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8-Cent American Revolution Bicentennial Commemorative Stamps

The 8-cent American Revolution Bicentennial Series commemorative stamps will be first placed on sale at Williamsburg, VA, on July 4, 1972. These stamps are the second in a series planned for issuance through 1976.

POSTMASTERS SHALL NOT PLACE THESE STAMPS ON SALE BEFORE JULY 5, 1972

Size 1.4-4" x 0.84" image area (horizontal) Color: Deep brown on buff paper ISSUED IN SHEETS OF SO Initial printing: 135 million Designer: Leonard Everett Fisher

To obtain first day cancellations, collectors may submit requests to "Bicen-tennial Stamp, Postmaster, Williamsburg, VA 23185." See Postal Service Manual, section 257.2. Selected mint stamps will be available at the Philatelic Sales Unit, Washington, DC 20036, beginning July 5, 1972.

All classes of post offices will receive an initial supply of the stamps under the automatic distribution schedule. First-class post offices requiring addi-tional bulk quantities should immediately submit a requisition (Form 3356) to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing using item No. 459.

First-class post offices requiring less-than-bulk quantities in addition to the automatic distribution and all other post offices may submit a requisition (Form 17) to their designated sectional center facility on their next scheduled requisitioning date.—Communications and Public Affairs, 5-25-72.

All Postal Installations

Organizational Name Change

Effective immediately, the organi-zational titles metro center and metro area are abolished in the field organi-zation. Henceforth, all such manage-ment areas are designated as districts.

This title change has no effect on staff assignments and position titles of personnel employed in the 86 districts, nor on their geographic boundaries.

The identification of each district shall be the same as that used for the former metro center or metro area.

All correspondence directed to the managers of districts should be ad-dressed in the following format:

Manager District

U.S. Postal Service

City, State, ZIP Code - -Office of The Postmaster General,

5-25-72.

CONTENTS Page Col

8-Ccnt American Revolution Bi-centennial Commemorative Stamps 1 1

15-Cent Mount McKinley Com-memorative Stamp 4 2

Bangladesh 2 1 Foreign Orders 4 1 Japan—Air Parcel Rate 4 2 Lobby Display 4 3 Migratory-Bird Hunting Stamps

Series 1972-73 3 1 Money Orders—Canada 6 1 Money Orders—United States— 7 1 Organizational Name Change— 1 3 Origin-Destination Information System 3 1 Passport Posters and Easel

Cards 5 1 Pay Policy for Employees De-

tailed to Higher Level Posi-tions in PES Structure 4 1

Planning Schedule for Postal Fis-cal Year 1973 2 1

Post Office Changes 5 1 Vehicle Hire Reporting 2 2

102-646*—72 20870, May 25, 1972, Page 1

20870, 5-25-72, Page 2 POSTAL BULLETIN

All Postal Installations, Except Fourth Class Post Offices

Planning Schedule for Postal Fiscal Year 1973

A revised Notice 25, for use by personnel responsible for planning, scheduling, and reporting at data cen-ters, regional, metro and district of-fices, first-, second-, and third-class post offices, and classified stations and branches is scheduled for delivery to the area supply centers.

The schedule has an arrangement similar to that of a calendar and in-cludes eight sheets, or 16 pages, each 10 by 12 inches. Thirteen of the six-teen pages are used to show the ac-counting periods.

Each accounting period is divided into two pay periods, 4 postal weeks and 28 days. Each week starts with Saturday and ends with Friday. A rectapgular space 11/3 by 1 inches is provided for each day. The lower por-tion of the page contains lines for re-cording plans for the following ac-counting period and following quar-ter. Each page is also identified as to postal quarter.

Installations having requirements for this schedule should immediately submit requisitions to their supply center. The supply of Notice 25 is limited. Therefore, the quantity req-uisitioned shall be carefully deter-mined and based on the number ac-tually needed. If quantities requisi-tioned exceed stock, shipments will be reduced accordingly. Use Form 4750, Special Requisition for Supplies. Do not order any other item on this req-uisition. Supply centers will fill all requisitions as soon as stocks are re-ceived. Stocks on hand of previous editions are to be disposed of as waste when revised edition is received.— Finance Department, 5-25-72.

All Post Offices

Bangladesh The area formerly known as East

Pakistan is now The People's Re-public of Bangladesh. The rates and mailing conditions applicable to mail addressed to Bangladesh are the same as those shown for Pakistan in Pub-lication 42, International Mail.— Finance Department, 5-25-72.

All Post Offices Using Vehicle Hire

Vehicle Hire Effective with Accounting Period 1,

fiscal year 1973, make the following changes in reporting vehicle hire— these changes will not be made in reporting service for fiscal year 1972:

Showing Hours for Daily Rate and Other Contracts. In the boxes headed, 4-7, 19-22, and 42-45 on Form 1804-B, Postmaster's Cer-tification of Vehicle Hire Service, enter the hours for "daily rate and other rate contracts respectively. These entries are to be used for statis-tical purposes and not for payments. Exclude lunch and standing time.

Numbering New Contracts. Num-ber new vehicle hire contracts with five-digit numbers beginning with the last digit of the fiscal year in which the contract begins. For example, all contracts effective in fiscal year 1973 will begin with "3." The second digit will show the type of contract as follows:

2—All standby contracts 8—Temporary contract 9—Christmas contract 0—Park and loop route 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7—Regular

contract Renumbering Renewed Contracts.

Most contract numbers already con-form to the above. Renewed con-tracts that do not conform should be renumbered using for the first digit 9, 0, and 1 for 1969, 1970, and 1971 respectively, and for the second digit, the code numbers indicated above.

Reporting Numbers 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 (regular contracts) in the second digit and all numbers in the last three digits may be used for local contract classifica-tion as needed.

Classifying Vehicles by Code. The code printed on Form 7374-B, Solici-tation, Offer and Award-Furnishing Vehicles, appears in the table.

Forms 7374, Solicitation, Offer and Award—(Furnishing Vehicles—Fis-cal Year) Short Form—Not to Exceed $5JOOO and 7374-A, Solicitation, Of-fer, and Award—Christmas and Tem-porary Vehicle Hire, Short Form— Not to Exceed $5,000/60 Days will be revised at a future date to show the same codes as above. Use these codes on all new contracts beginning in fiscal year 1973.

Coding Emergency Vehicles. Use these same codes for emergency ve-hicles, entering the code on Form 1804-B, Postmaster's Certification of Vehicle Hire Service, just to the right of the words "Emergency Service."

Recording Vehicles for Renewed Contracts. Record vehicles for re-newed contracts as indicated above.

Notice to St. Louis, PDC. The St. Louis Postal Data Center shall send an inquiry form to the postmaster for each contract at his office. The post-master will enter on this form the new contract number, if revised, or indi-cate no change. Also enter the new code(s) for vehicles used under the contract, if revised, or indicate no change.

Source Capacity code description Appr. Cap. Cu. Ft.

Commercial Employee

RHD W Ton (Jeep, Scout, Bronco, 75 01 02 etc.).

RHD H Ton 135 to 190 11 12 LHD % Ton (Jeep, Scout, Bronco, 75 21 22

etc.). LHD H Ton 135 to 1 9 0 . . . . 23 24 Passenger Car or Station Wagon. . . 65 25 26 % and 1 Ton 200 to 3 0 0 . . . . 31 32 2 Ton 500 41 42

750 and up. . . 51 52 Tractor

750 and up. . . 61 62 71 72

—Delivery Service Department, 5-25-72.

20870, May 25, 1972, Page 2

POSTAL BULLETIN 20870, 5-25-72, Page 3

All First- and Second-Class Post Offices (except those participating in the New System for Revenue/Cost Analysis)

ORIGIN-DESTINATION INFORMATION SYSTEM A continuous updating system for

the lists of various delivery units for ODIS will begin in June 1972. The initial phase will occur during the period June-September 1972. See table 1 for the schedule for this period.

Table 1

Type ot Delivery Unit

Complete and Send Forms to Regional Controller during the period

City Delivery Routes Rural and Star Routes Firms Stations and Branches (Box sections. Special and General Dellverj Mall)

June 19-30,1972 July 17-2S, 1972 August 14-25, 1972 Sept. 18-29, 1972

The second phase of the continuous updating will begin during A / P 5,

Table 2

PFY 1973, and include changes through A / P 4. The schedule in table 2 will be used.

All post offices will receive listings of the city delivery routes, rural and star routes, firm holdouts, and sta-tions and branches presently listed for that post office. This listing should be used as a base for updating. In-clude on the forms all changes as of the end of the previous accounting period. If a change has been sub-mitted for a previous reporting pe-riod and is not shown on the listing, the change should be resubmitted.

Post offices in CAG codes C-J should immediately requisition an initial Supply of the forms listed in table 3 Vrom their supply center,

Type of delivery unit

City Delivery Routes.

Firms.

Rural and Star Routes.

Stations and Branches (Box sections, Special and General Delivery Mail).

Class of office

1 and 2 . . .

1 and 2 . . .

Frequency of forms sub-

Quarterly.

Semi-annually. Quarterly

Semi-annually. Annually

As required.

Complete and send forms to Regional Controller during

A/P 1, A/P 5, A/P 8, A/P 11.

A/P 1, A/P 8. A/P 3, A/P 6,

A/P 9, A/P 12. A/P 3, 1/P 9. A/P 2.

As changes occur.

using Form 4750, Special Requisi-tion for Supplies. Additional require-ments should be ordered on Form 7380 during regular requisitioning cycles. Initial quantities to requisi-tion are listed in table 3. Do not req-uisition an amount greater than shown. Each form contains instruc-tions for its completion. Do not com-plete and return the form prior to the scheduled dates.

Quantities to be requisitioned if your office is in CAG:

Table 3

Form number C D E F/G H/J

Form number Requisition exactly

1316 40 24 14 10 4 1317 36 20 12 6 4 420 4 4 6 6 6 420-A 4 4 6 6 6 1313 40 24 14 10 4 1331 36 20 12 6 4 422 40 24 14 6 4 422-A 36 20 12 4 4

Destroy all copies of these forms dated prior to November 1971.

Any questions should be directed to your regional Management Infor-mation Branch. This notice does not apply to offices currently participating in the New System for Revenue/Cost Analysis.—Management Information Systems Department, 5-25-72.

All Post Offices MIGRATORY-BIRD HUNTING STAMPS SERIES 1972-73

Postmasters at all first- and second-class offices and those third- and fourth-class offices having a demand for the $5 Migratory-Bird Hunting Stamp shall immediately consider their requirements for the 1972-73 series stamp. Associate Offices

Postmasters shall, by not later than June 1, 1972, submit a separate req-uisition on Form 17, Stamp Requisi-tion, to their sectional center facility for a sufficient quantity of the $5 Migratory-Bird Hunting stamps to last until June 30, 1973. Postmasters shall order the new series stamp in sheets of 30, except that offices re-quiring a lesser quantity may order 15

stamps. Postmasters should also indi-cate on Form 17, the number of Wa-terfowlers—Attention posters needed for their local office, stations and branches.

Requisitions for additional stocks of bird stamps may be submitted to your SCF if the initial supply is not adequate to last until June 30, 1973. Sectional Center Facilities

Postmasters at sectional center fa-cilities designated to distribute ac-countable paper requiring the $5 Migratory-Bird Hunting Stamp in minimum lots of 3,000 stamps shall requisition the stamps on Form 3356, Stamp Requisition-Bulk Quantities (using item No. 312) direct from the

Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Order in quantities of 3,000, 6,000, 9,000, 12,000, 15,000, 30,000, 45,000, 60,000, 75,000, and multiples of 75,000 stamps.

Postmasters at SCF's requiring less than 3,000 bird stamps shall immedi-ately submit a Form 17 to their ac-countable paper depositories. Each SCF designated to distribute ac-countable paper will be automatically furnished an initial supply of 150 pos-ters No. 3-108, Waterfowlers—Atten-tion. Additional posters, if needed, may be ordered from your area sup-ply center, using Form 4750, Special Requisition for Supplies.

Continued on p. 5

20870, May 25, 1972, Page 3

20870, 5-25-72, Page 4 POSTAL BULLETIN

All Postmasters and Personnel Processing Mail for Dispatch Abroad

Notices of new Foreign False Rep-resentation and Lottery Orders are now published only in the POSTAL BULLETIN. These notices should be kept and used as reference.

Barbados Bridgetown

Gloria Benson, Box 5022 or Box 5075 (L)

Jason Brenan, Box 5066 (L) Joan Byer, Box 5032 (L) Joyce Cox, Box 5037 (L) Barry Denver, Box 5062 (L) Joycelyn Meyers, Box 5025 (L) Byron Ross, Box 5063 (L) Miss Carol Selby, Box 1283 (L) Wilma Steele, Box 5031 (L) Sara Tully, Box 5023 (L) Gail Turner, Box 5070 (L)

Haiti Port-Au-Prince

Michel Fleury, Box 2321 Int. (L) Robert Lindor, Box 6432 Int. (L) Raymond Mathieu, Box 3740 Int.

(L) Jean Paquet, Box 7541 Int. (L)

FOREIGN ORDERS Ireland

Cork City James Hurley 6 Hartlands Avenue

(L) Dublin

Mr. Conor Gray, 65 Skreen Road (L)

K. Griffin, % 137 Capel Street (L) Jamaica

Constant Spring T. Kenneth Marsh, Box 177, Kings-

ton 8 (L) Kingston

Mrs. Alice Hugh, Box 386, Kingston 8 (L)

George Martin, Box 48, Kingston 8 ( L )

Kingston

Hezekiah Mattiste, Box 386, Kings-ton 8 (L)

Miss Elaine Williams, Box 48, Kings-ton 8 (L)

Liguanea E. Robert Finley, Box 220, Kingston

6 (L) Miss E. D. Richardson, Box 201,

Kingston 6 (L) Mona

Henry J. Caulsey, Box 217, Kingston 7 (L)

Mr. A. G. Phillips, Box 39, Kingston 7 (L) The following names and addresses,

listed in the POSTAL BULLETIN of May 4, 1972, are amended as follows:

South Africa Johannesburg, TVL

World Wide Telex Directory-Trade Index and/or Trade Index (PTY) Ltd., Post Office Box 72127 (F)

Parkview (F) World Wide Telex Directory-Trade

Index and/or Trade Index (PTY) Ltd., 218 Woolworths Building (F)

D. F. Malan Drive, Northcliff (F) —Judicial Officer Department,

5-25-72.

All Postal Installations

15-Cent Mount McKinley Commemorative Stamp All Postal Installations Except Headquarters

Pay Policy for Employees Detailed to Higher Level Positions in PES Structure

Please refer to the notice on page 1, subject same as above in POSTAL BUL-LETIN 20857, dated February 24, 1972. The following is added to that notice:

The rules and regulations pre-viously in effect with respect to eligi-bility and qualifying for the payment of higher level pay under the pro-visions of section 756.54, old Postal Manual, continue to remain in effect. The contents of this notice will be in-cluded in permanent regulations at a future time.—Employee Relations Department, 5-25-72 '.

The 15-cent Mount McKinley commemorative stamp will be first placed on sale at McKinley Park,

All Post Offices

Japan—Air Parcel Rate The air rate for parcels over ten

(10) pounds on the appendix page for Japan in Publication 42, Interna-tional Mail, reads incorrectly. The first sentence below the air parcel rate chart for Japan should read: For rates over 10 pounds, charge $22 for each even 10 pounds . . . . Please make the necessary correction. Pub-lication 42 will be amended as soon as possible.—Finance Depart-ment, 5-25-72.

Alaska (AK) on July 28, 1972.— Communications and Public Affairs, 5-25-72.

All First- and Second-Class Offices

Lobby Display Postmasters will soon be furnished a

poster by representatives of the Wom-en's Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor, concerning their leaflet en-titled, Get Credit for What You Know. The poster is to be displayed during the month of June.

Posters should be displayed in a prominent location in the public lobby in accordance with section 243.212 of the Postal Service Manual.—Commu-nications and Public A ffairs, 5-25-72.

KEEP POSTAL FUNDS INACCESSIBLE TO THE PUBLIC AND CONCEALED FROM VIEW.

20870, May 25, 1972, Page 4

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POSTAL BULLETIN 20870, 5-25-72, Pag* 5

POST OFFICE CHANGES NO. 14 (Supplemental to Inly 1971 Directory of Past Offices POD Publication 26)

Abbreviations: B-Branch. C-Ci ty Delivery. Conv.-Converted. Disc. - Discontinued. Estab.-Established. F-Finance. IC-Independent City. MOD-Money Order Unit. MR-Mailing Restricting? (from Part 126 PSM) apply. NP-Nonpersonnel. RB-Rural Branch. Resc.-Rescinded. R8-Rural 8tation. 8-Station, x - Classified. (Contract stations and branches do not have the symbol "x" following the symbol for type of installation.)

Name of post office County—parish Class Name of station, branch, or unit T s T

ForteisviUe RB RB RB B B Bx B 8 B

RB RB RB B B Bx B 8 B

RB RB RB B B Bx B 8 B

Polly Drummond Carol City

RB RB RB B B Bx B 8 B

Naval Air Station do

RB RB RB B B Bx B 8 B

West Side....

RB RB RB B B Bx B 8 B Crestwood

RB RB RB B B Bx B 8 B

RB RB RB B B Bx B 8 B

Wilstaey RB B B

Walnut Hill RB B B Boxborough

RB B B

RB B B

FPO 08601 B B

Dresher BFi BFi

HuntenviUe RB RB

ZIP Code

C b r f h g e action

Effective date

Explanation of change

CoUlnsviUe. Minter

De Kalb. Dallas....

King Salmon. Newark Opa-Locka.. Pensacoia...

do-

Central New Castle.

West Palm Beach. Midlothian

Dade Escambia.

.do Dade-Cook.

Indian Fields. Jackson

Clark Breathitt.

Qaithenburg. Acton Espanola New York Potter Hollow (mail to

Preston Hollow). Ehrenfeld (mail to

South Fork). Dresher Fort Washington

Montgomery. Middlesex.... Rio Arriba... NY Albany.

do...

Sbelton (mail to Blair).

Hoover (mail to Pampa).

Cambria do

Montgomery. do

Fairfield. do....

Gray— do..

MarUnton. Pocahontas .

38988 36761 99613 19711 33064 32606 32606 33401 60446 40336 41339 20760 01719 87632 09801 12467 12489 18833 18686 19028 19026 29144 29016 79048 79066 34964

Delete. Delete. Add.. Add.. Delete. Delete. Add.... Delete. Delete. Add.... Delete. Delete. Add.... Add.... Add.... Delete.

Delete. Add.... Delete.

Delete.

Delete.

6-16-72 4-30-72 6- 1-72 4-29-72

12- 6-72 1-29-71 1-29-71 1-10-72 6-12-72 5- 2-72 6-12-72 6- 2-72 6- 1-72 2- 7-72 6-27-72 6- 1-72

Delete..^ 6-26-72 \ 6-27-72

6-27-72 6-13-72 6-12-72 6-12-72

RB disc. RB disc. RB est. B est. B disc.

| Amends in PB S disc. B disc. Rescinds disc. In PB RB disc. B disc. RB disc. Cast. FPO est. PO disc.

PO disc.

8-31-72

} >

I

JPO conv to BFx.

[PO disc.

JPO disc.

RB disc.

All Postal Installations Participating in Passport Application Program

PASSPORT POSTERS AND EASEL CARDS Post offices, stations, and branches

participating in the passport applica-tion program will be receiving two copies of poster 15-A, 22 by 28 inches, captioned, Passport Applications Ac-cepted Here. These posters should be prominently displayed from time of receipt until November 1972.

If for some reason the poster has not been received by May 26, contact the regional office passport program coordinator. Each regional office will receive 100 posters for use as needed to replace lost or damaged posters and to supply facilities that may be added to the program between now and November 1972.

In addition, an 11- by 13*ihch easel card, poster 15-B, has been prepared for the 17 metropolitan areas listed below. Each card contains the street address and name of town or city of participating postal facilities in the area. These easel cards will be shipped to the appropriate metro centers and metro areas for distribu-tion to:

All post offices, stations, and branches in the metropolitan area not participating in the area;

College and university dormitories, student centers, et cetera.

Fraternal organizations, civic or-ganizations, local, State, and Federal Government offices;

Banks and large companies that Customer Service Representatives may call on;

Airline offices and travel agents, including those labels mailed from Headquarters to the regions by May 19.

The metro centers and areas that will receive easel cards ure: New York Region

New York City Suburbs New York/Connecticut Long Island

Eastern Region Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh Baltimore Washington, DC

Southern Region Miami

Central Region Chicago Detroit Minneapolis/St. Paul Milwaukee Cleveland

Western Region Los Angeles San Francisco/Oakland Denver

—Preferential Mail Division 5-25-72.

Continued from p. 3 Hunting Regulation Pamphlets

The Interior Department will not provide hunting regulations in pamphlet form this year. The Water-fowlers—Attention poster directs in-quiries concerning hunting regula-tions to the local wildlife agency or a regional office of the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife. The regional office addresses are listed on the poster.—Administration Depart-ment 5-25-72.

20870, May 25, 1972, Page 5

20870, 5-25-72, Page 6 POSTAL BULLETIN

Warning Notice—Unrecovered Stolen Canadian Money Order Forms This current list is to be posted and used by window clerks. Destroy all previous notices. Interim notices of

individual series received from the Inspection Service should be inserted in proper sequence pending publication of a new consolidated listing.

THE CANADIAN POSTAL ADMINISTRATION HAS DECLARED THE FOLLOWING ORDERS VOID- OLD STYLE ORDERS WITHOUT PREFIX, ORDERS WITH PREFIX "A", "B", AND "C-00" to "C-92". THESE ORDERS SHOULD NOT BE CASHED. HOLDERS THEREOF SHOULD BE ADVISED TO SEND THEM TO THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT AT OTTAWA, CANADA, FOR VALIDATION. C-93,697,364 to C-93,697,500 C-94,126,122 to C-94,126,162 C-94,167,847 to C-94,167,900 C-94,212,301 to C-94,212,500 C-94,743,063 to C-94,743,200 C-95,516,330 to C-95,516,400 C-95,711,451 to C-95,711,500 C-96,112,551 to C-96,112,700 C-96,151,948 to C-96,152,000 C-96,242,128 to C-96,242,300 C-96,269,809 to C-96,269,868 C-97,953,001 to C-97,954,000 D-00,057,808 to D-00,058,000 D-00,100,400 to D-00,100,500 D-00,148,684 to D-00,148,700 D-00,496,912 to D-00,496,929 D-00,610,883 to D-00,611,000 D-01,176,151 to D-01,176,210 D-01,383,846 to D-01,383,900 D-02,251,751 to D-02,251,900 D-02,475,216 to D-02,475,250

D-02,502,501 to D-02,503,000 D-02,587,318 to D-02,587,350 D-03,326,959 to D-03,327,000 D-03,365,801 to D-03,366,000 D-03,740,023 to D-03,740,100 D-04,135,919 to D-04,136,000 D-04,808,888 to D-04,809,000 D-05,104,840 to D-05,105,000 D-05,827,489 to D-05,827,500 D-06,188,295 to D-06,188,491 D-06,271,110 to D-06,271,400 D-06,306,001 to D-06,306,500 D-06,356,876 to D-06,356,900 D-07,019,451 to D-07,019,500 D-07,130,916 to D-07,130,950 D-07,226,366 to D-07,226,400 D-07,512,797 to D-07,512,800 D-07,596,292 to D-07,596,400 D-07,736,101 to D-07,736,200 D-09,802,928 to D-09,803,000 D-09,884,501 to D-09,884,529

D-l0,395,895 to D-10,395,950 D-l0,841,597 to D-10,841,600 D - l 1,234,126 to D - l 1,234,250 D - l 1,592,160 to D - l 1,592,170 D - l 1,605,467 to D - l 1,605,500 D - l 1,615,151 to D - l 1,615,180 D - l 1,992,757 to D - l 1,992,799 D - l 2,093,833 to D-l2,094.000 D-12,139,524 to D-12,139,550 D-12,314,774 to D-12,314,900 D-12,718,019 to D-12,718,200 D-l2,907,972 to D-l2,908,060 D-12,945,395 to D-12,945,499 D-l3,071,051 to D-13,071,150 D-l3,581,689 to D-13,581,700 D-l3,883,501 to D-13,883,700 D-l4,428,168 to D-14,428,172 D-l4,468,448 to D-l4,468,500 D-14,506,048 to D-14,506,120 D-14,903,380 to D-14,903,400 D-l4,965,900 to D-14,966,000

NEW STYLE CANADIAN MONEY ORDER FORMS (No Prefix): The new money order serial numbers consist of the first nine digits, reading from the left The 10th digit (unit

position) is a check digit only and is not to be construed at any time as part of the actual serial number. 002,016,869 to 002,017,000 003,097,101 to 003,098,300 004,919,062 to 004,919,071 004,919,076 to 004,919,092 004,919,312 to 004,919,500 006,446,762 to 006,446,795 006,446,797 to 006,447,000 006,598,604 to 006,598,700 007,361,582 to 007,361,600 009,221,290 to 009,221,700 010,614,864 to 010,614,900 010,617,245 to 010,617,900 010,756,895 to 010,756,900 012,791,899 to 012,791,900 012,975,055 to 012,975,100 013,176,001 to 013,176,100 013,786,728 to 013,787,500 016.332.609 to 016,333,100 016,764,101 to 016,764,200 017,729,416 to 017,729,500 017,997,301 to 017,998,000 018,549,401 to 018,549,700 019.910.610 to 019,910,700 020,156,501 to 020,156,900 021,081,801 to 021,082,600 021,256,567 to 021,256,600 024,950,735 to 024,951,100 026,195,001 to 026,196,500 026,329,366 to 026,329,500

028,618,201 to 028,618,700 028,993,030 to 028,993,100 029,277,336 to 029,277,500 032,752,301 to 032,752,400 032,996,701 to 032,997,100 034,024,557 to 034,024,700 034,334,615 to 034,334,800 035,936,271 to 035,936,300 038,645,169 to 038,645,200 038,763,301 to 038,763,600 039,656,541 to 039,656,600 039,829,381 to 039,829,400 040,135,168 to 040,135,300 041,562,501 to 041,563,500 043,601,701 to 043,602,100 044,398,071 to 044,398,100 044,543,701 to 044,543,800 044,546,201 to 044,546,500 044,546,569 to 044,547,100 045,283,954 to 045,284,000 045,284,501 to 045,284,600 046,299,050 to 046,299,100 046,394,501 to 046,394,800 046,637,401 to 046,637,700 048,055,301 to 048,055,400 049,529,901 to 049,530,000 052,418,136 to 052,418,200 052,74*1,410 to 052,748,600 053,126,881 to 053,127,000 054,075,324 to 054,375,357

056,584,334 to 056,584,400 057,408,404 to 057,408,500 057,665,072 to 057,665,100 057,829,001 to 057,829,100 057,829,901 to 057,830,300 058,641,516 to 058,641,600 059,231,201 to 059,231,500 059,277,101 to 059,277,300 059,359,906 to 059,359,999 062,457,614 to 062,457,700 063,358,201 to 063,358,400 064,463,292 to 064,463,300 064,959,263 to 064,959,281 065,432,828 to 065,433,000 066,971,201 to 066,971,400 067,315,691 to 067,316,300 067,362,230 to 067,362,300 069,930,001 to 069,930,300 070,518,454 to 070,518,700 075,283,512 to 075,283,528 075,283,594 to 075,283,600 077,341,301 to 077,341,500 085,982.395 to 085,982,400 087,497,301 to 087,497,400 091,762,684 to 091,762,700 091,781,407 to 091,781,700 091,781,801 to 091,781,900 091,793,226 to 091,793,230 091,794,661 to 091,794,700

20870, May 25, 1972, Page 6

POSTAL BULLETIN 20870, 5-25-72, Pag* 7

All Post Offices MISSING OR STOLEN MONEY ORDER FORMS—DO NOT CASH THESE ORDERS

To be posted and used by window clerks; destroy previous notices. Insert in proper sequence any interim notices from Inspection Service.

101,851,029 to 101,851,049 104,853,300 to 104,853,449 110,134,009 to 110,134,199 111,376,554 to 111,376,699 114,008,350 to 114,008,649 114,011,337 to 114,011,849 114,229,150 to 114,229,849

1,914,785,752 to 1,914,785,998 1,923,904,133 to 1,923,905,999 1,934,695,700 to 1,934,696,399 1,940,484,700 to 1,940,485,449 1,945,919,000 to 1,945,919,649 1,951,442,300 to 1,951,442,949 1,972,020,251 to 1,972,020,999 1,973,517,860 to 1,973,517,949 1,990,852,254 to 1,990,852,299 1,995,199,900 to 1,995,199,999 1,998,626,008 to 1,998,626,018 2,002,950,646 to 2,002,950,849 2,003,865,110 to 2,003,865,199 2,006,466,115 to 2,006,466,199 2,007,098,648 to 2,007,098,999 2,007,129,050 to 2,007,129,072 2,007,332,735 to 2,007,332,754 2,009,408,650 to 2,009,408,749 2,009,889,363 to 2,009,889,399 2,009,889,520 to 2,009,889,599 2,013,337,788 to 2,013,337,999 2,013,574,324 to 2,013,574,349 2,013,711,581 to 2,013,711,699 2,014,577,195 to 2,014,577,499 2,014,765,100 to 2,014,765,349 2,270,328,000 to 2,270,331,999 3,739,643,695 to 3,739,643,999 3,780,914,000 to 3,780.915,999 3,783,617,300 to 3,783,617,549 3,784,278,600 to 3,784,279,999 3,786,593,756 to 3,786,593,799 3,794,469,350 to 3,794,469,399 3,800,811,000 to 3,800,813,499 3,802,370,150 to 3,802,370,349 3,807,175,050 to 3,807,176,849 3,814,699,327 to 3,814,700,399 3,821,218,295 to 3,821,218,949 3,822,851,800 to 3,822,852,999 3,829,844,700 to 3,829,846,199 3,837,655,450 to 3,837,656,099 3,839,928,954 to 3,839,930,199 3,843,639,500 to 3,843,639,999 3,845,695,000 to 3,845,695,999 3,845,696,682 to 3,845,697,099 3,848,031,913 to 3,848,031,999 3,848,782,156 to 3,848,782,299 3,850,802,900 to 3,850,803,999 3,851,524,500 to 3,851,525,999 3,852,682,169 to 3,852,682,649 3,855,010,850 to 3,855,011,249 3,856,837,250 to 3,856,837,599 3,858,700,031 to 3,858,700,549 3,859,902,600 to 3,859,902,949

3,860,606,800 to 3,860,607,749 3,860,864,769 to 3,860,864,999 3,865,679,740 to 3,865,680,449 3,866,798,050 to 3,866,798,799 3,870,420,281 to 3,870,420,599 3,871,034,433 to 3,871,034,499 3,883,236,411 to 3,883,237,249 3,883,534,012 to 3,883,534,499 3,887,031,527 to 3,887,031,549 3,890,800,050 to 3,890,800,949

48,346,211 to 48.347,999 528,271,908 to 528,271,999 539,427,650 to 539,428,049 542,307,506 to 542,307,749 544,882,800 to 544,883,999 556,051,500 to 556,051,999 556,858,248 to 556,859,999 561,778,350 to 561,778,449 572,922,177 to 572,922,499 577,375,615 to 577,375,999 583,167,400 to 583,167,999

5,583,514,274 to 5,583,515,999 5,611,934,000 to 5,611,935,999 5,621,652,564 to 5,621,652,999 5,634,099,997 to 5,634,101,999 5,646,932,000 to 5,646,933,999 5,647,270,759 to 5,647,271,999 5,656,140,000 to 5,656,143,999 5,656,522,036 to 5,656,525,999 5,659,292,000 to 5,659,293,999 5,659,763,800 to 5,659,765,299 5,666,020,000 to 5,666,021,999 5,668,669,900 to 5,668,671,399 5,671,762,600 to 5,671,763,999 5,674,407,000 to 5,674,410,499 5,679,794,000 to 5,679,795,999 5,692,340,350 to 5,692,341,849 5,693,147,100 to 5,693,148,099 5,694,032,000 to 5,694,033,999 5,694,251,950 to 5,694,253,249 5,697,680,050 to 5,697,680,899 5,726,4%, 150 to 5,726,496,899 5,730,585,350 to 5,730,586,449 5,732,994,820 to 5,732,994,899 5,733,457,000 to 5,733,457,999 5,734,520,545 to 5,734,521,399 5,735,588,400 to 5,735,588,899 5,737,799,850 to 5,737,800,499 5,739,290,150 to 5,739,290,899 5,749,572,650 to 5,749,573,099 5,756,074,165 to 5,756,074,599 5,757,250,874 to 5,757,251,199 5,759,177,132 to 5,759,177,199 5,762,114,250 to 5.762,114,499 5,762,589,107 to 5,762,589,149 5,765,097,416 to 5,765,097,549 5,765,256,872 to 5,765,257,199

5,766,829,750 to 5,766,831,149 5,767,603,087 to 5,767,603,099 5,769,200,712 to 5,769,200,899 5,770,310,041 to 5,770,310,051 5,771,486,345 to 5,771,486,357 5,771,703,375 to 5,771,703,399 5,774,906,222 to 5,774,906,399 5,775,103,095 to 5,775,103,149 5.775.495.462 to 5,775,495,499 5,776,755,900 to 5,776,755,999 5,777,753,300 to 5,777,753,749 5,778,398,204 to 5,778,393,249 5,781,080,150 to 5,781,080,699 5,783,461,685 to 5,783,463,499 5,783,726,850 to 5,783,727,049 5,785,060,484 to 5,785,060,499 5,786,659,139 to 5,786,659,199 5,786,678,709 to 5,786,678,949 5,792,786,950 to 5,792,787,199

73,764,000 to 73,767,999 7,388,138,197 to 7,388,139,999 7,390,556,000 to 7,390,559,999 7,426,790,000 to 7,426,793,999 7,476,996,930 to 7,476,997,999 7,489,060,600 to 7,489,061,349 7,506,705,190 to 7,506,705,999 7,514,290,319 to 7,514,291,499 7,528,356,600 to 7,528,357,199 7,539,023,400 to 7,539,023,999 7,544,018,500 to 7,544,019,399 7,548,032,900 to 7,548,033,399 7,550,013,314 to 7,550,013,349 7,550,113,188 to 7,550,113,799 7,552,200,038 to 7,552,200,099 7.552,201,269 to 7,552,201,299 7,552,201,374 to 7,552,201,399 7,552,201,436 to 7,552,201,449 7,557,598,450 to 7,557,598,799 7,557,797,700 to 7,557,797,899 7,557,859,350 to 7,557,859,699 7,557,943,250 to 7,557,944,049 7,560,245,643 to 7,560,245,699 7,560,245,735 to 7,560,245,799 7.560.652.463 to 7,560,652,499 7,562,212,264 to 7,562,212,299 7,565,717,550 to 7,565,717,749 7,570,057,004 to 7,570,057,049

89,044,000 to 89,046,999 8,333,694,000 to 8,333,695,999 8,383,281,180 to 8,383,281,499 8,535,444,963 to 8,535,445,199 8,540,627,70Q. to 8,540,628,099 8,552,624,000 to 8,552,624,999 8,589,610,801 to 8,589,610,999

99,765,744 to 99,766,149

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