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POSTAGE RA
Subject to Change; Consult Postmaster
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AIR MAIL: 5c. for first oz.
5c. for each additional oz. or fraction
FIRST CLASS: Written matter and matter sealed against inspection.
LETTERS: ..........3c. an ounce or fraction
POST CARDS(Private Mailing)1c. each.
POSTAL CARDS(Government)1c. each.
SECOND CLASS: Full copies of newspapers, magazines and periodicals.(May be sent Parcel Post if cheaper)
DOMESTIC ....1c. for ea. 2 oz. or fraction.
FOREIGN.......1 1/2c. [[ditto marks:for ea. 2 oz. or fraction.]]
THIRD CLASS: Merchandise and printed matter weighing 8oz. orless.
1 1/2c. for each 2 oz. or fraction.
(Special rate of 1c. for each 2 oz. or fraction for printed books and catalogs of 24 pages or more.)
FOURTH CLASS: (Parcel Post) covers matter weighing over 8oz. (except 1st and 2nd class). Zone rates apply.
SPECIAL HANDLING provides a means for securing same fast transit and delivery on fourth class parcels as is accorded letter mail.
If ordinary postage stamps are used, packages must be endorsed:"SPECIAL HANDLING"
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Additional Fee
2 lbs. or less...................10c.
over 2 lbs. and up to 10 lbs.....15c.
over 10 lbs.................20c.
^[[25
[[underline]]45[[/underline]]
$70.]]
SPECIAL DELIVERY
FIRST CLASS
Additional Fee
up to 2 lbs...................13c.
over 2 lbs. and up to 10 bls......20c.
over 10 lbs. ...................25c.
OTHER CLASSES(including special handling)
up to 2 lbs. ...................17c.
over 2 lbs.and up to 10 lbs......25c
over 10 lbs....................35c.
If ordinary postage stamps are used, package or letter must be endorsed:"SPECIAL DELIVERY" 

REGISTRY MAIL, FIRST CLASS(Sealed)
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Indemnity  Fee
Up to $5.....20c.
$5.01- 50.....25c
50.01- 75.....35c.
75.01-100.....40c.
100.01-200.....55c.
200.01-300.....65c.
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Indemnity  Fee
$300.01-$400.....80c.
400.01-500.....95c.
500.01-600....1.05
600.01-700....1.15
700.01-800....1.20
800.01-900....1.25
900.01-1000...1.35
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Articles not registered full value are surcharged at a special rate according to their value.
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INSURANCE(3rd a
Value  Fe
Up to $5.....03
5.01 -25.....10
RETURN RECEIPT
Mail Domestic 4
COLLECT ON DEL
insurance)
Up to $2.50....15c
2.51-5.......20c
5.01-25......30
25.01-50.....40
SEALE
Third and fourth
against inspection w
printed indicia. If s
are subject to first clas
SIZE OF PARC
Parcels must not ex
girth combined. For
84inches but not more
girth combined, the n
rate for a 10 pound pa
limit is 70 pounds to
FEES FOR
Under$2.50..........
Over 2.50 and not o
[[ditto marks: Over]] 5.00 [[ditto marks: and not o]]
[[ditto marks: Over]] 10.00 [[ditto marks: and not o]]
[[ditto marks: Over]] 20.00 [[ditto marks: and not o]]
[[ditto marks: Over]] 40.00 [[ditto marks: and not o]]
[[ditto marks: Over]] 60.00 [[ditto marks: and not o]]
[[ditto marks: Over]] 80.00 [[ditto marks: and not o]]
No money order i
REFO
Letters, post cards a
be reforwarded withou
ter requires a new pr
F
Letter postage for a
lowing list is 3c. per o
Canada, Chile, Colum
minican Republic, E
Honduras, Mexico, New
ama, Paraguay, Peru,
onies, Uruguay and Ven
The letter rate to all
abovelist is 5c. for the f
for each additional oz. or
following: Bahamas, Ba
Guiana, British Hondura
Islands, Europe, New Ze
and Windward Islands.
REGI
For all foreign letters, 15
For rates on other classes
post office.
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TRUCE TAKEN AS ONLY TEMPORARY MEDIATOR WARNS
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BUNCHE POINTS TO FACT LAST U.N. EDIT TO PALESTINE WAS ACTUALLY CEASE-FIRE ORDER.
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Political Committee Also Hears Statements By Israeli, Arab Representatives As Discussion Beings.

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By Joseph Ranft.
Paris, Oct. 15.-Dr. Ralph Bunche, acting Palestine mediator, warned today that the greatest danger in the Holy Land is that both Jews and Arabs regard the present truce as temporary.
Dr. Bunche, in a statement before the United Nations Political Committee, emphasized that the last U.N. edict sent to Palestine belligerents actually was a permanent cease-fire order.
Brief statements were made by Israeli and Arab representatives but discussion on Palestine bogged down when Israel's spokesman said he was not prepared to talk on the Holy Land recommendations of the late Count Bernadotte.
Chairman Paul-Henri Spaak of Belgium adjourned the Palestine debate after rebuking delegates for not doing "homework". He instructed both the Jews and [[torn]] to speak.
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NTING HOUSE LENDAR 1949

[[calendar with all months and days for 1949 -- newspaper clipping covers names of months, JAN through JUNE, but shows days]]

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