APPENDIX A
deposited under the terms of this act in the
hank most convenient to such locality. If no
such bank in any State or Territory is willing to
receive such deposits on the terms prescribed,
then the same shall be deposited with the treasurer
of the board of trustees, and shall be counted
in making up the reserve of five per centum.
Such funds may be withdrawn from the treasurer
of said board of trustees and all other postal
savings funds, or any part of such funds, may
be at any time withdrawn from banks and saving
depository offices for the repayment of postal
savings depositors when required for that purpose.
Not exceeding thirty per centum of the
amount of such funds may at any time be withdrawn
by the trustees for investment in bonds
or other securities of the United States, it being
the intent of this act that the residue of such
funds, amounting to sixty-five per centum thereof,
shall remain on deposit in the banks in each
State and Territory willing to receive the same
under the terms of this act, and shall be a working
balance and also a fund which may be withdrawn
for investment in bonds or other securities
of the United States, but only by direction
of the President, and only when, in his judgment,
the general welfare and the interests of
the United States so require. Interest and profit
accruing from the deposits or investment of
postal savings funds shall be applied to the payment
of interest due to postal savings depositors
as hereinbefore provided, and the excess thereof,
if any, shall be covered into the Treasury of the
United States as a part of the postal revenue
Provided, That postal savings funds in the
treasury of said board shall be subject to disposition
as provided in this act, and not otherwise :
And provided further, That the board of trustees
may at any time dispose of bonds held as postal