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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF
NEW YORK IlE H IlllB illQ ll
70'

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March 1972

SECOND FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT



Head Office ♦ 33 Liberty Street
Federal Reserve EO. Station

New York, N.Y.

10045

212-732-5700

Branch *160 Delaware Avenue

EO. Box 961
Buffalo, N.Y.

14240

716-853-1700

Relocation Office ♦ 113 South Cayuga Street
Ithaca, N.Y. 14850




607-273-2640

FEDERAL

RESERVE

BANK

OF

NEW

YORK

March 15,1972

To A ll Banks in the
Second Federal Reserve D istrict:
This edition of the directory of this Bank follows the design of the
directory we issued and sent you in F ebruary 1971, which is now super­
seded. The first p a rt is a telephone directory, listing operational m atters
on which we receive frequent telephone inquiries, the departm ents in which
they are handled, and telephone extensions to which such inquiries can be
directed.
The second part, beginning on page 25, is an organization directory,
showing the functional organization of the Bank and its departm ents and
divisions, together w ith the names of the officers, division chiefs, and cer­
tain senior staff members of the Bank. New appointm ents of officers and
changes in th eir titles are announced currently in supplements to, or revi­
sions of, our Operating Circular No. 1, “Authorized Signatures.”
The use of this directory should aid you in directing your com­
munications to the appropriate persons and units in this Bank. We will be
pleased to fu rn ish additional copies upon request.




A lfred H a y e s ,

President.

CONTENTS

Page
Telephone Directory
General inform ation fo r b anks................. 3
Head O ffice................................................... 5
Buffalo B ra n c h .............................................20

Organization Directory
Head Office
A dm inistrative Services ..........................25
Audit ...................................... .....................26
Bank Supervision and R e la tio n s .............26
Cash and C ollections.................................. 27
Foreign .................................. .....................28
Government Bond and Safekeeping
of S e c u ritie s .............................................28
L e g a l ...................................... .......................29
Loans and C re d its ............... .......................29
Open M arket Operations and
T reasury I s s u e s ............... .......................29
Personnel ..................................................... 30
Public In fo rm a tio n ....................................30
Research and S ta tis tic s ............................30
Secretary’s O ffice................. .......................31
Buffalo B ra n c h .................................................32
Directors .................................... .....................33
Member of Federal Advisory C ouncil.........33
Officers ........................................ .....................34

NOTE: The lettered Regulations referred to
in this Directory are Regulations of the Board
of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.



FEDERAL

RESERVE

TELEPHONE

BANK

OF

NEW

YORK

DIRECTORY

General information for banks
1. F or any inquiry on an operation not listed in this directory, call Bank Rela­
tions (Head Office: 212-732-5700, Extension 672 or 377; Buffalo Branch: 716-8531700, Extension 208).
2. On page 4 and the inside of the back cover are listed Head Office depart­
mental abbreviations. These abbreviations are used in the telephone directory to
indicate departm ents in which the listed operations are conducted.
3. Collect calls . A collect call can be made concerning any of the following
n a tte r s :
(a) On a sizeable adjustm ent to correct an entry on your statem ent of account
Dr because a large cash or noncash item or a cash or noncash letter was m issent from
:his Bank or from its Buffalo Branch.
(b) When a difference appears on our advice of the autom atic charge fo r a
iash letter to a paying bank, or such cash letter is not received.
(c) On a request to us to make a telegraphic tra n sfe r of bank balances in ac­
cordance w ith this Bank’s Operating Circular No. 10, paragraphs 5 and 6.
(d) On a request to us from a member bank on how to subscribe for Govern­
ment securities when the bank has not received forms therefor for timely submission.
(e) When a bank calls our A uditing Departm ent for inform ation on our
books at the request of an examiner of a supervisory authority.
( f ) When a member bank calls for advice of its reserve balance on our books.
4. In accordance w ith this Bank’s O perating Circulars, requests for currency
>r coin (No. 3, paragraph 24) or the delivery of securities from or for safekeeping
'No. 14, paragraph 11) should ordinarily not be made by telephone; if, in an
emergency, such a request is made by telephone, prom pt w ritten confirmation will
>e necessary. When an emergency telephone call is made to order cash or savings
>ond stock, or to complete a transaction such as a collection, or the delivery of securi;ies from or for safekeeping, please be prepared to furnish the required test word.
5. Requests for supplies, including forms, furnished by us should also ordilarily not be made by telephone. To avoid emergency requests for supplies, reorder
vhen your inventory has declined to about a four-week supply.




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HE A D OFFI CE D E P A R T M E N T A L
Accpt.
Acctg.
Audit.
B. Appl.
B. Exam.
Bk. Rel.
Bk. Std.
Bid. Op.
Ck. Adj.
Ck. P r.
Coll.
Comp. 0 .
Comp. P.
Cr. Dis.
Dom. Rs.
Forgn.
For. Bk.
Gov. Bd.
Int. Rs.
Man. In.
Paym. S.
Plan.
P rot.
Pub. In.
RBA
Sav. Bd.
Secur.
Secy. 0 .
Srvce.
Stat.

4




ABBREVIATION!

Acceptance
Accounting
A uditing
Bank Applications
Bank Exam inations
Bank Relations
Banking Studies
Building Operating
Check A djustm ent and R eturn Item s
Check Processing
Collection
Computer Operations
Computer Planning
C redit and Discount
Domestic Research
F oreign
Foreign Banking Regulations
Government Bond and Safekeeping
International Research
M anagement Inform ation
Paym ent Systems
Planning
Protection
Public Inform ation
Regulations and Bank Analysis
Savings Bond
Securities
Secretary’s Office
Service
S tatistics

Telephone 212-732-5700

HEAD O FFICE
A

Dept.

Acceptances .............................................................................. Accpt.
B ankers’-m onthly survey, open m arket transactions,
Regulations B and C
Trade, open m arket transactions
Accounts
Foreign central banks, foreign governments, and in­
ternational financial organizations—paym ent and
deposit of f u n d s ............................................................. Forgn.
Member and nonmember clearing banks....................... Acctg.
A djustm ents (m issing or unrecognized e n trie s ) * ...
C urrent day's opening balance*....................................
P rio r days' balances*.......................................................
Reconciliations (See Audit confirmations)
Remittance, cash l e t t e r .....................................................Acctg.
Savings bond issuing ag en ts—co nsig nm en t.................Sav. Bd.
T reasurer of United States, deposits by general de­
positaries for credit t o ...................................................Acctg.
T reasury Tax and Loan accounts
Commercial paper as c o lla te ra l....................................Cr. Dis.
Other m a t t e r s ................................................................. Gov. Bd.
Adjustments
Cash letters
C u r r e n t.............................................................................. Ck. Pr.
N o n c u rren t........................................................................Ck. Adj.
Special in q u irie s ............................................................. Ck. Adj.
Checks returned w ithout e n t r y ........................................ Ck. Adj.
Coin claims and d ifferences...............................................Cash
Coupon collection differences............................................ Coll.
Currency claims and d iffe ren c es....................................Cash
Direct sending of c h e c k s ...................................................Acctg.
Government checks—reclam atio n s..................................Coll.
Missing or unrecognized en tries*....................................Acctg.
Reserve a c co u n t....................................................................Acctg.
R eturn i t e m s ........................................................................Ck. Adj.
S afe k eep in g .......................................................................... Gov. Bd.
Savings b o n d s ......................................................................Sav. Bd.
Issuing a g e n ts ..................................................................
Paying a g e n ts .............................................................
Transfer of f u n d s ............................................................... Coll.
Advances and discounts (Regulation A ) ............................Cr. Dis.
Armed Forces Leave Bonds—red em p tio n ..........................Sav. Bd.
Armored car service, currency and c o in ..............................Cash

Extension

708
708

602
250
553
250
450
787
460
609
616

241
667
8373
8324
677
8171
598
356
540
250
250
453
260
734
633
8042
609
493
416

*For calls that can be made collect, see page 3, paragraph 3.




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Telephone 212-732-5700
Dept.

Extension

Asian Development Bank b o n d s ...........................................Gov. Bd.
Delivery ...................................................................................................242
Issue or e x c h a n g e ..................................................................................393
R egistration or t r a n s f e r ................................................... ..................632
Audit confirmations
Inform ation from this Bank’s records*..........................Audit.
590
Requests for, made by this Bank's A uditing D epart­
m ent ...................................................................................Audit.
705
A u to m atic c h a rg e p lan (fo r cash le tte r s to p ay in g
banks)* .................................................................................Acctg.
450

B
Balance of payments (U.S.)
C urrent developments ....................................................... Int. Rs.
Statistical inform ation ..................................................... Int. Rs.
Treasury foreign exchange r e p o r t s ................................Int. Rs.
Voluntary foreign credit re strain t program
Filing of required data .................................................Int. Rs.
Guidelines ........................................................................ Forgn.
Statistical inform ation .................................................Int. Rs.
Bank holding companies (Regulation Y) ..........................B. Appl.
Bank protection regulations (Regulation P ) ................... RBA
Bank service arrangem ents ( R e g u la tio n s ) ..................... RBA
Banks fo r Cooperatives d e b e n tu re s...................................... Gov. Bd.
Bills of exchange—acceptance by member banks, open
m arket transactions (Regulations B and C) ............... Accpt.
Bonds (See Collections; Government (U.S.) securities;
R etirem ent Plan bonds; Savings bonds and n o tes; and
names of other issuers)
Book-entry securities
M arketable Government (U.S.) ...................................... Gov. Bd.
Savings bonds and n o t e s ................................................... Sav. Bd.
Branch applications
D om estic.................................................................................B. Appl.
F o re ig n ...................................................................................For. Bk.
Building (B ank), operation o f .............................................Bid. Op.

352
114
742
8035
8131
8035
8297
8149
526
393
708

8053
8262
8297
560
8281

C
Capital stock of Federal Reserve Banks
D iv id en d s...............................................................................Secur.
Issue and cancellation (Regulation I ) ............................RBA
*For calls that can be made collect, see page S, paragraph S.

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784
413

HEAD O FFICE

Telephone 212-732-5700
Dept.

Extension

Cash (See Coin; Currency)
Checkbooks for member and nonmember clearing banks. . Plan.
646
Checks
Automatic charge plan (for cash letters to paying
banks)* ............................................................................Acctg.
450
Clearing arrangem ents
E stablishm ent and o p e r a tio n ...................................... Paym. S. 8412
Settlement of balances
City, outside New York C i t y ....................................Coll.
8042
Other ............................................................................Acctg.
250
Design and p r e p rin tin g .....................................................Ck. P r. 797
Direct sending
Adjustm ents ................................................................... Acctg.
356
Advices of cash letters s e n t .......................................... Acctg.
553
Permission ......................................................................Ck. P r. 797
Drawn on accounts w ith us of foreign
central banks, foreign governments, and
international o rg a n iz atio n s.......................................... Forgn. 602
Drawn on this Bank, certification o f ..............................Cash
207
Encoding (MICR) ............................................................. C k.P r. 797
Government (U.S.) c h e c k s .............................................. C k.P r. 738
Incoming items on New York City b a n k s ....................... Ck. P r. 312
Incoming items on other than New York City b a n k s ... Ck. P r. 418
Money orders, p o s ta l........................................................... Ck. Pr. 738
New York City Clearing House, claims and allowances. Ck. P r. 359
P ar l i s t .................................................................................. Ck. P r. 665
Recall of p re se n tm e n t......................................................... Ck. P r. 665
Regulation J ........................................................................C k.P r. 474
Reserve accounts, drawn on
Deposits of, by h a n d .......................................................Coll.
506
Other inquiries co n c ern in g .......................................... Acctg.
553
Returned without e n t r y .....................................................Ck. Adj. 8324
R eturn i t e m s ........................................................................Ck. Adj.
Adjustm ents ..................................................................................... 453
Advices of n o n p a y m e n t.................................................................. 216
Rules on advices, lateness, and p r o te s t ....................... ................. 324
Sent by this Bank to data-processing c e n te rs ................. Ck. P r. 321
Transportation routes of motor c a r r i e r s ....................... Ck. P r. 797
Circulars, B a n k ........................................................................Secy. O. 758
Clearing arrangem ents (See Checks and Government
(U.S.) securities)
*For calls that can be made collect, see page 3, paragraph 3.




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Telephone 212-732-5700
Dept.Extension

C o in ............................................................................................. Cash
Armored car s e rv ic e ............................................................
Claims and d ifferen ces.......................................................
Deposit and order f o r m s .....................................................
Request for s h ip m e n t.........................................................
Shipment to this B a n k .......................................................

416
315
414
414
414

Collateral for advances to member b a n k s ............................Cr. Dis.

609

Collections ...................................... ..........................................Coll.
Coupons, payment of, on obligations of U.S. or its
agencies, International Bank for Reconstruction
and Development, and Inter-A m erican Development
B a n k ...................................................................................
M aturing and m atured bonds and coupons (other than
obligations of U.S. and its agencies)
Payable in New York C i t y .............................................
Payable outside New York C i ty ....................................

202

343
620

Notes, drafts, and other noncash items
F ate of collection................................................................................ 540
Handling (m aturity dates, signatures, e t c . ) ............................... 506
Payable in New York City ............................................ ..................530
Payable outside New York C i t y .................................... ..................750
Recall of collection . ....................................................... ..................540
T r a c e r s .............................................................................. ..................540
Commercial bank and commercial paper s ta tis tic s ...........Stat.
643
Commercial Credit File and related forms, distribution
o f ............................................................................................. Cr. Dis. 8421
Commodity Credit Corporation—payment of drafts
drawn under letters of com m itm ent................................ Coll.

506

Computer m a tte r s ....................... ............................................ Comp. P.
Communications s y s te m s ...................................................
8358
S ta n d a rd s .................................. ............................................
763
Condition reports of State member b a n k s ..........................RBA

690

Consolidated Federal F arm Loan b o n d s ............................Gov. Bd. 393
Consumer Credit Cost Disclosure (Regulation Z ) ...........RBA

8209

Consumer credit s ta tis tic s ..................................................... S tat.

723

Corporations doing foreign banking or other foreign
financing under the Federal Reserve Act (Regulation
K) ........................................................................................... For. Bk. 560
Coupons (See Collections)

8




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Dept.
Extension
C r e d i t .........................................................................................Cr. Dis.
Advances and discounts by Federal Reserve Bank . . . .
609
Eligibility of paper offered for discount or as collat­
eral fo r advances or Treasury Tax and Loan account
Credit a s p e c ts .............................................................
8463
M aturity, negotiability, and other f a c to r s ............................. 609
Loan guarantees for defense production (Regulation
V)
Applications for and credit a s p e c ts ....................... .................. 8463
Guarantee and commitment fees, and interest ..
609
R estraint, foreign (See Balance of payments)
Credit on securities by banks, brokers, dealers, or others
(Regulations G, T, U, and X ) ............................................ RBA
8209
Cuban Assets Control regulations of the U.S. Treasury .. Forgn.

291

Currency
Armored car s e rv ic e ........................................................... Cash
Bag-tag envelopes fo r deposit tic k e ts ..............................Cash
Claims and differences........................................................ Cash
C o u n terfeit............................................................................Cash
Counterfeit e x h ib it............................................................. Pub. In.
Deposit and order f o r m s ...................................................Cash
M u tila te d ............................................................................... Cash
Redemption of uncurrent c u rre n c y ..................................Cash
R egulations............................................................................ Cash
Request for sh ip m e n t.........................................................Cash
Shipment to this B a n k .......................................................Cash
Currency, historical data and related in fo rm a tio n .........Pub. In.

416
255
598
430
587
414
255
420
535
207
255
144

D
Deposits
Federal t a x e s ........................................................................Comp. O.
For account of foreign central banks, foreign govern­
ments, and international financial organizations . . . Forgn.
P ostm aster’s ........................................................................Ck. P r.
Reserve account checks by h a n d ...................................... Coll.
Directors, this Bank’s procedures for election o f .............Secy. O.
Discounts (See Credit)
Dividends on capital stock of Federal Reserve B a n k ___ Secur.
D rafts, acceptance by member b a n k s ..................................Accpt.
D rafts drawn under letters of commitment issued by
Commodity Credit C o rp o ra tio n ........................................ Coll.




245
602
312
506
285
784
708
506

9

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Telephone 212-732-5700
Dept.

Extension

E
Emergency p la n n in g ................................................................
— 8226
Exam ination re p o r ts ................................................................B. Exam.
Bank holding com panies..................................................... ..................618
Edge Act co rp o ratio n s....................................................... ..................8168
State member banks
Automation ...................................................................... ..................108
Commercial departm ents and affilia te s..................... ..................618
Foreign departm ents and b ra n c h e s ..............................................8168
T rust d e p a rtm e n ts ......................................................... ..................683
E xhibits .....................................................................................Pub. In. 169
E x p e n d itu re s ............................................................................ Acctg.
592
Export-Im port Bank of the U.S............................................. Gov. Bd.
Debentures and participation c e rtificates..................... ................. 632
Delivery of s e c u ritie s ......................................................... ................. 242
Prom issory notes ................................................................................. 393

F
F arm C redit File and related forms, distribution of . . . . Cr. Dis. 8421
F arm ers Home A dm inistration insurance contracts
(insured notes) .................................................................... Gov. Bd. 632
Federal banking laws (crim inal), reporting possible
violations o f .......................................................................... RBA
526
Federal estate taxes, redemption of Treasury bonds in
payment o f ............................................................................ Gov. Bd. 632
Federal funds—operations and m arket s t a t i s ti c s ...........S tat.
8160
Federal Home Loan M ortgage Corporation b o n d s ...........Gov. Bd. 632
Federal Interm ediate C redit Bank b o n d s ............................................. 393
Federal Land Banks b o n d s ..................................................... ................. 393
Federal National M ortgage A sso cia tio n ............................Gov. Bd.
Debentures and mortgage-backed b o n d s ......................................... 632
Delivery of s e c u ritie s ......................................................... ................. 242
Discount n o te s ...................................................................... .................393
Federal Open M arket Committee, Regulation relating to
open m arket operations of Federal Reserve B a n k s ___ Secur.

652

Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Capital stock—d iv id en d s..................................................... Secur.
784
Capital stock—issue and cancellatio n..............................RBA
413
Circulars ...............................................................................Secy. 0 . 758

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Dept.
Federal Reserve Bank of New York—Continued
Directory .............................................................................. Secy. 0 .
Exhibits ................................................................................ Pub. In.
Monthly Review , su b scrip tio n s........................................ Pub. In.
Operations and general in fo rm a tio n ..............................Pub. In.
Tours of the B a n k ............................................................... Pub. In.

Extension
758
169
169
144
289

Federal Reserve System
Films .................................................................................... Pub. In.
General in fo rm a tio n .......................................... ................ Pub. In.
M em b ersh ip ..........................................................................Bk. Rel.
Regulation H ....................................................................B.Appl.
Talks .......................................................................................Pub. In.
Federal taxes, deposits o f .....................................................Comp. 0 .

169
144
672
8297
289
245

Films, Federal R e s e r v e .........................................................Pub. In. 169
Financial statem ent forms, distribution o f ....................... Cr. Dis.

8421

Food stam p coupons..................................................................Coll.
202
Credits and rem ittances .................................................................... 750
Foreign Assets Control regulations of the U.S.Treasury. Forgn. 291
Foreign branches of national banks (Regulation M) . . . . For. Bk. 560
Foreign central banks, foreign governments, and in ter­
national financial organizations, accounts o f ...............Forgn. 437
Cablegrams, radiogram s, telegrams, and telex mes­
sages co n c ern in g ......................................................... ................. 437
Foreign exchange tra n s a c tio n s .................................... ................. 159
Gold transactions ........................................................... ................. 439
Paym ent and deposit of f u n d s ...................................... ................. 602
Foreign countries—economic conditions..............................Int. Rs. 160
Foreign credit re stra in t (See Balance of paym ents)
Foreign exchange rates, certification of, under Tariff
Act of 1930 ..........................................................................Forgn. 545
Foreign Funds Control regulations of the
U.S. T re a s u ry ........................................................................Forgn. 291
8049
Form s and supplies not listed b e lo w .................................... Plan.
Advice forms for cash letters sent d ir e c t....................... Ck. P r.
Consolidated shipments (rainbow sheets) ................................ 418
Other direct sendings (Form BK 1 4 0 ) ....................... ................. 797
Coin deposit and coin order f o r m s ..................................Cash
414
County clearing advice f o r m s .......................................... Acctg.
553
Credit folders and financial statem ent and other cred­
it fo r m s .............................................................................. Cr. Dis. 8421
Currency deposit and currency order f o r m s .................Cash
414




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Dept.
Form s and supplies—Continued
Labels for cash letters to this Bank via “pouch loose”
a ir m a i l ...............................................................................Ck. P r.
Report, four-week, of certain Euro-dollar transactions
(Form No. R B 3 1 ) ........................................................... Acctg.
Report of deposits and vault cash (Form s No. RB23
and No. R B 2 6 ) ..................................................................Acctg.
Reserve position computation worksheets
(Form No. R B 2 4 ) ........................................................... Acctg.
R eturn items, cash letter form s f o r ................................Ck. Adj.
Savings bonds and n o te s..................................................... Sav. Bd.
Issuing and paying agent s ta m p s ................................
Penalty env elopes...........................................................
Requisition f o r m s ............................................................
Sales, spoiled, and paid bond r e p o r ts ..........................
Functional cost analysis program fo r member banks . . . Bk. Rel.

Extension
797
685
685
685
324
655
655
734
787
586

G
Gold, issuance of checks for use in purchasing from U.S.
Assay O ffice.......................................................................... Coll.
Gold Reserve Act of 1934 ....................................................... Forgn.
Government (U.S.) agency s e c u ritie s ................................Gov. Bd.
Delivery of s e c u ritie s .........................................................
Issue and redemption
Bearer ...............................................................................
Registered and past-due b e a r e r ....................................
Government (U.S.) checks
Cash l e t t e r s .......................................................................... Ck. P r.
Reclamations (stolen, forged endorsements, etc.) . . . .Coll.
Government National M ortgage A sso ciatio n ................... Gov. Bd.
P articipation c e rtific a te s...................................................
Delivery ............................................................................
Government (U.S.) m arketable securities
Book-entry .......................................................................... Gov. Bd.
Cash subscriptions to new issues
P a y m e n t............................................................................ Gov. Bd.
Tenders, subscriptions, and allotm ents*......................Secur.
Circulars offering, requests f o r ........................................ Secy. O.
Clearing arrangem ent (N.Y City p artic ip a n ts).............Gov. Bd.
A dm inistration ................................................................
Settlem ent of b a la n c e s ...................................................
T ransfers (te le g ra p h ic ).................................................
Closing m arket quotations and y ie ld s ..............................Stat.
Dealer operations and s ta tis tic s ...................................... Stat.
*For calls that can be made collect, see page S, paragraph S.

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8042
439
242
393
632
738
540
632
242
8053
393
652
758
8140
8054
441
172
8160

HEAD O FFICE

Telephone 212-732-5700
Dept.

Extension

Delivery ................................................................................ Gov. Bd. 242
Denominational exchange of bearer s e c u ritie s .............Gov. Bd. 325
Exchange subscriptions*.....................................................Gov. Bd. 393
Issue and re d e m p tio n ......................................................... Gov. Bd. 393
M issing or s to le n ..................................................................Gov. Bd.
B e a r e r ................................................................................ .................. 323
Registered .......................................................................................... 632
Pledged s e c u ritie s ............................................................... Gov. Bd. 260
625
Purchases and sales for member b a n k s ......................... Secur.
R edem ptions..........................................................................Gov. Bd.
Federal estate taxes, in payment o f ........................... .................. 632
O th e r.................................................................................. .................. 393
R egistration and exchange of bearer and registered .. Gov. Bd. 632
Guidelines for foreign credit re strain t (See Balance of
paym ents)
j
Income and expense reports of State member banks . . . . RBA
690
Inform ation, general ............................................................. Pub. In. 144
Inform ation from published sources on Federal Reserve
System, U.S. Treasury, banking, finance, and mone­
tary affairs ..........................................................................Dom. Rs. 435
Inter-Am erican Development Bank b o n d s......................... Gov. Bd.
Delivery ................................................................................ ..................242
Issue or ex c h a n g e ............................................................... ..................393
R egistration or tr a n s f e r .......................................................................632
Interest, payment of, on deposits (Regulation Q ) ...........RBA
8220
Interlocking bank directorates under the Clayton Act
(Regulation L) ................................................................... RBA
8220
International Bank for Reconstruction and Develop­
ment b o n d s ............................................................................ Gov. Bd.
Delivery ............................................................................ ................. 242
Issue or e x c h a n g e ........................................................... ................. 393
R egistration or t r a n s f e r .............................................. ................. 632
International financial organizations, accounts o f ...........Forgn. 438
Interpretations of Board of Governors, binder service f o r . Secy. O. 758
L
L etters of commitment issued by Commodity Credit
Corporation—payment of d r a f t s ......................................Coll.
506
Letters of credit by certain U.S. agencies—payment of
vouchers drawn on Treasurer of U.S. u n d e r .................Coll.
513
Library, R e s e a rc h ................................................................... Dom. Rs. 435
Licenses under Foreign Assets Control, Foreign Funds
Control, Cuban Assets Control, and Rhodesian Sanc­
tions regulations of the U.S. T re a s u ry ........................... Forgn. 291
Loan guarantees for defense production (Regulation V ) . Cr. Dis. 8463
*F o r calls that can be made collect, see page 3, paragraph 3.




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Loans to executive officers of member banks (Regula­
tion 0 ) ...................................................................................RBA
Loans to member b a n k s ......................................................... Cr. Dis.

Extension
487
609

M
Mail, incoming and o u tg o in g .................................................Srvce.
681
M argin regulations (Regulations G, T, U, and X ) ...........RBA
8209
M arket statistics on certificates of deposit, Federal
funds, repurchase agreements, and Government se­
curities ...................................................................................Stat.
8160
Member bank a c c o u n ts........................................................... Acctg.
Adjustm ents (missing or unrecognized entries)* . . . .
250
C urrent day’s opening b a la n c e * ...................................... ..................553
P rio r days’ b alan c es* ................... ........................................................250
Membership of State banking institutions in the Fed­
eral Reserve S y s te m ..................... ......................................Bk. Rel. 672
Regulation H .................................. ......................................B. Appl. 8297
M erger a p p lic a tio n s....................... ........................................B. Appl. 8297
Missing or stolen Government securities............................Gov. Bd. 323
Money orders, p o s t a l ..............................................................Ck. P r. 738
Money tran sfers (See T ransfer of funds)
Monthly Review, subscriptions ...... ......................................Pub. In. 169

N
New York City Clearing House—claims and allowances. .Ck. P r. 359
Noncash items (notes, drafts, etc.), collection o f .............Coll.
506
Collection letters, d ire c t-s e n t.............................................................782
M aturing or m atured bonds and coupons (other than
obligations of U.S. and its a g e n c ie s )............................................341
Nonmember clearing a c c o u n ts .............................................Acctg.
A djustm ents (m issing or unrecognized entries)* . . .
250
C urrent day’s opening balance ...........................................................553
P rio r days’ b a la n c e s................... ..........................................................250
O
Open m arket purchases and sales
B ankers’ and trade acceptances and bills of exchange.. Accpt. 708
Government (U.S.) s e c u ritie s .......................................... Secur.
625
O perating ratios, reports of member banks ........................RBA
8150
Operations of member banks—s u rv e y s ............................... Bk. Rel. 586
P
P a r l i s t ....................................................................................... Ck. P r.
Paym ent vouchers on letters of credit issued by Govern­
m ent agencies ........................................................................ Coll.
Paym ent systems, studies o f .................................................Paym. S.
Penn Central Transportation Company ce rtificates.........Gov. Bd.
*For calls that can be made collect, see page 3, paragraph S.

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665
506
8126
632

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Dept.

Extension

Philippine Government bonds, re d em p tio n ....................... Gov. Bd. 393
Planning, in te r n a l....................................................................Plan.
178
Pledged securities in safek eep in g ........................................ Gov. Bd. 260
Postal money o r d e r s ............................................................... Ck. P r.
738
Postal (U.S.) Service b o n d s...................................................Gov. Bd.
Delivery ................................................................................ ..................242
Issue and redemption
B e a r e r ................................................................................ ..................393
Registered ..........................................................................................632
Postm aster's d e p o sits............................................................. Ck. P r. 312
Protection, internal ............................................................... Prot.
225
Publications, distribution (See also Circulars, Regula­
tions, Reports, Surveys) ...................................................Pub. In. 169
Public information, Federal Reserve, general (See also
Inform ation) ........................................................................Pub. In. 144
Puerto Rico Government bonds, red em p tio n ..................... Gov. Bd. 393
Purchase of s u p p lie s............................................................... Plan.
8065
Purchase of w arrants (Regulation E ) ................................Secur.
652
R
R egistration statem ents and other reports of State mem­
ber banks under Regulation F .......................................... RBA
Regulations and published interpretations of the Board
of Governors—d is trib u tio n ................................................ Secy. 0 .
Regulations
A —Advances and discounts by Federal Reserve B anks. Cr. Dis.
B —Open m arket purchases of bills of exchange, trade
acceptances, and bankers' acceptances (under
Section 14 of the Federal Reserve A c t) ............... Accpt.
C —Acceptance by member banks of d rafts or bills of
exchange ....................................................................Accpt.
D —Reserves of member banks.......................................... Acctg.
E —Purchase of w a r r a n ts ...................................................Secur.
F —Securities of member State banks..............................RB A
G —Securities credit by persons other than banks,
brokers, or d e a le rs ...................................................RB A
H —Membership of S tate banking institutions in the
Federal Reserve S y s te m ........................................ B. Appl.
I —Issue and cancellation of capital stock of Federal
Reserve B anks........................................................... RBA
J —Collection of checks and other items by Federal
Reserve Banks
C hecks......................................................................C k.P r.




8225
758
609
708
708
685
652
8225
8209
8297
413

474

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Dept.

Regu lati ons—J —Continued
M aturing or m atured bonds and coupons (other
than obligations of U.S. and its ag en cies). .Coll.
O th e r ...................................................................... .Coll.
K —Corporations doing foreign banking or other fo r­
eign financing under the Federal Reserve A c t.. . For. Bk.
L —Interlocking bank directorates under the Clayton
A c t ............................................................................ .RBA
M —Foreign activities of national banks.......................... For. Bk.
0 —Loans to executive officers of member b a n k s ___.RBA
P —Security devices and procedures fo r State mem­
ber banks .................................................................. RBA
Q —In terest on d e p o s its ................................................... . RBA
R —Relationships w ith dealers in securities under
Section 32 of the Banking Act of 1933............... RBA
S —Bank service a rra n g e m e n ts...................................... .RBA
T —C redit by brokers and d e a le rs .................................. ..RBA
U —C redit by banks for the purpose of purchasing or
carrying m argin s to c k s .......................................... RBA
V —Loan guarantees for defense production................. Cr. Dis.
X —Rules governing borrowers who obtain securities
c r e d i t ........................................................................ RBA
Y —Bank holding com panies............................................. B. Appl.
Z —“T ruth in lending” (Consumer Credit Cost Dis­
closure) ....................................................................... RBA
Remittances for cash letters and adjustm ents th e re o n .. . Acctg.
Reports
Commercial p a p e r .............................................................. . Stat.
Condition, State member banks...................................... ..RBA
Consumer c r e d i t ................................................................ . Stat.
Deposits and vault c a s h ..................................................... . Acctg.
Electric power series......................................................... .. Stat.
Euro-dollar tra n s a c tio n s ..................................................., Acctg.
E x am in atio n s...................................................................... .. B. Exam.
Edge Act and Agreem ent co rp o ra tio n s ...................
State member banks
Automated o p e ra tio n s .............................................
Commercial d e p a rtm e n ts ........................................
T ru st d e p a rtm e n ts ...................................................
Federal funds tra n s a c tio n s ............................................... Stat.
Functional cost analysis—member b anks......................... Bk. Rel.
Government securities dealer operations....................... . Stat.

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Extension
341
506
560
8220
560
487
8149
8220
8209
526
8209
8209
8209
8463
8297
8209
450
643
690
723
685
8056
685
8168
108
618
683
172
586
197

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Dept.
Extension
Reports—Continued
Income and expense—State member banks..................... RBA
690
Operating ratios, member banks...................................... RBA
8150
R egistration statem ents and other reports of State
member banks under Regulation F ..............................RBA
8225
Stock brokers’ credit and debit balances..........................Stat.
723
Surveys of deposits, interest rates, financial practices,
and other banking and financial developments...........Stat.
447
Treasury foreign exchange.................................................Int. Rs. 742
Voluntary foreign credit restrain t p ro g ra m .................. Int. Rs. 8035
433
Weekly reporting member bank statem ent..................... Stat.
Reserve a c c o u n ts......................................................................Acctg.
A djustm ents (m issing or unrecognized entries)* . . . .
250
C urrent day’s opening balance* ........................... ..........................553
P rio r days’ b alan ces* ...........................................................................250
Reserve requirem ents (Regulation D ) ................................Acctg.
685
Retirem ent Plan b o n d s ........................................................... Sav. Bd.
I s s u e ........................................................................................................ 695
Redemption .......................................................................... ................. 494
R eturn item s.............................................................................. Ck. Adj.
A djustm ents ......................................................................................... 453
Advice of n o n p ay m en t........................................................................ 216
Rules on advices, lateness, and p r o t e s t ......................... ................. 324
Rhodesian Sanctions regulations of U.S. T re a s u ry .........Forgn. 291
S
S afe k e e p in g .............................................................................. Gov. Bd.
Acceptability of s e c u ritie s ................................................ ................. 351
Instructions
Deposit of s e c u r itie s ...................................................................... 328
W ithdraw al of securities ............................................ ................. 777
Other (including book-entry) ..................................................... 260
M atured issu e s....................................................................................... 242
Pledged s e c u ritie s ............................................................... ................. 260
Savings bonds and n o te s ......................................................... Sav. Bd.
B o o k -en try ............................................................................ ................. 8262
Consignment accounts of issuing a g e n ts ....................... ................. 734
Exchange of Series E and Series H ................................................. 493
Lost, stolen, or m utilated, claims f o r ............................................... 639
Original i s s u e ....................................................................................... 695
*For calls that can be made collect, see page 8, paragraph S.




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Dept.
Extension
Savings bonds and notes—C o n tin u e d .................................. Sav. Bd.
Redemption
Credits to a g e n ts ..............................................................
633
O ther m a t t e r s ..................................................................
493
Reissue
494
Safekeeping (individual accounts) ............................
Supplies
Agent stamps and penalty en v elo p es........................
655
734
Application, report, and requisition f o r m s ...............
Securities (See Collections; Government (U.S.) securi­
ties ; Regulations G, R, T, U, and X ; R etirem ent Plan
bonds; Savings bonds and n o tes; and names of other
issuers)
Securities of member S tate banks (Regulation F ) ...........RBA
8225
Security devices and procedures for State member banks
(Regulation P ) .................................................................... RBA
8149
Sigma-5/M-37 communications system,
operational inform ation on ........ ...................................... Comp. 0 . 190
Signatures, authorized by Second D istrict banks and
others .....................................................................................Acctg.
751
Small Business A dm inistration guaranty agreem ents
(debentures) ................................ ........................................Gov. Bd. 632
Speakers on Federal Reserve and related m a tte rs.............Pub. In. 289
Stolen or missing Government s e c u ritie s ............................Gov. Bd. 323
Stop-payment o r d e r s ..............................................................Acctg.
751
Surveys
708
Bankers’ acceptances outstanding, m onthly................... Accpt.
Banking and financial developm ents................................ Stat.
447
Income and expense, of member banks’ tru s t depart­
m ents .................................................................................B. Exam. 683
Operations of member banks
Accrual, audit, autom ation, bookkeeping, loan,
teller, tran sit, and credit file installations............. Bk. Rel. 586
S tate member banks’ autom ated sy ste m s ................... B. Exam. 108
T ru st d epartm ents........................................................... B. Exam. 683
T
Talks and speech es.................................................................... Pub. In. 289
Taxes, Federal, deposits o f .....................................................Comp. O. 245
Telegrams, domestic (incoming and ou tg o in g )................. Coll.
Commercial (W estern Union) .........................................
755
Coding, decoding, t e s t i n g .............................................
462
Federal Reserve Banks—adm inistrative w i r e s .............
755

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Dept.
Extension
T ransfer of U.S. Government s e c u ritie s ..............................Gov. Bd.
Clearing arrangem ent (N.Y. City p a rtic ip a n ts)..............................441
Other t r a n s f e r s ...................................................................................... 627
Tours of B a n k .......................................................................... Pub. In. 289
T ransfer of funds
Adjustm ents ........................................................................Coll.
8042
Foreign central banks, foreign accounts, and in ter­
national financial organizations.................................... Forgn.
602
Requests f o r * ........................................................................Coll.
8042
Terminal or line facilities q u e s tio n s................................Comp. O. 190
T reasurer of the U.S., deposits by general depositaries
for credit t o ..........................................................................Acctg.
460
Treasury foreign exchange re p o r ts ...................................... Int. Rs. 742
Treasury securities (See Government (U.S.) securities)
T reasury Tax and Loan accounts
Customers’ notes as c o lla te ra l.......................................... Cr. Dis. 609
Other m a t t e r s ......................................................................Gov. Bd. 260
T rust departm ent s u rv e y s .....................................................B. Exam. 683
8209
“T ruth in lending” (Regulation Z ) ...................................... RBA
V
Visits to b a n k s ..........................................................................Bk. Rel.
Voluntary foreign credit re stra in t program
Filing of required d a ta .......................................................Int. Rs.
Guidelines ............................................................................ Forgn.
S tatistical in fo rm a tio n .......................................................Int. Rs.
Vouchers drawn on Treasurer of U.S. pursuant to letters
of credit issued by certain U.S. agencies..........................Coll.

672
8035
8131
8035
513

*For calls th a t can be m ade collect, see page S, p a ra g ra p h S.




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BUFFALO BRANCH

A
Extension
A c co u n ts...................................................................................................... 242
R e m itta n c e ......................................................................................... .... 242
R e se rv e * ............................................................................................. .... 242
A djustm ents—m issing or unrecognized en tries* ................................ 236
Advances and discounts (Regulation A ) ............................................... 227
A udit confirmations and requests for statem ents of acco u n ts* .. 272
Automatic charge plan (for cash letters to paying b a n k s)* -------- 240

B
Bank relations m a tte r s ..................... .................................................. .... 208
Branch a p p lic a tio n s ............................................................................ .... 208

C
Cash
Armored car s e r v ic e ................... .................................................. .... 219
Currency claims and differences, unusual transactions, and
other m a t t e r s ..................................................................................... 294
Checkbooks for member and nonmember clearing b anks............. .... 240
Checks
Adjustm ents
C u r r e n t........................................................................................... .... 254
N o n c u rre n t......................................................................................... 249
Automatic charge plan (for cash letters to paying banks)* . . 240
Buffalo Clearing H o u s e ...................................................................... 253
Clearing arrangem ents ......................................................................243
D irect s e n d in g .......................................................................................236
Encoding (MICR) .......................................................................... .... 249
Incoming ........................................................................................... .... 253
R egulation J ....................................................................................... .... 208
R eturned w ithout e n t r y ...................................................................... 254
R eturn items
Advices of n o n p ay m en t..................................................................248
Rules on advices, lateness, and p ro te st.................................... ....249
Sent by B ranch to data-processing cen ters.................................. .... 253
T ransportation r o u t e s .................................................................... ....249
Circulars, B a n k .........................................................................................228
Collections
Bonds and coupons (other than obligations of U . S . ) ............... ....252
Commodity C redit Corporation d e p o s its .................................... ....252
Coupons, paym ent of, on obligations of U.S., its agencies, and
international o rg a n iz a tio n s....................................................... ....229
*For calls that can be made collect, see page 3, paragraph 3.

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Collections—Continued

Extension

Government checks and postal money orders
Cash l e t t e r s .................................................................................. ..... 244
Reclamations (stolen, forged endorsements, e t c . ) .................... 252
Notes, drafts, and other noncash i t e m s ...................................... ..... 252
Condition reports of State member b a n k s ...................................... ..... 225
Coupons (See Collections)
Credit (Regulation A) ............................................................................. 227

D
Data p ro c essin g .................................................................................... .....244
Deposits of Federal t a x e s .........................................................................242
E
Emergency planning .......................................................................... .....225
Exam ination reports ...............................................................................204
E xpenditures ...................................................................................... .....241

F
Federal banking l a w s ...............................................................................204
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Dividends on capital s to c k ............................................................. .....204
Operations and general in fo rm a tio n ............................................ .....204
Federal Reserve System
M em b ersh ip ............................................................................................208
Operations and general in fo rm a tio n ............................................ .....208
Food coupons
Accounting for sales o f ................................................................. .....240
Paym ent o f ..............................................................................................246
Functional cost analysis program for member b a n k s ................... .....208

G
Gold Reserve Act of 1934 .........................................................................208
Government (U.S.) and agency s e c u ritie s ...................................... .....229
Cash subscriptions*.......................................................................... .....226
I
Income and expense reports of State member b a n k s ................... .....225
Inform ation, Federal R e s e rv e ........................................................... .....208
Interpretations of Board of G overnors............................................ .....208
*F o r calls that can be made collect, see page 8, paragraph 8.




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BUFFALO BRANCH

L
L etters of credit by certain agencies—paym ent of vouchers
drawn on T reasurer of U.S..............................................................

Extension
252

L i b r a r y ...................................................................................................

228

M
Mail, incoming and o u tg o in g ..............................................................

250

Membership of State banking institutions in the Federal Re­
serve S y s te m .....................................................................................
M erger a p p lic a tio n s............................................................................

208
208

Money orders, p o s t a l ..........................................................................

244

O
Operating ratios, reports of member b anks....................................

208

Operations of member banks—s u rv e y s .............................................

208

P
Paym ent vouchers on letters of credit issued by Government
agencies .............................................................................................

252

Purchase of supplies .......................................................................... .....259
R
Regulations
A—Advances and d isc o u n ts.................................................................227
D istribution and s e r v ic in g .................................................................228
D —Reserves of member b a n k s ..................................................... ..... 240
G—Credit on securities by persons other than banks, brokers,
or d e a le r s ......................................................................................266
J —Collection of checks and other items by Federal
Reserve Banks
Cash i t e m s .......................................................................... .....208
Noncash i t e m s .................................................................... .....252
Q—In terest on deposits.................................................................... ......266
T—C redit by brokers, dealers, and members of national secur­
ities exchanges
266
U - C redit by banks fo r the purpose of purchasing or carrying
securities .............................................................................. .....266
X —Rules governing borrowers who obtain securities c re d it. .
266
Z —“T ruth in lending”
In q u irie s.................................................................................... 266
Requests fo r ra te ta b le s ................................................... .....224
O ther re g u la tio n s ..................................................................................208
Reserve requirem ents ..................... ........................................................240
R eturn i t e m s .................................... „........................................................248

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BUFFALO BRANCH

Telephone 716-853-1700
Extension
S

S a fe k e e p in g ................................................................................................ 227
Savings b o n d s ............................................................................................ 237
S ig n a tu re s ................................................................................................... 243
Stop-payment o rd e rs............................................................................ ..... 243
S u p p lie s ....................................................................................................... 259
Surveys of member banks................................................................... ..... 208

T
Taxes, Federal, deposits o f ................................................................. ..... 242
Tours of B r a n c h .................................................................................. ..... 266
T ransfers of funds, telegraphic and m a il* .................................... ..... 243
T reasurer of the U.S., deposits for credit t o ....................................... 240

V
Visits to b a n k s ............................................................................................ 208
Voluntary foreign credit re stra in t p ro g r a m ....................................... 204
*For calls that can be made collect, see page 3, paragraph 3.




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F E D E R A L R E S E R V E B A N K OF N E W Y O R K
ORGANIZATION DIRECTORY
A lfred H a y e s , President
W il l ia m F . T r e iber , First

Vice President

HEAD OFFICE
Administrative Services
W il l ia m H. B r a u n , Jr., Vice President
J o h n T. K e a n e , Vice President

(Accounting*, Management Inform ation, and
Planning Departm ents, and Emergency Planning)
E verett B . P o st , Vice President
(Computer Operations, Computer Planning, and
Computer Support Departm ents)
A . T h o m a s C o m bader , A ssistant Vice President
(Building Operating D epartm ent)
H oward F . C r u m b , A ssistant Vice President
(Computer Operations and
Computer Support D epartm ents)
W a lter S. R u s h m o r e , A ssistant Vice President
(Accounting and M anagement Inform ation
Departm ents)
Emergency Planning ♦ R ic h a r d F . D a n b e c k , A dm inistrative A ssistant

ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT

R o na l d E. L o ng , Manager

Accounting Division ♦ H e n r y S. F u j a r s k i , J r., Chief
Disbursing Division ♦ J o se p h E. K larberg , Chief

BUILDING OPERATING DEPARTMENT

M a t t h e w C. D rexler , Manager

Building Maintenance
Division ♦ CHARLES A . G e l a r d i , Chief
Building Service Division ♦ ANTHONY C. SGAMBAT, Chief
Power Plant Division ♦ J o se ph C. M e e h a n , C hief Engineer

COMPUTER OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT

E d w in R . P o w ers , Manager

Communications Services
Division ♦ G eorge LUKOWICZ, Chief
Computer Operations
Division ♦ J a m e s W . ZANOSKY, Chief
Data Processing Division ♦ G eorge J. M a n g e r , Chief

COMPUTER PLANNING DEPARTMENT




G erald H a y d e n , Manager

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COMPUTER SUPPORT DEPARTMENT

P aul A ik e n , M anager

Computer Programming
and Training Division ♦ P e t er J. FULLEN, Chief

MANAGEMENT INFORMATION DEPARTMENT
J o h n C h o w a n s k y , Manager

Management Information
Division ♦ W. W il l ia m B a u m g a r d t , Chief

PLANNING DEPARTMENT

Louis J. B r e n d e l , Manager

Methods and Systems
Division ♦ J erry B e r k o w it z , C hief
Purchasing Division ♦ F r e derick W. F orberg , Purchasing A g en t

Audit
G eorge C. S m i t h , General A uditor

AUDITING DEPARTMENT

J o h n E . F l a n a g a n , A ssista n t General A uditor

Auditing Division ♦ G erald J. CONNOLLY, C hief

Bank Supervision and Relations
F red W., P id e r it , Jr., Vice President
R a l p h H . G elder , A ssistant Vice President

(B anking Studies, and Regulations and Bank
Analysis Departm ents)
B e n e d ic t R a f a n e l l o , A ssistant Vice President
(Bank Applications and Foreign Banking
Regulations D epartm ents)
R obert C. T h o m a n , A ssistant Vice President
(Bank Exam inations and
Bank Relations D epartm ents)
Special Studies ♦ A lfred E . H a m e l , Special A ssistant

BANK APPLICATIONS DEPARTMENT

B e n j a m i n S t a c k h o u s e , Manager

Bank Applications Division ♦ R obert C. R e l y e a , C hief

BANK EXAMINATIONS DEPARTMENT
F r ed e r ic k L. F r e y , C hief Exam iner
Examining Division ♦ J o h n A . C le a r , Supervising Review E xam iner
♦ J o se p h M. H a l p e r n , Supervising E xam iner
(Autom ation)
♦ R ic h a r d E . H u n k e , Supervising Review E xam iner
♦ W il l ia m J. M il u s ic h , Supervising E xam iner
(Foreign)
♦ J o se p h F . T i e r n e y , Supervising Review Exam iner
(T rust)
♦ E dw ard W . W a r de , Supervising Review E xam iner

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BANKING STUDIES DEPARTMENT

L e o n K orobow , Manager

Banking Studies Division ♦ G eorge B u d z e ik a , Special A ssistant
♦ D avid G. H o ldsw o r th , Special A ssistant

BANK RELATIONS DEPARTMENT

A d a m R. D ic k , Manager

Bank Relations Division ♦ J o h n A. D u g a n , Special A ssistant (Office)
♦ A lfred A . B ev a c q u a , Special Representative
♦ B ruce A . C a s s e l l a , Special Representative
♦ J o h n P . R e ic h , Special Representative
♦ R a y m o n d C. L a v er ty , Special Representative (A c tin g )
Technical Assistance
Division ♦ C arl H. A l l e n , Special A ssistant

FOREIGN BANKING REGULATIONS DEPARTMENT
E dw ard F . K ip f s t u h l , Manager

Foreign Banking
Regulations Division ♦ ANTHONY J. SEGESTI, Chief

REGULATIONS AND BANK ANALYSIS DEPARTMENT
J a m e s H . B ooth , Manager

Regulations and Bank
Analysis Division ♦ J a m e s P. B ar ry , Senior Regulations Specialist
Securities Regulations
Division ♦ P a t sy C. A b e l l e , Chief

Cash and Collections
T h o m a s O. W aa g e , Senior Vice President
J a m e s 0 . A s t o n , A ssistant Vice President

(Collection and Paym ent Systems D epartm ents)
K arl L. E ge , A ssistant Vice President

(Check A djustm ent and R eturn Items, and Check
Processing Departm ents)
C h a r l e s R. P r ic h e r , A ssistant Vice President
(Cash and Cash Custody D epartm ents)

CASH DEPARTMENT

W h it n e y R. I r w in , Manager

Coin Division ♦ A n t h o n y 0 . A c q ua viv a , Chief
Paying and Receiving
Division ♦ EUGENE C. ZAISER, Chief
Sorting and Counting
D iv isio n ♦ FRANK X . C a s s id y , Chief

CASH CUSTODY DEPARTMENT

L eo n R. H o l m e s , Manager

Cash Custody Division ♦ WALTER E .O ’M a r a , Chief




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CHECK ADJUSTMENT AND RETURN ITEMS DEPARTMENT
L e o n a r d I. B e n n e t t s , Manager

Check Adjustment Division ♦ W il l ia m E. H a r t m a n n , Chief
Return Items Division ♦ FRANK P. P u f f , C hief

CHECK PROCESSING DEPARTMENT

T h o m a s P. K i p p ,

(Evening and N ight)
J o se p h M. O'C o n n e l l , Manager

Check Processing
Division (Day) ♦ WILLIAM J. IRWIN, C hief
Check Processing
Division (Night) ♦ JEROME P . PERL0NG0, C hief

COLLECTION DEPARTMENT

(Day)

L e o n R. H o l m e s , Manager

Collection Division ♦ CLIFFORD T. O’BRIEN, C hief
Coupon Division ♦ C h a r l e s E. R o c k e y , Chief
Wire Transfer Division ♦ F red A. DENESEVICH, C hief

PAYMENT SYSTEMS DEPARTMENT

J o h n C. H o u h o u l is , Manager

Foreign
C h a r l e s A . C o o m bs , Senior Vice President
D a v id E . B o d n e r , Vice President
R obert J . C r o w le y , A ssista n t Vice President
P eter P . L a n g , A dviser
S cott E . P ar d e e , A ssistant Vice President

FOREIGN DEPARTMENT

B e r n a r d J . J a c k s o n , Manager
E d w in S . R o t h m a n , Manager

Cable Division ♦ T h o m a s J. F a y , Jr., C hief
Foreign Assets Control
Division ♦ JOSEPH G. ElBELL, C hief
Foreign Operations
Division ♦ G. C arroll M a r t e n s o n , C hief

Government Bond and Safekeeping of Securities
R ic h a r d A . D e b s , Vice President
M a r t in F r e n c h , A ssistant Vice President
F r e d erick L. S m e d l e y , A ssista n t Vice President

Special Studies ♦ R obert V. K e i h n e r , Jr., Special A ssistant

GOVERNMENT BOND AND SAFEKEEPING DEPARTMENT
M a t t h e w J . H oey , Manager
R ic h a r d V o l l k o m m e r , Manager

Government Bond Division ♦ STEPHEN P. W e i s , C hief
Safekeeping Division ♦ D o n a l d E. S c h m id , C hief
Securities Clearance
Division ♦ P a u l J. ClEURZO, C hief

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SAVINGS BOND DEPARTMENT

A r m o n d J. B raiger , Manager

Savings Bond Division ♦ MARK E. ASCERNO, Chief

SECURITY CUSTODY DEPARTMENT

A l o y s iu s J. S t a n t o n , Manager

Security Custody Division ♦ JOHN J. MACKENRODT, Chief

Legal
E dw ard G. G u y , Vice President and General Counsel
T h o m a s C. S l o a n e , D eputy General Counsel
R obert Y o u n g , J r., A ssistant General Counsel

LEGAL DEPARTMENT

A l l e n R. B i v e n s , A ssistant
R ic h a r d D . C o o p e r sm it h , A ssistant
C h e st e r B . F eldberg , A ssistant
J a m e s H . O l t m a n , A ssistant
L eopold S. R a s s n i c k , A ssistant
M ary J. R odgers , A ssistant

Counsel
Counsel
Counsel
Counsel
Counsel
Counsel

Law Library Division ♦ H e l e n M. B u r n s , Chief Law Librarian

Loans and Credits
T h o m a s M. T i m l e n , J r., Vice President
H . D avid W il l e y , A ssistant Vice President

CREDIT AND DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT

E u g e n e P . E m o n d , Manager
H erbert H . R u e s s , Manager

Credit Division ♦ JOSEPH A . CLARK, Chief
Discount Division ♦ H e n r y T. C h r i s t e n s e n , Chief

Open Market Operations and Treasury Issues
A l a n R. H o l m e s , Senior Vice President
R ic h a r d A . D e b s , Vice-President
P et er D . S t e r n l ig h t , Vice President
R obert L. C ooper , A ssistant Vice President
P a u l M e e k , A ssistant Vice President

ACCEPTANCE DEPARTMENT

I r w in D . S an d b er g , Manager

Acceptance Division ♦ J a m e s T. G e r a g h t y , Chief

SECURITIES DEPARTMENT

I r w in D . S a n d b e r g , Manager
J o se ph R. C o yle , Securities Trading Officer

Securities Analysis
Division ♦ S h e il a TSCHINKEL, Chief
Securities Operations
Division ♦ R a l p h T. H e l f r ic h , Chief




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Personnel
P et er F o u s e k , Vice President
W il l ia m M . S c h u l t z , A ssistant Vice President
P h il i p V a n O r m a n , A ssista n t Vice President

PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT

B ruce G. A l e x a n d e r , Manager
F r a n c is H . R o h r b a c h , Manager
R u t h A n n T y l e r , Manager

Employment Division ♦ L eo W . V a n B e e k , Em ploym ent Director
Medical Division ♦ D r . C h e st e r S . H o w ard , Medical Director
Personnel Relations
Division ♦ N oel R. SCAFFA, Chief
Personnel Research ♦ E r n e s t A. KNAUSS, Special A ssistant
Personnel Services Division ♦ M argaret E . SLATTERY, C hief
Salary Analysis Division ♦ JAMES F. EGAN, C hief
Employee Training ♦ I r e n e E. N o v a k , Training Director

PROTECTION DEPARTMENT

W il l ia m H . W e t e n d o r f , Manager

Protection Division ♦ J o se p h A. CULLEN, C hief
Vault Division ♦ J o h n E. M c I n t y r e , C hief

SERVICE DEPARTMENT

Louis J .

C o n r o y , Manager

Correspondence Files
Division ♦ E il e e n PAGE, C hief
Duplicating Division ♦ JOHN J . STRICK, Chief
Food Supply Division ♦ M argaret T. SULLIVAN, Chief
Post Office Division ♦ ANTHONY N . SAGLIANO, C hief
Telephone Section ♦ J o s e p h in e A. L a r k i n , C hief Operator

Public Information
L e o n a r d L a p id u s , Vice President
R ic h a r d H . H o e n ig , A ssistant Vice President

PUBLIC INFORMATION DEPARTMENT
Public Information Division ♦ W RAYMOND G a t g e n s , Chief

Research and Statistics
R obert G. L i n k , Senior Vice President
G eorge G a r v y , Economic A dviser
R ic h a r d G. D a v is , A dviser
M a d e l in e H . M cW h i n n e y , A ssistant Vice President

(Research Computer and S tatistics D epartm ents)
A. M a r s h a l l P u c k e t t , A ssistant Vice President
F r ederick C. S c h a d r a c k , Jr., A dviser
E d n a E . E h r l ic h , Senior Econom ist
Special Studies Group ♦ M ic h a e l J. H a m b u r g er , Special A ssista n t

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DOMESTIC RESEARCH DEPARTMENT

R udolf T h u n b e r g , Manager

Domestic Research Division ♦ E dw ard G. CORRIGAN, Chief
Research Library Division ♦ J e a n D e u s s , Chief Librarian
Visual Aids Division ♦ JOHN H . HENDRICKSON, Chief

INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH DEPARTMENT
F red H . K lo pst o c k , Manager

Balance of Payments
Division ♦ J o h n D. PATRICK, Chief
Foreign Research Division ♦ GREGORY C. SCHMID, Chief

RESEARCH COMPUTER DEPARTMENT

W il l ia m M. W a l s h , Manager

R a l p h C. S c h in d l e r , Research Computer Officer

Research Communications
Division ♦ O leg H o f f m a n , Chief
Research Information
Sciences Division ♦ LAWRENCE H. COOKE, Jr., Chief
Research Mathematical
Sciences Division ♦ L a n n y NORENSBERG, Chief
Research Operations
Systems Support Division ♦ W il l ia m G. F errara , Chief

STATISTICS DEPARTMENT

I r v in g M. A u e r b a c h , Manager

Financial Statistics Division ♦ M argaret L. G r e e n e , Chief
Market Statistics Division ♦ CHARLES M. LUCAS, Chief

Secretary's Office
C h e st e r B. F eldberg , Secretary
J a m e s 0 . A s t o n , A ssistant Secretary
T heodore N . O p p e n h e im e r , A ssistant Secretary

Circulars Division ♦ E dw ard J. ROONEY, Jr., Chief
♦ J o se ph W is n o v s k y , Special A ssistant




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BUFFALO BRANCH
A n g u s A . M a c I n n e s , J r., Vice President
R o n a l d B . G r a y , A ssistant Vice President and Cashier

Accounting, Collection, Loans, Fiscal Agency, Computer Services, and
Emergency Planning
G erald H . G r e e n e , A ssistant Cashier

Accounting Division ♦ EVALYN E . JOYCE, Chief
Collection, Loans, and
Fiscal Agency Division ♦ C alvert N ie d e r p r u e m , Chief
Computer Services Division ♦ J o h n F . K r a f t , Chief
Emergency Planning ♦ EDWIN E . MlLLlRON, Special A ssista n t

Audit
Branch Auditing ♦ T h o m a s J. M y e r s , Branch A uditor

Bank Relations, Public Information, Check, and Protection
H arry A . C u r t h , J r., A ssistant Cashier
Bank Relations and
Public Information ♦ P eter I). L u c e , Special Representative
Check Division ♦ F rederick W. MORTENSON, Chief
Protection Division ♦ R a l p h C. ROBERTS, Captain of Guardsmen

Building Operating, Cash, and Service
A r t h u r A . R a n d a l l , A ssistant Cashier

BuildingOperatingDivision ♦ S ieg fried H. BOCHMANN, Building Superintendent
Cash Division ♦ P h il ip G. COLETTI, Chief
Service Division ♦ R a y m o n d A . M etz , Chief

Management Reports and Personnel
R o n a l d B . G r a y , A ssistant Vice President and Cashier

Management Reports ♦ E d w in E . MlLLlRON, Special A ssistant
Personnel Division ♦ A l l a n C. H i n e s , Chief

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DIRECTORS
T e r m e x p ir e s D e c e m b e r 31

R oswell L. G ilpatric , Chairm an, and F e d er a l R eserve A g e n t .............................................................. 1974

( Class C d irector—appoin ted by B oard o f G overnors)
Partner, Cravath, Swaine & Moore, Attorneys, New York, N. Y.
E llison L. H azard, Deputy C h a ir m a n ...........................................................................................................1972

( Class C d irector—appointed by B oa rd o f G overnors)
Chairman of the Executive Committee, Continental Can Company, Inc., New York, N. Y.
N orman B rassler ( Class A d irector—elected by Group 2 b a n k s ) ..........................................................1974

Chairman of the Board, New Jersey Bank (N ational A ssociation), Clifton, N. J.
M aurice R. F orman ( Class B d irec to r-e le c ted by Group 3 b a n k s ) ........................................................1972
Chairman of the Board, B. Forman Co., Inc., Rochester, N. Y.
M aurice F. Granville (C lass B d irector—elected by Group 1 ban ks) ............................................. 1973

Chairman of the Board, Texaco Inc., New York, N. Y.
A r th u r S. H a m lin ( Class A director—elected by Group 8 b a n k s )..........................................................1972
President, The Canandaigua National Bank and Trust Company, Canandaigua, N.Y.
F rank R. M illiken (C lass B d irector—elected by Group 2 b a n k s ) ......................................................1974

President, Kennecott Copper Corporation, New York, N. Y.
A lan P ifer (C lass C director—appointed by B oard o f G o v e r n o r s ) ......................................................1973

President, Carnegie Corporation of New York, New York, N. Y.
W illiam S. R enchard (C lass A d irector—elected by Group 1 b a n k s ) ................................................. 1973

Chairman of the Board, Chemical Bank, New York, N.Y.

D IR E C T O R S

• BUFFALO

BRANCH

M orton A dams , C h a ir m a n .................................................................................................................................. 1972

General Manager, Pro-Fac Cooperative, Inc., Rochester, N.Y.
W illiam B. A n d e r s o n .................................................................................................................................................1973

President, The F irst National Bank of Jamestown, Jamestown, N.Y.
N orman F . B e a c h ..........................................................................................................................................................1974

Vice President, Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, N.Y.
A n g e lo A. C o s t a n z a .................................................................................................... .................................................1973

President, Central Trust Company Rochester N.Y., Rochester, N.Y.
D avid J. L a u b .................................................................................................................................................................. 1972

Chairman of the Board, Marine Midland Bank—Western, Buffalo, N.Y.
T heodore M. M c Clure .............................................................................................................................................. 1974

President, The Citizens National Bank and Trust Company, Wellsville, N. Y.
R upert W a r r e n ......................................................................................................................................................1973

President, Trico Products Corporation, Buffalo, N .Y .

MEMBER OF FEDERAL ADVISORY COUNCIL
D avid R o c k efeller ........................................................................................................................................................1972

Chairman of the Board, The Chase Manhattan Bank (N ational Association), New York, N. Y.




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OFFICERS
A lf r e d H a y es, P residen t
W illia m F . T reib er, F irst Vice P residen t
R o b ert G. L in k , Senior Vice P residen t

C h a r le s A . Coombs, Senior Vice P residen t

Research and Statistics

Foreign

T h o m a s O. W aage, Senior Vice P residen t

A la n R. H o lm e s, Senior Vice P residen t

Cash and Collections

Open Market Operations and Treasury Issues

J o h n T. K ean e, Vice P residen t

D avid E . B o d n er, Vice P residen t
F o reig n

Adm inistrative Services (Accounting,
Management Inform ation, and
P lanning Departments,
and Emergency Planning)
L eonard Lapidus, Vice P residen t

W illia m H . B r a u n , Jr., Vice P residen t

Adm inistrative Services
J o h n J. C la r k e , Vice P residen t

Public In form ation
S p en cer S. M a r sh , J r M arket A dviser*
F red W. P id e r it, Jr., Vice P residen t
B an k S u p ervision and R elation s
E v e r e t t B. P o s t , Vice P residen t
A d m in istrative S ervices (C om puter
O perations, C om puter P la n n in g , and
C om puter S u p port D ep a rtm en ts)
P e te r D. S t e r n l ig h t , Vice P residen t
Open M arket O p erations
and T reasu ry Issu es
T h o m a s M. T im len , Jr., Vice P residen t
L oans and C redits

and Special L egal A dviser*
R ic h a r d A. D ebs, Vice P residen t

Government Bond and Safekeeping
o f Securities; Open Market Operations
and Treasury Issues
P e te r F o u s e k , Vice P residen t
P erson n el
G eorge G arvy, Economic A dviser
E dw ard G. G uy, Vice P residen t

and General Counsel

T h o m a s C. S lo a n e , D eputy General Counsel
Jam es 0 . A s to n

,

A ssista n t Vice P residen t
and A ssista n t S ecretary
Cash and Collections
(Collection and Payment
System s Departm ents)
A. T h o m a s Combader
A ssista n t Vice P residen t
Administrative Services
(Building Operating
Department)
R obert L. C ooper
A ssista n t Vice P residen t
Open Market Operations
and Treasury Issues
R obert J. Crowley

A ssista n t Vice P residen t
Foreign
H ow ard F. Crumb

A ssista n t Vice P residen t
Administrative Services
(Computer Operations and
Computer Support
D epartm ents)
R ic h a r d G. D a v is, A dviser
Research and Statistics
K a r l L. E ge
A ssista n t Vice P residen t
Cash and Collections
(Check Adjustment and
Return Items, and Check
Processing Departments)
M a r tin F r e n c h

A ssista n t Vice P residen t
Government Bond and
Safekeeping of Securities
♦Retires May 1, 1972.

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R al ph H. Gelder

A ssista n t Vice P residen t
Bank Supervision and
Relations (Banking Studies,
and Regulations and Bank
Analysis Departm ents)
R ic h a r d

H. H oenig

A ssista n t Vice P residen t
Public Inform ation
P e te r P. L ang, A dviser
Foreign
M a d e lin e H. M cW h in n ey

A ssista n t Vice P residen t
Research and Statistics
(Research Computer and
Statistics Departments)
P a u l M eek

A ssista n t Vice P resident
Open Market Operations
and Treasury Issues
S c o t t E . P ard ee

A ssista n t Vice P residen t
Foreign
C h a r le s R. P r ic h e r

A ssista n t Vice P residen t
Cash and Collections
(Cash and Cash Custody
Departments)
A. M a r s h a ll P u c k e t t
A ssista n t Vice P residen t
Research and Statistics
B e n e d ic t R a f a n e l l o

A ssista n t Vice P residen t
Bank Supervision and
Relations (Bank Applications
and Foreign Banking
Regulations Departm ents)

W a l t e r S. R u sh m o re

A ssista n t Vice P residen t
Adm inistrative Services
(Accounting and Management
Inform ation Departm ents)
C. S c h a d r a c k , Jr.
A dviser
Research and Statistics

F r e d e r ic k

W illia m M. S c h u l t z

A ssista n t Vice P residen t
Personnel
F r e d e r ic k L. S m ed ley

A ssista n t Vice P residen t
Government Bond and
Safekeeping of Securities
R obert C. T hom an

A ssista n t Vice P residen t
Bank Supervision
and Relations (Bank
Exam inations and Bank
Relations Departm ents)
P h i l ip V an Orm an

A ssista n t Vice P residen t
P erson n el
H . D avid W illey

A ssista n t Vice P residen t
Loans and Credits
R obert Y oung , Jr.

A ssista n t General Counsel

OFFICERS—Continued
B. F e l d b e r g
Secretary,
and A ssistan t Counsel

M anager
Computer Support
Department

C h ester

G. A l e x a n d e r , M anager
Personnel Department

F r e d e r ic k L . F r e y

M anager
Statistics Department

Gerald H a y d e n ,

P au l A ik e n ,

B ruce

M anager
Computer Planning
Department

L e o n a r d I . B e n n e t t s , M anager

Check Adjustment and
Return Items Department

M anager
Computer Operations
Department

M anager
Government Bond and
Safekeeping Department

L eo po ld S . R a s s n ic k

A ssista n t Counsel
M a r y J . R o dgers

A ssistan t Counsel

M atth ew J . H oey,

A l l e n R . B iv e n s

A ssista n t Counsel

L eo n R . H o lm es,

M anager
Regulations and Bank
Analysis Department

J o h n C. H o u h o u l i s ,

M anager
Cash Custody Department
Collection Department

J am es H . B ooth,

M anager
Personnel Department

F r a n c is H . R o h r b a c h ,

M anager
Foreign Department

E d w in S . R o t h m a n ,

M anager
Credit and
Discount Department

H erbert H . R u e s s ,

M anager
Payment Systems Department

M anager
Savings Bond Department

A r m o n d J . B r a ig e r ,

W

h it n e y

R . I r w in ,

M anager

D. S a n d b e r g , M anager
Acceptance Department
Securities Department

I r w in

Cash Department

M anager
Planning Department

L o u is J . B r e n d e l ,

M anager
Foreign Department

R alph

F. K i p f s t u h l , M anager
Foreign Banking Regulations
Department

B e n ja m in S t a c k h o u se,

M anager
Check Processing Department

A l o y s iu s J . S t a n t o n ,

B ernard J . J a c k so n ,

M anager
M anagement Information
Department

J o h n C h o w a n sk y ,

E dw ard

M anager
Service Department

L o u is J . C o n r o y ,

T h o m a s E K ip p ,

D. C o o p e r s m i t h
A ssista n t Counsel

R ic h a r d

Manager
International Research
Department

C. S c h i n d l e r
Research Com puter Officer

Securities Trading Officer

M anager

Bank Applications
Department
M anager
Security Custody Department

M anager
Domestic Research
Department

R udolf T h unber g ,

F red H . K l o p s t o c k ,

J o se p h R . C oyle

M anager
Personnel Department

R u t h A n n T yler,

R. D i c k , M anager
Bank Relations Department

A dam

M anager
Banking Studies Department

L eo n K orobow ,

M a t t h e w C. D r e x l e r , M anager

M anager
Government Bond and
Safekeeping Department

R ic h a r d V o l l k o m m e r ,

M anager
Accounting Department

R onald E . L ong,

Building Operating
Department

J o s e p h M . O ’C o n n e l l ,

h r l ic h

M anager

W

Check Processing
Department

Senior Econom ist
E

A ssista n t Secretary
E d w in R . P o w e r s,

Chief Exam iner

I r v in g M . A u e r b a c h ,

E dna E . E

T heodore N . O p pe n h e im e r

P. E m o n d , M anager
Credit and Discount
Department

ugene

J am es H . Oltm an,

A ssistan t

W

Counsel

George
J ohn

E.

C.

i l l i a m M . W a l s h , M anager
Research Computer
Department
il l i a m

H. W

etendorf

M anager
Protection Department

General A uditor
A ssista n t General A uditor

S m it h ,

F lanagan,

OFFICERS • BUFFALO BRANCH
A n g u s A . M a c I n n e s , J r .,
R onald

A ssista n t Cashier
Bank Relations, Public Inform ation,
Check, and Protection

H a r r y A . C u r t h , J r .,




Vice P residen t

B. G r a y , A ssista n t Vice P residen t and Cashier
M anagement Reports and Personnel
A ssista n t Cashier
Accounting, Collection, Loans, Fiscal Agency,
Computer Services, and Emergency Planning

Gerald H . Gr e e n e ,

A ssistan t Cashier
Building Operating, Cash, and Service

A rthur A . Randall,

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H E A D OFFI CE D E P A R T M E N T A L
Accpt.
Acctg.
Audit.
B. Appl.
B. Exam.
Bk. Rel.
Bk. Std.
Bid. Op.
Ck. Adj.
Ck. P r.
Coll.
Comp. 0.
Comp. P.
Cr. Dis.
Dom. Rs.
Forgn.
For. Bk.
Gov. Bd.
Int. Rs.
Man. In.
Paym. S.
Plan.
Prot.
Pub. In.
RBA
Sav. Bd.
Secur.
Secy. 0.
Srvce.
Stat.




ABBREVIATIONS

Acceptance
Accounting
Auditing
Bank Applications
Bank Exam inations
Bank Relations
Banking Studies
Building Operating
Check A djustm ent and R eturn Item s
Check Processing
Collection
Computer Operations
Computer Planning
Credit and Discount
Domestic Research
Foreign
Foreign Banking Regulations
Government Bond and Safekeeping
International Research
Management Inform ation
Paym ent Systems
Planning
Protection.
Public Inform ation
Regulations and Bank Analysis
Savings Bond
Securities
Secretary’s Office
Service
S tatistics