CHAPTER I-POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT NOTE: For notice of changes in Postal Rates and Related Matters pursuant to the Postal Revenue and Federal Salary Act (P.L. 90-206) see 33 F.R. 26, Jan. 3, 1968. SUBCHAPTER A-[VACATED, RESERVED] SUBCHAPTER B-[RESERVED] SUBCHAPTER C—POST OFFICE SERVICES, DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL MAIL 124 125 126 127 Matter mailable under special rules. Second-class bulk mailings. Mail addressed to military post offices overseas. Mail sent via Department of State to U.S. Foreign Service Personnel abroad. Part 221 Conditions applicable to all classes. 222 Rates and conditions for specific classes. 224 Treatment of incoming Postal Union mail. 225 Articles mailed abroad by or on behalf of senders in the United States. 252 Commerce Department regulations (commodities and technical data). 253 State Department regulations (arms and technical data). 254 Treasury Department regulations (gold and gold certificates). 255 Agriculture Department regulations. 256 Consular and commercial invoices. 257 Drawback arrangement. 262 Sealed letters believed to contain prohibited matter. 263 Plant quarantine inspection. 271 Inquiries and complaints. 272 Indemnity claims and payments. 273 Postage refunds. Appendix-Directory of International Mail SUBCHAPTER D [RESERVED] SUBCHAPTER E-[RESERVED] SUBCHAPTER F-[RESERVED] SUBCHAPTER G-TRANSPORTATION OF THE MAILS RAILWAY TRANSPORTATION 511 Transportation of mail by railroads. HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION 521 Star route service. 522 Mail messenger service. 533 Forms and procedures for dispatching airmail. 534 First-class mail (FCM) by air. 535 Transportation of mail by air taxi operators. 541 Transportation of mail beyond borders of United States. 542 International air transportation. 545 Transportation of mail by urban and interurban electric railway common carriers. SUBCHAPTER H-SPECIAL REGULATIONS 614 Vending stands and vending machines. 821 Office of the Postmaster General and Deputy Postmaster General. 822 Bureaus and offices. 823 Office of the Regional Director. 824 Postal Data Centers. 831 Postal Losses and Offenses. 832 Rewards. SUBCHAPTER M-RESERVED] SUBCHAPTER N-PROCEDURES RULES OF PROCEDURE BEFORE THE OFFICE OF GENERAL COUNSEL 911 Rule Making procedures of the Post Office Department. 912 Procedures to adjudicate claims for personal injury or property damage arising out of the operation of the postal service. 916 Rules of Practice in proceedings relative to violations under 39 U.S.C. 4009. Part RULES OF PROCEDURE BEFORE THE BUREAU OF TRANSPORTATION 926 Rules of practice in proceedings to revoke orders changing the mode of transportation of periodical mail of the second class. 927 Rules of procedure relating to fines, deductions, and damages. RULES OF PROCEDURE BEFORE THE BUREAU OF FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION 931 Rules of procedure governing the compromise of obligations. RULES OF PROCEDURE BEFORE THE BUREAU OF FACILITIES 936 Rules of procedure for contract financing. RULES OF PROCEDURE BEFORE THE BUREAU OF THE CHIEF POSTAL INSPECTOR 946 Rules of procedure relating to the disposition of money or other property recovered by postal inspectors. 947 Rules or procedure relating to the payment of rewards. RULES OF PROCEDURE BEFORE THE JUDICIAL OFFICER 951 Procedure governing the eligibility of persons to practice before the Post Office Department. 952 Rules of practice in proceedings relative to fraud, lottery and obscenity orders under 39 U.S.C. 4003, 4005, and 4006. 953 Rules of practice in proceedings relative to mailability. 954 Rules of practice in proceedings relative to the denial, suspension or revocation of second-class mail privileges. 955 Rules of Practice before the Board of Contract Appeals. 956 Debarment and suspension regulations. 957 Rules of practice in proceedings relative to debarment and suspension from contracting. SUBCHAPTER A-POST OFFICE SERVICES, DOMESTIC [VACATED; RESERVED] NOTE: Until further notice, the following regulations previously forming part of Subchapter A are removed from the Code of Federal Regulations and are retained in force as uncodified regulations of the Post Office Department. Part 113-Information on postal service and records relating to operations of the Department. Part 116-Services performed for other agencies. Part 118-Cooperation with Red Cross during natural disasters. Part 119-Seal. Section 125.9 Sexually oriented advertisements. Section 126.13-Second-class matter in bundles. Part 144-Permit imprints. Part 145-Philately. Section 151.3(c)-Post office box rental fees. Part 152-Who may carry letters. Section 153.2(d)-VIM (Vertical Improved Mail) mailrooms. Section 153.6-Mail chutes and receiving boxes. Section 155.6-Apartment house_receptables. Sections 155.7, 155.17-155.19-Requirements relating to business mail delivery in office buildings. |