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IDKNT: EDGAR A. JONES [SIOKNT: SCR ANTON-LACK AW ANN A TRUST CO. llDKNTi FRANK F. BROOKS K l f l D I N T , FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT PITTSBURGH COMMITTEE ON LEGISLATION W. WALTER WILSON, CHAIRMAN MILTON EDWARD HOPKINSON. JR. PHILADELPHIA CARL W. FENNINQER PHILADELPHIA G. FRED BERGER NORRISTOWN FRANK HUMMLER SCRANTON SETH T . MCCORMACK WILLIAMSPORT GEORGE W. REILY HARRISBURO CHARLES F. ZIMMERMAN HUNTINGDON H. B. MCDOWELL SHARON FRANK R. DENTON PITTSBURGH TREASURER: ROBT. M. RUTHERFORD PRESIDENT. STCILTON BANK AND TRUST CO. SECRETARYi CHARLES F. ZIMMERMAN PRESIOENT. riRST NATIONAL BANK. HUNTINGDON MILTON. PA.. FICE OF THE CHAIRMAN i l f t r # ST MILTON NATIONAL BANK MILTON. PENNA. Eon. M. S. Eooles, Governor, Federal Reserve Board, Washington, D.C. Dear Go»/ernor Ecoles: Yesterday I reoeived your letter of February 27th, with which you enclosed a copy of your address at Columbus, Ohio on February 12th, mailed to First Milton National Bank, Milton, Pennsylvania of -which institution I am the President, reprinted from the Congressional Record of February 14th, for whioh kindly aooept my thanks. Shortly after its introduction on February 5th, 1935 I received a copy of House Bill 5357 whioh I read very carefully and I must say that I was inclined to criticize Title II but I decided to "withhold criticism until I had an opportunity to further study and disouss the Bill and I not only refrained from passing judgment on it but I used my influenoe as best I could to prevent opposing resolutions being adopted at five annual Pennsylvania Bankers Assooiation Group meetings held in February. I xvas successful in this connection at the meetings of Group Two, Group Three and Group Eight. Resolutions were adopted at the meetings of Group Five and Group Six. I do not know whether copies of these resolutions have oome to your attention or not. I have read and re-read your address and I am still withholding judgment. You have oertainly presented most convinding arguments and I congratulate you. If there are any late developments which you can consistently give me in connection with this Bill in order to bring my files to date I will appreciate it if you will let me have them* Respectfully yours, Chairman.