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Confidence Vote Is Given to Ritt Culver City Bank Depositors Discuss Plans for Bank's Future Depositors having the largest on deposit in the First National Bank of Culver City, which closed its doors recently to conserve assets and safeguard the depositors by resolution pased by the board of rectors, met at the Culver City chamber of yesterday atternoon for the purpose of discussing tentative plans for the reopenof the bank. Charles Ritt. of the bank. in brief statement, assured each depositor present that the bank was sound, and that by closing the doors after heavy runs the bank, victim of directors met daily for four days, making every effort to withhold the closing the doors, but decided that the movement to protect those had deposits, to close the doors. more Mr. Ritt the bonds and the bank could have quickly turned into ready cash have prevented the closthe was said by several of the terested depositors of large amounts that independent bank is an asset city, and the reopening the First National Bank would be one of the greatest boosts that could happen to Culver City. Call Mass Meeting rising vote was given by the depositors present Charles Ritt. each assuring him implicit faith. President Robert Wankowski assured all depositors that the board of directors and present stockholders in the bank would sacrifice every cent of their holdings in an effort to meet any possible plan submitted for the opening of the bank. meeting was adjourned with vote being passed that meeting of all Its depositors in the bank be called for the first part January
