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250    POST  OFFICE  GUIDE

                   Overseas  Post:  Foreign  Countries,  could.

      UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, could.
       Invoice: Each article  containing  an  invoice  shall  be  marked  on  the  address-
      side  "Invoice  enclosed”.  If the  invoice cannot  conveniently  be  enclosed  within
      a sealed article, it may  be securely attached to the article.
        Failure  to  comply  with  any  of  the  requirements  set  forth  above  will  resul
      in delay in the clearance of mail  shipments  through  the  United States Cu-toms

        Origin: Certain  articles  ol  foreign  origin  imported  into  the  United  States
      must have the  lame of the country of miaufaeture  in lei blyaul conspicuously
      stamped, cut,  engraved  or  die-sunk 01  an  exposed  part  thereof.  This  marking
      may,  if necessary, be applied after importation.
        Address:  Sec under letter  post.
      Compensation  is  not  payable  for  ordinary  or  registered  parcels  lost,  stolen  or
      damaged.

      UPPER VOLTA
       Letter Post
         Surface   \  Sec Schedules of Letter Rates.
         Air Mail   /
       Dutiable articles  may  be  sent  by  letter  and  small  packet  post—up  to  S100
      green  label  (written in  French and  English) required;  thereafter top green label
      and  form C2/CP3.
       Items  subject  to customs duty are not  accepted  in  ordinary  letters.

       Insurance:  No Service.

       Prohibitions:  Charged  butane  gas  li.htcrs  and  refills  (uncharged  lighters
      arc admitted);  radio-active material.
       Restrictions:  Drugs.
       Parcel Post
         Surface   1  Sec Schedule of Overseas Surface and Air Parcel  Po  t Rates.
         Air     j
       Insurance:  No Service.
       Customs declarations:  2  forms  C2/CP3  and  1  despatch  note  CP2  written  in
      Frer.ch and English.

       Prohibitions:  Letters;  charged  butane  gas  lighters  and  refills  (uncharged
      lighters  are  admitted;  counters  resem  ling  coin;  weights  and  measures  not  of
      the  decimal  system;  and  all  goods  bearing  indications  which  suggest  they  are
      of French origin or manufacture when  they are not;  radio-active material.
       Restrictions:  Arms,  including air-guns;  books and  printed  matter  in  Arabic;
      mineral  waters;  preserved  plums,  sardines  and  vegetables;  saccharin  and  simi­
      lar sutstanccs; spirits.
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