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D ilNi x1 1JUCj£> O i V u ^ \ K ~r%" • - J Mil 1 U Iwwv ) | T 1J £ 1 '> y* * 'JT7> "\7" iLJi.rvjtV JLV \ September 20, Y?HY HJY BONDS? Nom that price control has been relaxed somewhat, as compared with its -wartime rigor, the exercise of restraint and judgement in buying becomes particularly important* of most commodities are rising© The prices Whether this upward movement is sharp and dangerous or whether i t is moderate and manageable depends largoly on the behavior of purchasers. n Svhen in doubt„ buy bonds", would be a useful motto for this period© Postponing purchases whenever possible is wise individual behavior as well as good national policy. creasing, particularly for durable goods. Supplies are in- There w i l l be more styles to choose from, more opportunity to test and compare. There will probably bo improved models and new products. You w i l l got more for your money after the f i r s t buying rush is over© This is the time to save, not to spend. And i f you have decided to save, Government bonds offer the best combination of earnings and security that is available anywhere© Recent events in the stock market give fresh emphasis to the fact that common stocks are not wise purchases for small investors who want to be able to withdraw their money at any time© good, but security is limited© Earnings may be At the other extreme, money held idle in the bank is s a f e , but i t earns nothing© Series E savings bonds, on the other hand, are always redeemable at a fixed value, they offer absolute security, yet i f held to maturity they return four dollars for every three invested. > (lis? I9U6
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