Evening star. [volume], April 25, 1948, Page A-18, Image 18

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REPORT OP AN AFFILIATE OF A BANK
Member of the Federal Reserve System
published in accordance with Section 5211.
U. S. Revised Statutes and the Provisions
of the Federal Reserve Act. Report as of
April 12th. 1948, of Security Storage
Company, 1140 15th street N.W., Wash
ington ,6. D. C.. which Is affiliated with
American Security and Trust Company,
15th and Penna. ave. N.W., Washington
13, D. C., Federal Reserve District Num
ber 5. Kind of business: Storing, packing
and shipping of household goods and per
sonal effects, and storage of silverware.
Manner in which above-named organiza
tion is affiliated with member bank, and
degree of control: Trust Company owns
more than a majority of stock voting at
last stockholders’ meeting and four of
Directors of Affiliate are Directors of
Trust Company.
Financial relations with bank:
Stock of affiliated bank
owned fpar valuel $ None
Loans to affiliated bank $ None
Borrowings from affiliated
bank ... $ None
Stock of affiliate regis
tered in name of bank
or known to be owned
bv bank directly or in
directly 8,640 shares
carried on our records. $216,000.00
Other obligations to, or
known to be held by,
affiliated bank $ None
Other information necessary to disclose
fully relations with bank: 694 shares held
in a fiduciary capacity by Bank voted at
last election. I, RALPH H. HOUSER, As
sistant Treasurer of the Security Storage
Company, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true, to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
(Seal.) RALPH H. HOUSER,
Assistant Treasurer.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
15th,day of April. 1948.
PAUL ALVEY, Notary Public. 1
Model Plane Show
Wins Backing of FBI,
Trade Board, Police
By Hari^r Lever
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover,
Police Chief Robert J. Barrett and
the Greater National Capital Com
mittee of the Washington Board of
Trade yesterday extended their full
support and assistance to the, third
annual National Capital Model Air
Show, scheduled for July 25.
In a letter to The Star, Mr.
Hoover declared:
"I was indeed glad to learn of
the sponsorship of your organiza
tion, together with the Veteran of
Foreign Wars and the National
Airport Club, of the third annual
model airplane meet at Andrews
Air Force Base on July 25.”
The FBI chief said that “properly
supervised activities of this type,
which serve as an outlet for the
boundless energies of youth, play a
prominent part in the lives of our
youth.” •
“I have long advocated the estab
lishment of programs designed to
utilize these energies and direct
them along healthful and educa
tional lines,” Mr. Hoover added.
"Meetings of this kind deserve the
support of all loyal and civic-minded
persons who are interested In the
future welfare of this country.”
Hope for Success.
The letter concluded with the
hope that the occasion would be
successful. “If I can be of further
assistance, please do not hesitate to
communicate with me,” Mr. Hoover
said.
Maj. Barrett said the non-profit
model air show represents an im
portant step forward in progressive
youth movement here.
“The value to the community of
competition such as the National
Capital Model Air Show is great,”
Maj. Barrett asserted. “I would
like to see more events like this and
I hope it always will be a yearly
feature on Washington’s calender
of summer attractions.”
In his statement, Joseph C. Mc
Garraghy, a past president of^the
Washington Board of Trade, and
chairman of its Greater National
Capital Committee, said:
“The Greater National Capital
Committee has watched with keen
interest the remarkable growth of
the National Capital Model Air
Show.”
Hard Work Responsible.
In adding that each year “the
attendance and entry records are
broken,” Mr. McGarraghy empha
sized that “this has not just hap
pened.”
“Hard work by those organiza
tions sponsoring th}p worthwhile
event has been the chief factor,” he
said.
He commented that the show
“now enjoys the reputation as one
of the principal civic and tourist
attractions.”
“Hie importance of keeping the
youth of this nation actively inter
ested in all aspects of aviation is
quite apparent,” Mr. McGarraghy
said. “This is not only to insure
the supply of future generals but to
teach youth the important rule of
fair play so long associated with the
air world."
In concluding, Mr. McGarraghy
said, “Hie Greater National Capi
tal Committe pledges its complete
cooperation and support of this
popular event.”
G. W. U. Political Forum
To Hear Congressmen
Senators Brewster, Republican, of
Maine, and Green, Democrat, of
Rhode Island, and Representative
Isacson, American Labor Party of
New York will speak at a political
forum to be held at 8:15 p.m. Tues
day in Lisner auditorium, George
Washington University.
The forum, with Myron L. Keenig,
Junior college dean, as moderator,
Is being' presented as the ninth
event in'the Colonikl Series Pro
gram. .
An open discussion will be held
among the three after each has
stated the policy of his party.
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