Evening star., 1953-01-13
Bank Stockholders
In Washington Elect
Eight New Directors
By Donald B. HodIey

LOn DdIlkS lOQdy eleCtSu elgnC
new directors, while those of six
other banks announced no
changes following their annual
meetings.
New directors elected at to-
days meetings included
Riggs National Bank-Maurice
K. HEARTFELT, president of Mel
vern Diaries. Inc. and this year
president of the Washington Ro-
tary Club.
National Savings and Trust
Co.-John M. Howard, general
traffic manager of the Chesa-
peake & Potomac Telephone Co.;
Garfield I. Kass. prominent
Washington real estate operator;
w. Frank Gatewood, advertising
manager of the Washington
Times Herald.
Second National Bank-Col.
Julius Goldstein. Washington
builder and Air Force veteran
of World War II.
Security Bank-Clyde E. Kel-
logg, president of the Stanford
Paper Co. of Washington.
Union TruSt-Milton w. King,
senior member of the law firm
Of King & Nordlinger.
Lincoln Natioral-James P.
Benfer. jr., trust officer.
National Savings G. Trust.
In addition to the three new
directors, stockholders of the
National Savings & Trust Co.
reelected the following direc-
tors:
Scott B. Appleby, Bruce Baird,
James M. Barnes. Montgomery
Blair, jr.; David Bornet, Lewis T.
Rreuninger, Charles Conard. C.
Leo De Orsey, Clark G. Diamond.
Clarence Dodge, Ernest w.
Greene. Albert w. Howard. An
thony F.. G. Lucas. Wilson B.
Nairn. Maurice L. Nee, Howard
B. Noyes, Brainard w. Parker,
James Med. Shea, L. Corrin
Strong, John L. Sullivan. William
B. Willard and Robert w. Wilson.
Second National Bank.
Col. Goldstein, the new direc-
tor at Second National, is
prominent builder and real estate
broker, a partner in the building
firm Of Evans, Goldstein & VAL
entine, and an officer of Capital
View Realty Co. He has been
active in the development of
Capitol View and Berkshire.
During World War II he dis
tinguished himself in the Air
Force and was awarded the
Legion of Merit. the Bronze Star.
the European theater of opera
tions ribbon with five battle
stars, the French Croix de
Guerre and special honors from
the commanding general of the
18th Army Corps and the French
1st Corps. He is a past presi-
dent of Washington Hebrew
Congregation, is on the board of
the Jewish Community Council
and is member of many civic
and fraternal organizations.
Other directors were reelected
as follows Edward F. Colladay,
v. B. Deyber, Edward T. Hard
ing, Barge L. Hartz, Frederick
A. Hessick. Arthur c. Houghton.
Karl F. Jorss. Donald F. Mac
Kenzie, Charles P. Maloney,
Charles H. Pardoe, John A.
Reilly. Charles E. Riggs. William
c. Shelton, w. R. Winslow and
William B. Wolf.
Security Bank.
Stockholders of the Security
Bank added Mr.. Kellogg to the
board and reelected other di-
rectors. All officers were re-
named.
Reelected directors were
Francis G. Addison, ir.; Dion S.
Birney. Samuel S. Blick, Frank
A. Gunther, Rudolph T. Harrell,
Aaron w. Jacobson, Edwin
jacobson, George E. Judd. John
Y. Lawrence, Fred Mckee. Ben
jamin Ourisman, Russell S. Pay
lor. Col. Julius 1. Peyser, Stacy
M Reed. Joseph Richards. ST..
and Judge Milton Strasburger.
Reelected officers were Mr..
Peyser, board chairman: Mr.. Ad-
Olson. president, and Mr.. Gun
ther, executive vice president.
Also Charles w. West, vice
president and branch manager;
J. Hanson Beall, vice president;
John o. Lehman. cashier; Fred
erick A. Daum. Carl E. Dunning-
ton, Ralph R. Kidwell. Joseph
L. Shipley. William J. Shipman
and John C. Stoddard, assistant