Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1945 — Page 5

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HEADACHES RISE

IN POLISH RULE |

Dual Co Clash Over Liquidation.

Times Foreign Service

LONDON, July 9.—As advertised, |

headaches -are alreddy beginning to

develop over the job of liquidating]

the former Polish government in London, and its holdings.

A little brassily for such a new|

regime, Warsaw through its news agency, Polpress, announced that it had formed its own commission to handle the liquidation. It didn’t like the complexion of the British treasury committee assigned to the tasig because it included members of the defiinct Arciszewski administra~ tion. - Foreign office sources, somewhat

* testily sald that the two bodies

“would not necessarily be contradictory,” indicating that the com-

+ mittee ‘which Warsaw is setting up

here would not he ignored, but hardly indicating how closely they could work together, In Debt to Britain Jan Jagodzinski, local director of Polpress, whom the London Poles recently arrested as a draft dodger but quickly released, predicted that Warsaw would not be inclined to honor certain of the exile group's financial obkgations if the Warsaw committee ‘was not given, every facility here, He said, apart from British funds used to support Polish armed forces, that the London government had } incurred a debt of between 80-90,-000,000 pounds sterling in Britain which had been used to support the diplomatic ‘corps and other government -agencles, including propaganda and welfare. It is known that British lend-lease largely - to the armed forces, totaled. 120,000,000 pounds by June 30, 1944. The amount of other credits to Poland has not yet been published. Support Continues It is understood that the British will continue to support the Polish army indefinitely, or until some kind of satisfactory switch-over to Warsaw's command can be worked out. " The British are also continuing to finance the welfare program for the families of Polish soldiers, reportedly involving some 10;000,000 pounds a year. The Communist Daily Worker charges that this British money is actually. being used to create a kind of “floating state” of reactionary Poles who simultaneously are doing everything they can to cripple the new Warsaw regime, both

politically and commercially.

PRAVDA CRITICIZES

MONDAY, JULY 9, 1945

Belgian Regert?

Popular Prince Regent Charles. above, is expected to retain his position in the Belgian government in. event pressure for abdication of King Leopold IIT results in his giving up the throne. | Prince Charles has been training Prince Baudouin, 14, the King's eldest son, for the kingship which he undoubtedly will inherit in even} of his his fathers 8 abdication.

HELICOPTER T0 PROBE VOLCANO

Secrets of Geological Freak Sought.

By SCIENCE SERVICE MEXICO CITY, July 9.—A U. S army Sikorsky helicopter will shortly hover over Paricutin -volcaro in order to. discover for the

{joint Mexican-U. 8. volcano com-

mission ‘secrets of this geological wonder that burst forth from a cornfield two and a half years ago.

In this scientific exploration the army's aig technical service command will" study performance of the latest model R6A helicopter under conditions of high altitude, turbulence and temperature similar to those in the Pacific war theater which do not exist anywhere in the United States. While making the scientific flights, Capt. George D. Colchagoff .and Flight Officer Roy: P. Beer, with 200 hours of helicopter experience, will be investigating rescue, observation, sup-

ply and liaison uses of the heli-

U. S. CATHOLIC PRESS shots Hic

MOSCOW, July 9 (U. PJ). — Pravda, the Communist party newspaper, in a blistering attack |

on the American Catholic press de-

manded: “Why permit press gangsters: to provoke. a third world war?” An article by Pravda's international observer named the “Catho-. lic World” and “Commonweal” magazine as examples of what it called “the warmongering Catholic press.” “Soviet people want to know how to explain the existence at present in America of newspapers and magazines advocating an anti-Soviet crusade,” the article said. “Some of our American friends, invoking Anglo-Saxon freedom of the press, consider such a question naive

{barrelled helicopter

The first helicopter to be used Es scientific collaboration with any country has arrived dismantled in a C47 army transport so snugly

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. ~~ ".Cendensed: Statements of Banks and Trust Companies—Members of

The Indianapolis Clearing House. Association

The Indiana Trust Company

Statement of Condition June 30, 1943

. w= RESOURCES

Cash on hand and due from banks....ssees.$ 4,208,287 35 United States government securities........ 24,319,809 11

Other bonds and securities ..ceseeseescesss 2,720,099 26 Loans and discounts....y.seesssensevecesess 3,249,068 74 Bank building «.....vves auavesensabvenvivne: 250,000 00 Other real estate owned. esses vease 10,918 21 Other assets ...icvsenesssnsinssssossnnnnss 1,047 36

Total resOUrCes sesesesssscensssssssess.$34,759,230 03

LIABILITIES

Capital seevsvisnansessassssonssasressssnees$ 1,000,000 00 Surplus... ivnievivees 1,000,000 00 Undivided profits and reserves ......eeesue. 941,093 92 Deposits (including United States war loan deposit account of $3,956,290 09)....v0v... 31,764,220 ‘88 Other liabilities «eoesnsssenesesessencennase 53,915 23

Sess sssasssstatRtn

Total liabilities sevesnnnensnnansennenes $34,759,230 03

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Bankers Trust Company

Statement of Condition June 30, 1945

RESOURCES Cash, cash items and deposits .with other

DANKE cocoesnsssatnsansennnssssnssssesessd 1,985201 09 United States government securities......... 5909074 54 Other bonds and securities .....ieeeeeeeess 298777 52 Loans and discounts «.eo.iceesssessssanses 1,019,103 08 Company's office building and banking ; ROUSE seeverneeanss vessuslsresetersiinnes 917,500 00 Furniture, fixtures and vault syeseesscsseee 7,351 95

TOtal resSOUrCes seevssevecsseissssssss $10,117,008 18

LIABILITIES CADIAL vecasnsanseraenssoisenssnsivanunsed SHN000 0

SUrplus «.eveesvsssessscccnsasessenscnssess 300,000 00 Undivided profits sveecesecscecsenoscssesesss 13384551 RESEIVES ....vvnvessssssssasssssaissessssnns 54,632 89 Deposits ..... ssssssssssnssssasssassinseses 9,058,645 06 Other liabilities vsvescsevsasnssssavenssnnes 69,884 72

Total Liabilities «vvasssesrrsrsssessssss $10,117,008 18

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

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Fidelity Trust

Company

Statement of Condition June 30, 1945

RESOURCES

Cash on hand and In banks. ...seveeseesees 3,279,110 16

United States government securities..sseess

Municipal bonds ... Loans and discounts:

Guaranteed and insured by government

agencies

EE EE

SRNR ENNIER ERIN NERA

Other 108N8 -scssssesnisssssnsnssesnsssss Furniture and fixtures s.ecsesnssansncenese «Other real estate susssssssessssscnsesssssse

4,833,850 00 19,000 00

1,020,008 22 3,415,989 13 6,000 00 None

Total resources «uosesocarensranasnsnsses $13,582,957 50

LIABILITIES

Deposits soevensssnnssrsnntennriinsannese Capital Stock seeensesviesess.$350,000 00 Surplus coovieees devreveey ves 250,000 00 Undivided profits and reserves 102,989 38

+.$11,879,968 12

T02,989 38

Total Habilities «evsssscsssnnineisssseies.$12,582957 50

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Fletcher Trust

Company

June 30, 1945

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Statement of Condition

BAN KIN G DEPARTMENT

Resources

Cash on hand and with Federal Reserve dirs cannserenarsie H078 52 0 United States securities ...eeeeeevesssecess Other bonds and securities ....ivessvnsenes Stock in Federal Reserve Bank cocovsasvens Loans and discounts «...vsievsssnssanensns ‘Bank buildings (main and 7 branches) ...... Other resources cspssssssssnscassannssnsnse

and other banks ..

Liabilities

Capital stock «uuesaessssss $1,500,000 00 Su ARAN RNNRNINAN YY 2,000,000 00

rplus ....

Undivided profits ....c.eeee 922,534 04 “Accrued interest and taxes.. Deposits AAA AES ER RRR RE RRR] TRUST DEPARTMENT

Assets as estates and trusts ....iv iii * Personal property held as custodian.....ees

veneese 10,700,228 IX

Transfer agent, registrar and trustee of corporate stock and bond issues

71,318,539 91 2,100,127 94 105,000 00 6,547,194 68 900,000 00 12,981 61

$101,063,368 34 .

$4,422,534 04 430102 89 92.775 31 96,117.95 24 $101,063,368 34

$40,852,758 25 4,067,020 41

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

packed that only one inch space! remained. After landing tests at Guadalajara, the helicopter will be assembled - there and flown to a base three miles from the volcano in full view of the cone. { - Igor Sikorsky; designer of the helicopter, is arriving in Mexico | City to participate in the double-] volcanological | opservations. Geological ‘work will be directed by Dr. L. C. Graton of Harvard and Dr. Ezequiel Ordonez Mexican geologist, while Dr. O. H. Gish of the Carnegie Institution of Washington is here to study the

|eleBtrical phenomena of the volFreedom is freedom but Americans | cano ‘which results in

lightning-

do not permit gangsters to kill rlike discharges with accompanying

people.” The Pravda piece praised Stars and Stripes, the army newspaper, for calling for close Soviet-Ameri-can co-operation.

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thtinder within the - erupting ma- § °

terial. From the leisurely hovering heli- | copter scientists expect to look down the throat of erupting Pari- | cutin to discover what happens] accomplishing in a half| hour what ordinarily takes days.

Champion Army. Father Topped

PORT HURON, Mich., July 9 (U. P.).~—Pfc. Wilbert (Pops) Fleury's wife today challenged the war department's nomination of Cpl..Chester J. Barrett of New Hampshire as the champion army father. Barrett's qualifications = were listed as: 12 children, two sets | of twins and a monthly allot- | ment check of $300. | Mrs. Fleury has 13 children, two sets of twins and the army pays her $354 a month while her | husband serves in San Francisco.

WARNS U. S.. TO QUIT SANTA CLAUS ROLE

1 LOS ANGELES, July 9 (U. P.).— | A warning against prolonged benevolence of the United States to Latin American nations was sounded last night by Dr. Osgood Hardy, | completing state department service in Panama and Santa Domingo. “The United States has spent billions of dollars to build Latin Amer-+ ican good will for the sake of ‘a united war effort,” Dr. Hardy in an interview sald, “We have achieved that unity, -but we cannot go on forever playing Santa Claus” |

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Security Trust Company Statement of Condition June 30, 1943

*- RESOURCES

Cash on hand and due from banks..........$ 3,458,027 15 United States government secupjties........ 6,280,823 53 Other bonds and securities......éeeveenves 123,049 99 Loans and discounts...seeessseesssssseness 2,324,995 83 Furniture and fIXtUreS «eeesveessrsesessase 11,022 88 Other reSOUrCeS sssssscassassssssasssssosss 13,694 51

$12,211,613 80 LIABILITIES

Capital stock esses issessnesansennssrnssvee sd 200,000 00

Preferred capital debentures...scesssssssio 130,000 00 Surplus veenns testes enenesennsssterannens 120,000 00 Undivided Profits cueevevessssssssscsssnccee 123,150 48 Reserves for taxes, retirement and QONLINGENCIeN sore vraveiinsvarisnssessare 42157 712 > UNOBrned diSCOUNtS +... civsvsresvsnsssensns 3,564 60 Dividend payable July 2, 1945 csseeevrssancss 3,000 00

Deposits EE RR IT 11,589,741 09

$12,211,613 89 Member Fedéral Deposit Insurance Corporation’

~ The Merchants ~ National Bank

of Indianapolis Statement of Condition June 30, 1945

RESOURCES

Cash on hand and on deposit with Federal Reserve Bank and other banks..........$ 34,266,414 38

United States government securities...... 53,775,031 36

Other bonds and securities civeseessesesss 4,870,208 26 Loans and discounts «.cevvrrsvssvsnsanssss 5,152,480 30 Stocks in Federal Reserve Bank csosesecees 97,500 00 Bank building «eeesisescscasivessnsacesies 900,000 00 Other resoufces . See NNINNNNIEIIRANRIIRBRRES 54894 75

Total I'eSOUrCeS “.cvessssssssssnsenes+$103,116,538 05

LIABILITIES Capital sessssessnsrscsssacsnsnesesnssess.$ 1,250,000 00 SUIPIUS sresvsrersinesssesssessescscancese 3,000,000 00 Undivided profits sevveveesissesscnssesesess 1,406,232 17 Reserve for contingencies, taxes, etC...vo000 550,000 00 Deposits (including U. 8S. War Loan * deposit account, $17,339,361.18).....v04.. 96,886,679 00 Other liabilities «..cosesvvsercsscssscasese 23,626 88

Total liabilities veesssssessseesseseses.$102,116,538 05 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

The Indiana National Bank

of Indianapolis

Statement of Condition June 30, 1945

RESOURCES

Cash on hand and on deposit with Federal .$ 72,420,885 20 156,265,579 63 $228,686,414 98

Reserve and other United States government securities ..... Other bonds and .

securities ...... visansne Stock in the Federal Reserve Bank .....evees

Loans and discounts...... Banking house «..ivvvien Acorued interest receivable .....c00000000 Other resources ....eeeees

LIABILITIES

Capital seessiessssessesssss $4,000,000 00 UB sevecccncsnnssvennes 8,000,000 00

| 22,408,638 88

360,000. 00 39,316,939 16 100,000 00

745,510 39 27,456 30

WEE a

Surpl Undivided profits -.. seeseene 3,375,406 13 $15,373,438 18

Interest, taxes and other expenses accrued and unpaid ...eeeennanane oe Dividend payable J uly 1945

Deposits (including United States government deposits $52,843,758 03).... Unearned discount v..eeee Other liabilities vovvvvvave

644,084 28 120,000 00

275,556,060 33 25,548 60 13,919 49

$291,735,038 83

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Other liabilities ssteesssesnasnsnitesnreness

The Union Trust Company

of Indianapolis Statement of Condition June 30, 1945

RESOURCES

Cash on hand and due from banks........$15977,904 14 United States government obligations...... 20,415,889 28 Other bonds and securities,..eesssesscseess 4,408,648 27 Loans and discounts «vvseeevssivessssvssss 5,156,259 24 Bank building FRNA ANBAR RARRIRRRRR aan ane 138,000. 00 Other real estate OWNEd +rvesssssssssossesen 30,393 35 Other resources esersssanacesenataransiens 61,789 06

vessnseiessnneseivenees $46,188,883 34

LIABILITIES

Capital stock tassresierisianennanasnrneveeid 1,000,000 00 Surplus +o... vnsssvasinennnns 2,000,000 00 Undivided Profits vussssssnequss veviswes 1,068,151 61 Dividend payable July 2, 1948... v00veesenee. 30,000 00 Deposits .i..iiiiisnvancnraniinnnnssnnnees 41974394 58 116,337 18.

Total liabilities 3 semana fave t 6,150,088 34

Total resources

* TRUST DEPARTMENT sey

Trust real estate tevesernasiiviassassnesen.d amas 00 Trust securities fessarensratiesnensbssnenes 34,007, 517 41

- Trustee corporation 85. 1eatenasaanes 4 Registrar stocks :

‘Member Federal Degasit Insurance Corporation:

MesEssasisasnasssassan ans 30, 00 -

American "National Bank

st Indianapolis. Statement of Condition June 30, 1945

RESOURCES

Cash on hand and on deposit with ' ’ Federal Reserve United States government securities...... 72,041,160 83 Other bonds and securities......sesesesses 1,266,614 55. Stock in Federal Reserve bank s.ccesesseees 120,000 00

Loans and discounts... ..oeeesssnveasssse 132,671,425 34 Bank buildings and equipment......,sss.. . 801,260 15 Customers’ liability account letters of credit 105,599 07

Accrued interest receivable and other id" resources Sens bsastatRsseiarennsanRarr, 276,522 58 $116,037,985 42

LIABILITIES |

Capital stock Naaessastvanscans en ivAts rsd 2,000,000 00

Surplus Cases esavssnsitnanssnsscannrinnnan 2,000,000 00 Undivided profits SHANA IIEsss cat EtIRR, 440,687 44 for taxes, interest, contingenéiés, ete. Sets esasencsannnttanne 613,673 81 Letters of credit outstanding ......ese..s 105,599 07 Interest Soflectad hut aot earned tesserae 17,993 83

States govern . ment deposits .........$15,229,052 82 . Other Stree 95,630,978 45 110,860,031. n

B X Co §116,037,985 43 Momber Ft! Dit Iam Corpor :

bank and other banks..$ 28755402 91

The Peoples State Bank

Indianapolis

Statement of Condition June 30, 1948

RESOURCES

% Cash on hand and due from banks.......++,51,54204 United States government securities........ 3,747,567 88 .

Other bonds and securities. srevasanererannne

107,747 64

Loans and discounts ....i.eeesssssassenses 1,523,377 68

Papensits Sessrsncinnnrstaninsnensndtntnennss 6,644,387 48 \ LE r————

‘Bank building and equipment........essses 332,001 DO Other real estate sehanes NTA Rt ESR ANER EINE) } +254 00 Aserued interest and other assets........... * 17,264 54. p $7170,287 23 LIABILITIES Capital and debentures.........$385,000 00 Undistributed earnings ..essvees 65,729 30 Rev Sates eRNNRNsRttRIRRES 21,143 ST 7” » x ‘sans Nn Reserves for interest, now Meu iiiisnsnees 2TH ‘ Unearned discount and other liabilities .vess 31,708 38