Page 27 - Jamaica, Censorship - Paul Farrimond

JAMAICA POSTAL CENSORSHIP

lntegrated Censorship Service: Jamaican Examiners

During the three months after integration of the censorship services, examples of censored mail with
manuscript examiner numbers on the JL54 resealing labels are found. lt is not known why the JCH2

handstamps were not being used by these examiners at this time.

1942 (2"d October)
Airmail Cover from Kingston to Detroit, Michigan, USA

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P.C. 90

l EXAMINER 0/

Opened for censorship and examined by Examiner No.28 of the Jamaican staff.

The envelope was resealed with a JL54 label and a manuscript "28" added in pencil to indicate the
examiner who handled the letter.