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CHICAGO BANKS ARE CLOSED Small Institutions Report Loss in Deposits. CHICAGO, June 8.-Six Chicago neighborhood banks, two national and four state, failed to open for today. Three of the banks were affiliated with the Foreman group, involved in one of the two loop bank mergers made over the week-end. These three were the Washington Park National Bank, South Side Trust and Savings Bank and Sheridan Trust and Savings Bank. The other institutions which closed were the Cheltenham Trust and Savings Bank, Industrial State Bank and Inland-Irving National Trust and Savings Bank. Reserves Depleted. All six closings were declared due to depleted reserves and shrinkage of deposits. In addition, the three affiliates of the Foreman group were said to have acted to turn their affairs over to examiners because of publicity given the Foreman merger and uneasiness among depositors. The Washington Park National Bank had $600,000 capital and $439,000 surplus. The Inland-Irving Trust and Savings Bank reported $525,000 capital and $250,000 surplus. Figures on the deposits in these two were not available. Figures on the state banks, as announced by the state auditor's office, were: South Side Trust and Savings, capital $1,000,000, deposits $7,000,000; Sheridan Trust anl Savings, capital $1,000,000, deposits $12,242,000; Cheltenham Trust and Savings, capital $200,000, deposits $535,000; Industrial State, capital $100,000; deposits $650,000.
