Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1931, Page 23

e ——————————SS——— BANKS' REOPENING | PLANIS ANNOUNGED Action to Prevent Loss Is Based on Depositors’ Limiting Withdrawals. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, November 16—A plan by which a number of banks recently closed in Maryland will be reopened without loss to depositors and with as- surance of future stability hes been made public by John D. Hospelhorn, deputy State banking commissioner. Reorganization of former personnels and introduction of new capital are es- sentials of the plan, but its principal feature is an agreement to be secured from all depositors as to the size and frequency of subsequent withdrawals Seven Others to Open. One bank already has adopted the plan and reopened its doors last Satur- day. A second is expected to reopen in a few weeks, to_be followed by six others during the Winter. Heavy withdrawals were held factors in practically all of the closures. Under the plan proposed by Mr. Hos- pelhorn all depositors upon the reopen- ing of the bank they patronize will be required to enter an agreement with the institution that their withdrawals will not. -be more than stated amounts, and will be made at minimum intervals to be stated in the agreement Can Arrange Financing. In this way, it was explained, au- thorities of the banks will know at all times how much of the funds on deposit are subject to withdrawal and to what extent, and will thereby have a definite basis for the arrangement of their financing. In addition the depositors will be asked to agree that 25 per cent of \hP:r‘ depositors’ liability be diverted to & guaranty fund to be used to maintain solvency of the bank until such time as conditions warrant_its return. Mean- time, according to Mr. Hospelhorn, the | 25 per cent will draw interest i WEDS THREE COUPLES Rockville Baptist Pastor Performs Cesemonies at Parsonage. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. ROCKWVILLE, Md., November 16.— Rev. Bertram M. Osgood, of the Baptist Church, officiated at the marriage here Saturday of Miss Martha Leona Arm- strong and Louis Hamilton Riley, l?oth of Washington: Miss Louice E. Eddings of Standardsville, Va., and George H. Burrough of Hanover, Va., and Miss Kathryn L. Leahy and John S. Mur- phy, both of Washington, all of the ceremonies taking place at the parson- age. Others to obtain marriage licenses ‘here Saturday were Kenneth G. Aber- nethy, 35, and Miss Margaret A. Wil- liams, 35, both of Washington; Alger G. Wade, 28. and Miss Lois B. Reynolds, 22, both - of Washington; George Fletcher, 25, of Washington, and Miss Mary C. Sheno, 18, of Hazelton, Pa. Martin Luther Bray, jr.. 24, of Oakton, Va., and Miss Ethel Helene Dixon, 19, of Washington; Willlam H. Cole, 21, and Miss Abble C. Camburn, 21, both of Richmond, Va.; Raymond E. Pittillo, 28, of Hendersonville, N. C.. and Mrs Ella Peggy Rohrs, 36, of Washington; Elnathan K. Nelson, 60, and Miss Blanche K. Parker, 33, both of Takoma Park, Md., end Otterbridge P. Wilt, 22, and Miss Lillian Stream, 18, both of Taylorstown, Va. PEDESTRIAN HURT Road Near Norbeck. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. NORBECK, Md. November 16— Knocked down when two autos, one of them driven by Adolph E. Gude, Wash- ington_florist, sideswipped each other near here yesterday, John Showden, 11, colored,” of Rockville, fractured leg. The boy was taken to the Montgom- ery County General Hospital, at Sandy Spring, by Mr. Gude following the acci- dent. Police say that the auto which sideswiped Mr. Gude's was the one which struck the boy, but do not have the name of the driver of the other car. MAN COMMITS SUICIDE received a Resident of Near Hume Holds Head Und>r Water. Bpecial Dispatch to Th WARRENTON, Va., November 16— Presley Stringfellow, 28 years old, com- mitted suicide by plunging his head into a shallow stream. 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