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FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD WASHINGTON address official correspondence t o the federal reserve board December 24, 1931< B-619. SUBJECT: Call Condition Reports of Member Banks. Dear S i r : There are being forwarded to you today under separate cover copies of Form 105 to be used by State bank members in submitting t h e i r condition r e p o r t s as of the next c a l l d a t e . Xindly hold the blanks at your bank u n t i l you are advised by the Board to for?/ard them to the State bank members, whereupon please mail three copies to each such bank with the request that they be held pending r e c e i p t of a c a l l f o r condition reports. Please advise State bank members that p a i d - i n subscriptions to the gold notes of the National Credit Corporation should be included in loans and discounts on the face of the r e p o r t , and in " a l l other l o a n s , " item 8 of Schedule E; that indebtedness to the National Credit Association on t h e i r own borrowings should be reported as b i l l s payable against item 25 on the face of the r e p o r t , and against item 1 - c of Schedule H; and that t h e i r pro r a t a l i a b i l i t y on such borrowings by other members of the local National Credit Association should be included with "other l i a b i l i t i e s " and shown in Schedule 17 against the caption "Pro r a t a l i a b i l i t y on other banks' borrowings through local Credit Association," with a per contra item in "other a s s e t s " on the face of the report and in Schedule M, s 652 I - 2 - I t w i l l be appreciated if you w i l l kindly arrange to have the usual preliminary c l a s s i f i c a t i o n of loans and investments of reserve c i t y and of country banks in your d i s t r i c t wired to the Board within three weeks, if p r a c t i c a b l e , from the date of next c a l l report* I t i s suggested that the f i g u r e s be compared with corresponding data f o r the preceding c a l l before they are telegraphed to the Board, in order that any obvious d i s crepancies may be detected and promptly reconciled. Very truly yours, Chester Morrill, Secretary. TO ALL FEDERAL RESERVE AGENTS*