Evening star., 1952-09-14

First events on the schedule will
be the annual dinner of the Wom-
ems Committee at Hotel Statler
Tuesday night and dinner meet
ing of the Advisory Committee
from the District Bankers Asso-
citation and the chapters faculty
at Kenwood Country Club Wedres-
day night.
The annual educational dinner
will be held at Kenwood Wednes-
day, September "a. Enrolment
in pre-standard. standard and
graduate courses will take place
80 and classes will
start October 6.
Record Enrolment Seen.
Lloyd S. Carey, chapter presi-
dent and assistant treasurer Of
Suburban Trust Co., expects chap
ter enrolment to reach a new
peak this year as a result of ad-
Htional "quickie" courses for Spe-
cial purposes. Prior to enrolment
in the regular courses, these Spe-
cial courses, held during the sum-
mer and this month, already have
produced an enrolment of 125,
Mr.. Carey reported.
Jesse Engelman, first vice presi-
dent of the Richmond ALB chap
ter and assistant secretary of the
First Mortgage Corp. of that city,
will address the women's commit
tee dinner. Miss Frances Wysong,
teller of the Anacostia National
Bank, women'S committee chair
man. will preside.
Herbert D. Lawson, vice presi-
dent of the National Metropolis
tan Bank and manager of the
banks First and o Street Office.
will preside at the advisory coun-
cil-faculty dinner. He is chairman
Of the advisory council.
New Brokerage Firm Formed.
Frederick J. Bellamah, c. Will
liam Neuhauser and Joseph A.
Barrett yesterday announced the
formation of a new investment
securities firm, Bellamah, Neu-
hauser IL Barrett. with offices in
The Investment Building.
All three partners are members
Of the National Association of Sc
curities Dealers and formerly were
with Ferris & Co.
Mr.. Bellamah, a native of North
Carolina, was associated with an
other investment house before GO
ing to Ferris & Co. He is a mem
Der of the District Bar and Dis
trlct Bar Association and is a
graduate of George WASHINGTON
University and it's law school.
Mr.. Neuhauser is the son of tho
late Roy L. Neuhauser. former
prominent investment banker
mere. He attended Princeton and
IS graduate of George Washing
ton University. Before entering
The investment business he was
with Guaranty Trust in New
York.
Mr.. Barrett is a graduate Of
Holy Cross College and George
town University Before entering
the securities field here he was
with Montgomery, Ward and
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.
If Boston.
Farley on Mutual Funds.
The fourth annual Mutual
Funds Conference sponsored by
The Investment Dealers Digest at
The Statler in New York Monday
through Wednesday, will draw a
group Of Washington investment
dealers.
Bernard j. Nees, partner in
charge of the investment trust de-
oartment at Johnston, Lemon Ss
Co.. will appear on a five-man
panel OF retailers, while Ferd Nau.
1eim, Washington direct mail con-
'ultant, will conduct a forum on
1irect mail advertising.
Mr. Nees is executive secretary
II the new Washington Mutual
investors Fund. Mr.. Nauheim is
president of Fund Services of
Washington, Inc.
In addition to Mr.. Nees and Mr.
a partial list of the
Washington group includes:
-, BeInsrd Germann. Fund Services: War
,l ,nd William c. Birely, Brewer a. Backer:
salph M. Wolfe, Barrett, Herrick a. Ford:
ohn n. Cecil, johnston. Lemon a. Co.
Insurance Men Skeptical.
Members of the District Associa-
ion of Insurance Agents are some
what skeptical of the proposal to
'et up an unsatiSfied judgment
und in the District to pay victims
II traffic accidents, it was learned
However, a committee appointed
~ President William A. d'Espard
will give close study to the pro-
'osal advanced by District Traffic
Director George E. Keneipp at an
association luncheon Friday. They
will confer with Mr.. Keneipp in a
'ew weeks.
Edward K. BachSchmid of john
on & Adams, who is chairman of
he agents casualty committee.
nd Samuel S. Kaufman of Wolf
2 Cohen, who is chairman of the
legislative committee, will be CO.
;hairmen of the special commit
ee.
Bank Debts Decrease.
Washington bank debts declined
o $3.50. .437 900 in August, a drop
t Sc per cent below $1,039, ,157 900
n August, 1851, the Federal Re-
erye Bank Of Richmond reported.
hose for eight months amounted
D $8,706,947, 900, an increase of
8 per cent from $8.461 ,592, 900 a
ear earlier.
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