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FILES EQUITY SEEKING ACCOUNTING FROM BANK OFFICERS Receiver Charges Bad Banking in Suit Against Officers of Laurel Banks. bankand charges that they did not ing conduct their banks in accordance national banking act, are tained in suit in equity filed by ceiver George Cronkleton against ficers and directors of the First tional bank of Laurel, Nebr., and the Laurel National bank in federal court here today. Cronkleton asks for an accounting from officers of the First National and from Laurel National, claiming that most these assets were lost through improper handling the officials. Capital stock of both institutions admittedly impaired before they closed their doors, Cronkleton charand the reserve had dwindled ges, nothing. The Laurel National closMay 1927 and the First tional February 1928. Those named in the suit follow: the Laurel Wilson, Johnson, Thomas Berge, Voter. Wilson, Bessire, Charles Ebmeier and Felber, who executor for John Felber. deceased. First D. Coburn, Phil Most, Wickett, Charles Jordan and George Wright. BILL REPORTED Feb. The army housing bill passed by the house last May was favorably ported Friday by the senate military
