Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21


ings and Loan Association, was
elected first vice president.
Julius A. Maedel, president Of
Washington Permanent Building
Association, was elected second
vice president and placed in line
for the presidency two years
hence. His father, the late Julius
a. Maedel. ST.. also was president
of Washington Permanent and
was the leagues first president
In 10000.
Camp, Buckley Reelected
F. Wilson Camp, executive
vice president Of District Build
ing and Loan Association, was
elected league secretary for his
10th consecutive term and Rob-
ert E. Buckley, president Of Ma
tional Permanent Savings and
Loan Association, was elected
league treasurer for his 18th
term.
Bruce Bryan, who was ap-
pointed executive secretary Of
the league several months ago.
attended his first league conven-
ton.
The leagues incoming preSi-
dent, Mr.. Burke. became associ-
ated with Mutual Building Asso-
citation in l94l and became Sec
rotary in January. 1913, a few
months before it became the
Mutual Federal Savings & Loan
Association. He was elected Mu-
tual Federal president in 1854,
and when it was consolidated
with Columbia Federal last jan
uary became vice president and
q director Of Columbia Federal.
Serves on Bank Board
He is serving a two-year term
as director of the Federal Home
Loan Bank Of Greensboro. N. c..
which has jurisdiction over asso-
Citations in this area. and is q
past president of Washington
chapter, American Savings and
Loan Institute. He was born and
educated in Washington and is
q graduate Of st. Johns College
and American Savings g. Loan
Institute.
! Mr.. Gibson Joined Northwest
ern Federal in 1888 after IS years
In investment banking. He be-
came treasurer in 1941, secretary
treasurer in l945 and president
In 1852. He has been a director
since 1913. He is a graduate Of
American Institute of Banking.
National University Law School
and American Savings & Loan
Institute. He is a past president
Of the Washington ASH chapter
and is instructor in mortgage
binding.
Mr.. Maedel joined Washing
ton Permanent in 1927. became
secretary in 1912 and president
In 1855. A native of Washing
ton. he is a graduate Of Friends
School, National University Law
School and American Savings
and Loan Institute.
Committee Designated
Elected to the leagues execu-
tive committee we're: John U.
Raymond. executive vice presi-
dent, Home Federal Savings and
Loan Association: John g. Kolb.
secretary. Oriental Building Asso-
citation; N. Lee Baxter. vice presi-
ident, American Savings and
Loan Association; Martin A.
Cook, president, Enterprise Fed
eral Savings and Loan Associa-
ton; Charles E. Frazier. secretary,
Liberty Building Association, and
j. Hawley Smith, vice president.
Jefferson Federal Savings and
Loan Association.
Three past presidents also were
designated to serve on the COM
mittee. They we're: Mr.. Smuck,
Edward K. Jones. president of
Interstate Building Association,
and William H. Dyer. executive
vice president of Perpetual Build
ing Association.
Training Problems Stressed
The problem Of training men
and women for executive posi-
tons in the rapidly growing
savings and loan association was
emphasized by speakers at the
SECOND final business session.