Evening star., 1939-06-11

per half ounce: covers to be each
etec anC backStamped except no
backStamp a. London).
From Moncton to Botwood. Is
cents per half ounce: TO Dublin
and London, 80 cents per half
ounce; and to the United States,
6 cents per ounce; covers to be
cacheted and backstamped.
From BotWood to Dublin and
London, 80 cents per half ounce;
to Moncton, 10 cents per half ounce.
and to the United States, Is cents
per half ounce: no cachet by Bot
wood Office, but incoming covers
backstamped.
From Dublin to BotWood. Mono
ton and the United States, Is pence
per half ounce; no dispatch Dublin
to London: covers cacheted and
backstamped.
From London to BotWood. Mono
ton and the United States, Is pence
per half ounce; no dispatch London
to Dublin: no cachet or backStamp
at London.
"EaStbound and WeStbound covers
with appropriate money orders pay
able to the receiver general of
Canada, may be sent to the post
master at Moncton in time TO reach
that place not later than June 81.
Mails leaving Boston in the evening
except Sunday reach Moncton
the next day.
"Eastbound and Westbound covers
with appropriate money orders pay
able to the postmaster at BotWood
may be sent to the postmaster at
BotWood in time to reach that
place not later than June 10. There
is only three times week regular
service to Newfoundland. The time
of transit from Boston is four days.
"Westbound covers for Moncton
and New York with appropriate
bank drafts or American Express
checks payable to the postmaster
at Dublin may be sent to the Phil
ateic Section, Dublin Post Office,
Ireland, in time for dispatch by S. S.
Washington, leaving New York,
June IA
The London office will not ac-
cept covers with remittanceS and
apply stamps.
IF collectors desire, they may
send covers with appropriate money
orders to Pan-American AirWays,
philatelic section, 1875 East Forty
second street, New York, which will
endeavor to apply stamps and mail
covers, with a charge to cover the
handling cost The total charges
for the respective covers are: Lon
don or Dublin to Moncton or New
York, 45c: London or Dublin to
Botwood, soc; BotWood to Dublin or
London. 45c; BotWood to Moncton,
25c; Botwood to the United States,
SOC: Moncton to BOtWood, 30c,
Moncton to United States, 21c, and
Moncton to Dublin or London, 45c
per half ounce in each case. 1T is
practicable to secure covers from
Europe to BotWood for addresses in
y CIlIltl SIdl0s OLl4s lilI OtsS II
Pan-American, which will pay
Newfoundland a charge for ham
ding the covers in tranSlt.) There
fore such covers to be carried from
London or Dublin to BotWood
should be addressed TO the addressee
at the proper destination in the
United States or elsewhere, with
the following Immediately there
after: Care Pan-American Air
ways, BotWood, Newfoundland Also
covers to be carried from London to
Moncton should be addressed to the
addressee at the proper destination
in the United States or elsewhere,
with the following Immediately
thereafter: Care Pan American
Always, Moncton. New Brunswick,
CanaQa. Covers for the eastbou.ld
flight should be sent in time to reach
Pan-American AirWays as soon as
practicable. but not later than June
IA. and westbound covers not later
than June 20. Pan-American may
apply cachets to covers to be posted
at BotWood and London.
In all cases envelopes should be
marked in the upper left corner to
show the points between which
service is desired
LleCntenStein announces three
new issues for the coronation of
Prince Franz Josef, whose reign be-
gan approximately a year ago. De-
nominations are 20r, red; 30r, blue,
and 50r, light green.
The engagement Of Merle Wayne
Loveless Of the Fidelity Stamp Co.
to Miss Helene Margaret Thomas
has been announced.
New members of the Washington
Philatelic Society include Mrs.
Grace L. Macknight 1900 r street
NV, and Harold A. Kemp and
Stanley H. Wright of Arlington, Va
Also, in the nonresident classical
ton, Mrs. Fay Jordan, New York;