Evening star., 1953-06-08
|O'Mohoney Is Named Director
OF North American Aircooch

DC-4's. and first to seek to offer
3 cents per passenger mile, thus
introducing the air bus.
Peyser's Deoth Mourned
In the death, yesterday, Of
Julius I. Peyser. Washington lost
one of its oldest and most re-
spected bank and business lead
ers, as well as one who devoted
half century to the practice of
law and participation in civic
affairs. 1t was in April, 1918 that
he organized the Security Saw
ingS and Commercial Bank, serv-
ing in all the years since as
president and then as chairman
OF its board. Col. Peyser, as he
was known. especially was inter-
ested in the affairs of the Dis
trlct Bankers Association and for
years was leader of the District
Bar.
New Position Greeted
Edwin T. Holland, president
OF Old Dominion Bank of Ar
lington, announced the directors
had created the Office of senior
vice president. Promotion to new
positions followed for William
E. Robey, j. H. White, jr., and
Cameron r. Dye.
In addition to these promo
tionS. Charles F.. Dortzbach.
cashier, was promoted to vice
president. The following assist
ant cashiers were promoted to
assistant vice presidents: Thomas
K. Malone, jr.. Mrs. Evelyn r.
jenkins and Paul E. Darcy.
Paul B. Allen, a staff member.
was promoted to assistant CASH
ier. -
Aetno Centennial
On the eve of it's Tooth an
nlversary, June IA, Aetna Life
Insurance Co. has more than sea
million in insurance in force in
the District, where it is repre-
Sented by the Sleeper g. Euler
General Agency. A century ago.
when it started. Aetna wrote six
policies totaling $1O,5OO worth
OF life insurance in the. District.
IPe progressive policy of the
company will be duly observed
at the forthcoming anniversary,
Club BoIIoting Todoy
Balloting for officers and di-
rectors of the Sales Executives
Club of Washington was taking
place today at the annual meet
ing in the Mayf1ower Hotel.
Nominated and unopposed for
president is David Barron of
Remington Rand. Inc. to sue
ceed Charles H. Cooke. ..
Other nominations for officers,
all unopposed. include Herbert
D. Ford. American Air Lines.
Inc, first vice president; George
w. Dick, International Business
Machines Co., second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Ruth E. Ansell, Fed
eral Lithograph Co., secretary.
and Fred Neuheim, direct mail
consultant, treasurer.
Bonkers' Group to Meet
The 25th annual meeting of
the Safe Deposit Section of the
District of Columbia Bankers
Association will be held June "a
in the Statler Hotel. A social
function at $50 pm. will be fol-
lowed by an informal dinner.
Renah F. Camalier, District
Commissioner, will be guest
speaker. Arrangements for the
dinner meeting are being con.
Quoted by John L. Cain, chair
man. .
RoiIwoy Mon Promoted
Raymond A. Payne. district
traffic representative of the Chi
cago & Northwestern Railway
system, has been appointed gen.
eral agent Of the railway in
Washington. He succeeds Harold
C. Langerude, recently made as
Sistant to the vice president in
charge of traffic in Chicago. Mr..
Payne started with the company
in the Boston agency in 1886.
He came to Washington in 1942
as chief clerk and later was
made traffic representative and
then travelling agent in Phila-
delphia. He returned here in
1949 as district traffic represent
ative.
Roscoe A. Jordan, Falls Church,
Va, has Joined the sales staff
of Wyeth Laboratories, Philadel-
phia pharmaceutical concern. He
was formerly associated with the
s. H. Hines Co. in Washington.