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9. A meetin-; of the Federal Reserve Board vas held in the office of the Board on Wednesday, April 13, 1921. at 11:30 a.m. PRESET: Governor Harding Mr. Platt Mr. Hamlin Mr. Miller Mr. Cris singer Mr. Hoxton, Secretary. Minutes of the m3eting of the Board held Ail 12th vit3p,e read, and on motion approved. The Governor reported the reserve positions of the several Federal Reserve banks as at close of business April 11th, and the status of rediscounts between the Federal Reserve banks as of the same date. Letter dated April 7th. from the Deputy Comptroller of the ellrrency, advising the Board of changes and transfers made among the force of National Bank axaminers during the month of March. 1Tot ed. At this point, 11:55 a.m., LIr. Crissily:er entered the Meeting, and advised the Board that u on taking charm of the Comptroller ,s office, he found that ti-ore existed a deficit in the accounts of the office, due to the fact that a number of bills and c ertain elvaise accounts of :Tational Bank 'Examiners had not been Paid. Sw3gestions were made as to ways and means of providing for the deficiency, and Mr. Crissinger was requested to submit facts mid fio,ures to the Board exhibiting the financial status of the office of the Comptroller of the Currency, as of March 2, 1921. - 300 -2.- The Comptroller of the Currency submitted two letters, dated April 8th, from the Chief National Bank Examiner of the Chicago District and the Chief National Bank Examiner of the Cleveland District, the latter of whom is temporarily detailed for tork in the Seventh Federal Reserve District. These letters dealt with conditions among the National Banks of Iowa and contained certain criticisms of the management of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. Upon motion, it was determined to call a meting this afternoon at 3 o'clock and invite the Governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago to be present. Letter of recent date from the Consulting Architect, stating that those of the Federal Reserve banks which on account of the present status of their building operations are especially interested in vault construction, have agreed to participate in the exPenses necessary to conduct another vault test. Not ed. Letter dated April 11th, from the Comptroller of the Currency, requesting the Board's approval of a salary of .!13,000 per 8421:ms to be paid to lir. Harry N. Horner, National Bank Examiner in the Tenth Federal Reserve District. Approved. ; 301. -3- RZ'ORTS OF COMMITTEE NO. 1: Dated April 11th, Recommending approval of the application of Mr. Herbert F. Perkins to serve at the same time as director of the Continental aC ComnBrcial National Bank of Chicago, and as officer and director of the Chicago Morris Plan Bank of Chicago, Ill. Approved. At 1:05 p.m. the /meting adjourned. Secretary.