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384 BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM S-I103 WASHINGTON ADDRESS OFFICIAL C O R R E S P O N D E N C E TO THE BOARD December 10, 19^1 Dear Si There have been forwarded to you today under separate cover the indicated number of copies of the following forms, a copy of each of which is attached hereto, for the use of State bank members and their affiliates in submitting reports as of the next call date: Number of copies Form F.R, 105 (Call 89, Revised December 19^1), Report of condition of State bank member. Form F.R. 105b (Revised August 1939), Loans and advances to affiliates and investments in, and loans secured by, obligations of affiliates. Form F.R. 105e (Call 89), Publisher's copv of report of condition of State bank member. Form F.R. 105-i (Schedule A.l, Revised December 19*il), Personal and rotail instalment paper. Form F.R. 220 (Revised August 1935)» Report of affiliate or holding company affiliate. Form F.R. 220a (Revised December 193s), Publisher's copy of report of affiliate or holding company affiliate. Form F,R. 220b (Revised February 1938), Instructions for preparation of reports of affiliates and holding company affiliates. 385 With the exception of form 105~i» a nd Schedule B of form F.R# 105> no changes have been irade in any of the forms listed above since the last time they were used. In form 105-i item 1 has been changed to segregate retail instalment paper arising from sales of automotive vehicles from other retail instalment paper. Item 2 in this form has been changed to exclude loans for the purpose of financing new construction (so-called "Classes 2 and 3** of F.H.A. Title I loans), and to include repair and modernization instalment loans other than those insured under Title I of the National Housing Act* * A note has been added to the instructions on this form which, it is hoped, will assist the banks in properly reporting their personal and retail instalment paper in Schedule A of the call report. The Comptroller of the Currency is asking national barks and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation is asking insured nonnember banks to report their holdings of personal and retail install ment paper. It will not be necessary, however, for your bank to examine the schedules submitted by national banks as was done on the last June call; this, together with any necessary correspondence, will be handled by the Comptroller's office. In Schedule B of form F.R. 105 provision has been made for reporting the par value, in addition to the book value, of United States Government obligations, It is suggested that this section of the report bo carefully scrutinized to see if the par values reported appear to be consistent with the book values. In addition to the preliminary summary of asset items 1 to 5, by classes of banks, which is now furnished the Board within three weeks after the call is made, please frrnish at the same time corresponding summary figures of the aggregate par values of Government securities as reported in the new left-hand column opposite item 1 in Schedule B. Such data should also be furnished as of future call dates. Very truly yours, L» 3) the a, Assi start Sccretary. Enclosures 7 TO TEE PRESIDENTS OF ALL FEDERAL RESERVE BAkKS
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