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Statement of Condition — January 1, 1953
ASSETS
Cash on Hand and in Banks.............................. S 10.,577.155.21
United States Government Bonds...................... 77.764,01.5.96
Other Bonds, Less Reserve................................ 18.786.851.53
Veterans' Mortgage Loans................................ 42.698.494.80
F.H..4. Insured Mortgage Loans........................ 114.288,960.14
Other First Mortgage Loans, Less Reserve...... 85.55 1.059.88
Investment in Savings Banks Trust Company
and Institutional Securities Corporation...... 1,419,600.00
Banking Houses ................................................ 1,936.150.00
Accrued Interest .............................................. 1,475,316.96
Other Assets ...................................................... 517,168.03
$355,017,772.51
LIABILITIES
Due 207,466 Dejiositors..................................... $323,433,206.68
Other Liabilities................................................ 3,414,436.24
Surplus, Undivided Profits and Reserves ........ 28,170,129.59
$355,017,772.51
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
trustees
George E. Roosevelt, l.st Vice-President and
Roosevelt & Son Chairman Executive Committee
Percy S. Vermilya, 2nd Vice-President
President, Vermilya-Brown Company, Inc.
Rowland R. McElvare. Secretary of the Board
Senior Executive Vice-President
DeCoursf-Y Fales, President
Samuel A. Welldon
Director, The First National Bank of the City of New York
Howland S. Davis, 3rd Vice-President
O'Donnell Iselin
Rorert H. Craft
Vice-President and Treasurer,
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Thatcher M. Brown, Jr.
G. H. Walker & Co.
Roland F. Elliman
Vice-President, Douglas L, Elliman & Co.. Inc.
Theodore T. Scudder
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
John Fiske
President, Fiduciary Trust Company of New York
F. Abbot Goodhue
Director, Bank of the Manhattan Company
Henry Sears
Henry Sears & Co.
Newbold Morris
Lovejoy, Morris, Wasson & Huppuch
Edward Streeter
Vice-President, The Bank of New York