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j CqMMITTEE TO OPPOSE BANK LOANS TO SOUTH AFRICA 305 East 46th Street, N.ew Y0rk, ~ew Yo'rk 10017 (212) 838-5030 N.I(- ., t BANKS LENDING TO SOUTH ·A·FRICA HAJOR BANKS New York California CITIBANK BANK OF AMERICA CHASE MANHATTAN XANUFACTURERS HANOVER Massachusetts MORGAN GllARANTY FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BOSTON Illinois CONTINENTAL ILLINOIS FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO REGIONAL AND SBALLER COMMERCIAL BANKS American Express Int'l Banking Corp., NY First Wisconsin National Bank o~ American National Bank & Trust Co., Milwaukee Chicago French Bank of California Bank of Boston Int'l, NYC Harris Bank Int'l Corp., NY Bank of New York Harris Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago Banders Trust NY Corp. Irving Trust Co., NY Barclays Bank Marine Midland Bank, Buffalo Central Cleveland Int'l Bank Mellon Bank Int'l, NY Central Merchann Bank Mellon Bank NA, Pittsburgh Central National Bank of Chicago Merchants National B~nk, Cedar Rapids, Central National Bank of Cleveland Iowa Chartered Bank National Ban~ of Detroit Chemical Bank, NY North Carolina National Bank Citizens & Southern National Bank of No rthern Trust Bank Atlanta Northern Trust Int'l Banking Corp., NY Cleveland Trust Co. Northwestern Nat ional Bank of Continental Bank Int'l, Houston Minneapolis Continental Bank Int'l, NY Nortlnl7est'ern National Bank, Omaha Crocker Mid-America Int'l Bank Philadelphia National Bank Crocker National Bank, LA & SF Philadelphia Int'l Bank, NY European American Banking Corp., NY Pittsburgh National Bank Buropean Panking Int'l Provident National Bank, Philadelphia Fidelity Int'l Bank, NY Security Pacifi c National Bank First Boston Corp., NY Society Nationel Bank of Cleveland First City National Bank of Houston Trust Co. of GF. , Atlanta First National Bank of Atlanta United CaliforLia B~nk, Int'l, NY First National Bank of Minneapolis Wells Fargo Bank, National - LA & SF First National Citibank Int'l, LA Winters National Bank & Trust • Banks are no force for social change ignoring fair employment laws; deny in the U.S. either, where their record ing low interest student loans; or includes redlining neighborhoods or creating and manipulating urban denying home improvement loans; fi nancial crises. 'The New York-Johannesburg Banking Connection-' BANKING ON RACISM IN SOUTH AFRICA A Call to the American People: Don't use bonks making loons to South Africa! WITHDRAW-- DEPOSIT YOUR FUNDS IN A BANK THAT DOES NOT MA KE LOANS TO SOUTH AFRICA SUCH AS: New York The Bank of Commerce Banco de Ponce Bank of North America Chelsea National Bank Freedom National Bank The Chinese Ameri c ~n Bank United States Trust Company The First Women's Bank Amalgamated Bank of New York Central State Bank Merchants Bank of New York -.

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