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Fs•-Jir) 1 a the Federal Upon call of the Governor, a special meeting of eserve Board on Saturday, Board was held in the office of the Federal ileserve December 2Dth, at 11:10 a.m. 1- R2,337.2: Governor Crissin;er Hamlin Miller CuiininghEu2l 5ecretary bring to the The Governor stated that he had called the mcetinj to .L -ent at Yew attention of the Board a telegram from the Federal Reserve that bank of Mr. York regarding the election as class "B" director of Ban:: of Yew York Theodore T. Thit.zarsh, a trustee of the Greenwich Savin:s permitted City, and referring to an early ruling of the Beard which of PhilaAlba Johnson, a class "B" director of the Federal Reserve Bank -hiladelphia. delphia to continue as a trustee of a Mutual javincs".Bank in Lfter discusiien, Er. Hamlin moved that 1.1r. Jay be advised that the construction of the law involved is extremely doubtful and that the Board has reached the conclusion that it will permit Er. 7:hitmarsh to serve Lnd be reelected as trustee of the Greenwich Savings Bank, subject to any final order of the Board revoking such permission, if it is determined that his service as trustee of the savings bank is not permitted under the Clayton 2,ct. Carried. telephone call Governor Crissin';er stated that he-had received a Baltimore, from Mr. Ucwcomer, Iresident of the Yational 111x0hange Bank of that bank r'2„2:rdins the proposed consolidation under State charter of consideration of With the :,-tlntic Trust Company and requestinf; special the application for admission to membership of the consolidated institution. 12/29/23 -2- The Secretary reported that the application would be received from the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond on Yonday morning, and upon motion by Er. Hanain, the Executive Committee was given power to act in the matter. Telegram dated December 28th from the Federal Reserve Agent at San Francisco inquiring whether the Board's permission to the Bank of Italy to take over the American Savings Bank of Long Beach included the taking over of two branches of that institution at North Long Beach and Compton, California, and the establishment of branches of the Bank of Italy in their premises. Referred to the Committee on Examinations. The meeting adjourned at 11:35 a.m Secretary.