Evening star. [volume], September 26, 1947, Page B-14, Image 43

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Reilly Says Bankers
Will Triple Loans in
Competitive Economy
Banks will make three times as
many loans during the “coming
i competitive economy” as they did
! before the war, but the risks will
be correspondingly great and will
demand closer attention to credit
principles, John A. Reilly, president
of the Washington Board of Trade,
told the Junior Board of Commerce
yesterday.
Mr. Reilly, who is president of the
Second National Bank, declared at
the board’s luncheon in the Burling
ton Hotel that the capitalistic sys
tem can survive in the United States
only if management, labor and gov
ernment "subordinate selfish ad
| vantages."
He attacked "proponents of eco
nomic security rather than equality
of opportunity.” They are “intellec
tually dishonest” when they decry
the “profit system” but fail to men
tion that such a system is "neces
sarily one of profit and loss,” he
said.
“Since 1933 we have had a sub
sidized economy,” he explained.
“Now we are going into & free en
terprise, competitive economy. Of
course, banks prospered during the
war. It was hard for a banker to
make a mistake in granting credit
with Uncle Sam as the principal
customer. But banking will be dif
ferent from now on. Credit grant
ing, especially the elements of char
acter, capital and capacity, must
command our attention much more
as the pendulum swings back to the
coming competitive economy.”
Mr. Reilly called for a closer re
lationship between bankers and
businessmen generally. He said he
hoped that "any unfortunate ex
perience any of you may have had
with some banker will not lead you
| to advocate Government controls.”
Bids on Navy Project Asked
The officer in charge of naval
construction in the Potomac River
area today called for bids for in
stalling air conditioning in the ad
ministration and instruction bulki
ng of the Naval Air Station at Ana
costia. Bids will be opened at 11
a.m. October 22 at the Naval Gun
Factory.
Peruvian Plane to Open ]
Air Service Here Sunday !1
Inaugurating the first direct air |
service between Washington and
Chile, Peru and other South Ameri-1,
can countries, a Peruvian Inter-1
national Airways plane will arrive
at National Airport Sunday morn
ing on the first flight on the new
route.
Passengers on the first plane will
include Lt. Gen. Harold L. George,
president of the airline and war
time commander of the Air Trans
port Command, and Gen. Armando
Reveredo, air minister of Peru.
The inaugural party, arriving
here by way of Santiago, Panama
and Havana, will be guests at a
breakfast in international terminal
before proceeding to New York at
loon Sunday. The party will in
lude 10 visiting Journalists from
■>atin America, It was announced.
.odge Plans Booster Party
Columbia Lodge 126 of the Loyal
Drder of Moose will hold a booster
party to recruit new members and
to open a drive for funds for their
home for aged brothers at Moose
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