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Po5t.il Pullettn Published daily, except Sundays and legal holidays, by direction of the Postmaster General, for the information and guidance of officers and employees of the Postal Service VOL. L WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1929—Two Pages No. 14981 POSTMASTERS COMMISSIONED STATE OVERPRINTED POSTAGE STAMPS NOT TO BE PRECANCELED STAR-ROUTE SERVICE Fourth Class THIRD ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL, Discontinued April 27,1929 CALIFORNIA c Eden, Ariz., John W. Higgins. Washington, April 27, 1929. 76489. Escondido to San Diego. From May 15, c Aurora, Ark., Mrs. Delia L. Boatright. Postmasters at post offices in Kansas and Nebraska supplied with stocks 1929. (Superseded by No. 76639.) c York, Ky., Mrs. Edith Miller. of the special issue of State overprinted postage stamps, described in the NEW YORK c Duty, La., Albert J. Zeagler. POSTAL BULLETIN 7544. Riverhead to Quogue (n. o.). From c Capens, Me., Aaron Capen. notice in the of April 9, are advised that stamps of this March 16, 1929. c Atkins, Mich., Albert II. MacRury. variety should not be used for precanceling purposes when such printing c Cloverton, Minn., Mrs. Ida M. Austin. is done locally under the authorization of the department. Sufficient TEXAS c Cantwell, Mo., Fred B. Conway. 50170. Channing to Dumas. From May 31, c Mickleton, N. J., Seth H. Warrington. stocks of regular issue stamps in the required denominations should be 1929. (Superseded by No. 50814.) c Saltaire, N. Y., John H. L. Woodward. provided to meet the precanceling requirements at such post offices. c South Rutland, N. Y., Leslie J. Scriminger Changed be Arpelar, Okla., Mrs. Mary E. Hendricks. R. S. REGAR, KENTUCKY c Arthur, Okla., Sil V. Fleeup. Third Assistant Postmaster General. 29142. Ryan to Triplet. From July 1, 1929, c Foraker, Okla., Mrs. Sadie Bailey. increase service to six times a week. 6c Chico, Oreg., Mrs. Minnie C. Fine. 29166. Newfoundland to Elliottville. From c Thorndale, Pa., Miss Lorena E. Port. STATIONS AND BRANCHES STAR-ROUTE SERVICE July l, 1929, increase service to six times a week. 6c Peno, S. Dak., Alvin O. Grover. 29743. Bramlett to Gresham. From July 1, d Cann, Tex., Mrs. Zora M. Howard. Discontinued Established 1929, increase service to six times a week. d Stevens, Tex., Mrs. Josie F. Compton. (Contract, effective March SI, 1929) MASSACHUSETTS *c Redlawn, Va., Mrs. Sallie B. Baskervill. 4248. Buzzards Bay railroad station (n. o.), by MAINE Indiana. Gary, Stations Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4. Bourne, Monument Beach, Pocasset, Catau- 1356. West Buxton to Bar Mills station (n. o.). c Waldron, Wash., Roy Crum. Iowa. Ames, Station No. 2. Dubuque, Sta- From April 29,1929, reduce service to twelve *c National, W. Va., Robert H. Williamson. tion No. 7. met, North Falmouth, West Falmouth and c Normantown, W. Va., Okey D. Moore. Oregon. Marshfield, Station No. 1. Falmouth, to Woods Hole, 23.5 miles, six times times a week. c Sybial, W. Va., William C. Knopp. Ontario, Station No. 1. a week, one way only, all year, but with the MICHIGAN Pennsylvania. Berwick, Station No. 1. understanding that service is to be omitted 37201. Glen Haven to Maple City. From June * Not money-order office. Bethlehem, Stations Nos. 1, 7, and 9. with pro rata deduction from contractor's 1 to August SI, 1929, only, change service be- 6 Site changed. Pittston, Stations Nos. 4, 5, and 8. pay if train service renders service on this tween Glen Arbor and Maple City so as to c New postmaster. Wyoming. Cheyenne, Station No. 1. route unnecessary during summer season. require carrier to travel, both ways, the road d Establishment. Contractor to be required to transport first- leading from Glen Arbor south about 2.5 miles class, newspaper, special-deli very, and special- to Ray's Resort (n. o.), thence northwesterly RAILROAD SERVICE handling parcel-post mails only. From July 1, and southeasterly around Little Glen Lake, in- POST-OFFICE CHANGES 1929, to June 30, 1933. Arthur Charles Burke, tersecting present route about 1.4 miles west of of West Falmouth, contractor, at $1,534 per Burdickville (n. o.), thence on present route Restated annum. Established—Fourth Class 103817. From April 1, 1929, service by the by Burdickville (n. o.) to Maple City, in- PENNSYLVANIA Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co. between 4249. Buzzards Bay railroad station (n. o.), by creasing distance 1.7 miles and back. Rescind Mud Junction (n. o.) and Argonne Station, Bournedale, Sagamore, Sandwich, East Sand- NEW YORK Upper Lehigh, Luzerne County, 1027C4 and W. Va., is restated as 3.12 instead of 3.15 wich, West Barnstable, Barnstable, and Hyan- 7544. Riverhead to Quoque station (n. o.). 210701. The order appearing in Bulletin miles, decreasing length of route 0.03 mile. nis to Yarmouth Port, 32 miles, six times a Order of March 13, 1929 (Bulletin 14942), 1492a, discontinuing this oilice, effective 110737. From April 1, 1929, the distance by the week, one way only, all year, but with the reducing service so as to omit service on the March 15, 1929, which was modified in Bulle- Chicago Great Western Railroad Co. be- understanding that service is to be omitted seven national holidays, is rescinded. tin 14941, to become effective April 30, 1929, tween Union Pacific Transfer (n. o.), Iowa, with pro rata deduction from contractor's NORTH CAROLINA has been rescinded. and Omaha, Nebr., is stated as 2.84 instead pay if train service renders service on this 18313. Wehutty to Ranger. From July 1, 1929, of 2.86 miles, decreasing length of route 0.02 route unnecessary during summer season. change service so as to require the carrier to TEXAS Contractor to be required to transport first- travel on the return trip by way of Dr. G. M. 52571. Cann (*3376), Hemphill County, special mile. class, newspaper, special-delivery, and special- from Bishop, Okla. Bishop, Okla., 8 miles handling parcel-post mails only. From July Young's residence (n.o.) and W. F. Hill's southeast; Higgins, 10 miles north; Glazier, 1, 1929, to June 30, 1933. George F. Cobb, of residence (n. o.) between Postell and We- 14 miles northwest, a Canadian. ELECTRIC-CAR SERVICE Hyannis, contractor, at $2,800 per annum. hutty, increasing distance 1.5 miles one way, 54518. Stevens (*3526), Sherman County, 107722. equal to 0.75 mile and back. Stratford, 10 miles southwest; Dumas, 40 305134. From April 28, 1929, service by the'Indi- MICHIGAN SOUTH CAROLINA miles south; Texhoma, Okla., 10 miles north- ana, Columbus & Eastern Traction Co. is 37372. Holland, by Holland railroad station (n. 20110. Cades to Cooper. From July 1, 1929, east, a Texhoma, Okla. extended from Springfield to Urbana, Ohio, o.), Hamilton, and Dunningville, to Allegan, change and restate service to be from Cades, distance approximately 13 miles. 25.7 miles and back, six times a week, with an by Bartells Cross Boads (n. o.) and Cooper * Unit number. additional round trip between Holland and House (n. o.),to Cooper, returning by Single Hamilton (10.7 miles), six times a week, but (n. o.) to Cades, increasing distance 6 miles a Fostmaster's present address. STEAMBOAT SERVICE no service required on national holidays one way, equal to 3 miles and back. (seven) unless specifically directed by the 20178. Branchville to Smoaks. From May 1, Discontinued—Fourth Class 13093. Baltimore (Md.) to Westpoint steam- postmaster at Holland. From May 13, 1929, 1929, change service so as to require carrier to boat wharf (n. o.), Va. The proposal of the to June 30,1931. Albert De Groot, of Holland, travel direct road each way instead of the INDIANA Chesapeake Steamship Co. of Baltimore City, contractor, at $1,750 per annum. Shideler, Delaware County, 105738. Effective. Light and Lee Streets, Baltimore, Md., under "detour road," decreasing distance 4.7 miles May 31, 1929. Mail to Eaton. the advertisement of April 9, 1929, for service NEW YORK VIRGINIA from Baltimore, Md., by Yorktown, Glou- 7606. Greenwood Lake to Lakeside (n. o.) Schedules *Harts, Westmoreland County, 14240. Effec- cester Point, Clay Bank, and Allmondsville, (N. J.), 4.1 miles and back, six times a week. tive May 15, 1929. Mail to Potomac Mills. to Westpoint steamboat wharf (n. o.), Va., From July 1, 1929, to June 30, 1933. Edward CALIFORNIA and back, six times a week, by a schedule sat- R. DeGraw, of Greenwood Lake, contractor, 76639. Vista to San Diego: * Not money-order office. isfactory to the department, Clay Bank and at $480 per annum. Leave Vista daily except Sunday and holidays Allmondsville each to be omitted from three PENNSYLVANIA 5.30 p. m. round trips a week, from Julv 1, 1929, to June 10672. Murray to Lopez, 1.3 miles and back, six Arrive San Diego by 8.45 p. m. Sites Changed 30, 1933, at the rate of $15,000 per annum, is times a week. From July 1, 1929, to June 30, Effective May 16, 1929. ALABAMA accepted; contract to be executed accordingly. 1933. Samuel Yarosh, of Lopez, contractor, COLORADO Littleton, Jefferson County, 100 feet east on at S248 per annum. 65422. Trappers Lake to Marvine: routes 112766 and 224362 (200 feet from depot). 10673. From Trout Run, by Calvert, Chris Lord I^eave Trappers Lake Monday, Wednesday, Effective April 26, 1929. SPECIAL SERVICE Corner (n. o.), Four Corners (n. o.), and and Friday 12 m. Magazine, Mobile County, 15 yards northeast on Calvert, to Proctor, returning by Calvert and Arrive Marvine by 3 p. m. routes 112760 and 224480 (175 yards from depot). Discontinued Four Corners (n. o.) to Trout Run, equal to Leave Marvine Monday, Wednesday, and Effective April 26, 1929. MONTANA 22.1 miles and back, six times a week.