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A meeting of the Federal Reserve Board was held in the office of
the Federal Reserve Board on Monday, I.Iarch 28, 1932, at 8:15 p. m.
PRESENT:

Governor Meyer
Er. Hamlin
Mr. Miller
Mr. Tames
Mr. riagee
Mr. Pole
1:r. Morrill, Secretary
McClellsnd, Assistant Secretary
Noel, Assistant Secretary
Hr. Harrison, Assistant to the Governor
11r. Wyatt, General Counsel
Goldenweiser, Director, Division of
Research and Statistics,
Mr. Snead, Chief, Division of Bank Operations.

Consideration was given to a draft of a report on Senate Bill 4115,
Prepared by 1.1essrs. 1:iorrill, Wyatt, Goldenweiser and Smead, in accordance
with the resolution adopted by the Board at the meeting on March 21, 1932,
being a revision of a preliminary draft which the committee had submitted
to the members of the Board on March 26, 1932, and incorporating various
changes suggested by the Board during its informal consideration of the
preliminary draft.

Further changes were made, and consideration was also

given to a draft, prepared by the counittee, of a letter to the Chairman of
the Committee on Banking and Currency of the Senate, transmitting the report,
and certain changes were made therein.
ThereuPon, both the report and letter of
transmittal, as amended, were unanimously approved.
Secretary's note:

The Secretary of the Treasury, who was unnble to

attend this meeting but who had participated in the Board's previous discussions, advised the Secretary that he concurred in the letter and report
as adopted by the Board, but requested that a note be made in the minutes




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to the effect that, while in fall sympathy with the view that security
affiliates should be separated fromnember banks, he did not feel
sufficiently well informed as to the problems that might be encountered to
enable him to pass upon the details of the provisions contained in the
suggested substitute for Section 18 of the bill.




Thereupon the neeting adjourned.

Secretary.