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MANY VETERANS of World War II will remember purchasing U.S. Savings Bonds through allotment procedures under which a small portion of their military pay was automatically deducted to purchase savings bonds to help finance the war effort.
Recent information from the General Accounting Office indicated that 706,000 of these bonds with a face value of about $50 million have never been claimed. The total of ex-GIs involved is 188,000. Many bond owners have been determined by checking VA records and other means.
However, all veterans of World War II are being called upon to check their memories to determine if they may have purchased U.S. Savings Bonds and over the years forgotten all about iU
VURTHER information on unclaimed U.S. Savings Bonds may be obtained by
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