SECTION 70. That all investments made for the benefit of the savings

depositors of any national bank shall be held primarily and exclusively

for the benefit of the depositors in the savings department; and in

case of a bank failure, if the investments made for the benefit of

the depositors in the savings department do not satisfy their claims

in full, then the depositors of the savings bank shall be entitled

to such a part of the capital, surplus, and capital liability as the

savings deposits bear to all other deposits up to and until the savings

accounts are paid in full.

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