Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22

ana supervisor Of telev1S1on, ra-
dios and appliances. He for
merly was sales counselor of Hot
point Division at Simon DISTRIBUTE
Ing Co. Of this city.
Mr.. Schneider, a native of
Washington, is well known in ad-
vertising circles. He formerly
was with S. Kann Sons and the
Young Mems Shop. In his new
capacity at Lacy's, he will super
wise advertising layouts, the copy
and production departments. Both
men will have their headquarters
ut the main store, Eighth and E
streets NV.
Kane Transfer Expands.
The Kane Transfer Co., an
nounced today through President
Francis j. Kane, that it has
entered the field of local and long
distance moving and storage of
household effects and office furn-
ture. Through affiliation with
North American Van Lines, the
company is prepared to ship to
any destination in the United
States and Canada.
Samuel S. Shriver, with years
# experience in this field, will di-
'ect the moving and storage di-
'ision for the Kane Co. with Of
Ices at 2009 Eighth street NV.
Bank Plans Meeting.
The Bank of Commerce g.
Savings will hold its annual stock
folders meeting on Thursday at
i am.
Charles w. Poole. general man
ger of Poole's Drayage Co., has
'een reelected chairman of the
deliveries division of the Mer-
hants and Manufacturers ASso-
iation. He is a past president of
he Washington Trucking Associa-
ion and currently is chairman of
hat groups Laws and Legislative
committee.
The United States Savings and
oan League today announced
lans for q personnel workshop
or savings associations in Chi
ago Friday and Saturday. Per-
onnel officers from more than $50
Rvings institutions are expected.
torman Strunk. league executive
ice president, said the purpose of
he conference is to study and ex-
hange ideas on problems Of build
ag an adequate and efficient
taft.
A speaker Friday will be C..
)onelda Schaible, personnel di-
ector of the Washington National
life Insurance Co. Henry p. Irr
I Baltimore, a past president Of
he league, will speak Saturday
n how to get people to work.
b. & o. School Starts.
The first Of hundreds of super
lsors in the operating department
+ the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
bad will start back to school to-
ay to learn how to become better
osSes." The B. & o. operating
apartment will launch it's newly
rganized supervisory Develop
aent program by introducing it
rst to top operating officials.
subsequently the week of study
ill be started down the line to
zach all supervisors. First phase
f training in human relations"
designed to teach them how to
andle people. The operators are
cling relieved of all other duties
lille attending these courses.
Safety Deposit Meeting.
The safety deposit section OF
ae District Bankers Association
as scheduled its first dinner
leeting Of the season at the Bur-
ngton Hotel Thursday night.
John e. Powell Of the legal firm
t Drury, Lynham & Powell will
the guest speaker.
Stern Office Furniture Co. al
236 Twentieth street NV. ha'
early doubled It's space with the
pening Of eight display rooms or
he second floor. President Sam
tern announced yesterday.
Aaron Goldman, president Of
ne G. B. Macke Co. Of Washing.
on, was elected president Of TIT
'ational Automatic Merchandise
lg Association at the Chicago
invention this week.
A book, o catalogue and q letter.
,ead designed by Design q Pro
uction, Inc. Of Alexandria, fol
be Arlington printing arm o.
boper-Trent. carried OF tor
Dnors In the autographed SO.
kty's recent printers contest II
charlottesville. Va.