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A meeting of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve
SYstem

was held in
Washington on Friday, August 13, 1943, at 11:00

Eton.

PRESENT:

Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.

Eccles, Chairman
Ransom, Vice Chairman
Szymczak
Draper
Evans

Mr. Morrill, Secretary
Mr. Carpenter, Assistant Secretary
Mr. Clayton, Assistant to the Chairman
The action
stated with respect to each of the matters herer

Peciej
,ai

referred to was taken by the Board:
The minutes
of the meeting of the Board of Governors of the
Reserve System held on August 12, 1943, were approved unani-

111°1181Y.
Te
legrams to Messrs. Treiber and Clouse, Secretaries of the
?ed"el PeservP
B

s of New York and Cleveland, respectively, Mr.

Le`teh, Pr

esident of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, Mr. Dillard,

71ee President
of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Mr. Stewart, Seclbet rSr Of
the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Mr. Ziemer, Vice
?1'"1(iellt of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, Mr. Mehornay,

NA*/ Chairman of

the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, and Mr.

1141e)
Secretary of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, stating
t-e 3.0ard
approves the establishment without change by the Federal
-ye

Banks of St. Louis and San Francisco on August 10, by the Federal




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IleBerve Banks
of New York, Cleveland, Richmond, Minneapolis, and Kansas
City
on August 12,
1943, and by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
today, of the rates
of discount and purchase in their existing schedules.
Approved unanimously.
Letter to Mr. Stroud, First Vice President of the Federal Re"
e Bank

,

of Dallas, reading as follows:

"In accordance with the request contained in your letAugust 3, 1943, the Board of Governors approves the

PAIVIllent of salaries to the personnel of the Federal Reserve
rZt
oltIs:Department, effective as of the dates indicated, as

T. /L
AshleY,
c.Aratant Federal Reserve Agent
Saunders
Alternate Asst. Federal Reserve

1. Agent

“31
,!11 A. Boyd,
Ig;of;gent's Representative,
°1111 A. Boyd,
P. 10
u-E40-taLgent's Representative,
o

Effective Date

Annual
Salary

March 1, 1942

$2,700

August 1, 1943

3,600

October 1, 1942

2,880

August 1, 1943

3,000

G. W.

Stover,
P. R.
2,880
Agent's Representative,
August 1, 1943
San
Antonio
$2 2 "Since Mr. Digings' salary was approved at the rate
of
i
th
'20 per annum in the Board's letter of March 27,
furel' approval by
the Board at this time is not necessary."
Approved unanimously.
rood,* x

Letter to the board of directors of "The Bank of Holyrood", Holy-

81188, statins that, subject to conditions of membership numbered
to 1
e°11tained in the Board's Regulation H, the Board approves the
the

aPPli"tion for membership in the Federal Reserve System and for
utPPro
Priate amount of stock in the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas

0117.




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-3Approved unanimously, for transmission through the Federal Reserve Bank
of Kansas City.
Letter to Mr. Young, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of

ellicago,

reading as follows:

a

"This refers to your letter of August 5, 1943, and the
c°D1Panying memorandum, relating to deficiencies in reof member banks in your District caused by a misinerPretation
of instructions concerning the amendment to the
"deral Reserve
Act relative to War Loan Deposits.
"In view of the circumstances set forts, the Board will
itter
,
n
-Pose no objection to your waiving the penalties in,7rred bY the nine member bsnks listed in the schedule accompanying
your letter."
Approved unanimously.
Memorandum of
this date from Mr. Goldenweiser, Director of the
°I1 of Research and Statistics, stating that in connection with
the re
viaicne being made in the Division's department store data it was
°arY to
obtain material with respect to sales by mail-order houses
rvP°rted it the
1939 Census of Retail Trade, which material the Bureau
°t the
Cerlsue had estimated could be obtained from their records at a
ec'et of
"
n
to exceed $50, and recommending that this expenditure be
4PProv
ed and the appropriate account in the 1943 budget for the Division
or Res°
arch and
Statistics increased accordingly.




Approved unanimously.

Thereupon the meeting adjourned.

Chairman.