Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1925, Page 21

FINANCIAL. TIRES HELD LIKELY 10 REMAIN HIGH Rubber Expected to Advance | Further—Half Year’s Profits Excellent. BY J. C. ROYLE. ial Dispatch to The Star YORK, July 11.—Little en ement for the eonsumer of tires bber goods was seen today in he action taken by the American Rub. ion to curb production and advance in the price of tvance icipated so check the crude rubt in tire and t by some, he assoc cut down styles of tir nufactured, ex nservation of the Abolish the plan | i is th t,,.nl all for | discon hten the ne- 1o | stock | | [ that Eng- of the and by the ken a and rubber ir ry of Some sumers pe urden en not | ifacturers as on| h in their that the | ated to a fair| should be confined to i the De-{ proc and that the establishin: und s making no with powers keep the price | Are Excellent. v conceded that thel turers for the! ere excellent. Profits profits of first half of this year Demand sti exceedingly strong, and ! are urging their distributor buy more | than nal re X v fear of sending rubber gher and se prices on and the public | Indications abroad, | ut hope f | immediate re- | ted | pected | e pri above, a furth in some quarte ince is e The Credit There are now union laws, esota enacted the nec Unions. ad of this movement | brought out ¢ to 'hP‘ between the Morvis Plan | ion Both o meet the | to borrowers who | no credit Banks an institutions are ¢ need of small I otherwise wor cilitles. Both to_combat the y | The Morr ¥ vever, | operates in a - rom the | Credit Union their | apital from who buy stock on w aid | fair dividends or oney to-be loaned t rowers outside th ing member The entirely co-operative within and loaned to mited group. e Credit Union to be be member while ntembers ther siders. The Credit a very small sources it e members save. In this wa Union becomes t ment_of thrift out their own . ty of plan dep n me: ure upon the persona 1intanc which the union off have with | their member borrowers. In addition e support which comes the State ind individual bor- | p of invest. | Tnion is | s organized | specified and a member of a a shar be a| > to the to out and begins on | only noney it he Cred- | ourage- | is the gre members and the safe- | | oes not serve the | aves that field | Plan B: and there | both even though the | n should even more in the vears than it the is room Credit Ur rapidly has in fo! B Query the Promoter. Determine money the promoter is putting into his scheme before you decide to risk yours. Don't take his word for it— make him prove it. BANK CLEARI\IGS MOUNT | STEADILY IN BALTIMORE | Special Dispatch to The Star BALTIMORE, July s compiled the ng House show th this cit consistently to During the 11.—Recent Baltimore bank clear- { have been uummg‘ higher figures week ended July 2, imore banks amounted ase of 15 per similar week the first ings ag ) compared with high “previous reLmd“ 5,114,000 in the| 24. " This repre- | n increase of 9.93 per cent over six months total June clearings increased to an im- pressive extent, totaling against $401,421 a gain of 1.03 7 and 10 817 an That's the story in a nutshell. 612 % interest but 1009 safe. Two im- portant features of our First Mortgage Notes that attract consgrvative Some “'extra good” residence amounts £230 and up. Come in and see We are always Chas. D. Sager 924 14th Main 36 { Price { month { purch { Do supply | 14 work | bank- | 2 0il Stocks Ignore Advance in Price In Midwest Field By the Associated Preds. NEW YORK, July 11.—Oils made practieally no response dur- ing the week to an increase in midcontinent crude reports and the publication of statistics show- ing the fifth consecutive weekly decrease in the daily average of gross crude oil production. Vague rumors of the discovery of new oil fields had a restraining effect on the buying of those shares. In- dependent Oll and Gas fell back sharply on the announcement of the dissolution of a syndicate that had been operating in that stock. BUTTER MARKETS FIRM. Levels Maintained During Week—Trading Lacks Snap. CHICAGO, July 11 (#).—All butter markets at the beginning of the week were i firm position with opening prices about half-cent higher than the close on Friday last. Eastern mar- kets were apparently in the firmest position as prices made a_further ad- vance on Tuesday, which with the xception of New York was well main tained throughout the week. More confidence was own in the | market and many operators felt that present price levels would be main- tained throughout most of the present In spite of this feeling, how ever, trading lacked smap and was tar from belng ctory Buyers for storage were conserva- tive as to prices paid and volume of ses, and there was practically | no speculative buying as operators could see but little opportunity for a quick turnover on purchases. | DIVIDENDS. Califorma Pack.. O $130 v Chemical. .Stk 10 idaho Power pf. Q 1% % H) Co @ Sept Aug Aug Aus hine Co Aug 3 Puliman Co JTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS —THE WOOD. dge-Lanzdon Savings & Commercial Bank has declared a 3% semi-annual divide: ts” capital stoc ghareholders of ‘re Books for the tran from June 4 inclusive. Perlodlc Statements |—of a bank’s condition enable its puhlic to gauge the institu- tion’s progress and to pass judg- ment upon its strength and the | soundness of its policies. The Union Trust Company of the District of Columbia takes satisfaction in presenting this report, as follows: REPORT OF THE CONDITION Of the UNION TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICTE OF COLUMBIA on. D. C_ at the close of busi- 30. 1925 At Washy fess on b YURCES diseounts. rediscounts of other banks and_foreign bills of Xchange or dratts soid with indorsement of this bank ;§3.711.880.12 Overdratis R 1. aLoans and imelud i n g acceptances socured o8 5 ocured: 5 9.644.12 United nient States s e c urities premium stocks, se- 2.860.273.02 4 s 1.266.892.12 Real estate owned other than banking house 3.582.00 Cash in vault and amount duc from national 10 banks s Amount due’ from banke. bankers and trist companics in_the United States (other than” included in Itom Chack 484.749.81 11 State i 702.308.25 s ‘on ‘other banks in me city or town as orting ~ bank (other han Item 12) Total of Items 10 ii and 13.. $1.432.657.24 a Checks and drafts on banks (in cluding Federal Ragerve Bauk) lo- cated : 245,508 $15.878.34 AMisceliar items | Other assets Total LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surpius_ fund Undivided profits Reserved fortaxes. Am b $2.000.000.00 500.000.00 | 389.340.10 inter- €. accrued ant diie to State banks. ikers and _trust_com panies in the United States and foreign coun- tries ... Certified *checks g ... Treasurer’s standing Total of and 26 Demand than subject Rosits 30 . Individy 152.021.48 23.025.34 51.299.95 outstand- checks o u't- items 24 -$226.340 (other deposits) (de- within denosits bank o reserve Jpasable i deposits subject to_chack Dividends unpaid . Other demand deposity Total of demand de- posits (other than bank deposit) subject to e serve. Iten 310 and 3 1475024350 Time deposits ‘subject - to reserve (pavable after 30 days or subject to 30 days or more notice and postal eavings) . Certificates of deposit (other than for ‘money borrowed) . Other time deposita’ . Total of “time _dej sublect 1o reserve, 33 and 2. $1.882.161.17 Payments " io be made ‘on ‘account of real eatate loans contracted for Total .. Digtrict of Colymby EDSON B med bank. sits tems 55.566.33 . -$0.835.450.54 DS_ treasurer of the do “solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. EDSON B. OLDS. Treasurer. Subecribed and sworn 10 before me this 8th day of July, 1 J. DUTTON WAINWRIGHT, Notary Public. Correct—Attesty J. KAUFMAN. GEQRGE ¥ FLEMING. aboven E. Hnfl’L-m\' CHARLES F. WILSO\ J. H CRANFORI JOHN O, HOYT. A.S. KENNY, e Directors. You want to know that the principal is safely invested, and that your interest payments will be made the day due? CAFRITZ First Mortgage Notes Will satisfy your wants in_ every detail. We invite your concerning our are now paying 6% %. Write for booklet. €. L. 0'Donaell, Mgr. Mortzage Department CAFRITZ COMPANY EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, serve District No. b. REPORT OF THF ONDITION MERCHANTS’ BANK AND TRUST COMPANY At Washington. in the District of Colum- bia, (at the close of business on June 30. RESOURCES Loans and _discounts iacluding rediscounts. acceptances " of other banks and_forewn bills of exchange or drafts. s0ld " with * indorsement of this bank ... Qrerdrafls. " unsecured S. Government securi- ties owned b. All other United States securities & premiums 1 a $7.442 todks, s curities, Furniture Cash & due banks Amount due ' trom banks. bankers trust companies in United State from national St 10 Totall of Iteiie 10 aud SLIs4a0s ». Muiscilinn o s ttems . Other assets, Total 114,964.38 it by LIABILITIES Reserve ‘for' depreciation. 1.816.43 Amount due to national bauks . Amount due to Siate banks bankers and frust_compa ed Stat n 049.745.93 | fed ing . Caghier's checks outstand £y Necks out<tand. 190.511.09 ing Total of Ttems 23, and A $2 208 958,57 (other eposits) rve (de. within Demand " deposi than ban subject’ to sits paval B0 dava) Individual denosits Ject to check Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days (other than for money borrowed Dividends unpaid Other demand deposite Total of poeits (o hank to_ re sub $.150.320.35 41.900.00 30305 50 175.81 4.211.000.86 and postal savi Certificates of deposit (other than for mones borrowed ) Cincludin: obiigations repre senting money bor rowed other than redis counts) Letters of credit ‘and travelers' checks sold for cash and outsta mz 4 Liabilities o ther those above stated than Total District of Columbi e 1. "E. W. POPKINS, treasurer of above-named bank. do solemnly swear that the above statement ig true 1o the best of my knowledge and belief E. W. POPKINS. Treasurer ibed and sworn to before me -this of July. 1925 5 HARRY J. D) UE "\ Notary Pubiic Correet—Attest AUSTIN € WALLER. E. B@LI F B RN P B S Directors. $10.861 ity Sube Sth da (Seal.) REPORT OF CONDITION PARK SAVINGS BANK At Washington. in the District of Columbia. ' the D0 UE Pudinese on June 30. 1923 RESOURCES 1.aLoans and discount: cluding _rediscount: coptances . of o0t banks. and foreign bills of exchange or _drafts sold with indorsement of his bank. rdrafts. unsecured S. Government securi b, liea ouned jovernmen t securities (including premiums, 1f 126.562.82 | stocks. se- Bankinz house, $81.409.61 furniture “and fAxtures, $23.653.90 202.810.67 105.063.57 21.810.35 175.193.63 than bankins House Cagh_in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks. bankers and trust compantes in the United States (other than in- cluded in Item 10) Exchanges for clearing house . Checks on’ other the same city as reportin tother than a Checks and drafts on banks (in ecluding Fed eral Reserve Bank) lo cated outside of eity or town of re- 263.96 banks in or_town bank tem 206.60 | b. Miscetaneo u & cash items.. Total .$3.003.502.73 LIABILITIE . Capital stock paid in . Surplus fund.. .. a, Urdivided profits . Certified checks outstand- ing . Cashier's chécks outstand- ng Total of items 95 and _$11.204 25 Demanid " déposits (other than bank deposits) sub- ject 1o reserve (de- posits pavable within avs) - Individual | deposits ject to check . Dividends unpaid . Total of demand ' de- posits (other than bank deposits) S1 Time depiosits. sihiset reserve (payable after 30 days, or 3 days’or m postal savings) . Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed) . Other time deposits Total of time deposits subject to reserve. items 33 and 85 .0....$1.531,999.40 -$3.003.502.73 . cashier of the solemnly swear $50.000.00 00.00 54.706.12 6.425.06 4.868.50 sub- 5 21000.00 57.508.43 1.474.490.97 Total District of Colunibia ROBERT S. § above-named bank, do that the above statement is true to the ||| best of my knowledge and belief. ROBERT S. STUNZ, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day of July, 1825 WM. G (Seal.) y Correct—Attest THOS WALTE GEO. E. SOMERVILLE, 3 SLOPFER. WALKE] Birectors. THE VITAL 58.700.10 | 500.000.00 | 57.980.08 | 2844000 | Charter No. 4107 Reserve District No. 5. REPORT OF CONDITION K|NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK At Washington, in the District of Columbia. at the close of business on June 30. 1925, t RESOURCES. and diseo . inclu rediscounts. acceptances of " other banks ~ and foreizn bills of exchange or " drafts sold with indorsement £ this bank except those shown in b and ) $1,065.116.56 b Acceptances of other banks dis- counted 10.600.00 $1.075.716.56 32093 Total loans Overdrafts. secured. ed. $245 Government $84.84: seciri securitie: g premiums, a Other bonds, stocks, securi es, etc Banking house. and fixtures 3 Lawful reserve with Fed- eral Reserve Bank . Items with Federal Reserve ) process of col ment 332,787.50 421.527.00 50.000.00 180.418.06 furniture n_ vauli and amount due from national banks Amount due’ from State Dbanks. bankers and trust es in' the United er than in. ms 8. 9 and 1,531.79 160.187.47 9.853. 66.027.00 for’ " elearing “other banks in city or town as bank (other em 12} 'r..m of items 91011 $953 364,01 A 13 lancots cash items LIABILITIES paid in $200.000.00 300000 00 ndivided profits 101.996. rount due to Federal Re rve Bank (deferred 5) 15,520, Amount dus ‘to national banks nt due 16 state banks. rs and trust com i the United 3144 certified Cashiers’ « Tots deposits) sul erve (deposits hin 30 days) Dosits subjeet | 120885818 depos reserve. and 81101185 subject 5.000.00 30.157.25 | 8,063 86 depne. States dis- of Washington, | _ uding all resenting other incinding acceptances hanks of exc soid with ent of this banl 46 Linbilities other than ihoe above stated Total 30.586.00 1,089.31 320,489 86 District of Columbia, ss. 1. H. ¢. STEWART. cashier of the above- med bank. do solemnly swear that the Ye statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief + N . STEWART. Cashier cribed ahd sworn fo before me this ay of July. 19 al ) CHARLES A. McCARTHY Notary Public. D. C. su Correct—Attest N “Directors. Money to Loan | Sacungd 1 sy Soas of el o real estats. Pm zll ot interest and commission, 420 Wash. L. WE FINANCE —all classes of income-producing property Large Loans a Specialty Current int. rate and commisgign. Higbie & Rlclurd:on, Inc. 816 15th Prompt Actlon |First Mortgage Loans Lowest Rates of Interest and Commission ‘Thoms J. Fisher & Company, Inc. 738 15th_Street 2§ ® $ | D ® | b * o | i WANTED! SECOND TRUST NOTES Funds avallable for the pur- chase of all kinds of second trust notes. secured on D. €. or nearby - real estate. Prompt action in every case. Washington Investment and Transactions Co. 715 1ith St. N.W. $e000s0000000g | 00000000000 FEDERAL-AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK RESOURCES, $14,000,000 1315 F Street JOHN POOLE, President We Write. Insurance of ANl Kinds We are in a position to cover you against_loss from any source whai- ever. Tornado, Fire, Burglary, Ele- Yator Liability. Autemobile, Botler Explosion, Loss of Rents and even Death. - Old reliable . 'companies. Quick service and prompt settlement of claims. WHY WORRY? pe¥iioue us and representative ‘will be £lad to eail and ‘quote raies wed szvin our contracts. N. L. SANSBURY CO-INC. 1418 F ve St. hw CONSIDERATION : When planning to invest funds, whether for one’s self qr as trustee, is to be assured that the PRINCIPAL IS THOROUGHLY SAFEGUARDED. This characteristic is a prime factor in all of our FIRST MORT. GAGE INVESTMENTS—and still they earn the liberal rate of 6%% interest. Denominations $100 up. Partial Payments May Be Arranged Morigage Investment Dept. 14th & K Main-9080 Chu‘\.r No. 10316. D. C, SATURDAY, JULY 11. 1925. Reserve District No. 6. REPORT OF CONDITION Federal-American National Bank At Washington in the District of Columbla, at the close of business on . a. Loans and discounts, June 30, 1925. RESOURCES. including rediscounts, acceptances of other banks and foreign bills of lxchlnga or dl‘l.(l! sold with indorsement of this bank ceen . Overdrafts, unsecured, $87.80. , . U. S. Government securities owned: a. Deposited to secure circulation (U. par value) b. All other United States Government secur- ities (including premiums, Total . . Other bonds, stock §. bonds . $50,000.00 it any) 730,985.13 . securities, e Banking house, $457,000; furniture 1d fixtures, - Real estate owned other than banking house Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank. . Items with Federal Reserve Bank in process “of collection. . . Cash in vault and amount due from national banks. State banks, bankers and the United States Amount due from panies in items 8, 9 and 10) . Exchanges for clearing house trust com- (other than included in Checks on other banks in the same city or town as re- porting bank Total of items 8, 10, (6ther than item 12) 11, 5 Checks and drafts on banks (including Fed- 12 and 13.. $1,584.661.73 eral Reserve Bank) located outside of city or town of reporting bank b. Misceifineons cash jtems . Redemption fund with U u \ I‘xeuurer 17. Capital stock paid in .... Surplus fund . a. Undivided b. Reserve securities profits for . Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., Circulating notes outstanding . Reserve Bank 1al banks banks, panies in the United States and foreign countries (other than included in items 22 eeee Certified checks outstanding £ “ashier's checks outstanding Amount . Amount . Amount due to Federal due to natl due to State Total of items 22, 23 dey)ru ation s Treasurer and due from LIABILITIES. 13 4,176.99 32167 and on bonds 220,963 17,543.84 50,000.00 178,099.09 284,088 85 acerued. (deferred credit com- bankers and trust or 23) ¥4, 25 and 2 '$914,929.10 Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to re- serve (deposits Individual deporits subject Dividends unpaid . Other demand deposits payable within 30 days) to cheek 47,908.35 Total of demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to and reserve, items 27, 31 $7,506,531.70 Time deposits subject to reserve (pavable after 30 days, or of subject to 30 days’ or more not (other . Certificates of deposit Other time deposits Postal savings deposits Total of time deposits subject to reserve. items 33, 35 and 36. ing war loan deposit Total . Distriet of Columbla, ss.: swear that and belief (Seal.) Correst—Attest WILLIAM J. EYNON, LOUIS MACKALL, THOMAS P. BONES, FR S. GICHNER, WALTER A. BROWN, HARRY KING, J. A. MAEDEL, A. E. BERRY, ALEX. BRITTON, ISAAC GANS, JOHN T. CRQWLEY, ARTHUR D. MARKS, N investment. Yet by invegtment in ton real estate. upward. States disbursing officers ..... Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) ......... 46. Liabilities other than those above stated the above statement But why pay extra for safety! Mortgage Notes offered by this Company are safe—they are secured by improved Washing- . and postal savings) than for many borrowed).. $2.555.137. . United States deposits (other than postal savings), includ- ount and deposits of United $13,941,138.57 | 1. CHAS, D. BOYER, cashier of the above-named bank, do snlemmy true to the best of my knowledge CHAS. D. BOYER, Cashier. Subseribed and sworn to before me this 10th day of July, 1925 MILLARD S. YEATMAN, Notary Public. is L. PERRY WEST, T. C. DULIN, JOHN L. NEWBOLD, W. T. GALLIHER, GEORGE E. WALKER, BYRON S. ADAMS, JOSHUA W. CARR, JOHN DOLPH, W. F. HAM, JAMES B. HENDERSON, LEON TOBRINER, JOHN POOLE, Direetors. The Cost of Safety OT every investment is secure. Some se- curities, however, are absolutely safe for the investor is compelled to pay indirectly for the safety of his principal Usually this payment takes the form of a smaller interest yield than would be returned other securities. The First Our notes yield 614 per cent to the investor and are issued in denominations of $100 and ‘&IEEMSH}'NSE&_ ahsm@m.nc. 56 Years Without Loss tc An Ifvestor B. F. PERSONAL EFFICIENCY A SENSE of thrift, the abil- ity to save, the strength of character to avoid speculation and the perseverance to invest systematically—those are the characteristics which lead in- evitably to success. OUR FIRST MORTGAGES are ideal for systematic sav- ing. They are issued in con- venient denominations, are safe beyond question and pay 6% % interest. SAUL CO. 925 15th St. N'W. $8,377,400.31 87. IO 211,940.71 531,309.21 20,717.49 717,869.60 10,321.79 | 2,500.00 $1,200,000.00 750,000.00 129,157.48 272,038.48 51,545.17 ,127,603.45 74,834.05 134,563.88 590,000.00 1,479.16 [ | | FINANCIAL. “harter No. 9545. REPORT OF CONDITION Of the DISTRICT NATIONAL BANK At Washington, in the District of Columbia the June 30, 1 RESOURCES 1. a Loans and diseounts, including rediscounts, ac ceptances of other banks and foreign bills of exchange or drafts, sold with Indorsement of tnis bank. 6.8 Reserve District No. at close of business on Total loans S . Overdrafts, secured, §3.674.92; unsecured, $ 3. a Customers’ lability account of “Acceptances” exe: this bank and by other banks for account of this now outstanding . U. 8. Government securities owned a Deposited to secure circulation (1. value) . s b All other Trnited States Government (including premiums, if ) cuted by sank and 101, hond £503,000.00 securities ‘Total Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc Banking house, $944,624.62; furniture and fixtures Real estate owned other than bunking house Lawful reserve with Federal Rescrve Bank Items with Federal Reserve Bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from nation banks . Amount due from State ban and trust compani in.the United States (uther included in ftems » and 10) Exchanges for clearing house . Checks on other banks in the ing bank (other than Item 12). Total of Items 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 . a Checks and drafts on bahks (inciudir Reserve Bank) located outside of city of reporting bank b Miscellaneous cash items %98.31 $76,328.06.. 1,020,952 65 Clemume ba than ame city or Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due Treasurer . Other assets, from if any Total LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund a Undivided profits .... Circulating notes outstanding . Amount, due to Federal Reserve B: . Amount due to national banks . Amount due to State banks. bankers and trust ies in the United States and foreign countries (other than in cluded in Items 22 or 23) . Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding Total of Items 22, 23 Demand deposits (other than bank deposits (deposits payable within 30 davs) . Individual deposits subject to check Dividends unpaid . Other demand deposits Total of demand depc jeet to reserve, Items Time deposits subject to reserve (pay or more notice t (other than for . Other time deposits % Postal savings deposits Total of time depos o United *tglea deposits (other War Loan deposit account disbursing officers . United States Government se urities borrowed . Bonds and securities. other than United States Bills payable (including all obligations repre: borrowed other than rediscoonts) Notes and bills rediscounted. includir banks and forelzn bills of excha v odraft indorsemept of this bank Acceptances executed by other b bank 46. Liabilities other than those nk (deferred credits) subject to reserve. ite Tudinz than postal savin; and deposits of in. borrowed entir 000.00 money 2 500,00 eptances 45. above stated Total Washington, District of Columbia 1. H. L. OFFUTT. Jr.. cashier of the above-named swear that the above statement is true to the iy belief. L ubscribed and gworn to before me this 9th (Seal) BENJAMI Correct—Attest: ROBERT N. HARPER JOSHUA EVANS, Jr ATWOOD M. FISHER RALPH 1 CHARLES W. DARR. €. 3. GOCK H. L. OFFUTT. Jr Directors I e S S e Sy $10,954.600.35 bank of my "UPT. £ July SON, Nota do knowledge Jr and OF day SELIEVRE, SHAW BARN LER RD The New York Life Insurance Company Offers 1o Make First Mortgage Loans on Improved Real Estate In the District of Columbia and Suburbs for 3, 5 or 10 Year Periods Houses Business Properties 5%% ON APPROVED SECURITY Apartments Office Buildings Apply f RANDALL H. HAGNER & COMPANY MORTGAGE LoaNn GORRESPONDENT Ao 32t Connecticut Hoenae, Jlé/:/um/fa;n 0. RRARCRNRREARRAREE ARG R RARRNRNR] e T T T O R T First Mortgage Investments 6%% We have for sale a number of notes secured by first mortgage on improved properties. Security of the highest grade. Notes in large or small denominations IREERHOARTA ORI DECRR AR BB LALLM PR, Owr service in collection of interest and notes without charge to purchasers. MOORE & HILL, Inc. 730 17th St. NW. Phone Main 1174 The Prudence Compan of New York Invites Applications for Construction Loans Long-Term Refinancing _Amounts of $50,000 and over FRED T. NESBIT Loan Correspondent Investment Bldg. Main 9392