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21 BANKS RESTORED TO FULL OPERATION National Institutions With $16,559,000 Deposits Open December 1-9. By the Associated Press. During the first nine days of December 21 national banks, with deposits of $16,559,000, were restored to full-time operation, it was announced by the Treasury. Twenty of the banks, with $13,615,000 of frozen and $708,000 of unrestricted deposits, had been in the hands of conservators and were issued licenses to resume business or were granted charters for new banks. One charter was issued to a new national bank to take over $2,236,000 of frozen deposits of a bank in receivership. Among the reopened banks are the First National Ban': of Hancock, Md., with frozen deposits of $486,000 and unrestricted deposits of $28,000, and the First National Bank of Parkton, Md., with $804,000 frozen deposits and $6,000 unrestricted deposits. Reorganization plans were approved for eight national banks, including the Citizens' Natioal Bank of New Market, Va., with $173,000 frozen and $7,000 unrestricted deposits.
