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Reveals Bank Fees Former Senator McAllister Received From land Trust Company Further search into the records the State Banking and InsurDepartment has revealed that former Senator Albert R. McAllister of Bridgeton received for legal work in connection with the Vineland Trust Company durof little less than period a The allowances were years. by Vice Chancellor approved Robert Leaming of Camden and Chancellor Buchanan. McAllister's son was paid a numnotary fees. The report of the above nection with an investigation now by officials of underway present the State Department of Banking been and Insurance into receiverships of closed banks. The records show that Judge Thomas H. Brown of the Common Pleas Court of Hudson County and Charles Wolverof Camden have received sizefees for legal advice the The fees all department. recommended by Frank H. Smith, retired Banking Commissioner, Republican, who was succeeded by William H. Kelly, Democrat. Congressman Wolverton was lowed $26,500 in fees in 13 months from the following banks: Haddon Heights Trust Co., proved by Vice Chancellor Robert Ingersoll; Collingswood Trust, $3,500; allowed by Vice Chancellor Leaming; Merchantville Trust, $2,000, by Vice Chancellor Leaming; Glassboro Title and Trust 500, by Vice Chancellor Ingersoll, and Trust Company, $3,500, by Vice Chancellor Ingersoll. Banking Commissioner Frank Smith succeeded by Colonel was William and the DemoKelly, crats political control of the following the last elecState, tion. Many other counsel were named North Jersey bank cases, most of them Republican until the in administration when change they were ousted in favor of Democrats.
