-