Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 July 1942 — Page 11

eo nm d Statements of Banks d Trust Companies—Members of |p a ° | Form New Committee & The Indianapolis Clearing House Associ ation

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The Indiana Trust Company Selement of Condition Jiu 50, 1942

RESOURCES

Cash on hand and due from banks cesses. $ 5,080,835 88 United States government securities.......... 8,161,609 11 Other bonds and securities......... veessssesss 2,608,840 56 eeeesecsssscscsne 6,311,179 13 0000 0RRRRRONONRRNNTLYS 485,000 00 Other real estate OWNBA....iosssssssrssecses 97,344 27 Other assets 5880000000000 800000008000800000 00 104 12

Total i irsvensiessarbversitarnsbabirnrnes $O21744.013 07

LIABILITIES

Capital caress snares sssssene ssevscsnssone .$ 1,000,000 00 Surplus $000 sOREsIPR IRs ss Hessen e900 0000000 1,000,000 00 Undirided profits and TESETVES...eeeeeeesessrs 5315530 22 Deposits $00 00000 NRRR0RO0NRRRNI 20,138,811 68 Other: Habilities esas reese isse eRe ESR LE 68,571 17

Total sii rrenseniunsivensersnteraniriis x 390744013 07

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Bankers Trust Company Statement of Condition June 30, 1942

RESOURCES

..$1,127,415 66 United States government securities.....oeee... 963,770 08 Other bonds and securiti 801,474 04 Cash on hand and due from banks 1,320,923 42 Company’s office building and banking house. . © 967,500 00 Other real estate owned................ gaia ans 127,630 22 Purniture, fixtures and vault......cec000ee0ees 9,875 60 Other resources ...... Cues rae eee ye 651-77

teeresessesessarnsness.. $5,319,240 79:

LIABILITIES

Capital stock .. Surplus IEF EEE N EERE ENE EE NE NEN NNNNE NNN] 300,000 00 Undivided profits S000 00000 RRRNNIRNOEOEROENITNDS 80,616 58

S00 RNORRRORNORNRNRINTLTS 4,390,927 39 Other liabilities .....coeeseecceccccccacecsesse.. 26,255 95

Total liabilities ......cc000veeeieeceees $5,319,240 79

- Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

tesrssssesesansercssessssceseas.$ 500,000 00

21,440 87

Security Trust Company

Statement of Condition June 30, 1942

RESOURCES

Cash on hand and due from banks............$1,619,854 89 United States government securities........... 1,209,156 78 Other bonds and securities.......... eesssesesss 330,113 37 Loans and discounts ses 0essreRtERRRRL LY, 2,563,199 36 Furniture and fixtures ......cecees0000000000c. 18,028 02 Other real estate OWned.....eeeceeosccsscase.. 28,129 73 Other resources SIREN NOR NRRRRRNRREROISRIROEN TS, 19,460 00

$5,787,942 15

LIABILITIES

Capital S606K ...................cnt tereeseeess.$ 200,000 00 Preferred capital debentures. .cceccscesesssennss 188,000 00 Surplus Crass agree S000 NRNNRRNRRRORNRRRNNY. 11,200 00 ii profits ++0000000000000000000008B000 42.486 41 41,386 65 10,304 82 . 5,204,564 21

$5,787,942 15

409800000000 000000000000 00s

Reaerves discounts 0000000000 ORN000DRONNNLELY, Deposits .

Member Federal Deposit Insuranee @orporation

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WAR SAVINGS BONDS

STAMPS

AVAILABLE

AT INDIANAPOLIS BANKS

Fidelity Trust @ ompany

Statement | pf > Condition June 30, 1942

I "RESOURCES

Cash on hand and | banks. havin, cesssces. $1,680,200 15 United States government securities...cco000... 1,011,150 00 Other bonds and BEC Arities. covveceeccccoecaces. 51,829 57 Loans and discoufi's seen 00 P00RRRRBOOGOOIRONNDLDS 3,565,565 ii) Furniture and fixi 8 eee es 0R0RRRRRRBRGRORONTODS 9,000 00 Real Estate: Office building . cesssssssssccvess 210,000 00 Real estate sold on . contract..ceceeeececvessss 955,867 T8 Other real estate, seis Vranas es veined vrei 5,183 24

Total resources | teeesessenensenensess. $6,588,796 49

| LIABILITIES

Deposits rsp ‘0eesessvscne Capital stock conse sessssssessss.. $350,000 00 Surplus - n0000000000000e 125,000 00 Undivided profits | li aeeeevsesssecss "55,283 93 530,283 93

Other reserves it IEA rant 11,244 68 Total Habilities! \....c.cceeeveeeceareccsss... $6,588,796 49

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tausT DEPARTMENT

$6,047,267 88

‘cher Trust _ompany 11% of Condition June 30, 1942 BANKING DEPARTMENT

| Resources Cash on hand ar: with Federal Reserve : and other ban’ csessesescccecess $16,987,792 25 United States sciirities cessesscsss 20,973,953 64 State and municial securities.. seeesss 1,380,543 00 Other securities | evseses 2,424,162 55 Stock in Federa im .e 90, 00 Loans and discoiits 5,731,265 23 Bank buildings ¢ ain and 7 Branches) and 1.096.696 z

equipment . ceee sessaveres Other real estate Other resources | ...cccecococcsssscscccssssses 14,822 14 | $54,183,656 89

Liabilities Capital stock

Preferred capits! debentures.. 70,000 00 Surplus and pro! its 1362, 473 48 $ 3.432473 48 Reserves i 636 432 90 Reserve for July 7, 1942 dividend 4 000 00 Accrued interes{ ind taxes 94 it 49 986, 37 57

$54,183,656 89

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fi TRUST DEPARTMENT Trust funds inve ceveaate .. $23,297,494 06 Trust funds uni: Eyested. se0e0se000000cc0000000 0 856,843 96 Slstomery’ secithies cecscecsesscscscsscscsnes 1 as a Orpora russ: ecsescscccscncssessssases Real estate tru:: A 5,942,995 59

Member }zderal Deposit Insurance Corporation

The Merchants National Bank

of Indianapolis Statement of Condition June 30, 1942

RESOURCES

Cash on hand and on deposit with Federal Reserve Bank and other banks $28,475,885 78 United States government securities........... 12,938,880 86 Other bonds and securities.......cceveeaeeee.. 3,460,273 93 Loans and discounts “rs 0 000000000000 00000080 00 12,247,428 86 Bank“building 900,000 00

Total IeSOUICeS ....ceecesscsncsassesscesss..$58,022,469 43

LIABILITIES

Capital .. ress veve es eeessssceess.$ 1,250,000 00 Surplus sscscccnecaposnseeasrtee 1,250,000 00 Undivided profits ssscescscssssss 1,506,596 86 Reserve for taxes, interest, etc... cccceecveccs. 342,887 78 cesivirisnatesse res 53,672,984 79

Total liabilities ....ceeeeeevsecscsrsacsec....$58,022,469 43

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation +

I'he Indiana Nitional Bank

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| | of Indianapolis Staten nt of Condition June 30, 1942

RESOURCES

Cash on hand bs nd on Deposit with Feder Reserve and other banks. ...$75,874 a 41 $149,651,065 78 United States) 'overnment securities .| 73,776,115 37

Other bonds 18,284,069 95

i 270,000 00 Loans and dizcounts 20,628,228 91 Banking hougs|.......... cevee 1,061,000 00 Other real e: ate owned...... ¢< but not 353,304 47 14,034 80

$190,261,708 91

$ 12,189,028 49 1,800,000 00 366,389 00 70,000 00 osits 175,785,684 12 t coll wi not : Interest cols $= ed @scecccsssennee 43,449 42 Other Habilifics cececeicesesenes 7,157 88

ih $190,261, 708 91 Memb: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

D : Undivided pio! its pontingencies.

The Union Trust Company

of Indianapolis Statement of Condition Junie 30, 1942

RESOURCES

' Gash on hand and due from banks ..$117724,835 44

Pitter States Soyertipent ¢ obligations......... 9,999,350 95 bonds 3,564,245 20 and discounts .......... Cokvangre very. Bd 4+ 45

Other real estate owned....cceeecceecccccsonss 558.919 45 . Other resources . 18,255 36

TOA] TOSOUICES ......cqeersssssessnsess. $30,757,249 85

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LIABILITIES Capital stock ............... sentria reavers

senses sess r ress esnnen ssaesssnvessneses

vided fits sescenssosseen DE July 1, 1942. esescscseccesss

Rabiiities Ct ar tr, Total liabilities ....c.ccocecenncnccess

TRUST DEPARTUENT oS 7,859,210 00 +, 38.431 808 886 22

: 25,716,967 00 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

American National Bank

at Indianapolis

Statement of Condition June 30, 1942

RESOURCES

Cash on hand and on deposit with Federal Reserve Bank and other banks United States treasury bills Other United States government securities. . Other bonds and securities Stock in Federal Reserve Bank Loans and discounts ... Bank buildings and eq quipment Accrued interest receivable and other resources 103 1062 7

$58,758,726 85 .

LIABILITIES

Preferred stock .. Commmen stock - Tad vided fits n at pro yeaa ae a Cae Fans sist a wee Reserve for dividend payable in comfiion stock Reserve for retirement of preferred stock: Reserve for taxes, interest, contingencies, etc.. Interest collected but not earned. ........

posits $00 0000000000000 00000000000000000 00

$50,198,155 85

Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

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The Peoples State Bank

Indianapolis.

tadment of Condition June 30, 1942

I RESOURCES

Cash on hind and due from banks.............$1,173,304 60 United Std/cs government securities.....essees. 146,450 00 Other bor: and securities cesssssssss. 165369 84 Loans and ciscounts teesssesessssssss 2,125,015 04 Bank builting and equipment. . vesessssssenssss 250,740 98 Other real =state vesssssense 32,423 22 Accrued int arest and other resources....ceoeee.. 7,551 27

Total RE sources sev 00eve $3,900,854 25

i LIABILITIES “ Capital arc debentures. ....ee.0...$372,500 00

° Undistribu’>d earnings ....ceese.. 23,133 93

Reserves | eesssses 11,669 64 . ! — § 467,803 57

Reserve fi interest, taxes, etCi..ceeseseeseenc.. 26,170 08 Unearned “iscount essevscccscsesseesesneesses 47,268 36 Deposits i i $00000000000000000000000 000 3,360,112 94

Total 1a DilitieS .ceccesecccvcescssscvscncccs. -$3,900,854 95

Mex: ser Federal Deposit Insurance Gorporaiion

Members of the new publicity

regent,

committee for the Women of the

Moose are: Seated, Mrs. Mary -Smith and standing (left to right) Mesdames Louise Holladay, chairman, Edith Monninger and Lydia Watkins, Mrs. Holladay was appointed by Mrs. Hazel Postma, senior

Water as Fuel

For Autos Seen

NEW ORLEANS, July 4 (U. P.). —Louis A. Block, retired real estate operator and amateur chemist, said today he had the answer to Eastern gasoline rationing in “hydrolene,” a fuel he claims is 50 per cent ordinary water. Other than describing the other half as a “new species of hydrocarbon,” the 59-year-old inventor would say little pending a visit to the bureau of standards at Washington where scientists will test the fuel, Mr. Block said he had two formulas, one for automobiles and one for airplanes. During a demonstration yesterday, hydrolene propelled an automobile 23.7 miles on one gallon, compared to 22.8 miles for gasoline, _ “If it'll help win the war the government is welcome to it,” he said.

MRS. CHITWOOD IS DEAD AT 91

Ex-Music Teacher Was Charter Member of Pio-

neers; Rites Monday.

‘Mrs. Louisa Rariden Chitwood, 5229 Carrollton ave., died yesterday in her home, She was 91. Mrs. Chitwood has lived in Indianapolis since 1888. She studied

organ and voice and attended an academy at Peoria, Ind., later giving organ lessons. A native of Franklin county, she was the daughter of Aquila and Ruth Ann Rariden. She was a member of the Central Avenue Methodist church and was a charter member of the Indiana Pioneers. Her husband, Dr. George Robinson Chitwood, died here in 1897. Survivors are a daughter, Miss Hazel Ruth Chitwood, Indianapolis; three sons, John A. Chicago, and George Robinson Jr. and Vaughan Rariden Chitwood, both of Indianapolis; two stepsons, C. G., Connersville, and L. P. Chitwood, Detroit, Mich.; a sister, Mrs. Martha Dalton, Hartwell, O., and a grandson, Jack A. Chitwood, Chicago. Funeral services will be held at 10 a. m. Monday in the Hisey & Titus mortuary, with burial in Crown Hill,

Mrs. Katherine Bartholome

Mrs. Katherine M. Bartholome, 72-year-old widow of Frank Bartholome, died yesterday in her home, 950 Bell st. She was a member of St. Francis de Sales Catholic church. } Survivors are a son, Francis; a sister, Mrs. Louise Rumph, Evansville, and two grandchildren. Puneral services will be held at 8:30 a. m. Monday in the Moore & Kirk northeast funeral home and at 9 a. m. in the church. Burial will be in Crown Hill

6. 0. P. WOMAN ~ LEADER DEAD

Mrs. Bessie Leedy L cedy Gonaives Headed Lawrence Twp. Political Group.

Mrs. Bessie Leedy Conarroe, lifes long Indianapolis resident and pres= ident of the Lawrence Township Woman's Republican club, died yes=: terday at Methodist hospital after a month's illness. In ill health &

year, she lived at 8611 E, 46th st. Mrs. Conarroe was educated in: the Indianapolis schools and was . a primary teacher here before her marriage to Shelton H. Connaroe, July 12, 1924. She was the daughter of the late William H. Leedy, past grand secretary of the I. 0. O. F. of | Indiana. Es A member of the Marion County Council of Republican Women and the Lawrence Methodist church, she is survived by her husband; a daughter, Mrs. Nancy C. Rose of Lawrence; a sister, Miss Grace Leedy of Indianapolis, and a grands son, Jerry Lee Rose. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Monday in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill.

Mrs. Frieda Louise Losche Funeral services will be held ag 1:30 p. m. Monday in the G. H, Herrmann funeral home for Mrs. Frieda Louise Losche, 26-year-old

wife of Theodore C. H. Losche, vege= table commission merchant, who died Thursday in Methodist hospi= tal. Burial will be in Washington Park. Mrs. Losche lived at 609 Terrace ave., and had been in ill health. a short time. She was a graduate of Southport high school. She was = | a member of Friedens Evangelical and Reformed church. Besides her husband, she is sur= vived by two sons, Robert and Here bert Losche; a daughter, Chariene; her parents, Mr. and Mrs." Henry Heldman, and a brother, Henry, all of Indianapolis.

NE. A TO ee ; HERE NEXT SUMMER

The National Education -associa= tion will hold its annual convention in Indianapolis in late June and early July next year, according to word received by Robert H, Wyatt, executive secretary of the Indiana State Teachers’ association. Directors of the association, now in convention at Denver, said final approval of Indianapolis depends upon arrangements for hotel ace commodations. Henry T. Davis, secretary-manager of the Indiane apolis Convention and Publicity bureau, said the city would be able to accommodate the 5000 teachers and educators expected. The last N. E. A. convention in Indianapolis was in 1926.

FOR NAVY REVEALED

WASHINGTON, July 4 (U. P.).— A report of the senate naval affairs committee on operations during fiscal year 1942 revealed today that congress authorized a 3,450,000-ton increase in naval strength at a cost of more than $12,521,043,000. The committee reported this breakdown in increased tonnage: Various combatant vessels—150,000 tons at cost of $633,543,000; submarines—200,000 tons at $887,~ 500,000, and auxiliary vessels—1,200,~ 000 tons at $2,500,000,000. The recently approved $8,500,000,000 naval expansion bill approved for 500,000 tons of aircraft carriers, 500,000 tons of cruisers, 900,000 tons of destroyers, 800 tons of small vessels and the acquisition of 200 additional smaller ships.

MRS. LAURA MOORE DIES FROM BURNS

Mrs.. Laura Moore, operator of a rooming house at 867 Fletcher ave., died yesterday at City hospital from burns received when a lighted cigaret ignited a blanket as she slept in a chair. James Dutro, a roomer, heard her screams and tore the blazing blanket from her. Mrs. Moore is survived by two sons, Russell B. Moore and Elisworth McClure, both of Indianapolis. Services will be held at 9:30 a. m. Monday in the Bert S. Gadd funeral - home, with burial at Ander-

son cemetery.

12 BILLION INCREASE motorist KiLLED

IN UPSTATE CRASH

FT. WAYNE, July 4 (U. P.)—= Donald Clyde Giesseman, about 30, of Indianapolis, died in St. Joseph's hospital here last night of injuries’ received earlier in the day when the auto in which he was riding collided head-on with a Greyhound bus on U. S. highway 24, eight miles east of New Haven, A companion, George Atkinson Jr., 19, of Port Clinton, O., is in “fair” condition at thie Methodist hospital. No one on the bus suffered more than bruises, police said.

The Indianapolis city directury does not list Mr. Giesseman,

MRS. MARY J. DOSS “& DIES HERE AT 68

Funeral services will be held af 10 a. m. Monday in Shirley Brothers central chapel for Mrs, Mary Jane Doss, 1404 Central ave. who died Thursday in her home after an illness of two years. Burial will be in Washington park. Mrs. Doss was the wife of W. H Doss and was born March 1, 1874, in Macon county, Tenn. She came , ¥ to Indianapolis in 1920, : or Besides her husband, she is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Lillie Mae Gibson and Mrs. Lassie B. Porter, both of Indianapolis.

Hamilton and E. Washington sts.