Evening star., 1951-06-06

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In 1921 with John Hancock Life
Insurance at Boston and in 1882
became general agent at st. Louis
He served in the same capacity
at Huntington, w. Va, before 60
ing to Albany.
He was president of the st
Louis Underwriters Association
and later president of the Hunt
ington association for two terms
Bankers Leave Late Today.
Members of the District Bankers
Association and guests will leavt
Washington late today bound foi
their 3-day convention which
opens tomorrow at the Homestead
Hot Springs, Va. Around $50 are
expected to attend.
While some bankers will motor
to the convention. most of the
group will board a special Chesa-
peake & Ohio train at pm. q
pm. Eastern standard time). They
will arrive around 10:30 pm,
Eastern standard time.
Hopalong Helps Young Savers.
The First Federal Savings &
Loan Association has Hopalong
Cassidy Club to encourage saving
by youngsters, and w. Frank Nor
rison, executive vice president, re-
ports more than 400 accounts have
been opened with the club.
Each child receives regular
passbook and a plastic coin bank
when opening an account of So or
more.
A certificate of membership des-
ignating the members rank also
Is presented, and from Hollywood
comes a letter from "Hoppy" and
instructions for continued savings
Named to National Board.
Weston P. Higgins, personnel
relations manager of woodward
& Lothrop, has been elected a di-
rector of the personnel group OF
the National Retail Dry Goods AS
sociation.
Doren D. Vest, president OF
Washington Chapter, National AS
sociation of Cost Accountants, has
called meeting of directors to-
day at 7:30 pm. in the board
room of Government Services,
Inc, 1135 Twenty-first street NV
It will be joint meeting of the
present board and new directors
eelcted in May, scheduled to carry
on new assignments for the COM
ing chapter year beginning July /
International Business Ma
chimes Corp. announced the ad-
mission of Harry E. Vogler, man.
ager of the inspection department
of the IBM plant here, to its
Quarter Century Club of employees
who have completed 25 years OF
service.
Harold E. Buchanan, who is as
sociated with tt . C. Carney Smith
Agency of the Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Co. of Newark, has been
chosen by his company to take
part in a panel discussion group
at a conference of it's representa-
tlves tomorrow and Friday in the
Pocono Mountains, Pa. Others who
have qualified for the meeting are
Harrison Brand III, Robert w
Brownell, John j. English, Leslie
jackson, David Kravtz, George
Naramore and Ralph D. Smith, jr
B. G. o. to Build Own Cars.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
has authorized the building Of
1000 all-steel boxcars in it's own
shops, it was announced by Presi-
dent Roy B. White. The B. 81 O
has been engaged during the last
year on an exceptionally heavy
car repair program.
Bankers Trust Co. and asso-
ciates were awarded yesterday two
new issues Of Baltimore County
Md, various purpose bonds ag-
gregating So million on a net in
terest cost of 2446 per cent. The
bonds are being reoffered at prices
to yield from LAO per cent to 2.6C
per cent, according to maturity.
Associated in the offering are.
Alex. Brown & Sons and Unior
Trust Co. Of Maryland.