Evening star., 1953-11-30
D. c. Bank cIedrings Set H-Month Record

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| TIT claims; for Virginia. the to-
tai was $$24.412,000 on 24.956
claims.
The breakdown for the Dis
trict gave 1880, 900 in pay
ments on 2.146 claims under ord
mary policies; $2,959. 900 under
group insurance on 1859 claims.
and $1,395,000 under industrial
insurance on $500 claims.
College OfficiuIs Meet
The 34th annual meeting Of
the Eastern Association of Col
lege and University Business Of
ficers is being held today at the
Shoreham Hotel, and will con-
tinue through tomorrow. More
than 800 representatives from
1914 institutions were on hand for
discussions designed to improve
the business management of such
institutions.
Little is mentioned in the
publicity of universities about
the huge yearly expenditure for
food, supplies and maintenance
in local communities. But in
the District, for instance, these
expenditures run into many mil
loins Of dollars annually by the
combined universities, without
taking into account the indi-
vidual spending of thousands Of
students.
Chief event Of the program is
an address on Painless Eco
nomics" to be given tomorrow
evening at the annual dinner by
Carter Davidson, president Of
Union College, Schenectady.
N. Y. Federal Tax Interpreta.
tions" will be the topic tomor-
row morning of two Treasury
Department officials. They are
Lester Utter, acting chief of the
Individual Income Tax Ruling
Branch, and Norman Duber-
stein, chief of the Admissions
and Communications Section of
the Excise Ruling Branch.
Is Agents Honored
Twenty-Five representatives of
the Washington general agency
of the Aetna Life Insurance Co.
have been honored for outstand-
ing achievements during the
company's recent "App Scrap"
observance. This is Aetna's fore
most national promotional pro-
gram held each fall. Paul D.
Sleeper and Joseph F. Euler,
general agents in Washington,
praised the group for their per-
formance.
The group includes j. C..
Adams, o. K. Armstrong, jr..
M. G. Beede. R, H. Caldwell, j. F.
Euler. H. c. Fisher, j. F. Hagan,
R. M. Harrell, r. j. Heinrich.
Walter Hess, jr. H. G. Lavoie,
H. H. McFarlin, H. M. Nord-
linger: C. F. O'Connell, jr., A. j.
Phillips, j. w. Redding, A. M.
Sanders, v. o. Schinnerer, E. A.
Seitz, F. N. Sever, r. G. Shinn.
F. N. Stricklin, jr., F. N. Strick-
lin, ST., S. w. Huntington and j.
T. White.
The American Marketing As
sOciatiOn will hold its winter
conference at the Mayfiower
Hotel, December 27-29. General
theme will be How Can We
Market the Output of Our Grow
ing Productive Capacity?" Neil
II. Borden. president, will pre-
side.
Top level, policy making busi-
nesSmen, Government officials
and educators will participate.
The list includes Undersecretary
of the Treasury Marion Folsom.
E. E. Ashley. Housing and Home
Finance Administration; Mall
colin p. McNair, Howard Uni
versity; DR.. Ralph Watkind of
Dun q Bradstreet. Donald Arm
strong of McCann- Erickson and
D. H. Wolfe of Colgate-Palm-
olive-Peet Co.
j. P. Chamberlain, j. E. Ham.
ilton and H. M. Shepard, rep
resentatives Of HI. j. Heinz
Co.'s Washington sales branch.
are in Pittsburg attending the
company's Seth annual sales
convention. It ends Wednesday.
c. Edgar Brown, formerly with
the Democratic National Com
mittee, has joined Theodore John
Christensen. Inc. of 3144 N
street NV, specialists in man
agement and equipment for all
types of private and public
events, including conventions.
Mr.. Brown is now director in
charge of special events for the
company.
Three new promotions on the
staff Of the Association of Amer
lean Railroads become effective
tomorrow. H. Y. Turner, C. B.
Mattingly and w. F. Belts, as
SiStantS.
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