Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 July 1936 — Page 17

i( INGO , . HEADQUARTERS AFFECTS MANY

More Than 500,000 Men,

Women and Children Are Involved.

BY DANIEL M. KIDNEY Times Staff Writer

WASHINGTON, July 7.—More than 500,000 men, women and children in five surrounding states will be involved directly or indirectly with Regional Resettlement headquarters when it is moved to Indi-

anapolis next month, according to Administrator Rexford G. Tugwell,

There are 2863 employes scattered throughout Ohio, Illinois, In- : diana, Towa and Missouri and 350 ‘or more will be in Indianapaqlis under R. C. Smith, regional director. Termed Region 3, Resettlement Administration, the Indianapolis headquarters, to be moved from Champaign, Ill, will be one of the largest and most active. “Since its establishment, a little over a year ago, the Resettlement Administration has made rapid strides in developing its program in this region,” a headquarters official said. “Some 500,000 men, women and children in these five states are now benefiting in one form or another through this five-fold rehabilitation and land-use program. “There have been 96,238 families taken from relief rolls by means of loans or grants and are re-estab-lishing themselves once again on a self-sustaining basis.

Families Escape Starvation “Without such financial aid, thou-

sands of these farm families would

have faced starvation. They had exhausted all credit and resources.

., With the help of the Administra-

tion, these 96,238 families now are on their way back and there is no doubt that the great majority of these farmers can recover and will re-establish themselves. “Evidence of this is that already $10,000,000 of approximately $100,000,000 loaned by the Federal government has been repaid.” In addition to the rehabilitation program in the region, $2,627,917 has

been allotted for development of 12

land-use projects involving the purchase of 170,633 acres. Four of these are in Indjana, three in Illinois, seven in Missouri, three in

~-Ohio and ome in Iowa.

, parks

This acreage will be converted to and playgrounds, grazing areas and wild life refugees. primarily because erosion and other forms of land wastage, tax delinquency and increasing burdens of relief demand that this land be used to better advantage, it was explained. Eight rural and industrial communities are now under development in this region, providing homes and farms for the resettlement of 1601 destitute low-income farm families. Upon completion, these communities will be turned over to nonprofit community associations for taxing and maintenance purposes. These associations, in turn, will deal with each! resident entering -into a long-term purchase or rental agreement.

Such projects already have been |

completed and are occupied at Decatur, Ind.,, and Granger, Ia.

SUIT FOR $10,000

DAMAGES IS FILED

Auto-Traction Accident at Amity Involves Indiana Railroad.

Damages of $10,000 for alleged wrongful death James H. Ross was demanded in a suit brought by Dorothy Ross filed in Superior Court against the Indiana Railroad. » The suit complains that Mr. Ross was killed when the auto in which

'"* he was riding near Amity, Ind., was

+ struck by a traction car April 12.

Igalo warning of the approach of he traction, which closely followed another on the tracks, was given, the suit alleged.

SWINE BREEDERS INVITED TO CLASS

» » Judging Course. to to Be Given at

“on. Purdue Aug. 4.

ce» Times Special’

LAFAYETTE, Ind. July 7.—An invitation _.was extended today to all swine breeders and persons interested in judging hogs to attend Purdue University’s swine judging school here Aug. 4. The school is to be held in connection with the forty-eighth annual meeting of the Indiana Asso-

. ciation of Expert Swine Breeders.

IRAE Es Ae

Arthur Tomson, Wabash, is association president, and Clarence Beard, Frankfort, vice president.

Ann Harding's headlined flight to Europe with her daughter, successfully evading her husband's efforts to gain custody of the child, served as a crowd attracting advance notice for her appearance at a theatrical garden party in London. Accompanied by Playwright Noel Coward (in' top hat), she is seen above pushing her way through an

admiring throng.

_ | cratic rally in Brownsburg.

Townsend, Shricker to Open Campaign at Rally in Brownsburg.

Lieut. Gov. M. Clifford Townsend, Democratic gubernatorial nominee, and his running-mate, State Sena-

ernor nominee, are to open their campaign Friday night at a Demo-

Mr. Townsend and Mr. Shyicker are to be guests at 6 p. m. at a banquet in the State Bank hall under auspices of the Young Democratic Club. The Huckstep orchestra, Lebanon, is to play. An open-air rally is to be held in the town park at 8 p. m. with addresses by Mr. Townsend and Mr. Shricker. The Plainfield Boys’ School band and the Huckstep orchestra are to play.

Song Writer on Program Prof. Thomas A. Dorsey, gospel song writer, is to be presented in a concert preceding a program by a chorus of 100 voices at the Greater Phillips C. M. E. Temple Friday

night.

TO BEGIN FIGHT

tor Henry Shricker, lieutenant-gov- |

By nominating Earl Browder, the Communist Party gave Kansas

two presidential candidates from within its borders, the other being Gov. Alf M. Landon, of course. Browder, fist clenched in the leftist salute, stands beside the Kansas standard at the Communist convention in New York. James W. Ford, Alabama Negro, was named for the vice presidency.

U. S. Civil Service Positions

* ARE TO BE FILLED] =

Open Until July 20.

Several government positions paying from $2600 to $4000 a year are to be filled by civil service examinations, Frank J. Boatman, United States Civil Service Board of Examiners secretary, announced today. Applications are to be received atRoom 421, Federal Building, until July 20 for the following positions:

Inspector of locomotives, $4000 a year; criminal research statistician, $3800; cadastral engineer

surveys), various grades, $2600 to

EXCURSION

Sunday, July 12 and 26

$2.50 cinciNNAT)

Hamilton

$2.30, Oxford; $2.00, Liberty; $1.63 rales $1.20, Rushville,

Lv. 4:35 A CT Retaralng lv. Cincinnati 00 50 P. MET

Phon LI neoln 404-6405

BALTIMORE & oHIO

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te geomorphologlat, associate ecos omic geographer, associate statistie cal meterologist, all $3200; assistan$ climatologist, assistant geomorphol~ ogist, assistant economic and assistant statistical meterolos gist, all $2600. Assistant physicist (textiles), fee male, $2600; agronomist (forage crops), pathologist (virus diseases), $3000: associate agronomist (forage crops), associate geneticist (forage crops), $3200; assistant agronomist (forage crops), $2600.

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37 ARE NAMED ON BUTLER HONOR LIST

Undergraduates of Second Term Win Recognition.

The Butler University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences has released the names of the honor students for the 1935-1936 school year’s second semester. Dr. Gino A. Ratti, school of liberal arts dean, said those selected carried twelve hours or more of academic work and are undergraduates who made no grade lower than an A-minus. The list follows:

Hilton Brown Atherton, Barbara Balliner, Dorothy Barber, Margaret Davis rown, Joseph Calderon, Autie Lee Carr, Martha Cod ington, Theima Cooley, Charlotte Cox, Mary Blizabeth Davenport, Joy Alice Dickens, Joseph East tman, Dorothy or June Gray, uth G. Hamlin, Mrs. Adelaide Hayes, Catherine Heard, Betty Humphreys, Alexander Kahn, Frederick D. Kershner Jr., Gustav Klippel, Marilyn Knauss, Mary E. League, Betty Lutz, Doris Jane Meuser, Mary Minturn, June Pennington, Philip Redwine, Marjorie Schoch, David Silver, Ina N. St anley, Dorothy Thompson, Savie Thornbrough, Mary Vance Tren Miriam Vollmer, Afton White and Wilma Williams.

LOCAL REPUBLICAN MEETINGS ARE SET

Organization Sessions Scheduled

This Week.

Organization meetings for . precinct committeemen and vice committeemen in Marion County wards are to be concluded Friday, according to Frederick E. Schortemeier, Republican cgunty chairman. Tonight a meeting is scheduled for Washington Township. The Third Ward session is to be . held tomorrow night, the Sixteenth Ward meeting Thursday night and the final meeting, in the Seventh Ward, Friday night. The block system of organizing for the general election is being explained. Edwin McClure, G. O. P. secretary, said today a six-month poll of voters is to be completed by the county organization within the next two weeks.

ANDERSON TO BE SITE

OF GLADIOLUS SHOW |

Preparations Under Way for Exhibits on Aug. 15, 16. Times Special ANDERSON, July 7.—Preparations for the state show of the Indiana Gladiolus Society to be held here Aug. 15 and 16 are under way here. The show is to be held in the Gospel Trumpet camp ground dining hall, the floor of which provides 11,500 square reet of space. Amateur and professional growers are to enter exhibits in competition for $1500 in prizes.

POSTOFFICE RECEIPTS SHOW GAIN OVER 1935

Indianapolis Total of $334,238.93 Is 14.79 Per Cent Increase. .

Receipts at the Indianapolis pos office totaled $334,238,93 for June. compared to $291,148.14 in June, 1935, Adolph Serdensticker, postmaster, announced today. This was an increase 14.79 per cent, he said. Largest item was sales of stamps, which. totaled $223,451.90 last month, Sompared with $198, 670.88 in June, 1935

Condensed Statements of Banks and Trust Companies—Members of

The Indianapolis Clearing House Association

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The Indiana National Bank

Statement of Condition tute 30, 1936

RESOURCES

Cash on hand and due from Federal Reserve

and other banks

$31,605,494 21

50,606,798 14 11,300,116 77 180,000 00 12,917,697 91 330 30 1,295,346 50 171,224 11 13,035 60 34,994 81

United States government securities Other bonds and securities............. ava Stock in the Federal Reserve Bank Loans and discounts Overdrafts Bank building and equipment...... Other real estate owned Customers’ liability account acceptance.... Other resources

$108,715,038 95

LIABILITIES

$3,000,000 00 3,000,000 00 1,093,754 50 + 276,926 80

Capital Surplus Undivided profits ..... eviesrie tien iiennaine Reserves Interest, taxes and other expenses accrued and unpaid Dividend payable July ‘1, 1936 82,500 00 Deposits ............. ui ceiannsie seiewrsee 101,099,413 70 Acceptances outstanding Ceeaiay si venus 13,035 60 Other liabilities ............ ceiensianiy 279 50

$108,715,038 95

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

’

149,128 85

Fletcher Trust Company

Statement of Condition June 30, 1936 BANKING DEPARTMENT

RESOURCES

Cash on hand and with Federal Reserve Bank and other banks . United States Securities. State and municipal securities. . Other securities ..c.oeeesesceses Stock in Federal Reserve Bank Loans and discounts ..e..eee.e Bank buildings and equipment. Other real estate ....coceneseee United States securities c.cecee

$ 8,613,839 36 14,153,590 41 4,693,874 51 3,188,115 19 90,000 00 6,419,196 55 1,096,696 74 373,481 05 132,057 49 -

$38,760,851 30

LIABILITIES

Capital stock Sssssscsasesnsessd 1,500,000 00 Preferred capital debentures... 1,000,000 00 Surplus and profits ..ecc.c..oo 701,930 09 RESCIVES cusscssevocsosssnngnes Guaranteed mortgage certificates Deposits Demand : 21,272,778 86 Time 0000000000000 0000000000 13,237,691 75 First-lien trust funds. s0sccse 741,672 75 35,252,143 36

3,201,330 09 299,277 85 7,500 00

: $38,760,851 30 TRUST DEPARTMENT Trust Funds Invested ......$21,329,462 72 Trust Funds Uninvested ... 741,672 75 Customers’ Securities ....... 2,131,048 92 Corporate Trusts 19,638,708 00 Real Estate Trusts ......... 7,270,750 01 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

’

Cash on hand and due from

Other bonds and securities . Loans and discounts ....... Company’s office building and Other real estate owned..... Furniture, fixtures and vault Other resources

Capital Surplus S00 00000000000000000 Undivided profits ccececscsees Reserves Deposits

Member Federal Deposit

Bankers Trust Company

Statement of Condition June 30, 1936

RESOURCES

United States government securities «ceceess.

se ssseshscanvesTrs

Total ecsscscsscssssesccsssssscssssssssscsss $4,014,127 97

LIABILITIES

Mortgage on company’s building..ssesecscsscs Total aveseiisesssssenscsnsesesrevesnseeves 32014127 OF

banks. "0000000 $ 712,593 02 695,204 49 551,956 20 666,926 80 banking house.. 1,166,750 00 190,300 66 13,101 99_ 17,294 81

Secccerssecsssess es 0ccnesnsvscsse 2000000000000

siasseueeversereeh 500,000 00 300,000 00 217,445 61 ssdssesnscsss snes 61,330 36 esse ntescssnsecs 2,735,352 00 200,000 00

Ss4sssassnsesssss

Insurance Corporation

Security Trust Company

Statement of Condition June 30, 1936

RESOURCES

Cash on hand and due from banks... .$ T77,781 23 United States government securities.......... 239,374 64 Other bonds and securities..........ccco000.. 1,217,456 92 Loans and disccunts cesssvensenisss 1,110, 01518 Furniture and fixtures ...... sss scene eensess 17,318 34 Other real estate owned........ccco0000e00.. 138,880 09 Other resources . 33,992 04

$3,598,081 44

LIABILITIES

Capital stock cesssessessnssss.$ 200,000 00 Preferred capital debentures ........cese.... 200,000 00 Undivided profits 27,049 03 Reserves 181,252 07 Deposits 2,989,780 34

sec 00000000080000000 ©0000000000000000%000000005000

$3,508,081 44

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Cerporation

American National Bank Statement of Condition June 30, 1936

RESOURCES

Cash on hand and on deposit with Federal / Reserve Bank and other banks ........$ 9,737,987 30. United States government securities «....... 13,914,823 44 Other bonds and securities eccececececcessss 917,390 13 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank ccccevecocss 100,800 00 Loans and discounts c..cccceeecscsccscceess 4,519,770 65 Bank buildings and equipment ............. 1,000,000 00 Customers Mability account letters of credit And acCePLANCES “iv issecsevsvorsscsvsess Accrued interest receivable and other resources

52,562 19 96,266 08

$30,339,509 79 LIABILITIES

Capital Stock: Preferred Common Surplus Sess stNRNOBOIRNRIRNOORLLS Undivided profits 000000000000

ssssssssnssssess$1,800,000 00 : scccsccssssessssse 1,000,000 00 560,000 00 482,886 00 : 3,842,886 09 141,428 74 31,500 00 50,402 95 16,221 65 26,257,160 36

Reserves for taxes, int. contingencies, etc. Reserve for dividend on Preferred stock .. Letters of credit and acceptances outst’'nd’g Interest Collected but not earned ........ Deposits ......... See teusrsasmrensii neta

5 $30,339,599 79 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Surplus ....... Undivided profits

Deposits

Member Federal Deposit

The Merchants National Bank

Statement of Condition June 30, 1936

RESOURCES

Cash on hand and on deposit with Federal Reserve Bank and other banks........... U. 8. Gov't. securities......... Vesensnadr asses Other bonds and securities.....cceoee000000e Loans and discounts ......... Sressessssseass Bank building and equipment. seesencassenas Other real estate owned...... viivesusassuens

“ie tenes ute n sneer laste e

Reserve for taxes, interest, dtc Dividend payable September 30, 1936..

.$15,026,678 61 6,372,365 43 2,271,191 52 4,893,692 60 1,000,000 00 5,000 00

$29,568,928 16

LIABILITIES

1,250,000 00 792,951 18 a i » . 26, 028, 238 68

$29,568,928 16

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Insurance Corporation

State

The Marion County

Statement of Condition June 30, 1936

Bank

The Union Trust Company

Statement of Condition June 30, 1936

RESOURCES

Cash on hand and due from banks. ‘United States government obligations. ....... Other bonds and securities..................

4,742,979 40 2,907,294 79

ceriene..$ 9174472 44

~~ Fidelity Trust Company

Statement of Condition June 30, 1936

RESOURCES Loans and

The Indiana Trust Company : Statement of Condition June 30, 1936

RESOURCES

5,706,274 70 138,000 00 500 43 116,505 29

Loans and discounts ........ccccec00000enes

Bank building $0900020233999303900030300030 Other real estate 0500006000000 00000000000000 Other resources

Total resources Le seessuadusoness anes $33286,357 05

LIABILITIES

Cueva susnirststinasansnonirell 600,000 00 Capital stock 500 90 263,814 23 Deposits 2.739.008 44 Other Habilities lil iinet 176,556 78

Total liabilities crsimérssesnsedssrsese SEI 05

TRUST DEPARTMENT

* securities in safekeeping. ........$ real estate

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securities corporation scssssscssosese * stocks esse ves ses sasves

RESOURCES U. 5. government, 6 LG ana federal

land bank censiasessasassssnnrsesens Cash on hand and in DANKE. cs sssesssacsssens % Bank bldg. and equipment. ....cco00s000000000 ' ~ Other Teal estate ......cccovvsacsnscnssincnss

Cash on hand and due from bahks. sessssss.§ 6,550,728 10 United States government securities......... 3,392,609 Other bonds and securities. ......... hess ssc Loans and 806050000000 000000000006 Bank building and equipment 2 Overdrafts - Ses ses sss ess seesseseensOReRRsRseS Other real estate oWned....ccoevnvcnsoncnsee Other resources secestsecsessnssncesssnsnnss 62,392 51 Total eisisadssves sans suaanaansasusnens S15 40007484

Cash on hand and on deposit with other banks $117,944 90 U. 8. Gov't. Securities Sess tesesssenensananesn 108,941 63 bon and securities Sess ssssnsnnsnace i and discounts S80cstnnscsnnnrsenssnnnee

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Capital debentures Surplus, S90 PS SOBER OSIOEBRIREn 34.896 45 7% is rnaseisessaste Tha es sv ssinn se 144839 45 cies a catas sas susstistanassssnssse seh 2,439,537 97

P Total banking abilities creteenneeasees ns $8043 87

‘Capital 00S ePee Clo a Eien 00 Surplus Undivided

sscessssasssassassssesssss

stock Sesrsesesssesesesaseesssassnnscssd 00 > Undivided profits S200 00n0snsseteReR ja Deposits Ssessscnvesansnen ms

$521,602 00

$90 8ss sss ers suns st este RsOBRRs Rs AES S000 BBIIIBANPIEIRNANNNES S040 NNNNNsRIIOIIONRIERNIERIRRES sececiisverendanecscesnanessrsrearie ssees0essscssssonsorsRatense jasssesssMesccsscncssssnssne

TRUST DEPARTMENT

Trust - securities Ct 88

§ we EY A A Ar 7 Trust investments. . espasexses xcans. J6TITE 88

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