EXHIBIT E-COMPUTATION OF POSTAGE BASED ON MAILINGS OF ONE ISSUE OF A QUALIFIED NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION ISSUED WEEKLY 1. CITY POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT STATEMENT SHOWING NUMBER OF COPIES OF SECOND-CLASS OR CONTROLLED CIRCULATION PUBLICATION MAILED Mayville 2. STATE AND ZIP CODE Maryland 21104 3. DATE July 1, 1967 13. When postage is computed at the key rate, the lines for Zones 1 to 8 need not be completed except for one issue each calendar year at 12-month intervals. The total zone mailings must be entered in item 14 during the 12-month intervals. [30 F.R. 1940, Feb. 11, 1965; 30 F.R. 2105, Feb. 16, 1965; 32 F.R. 3345, Feb. 28, 1967. Redesignated at 31 § 126.8 Controlled circulation publications. The weight of mailings of controlled circulation publications (see Part 133 of this chapter) is obtained in the manner prescribed for obtaining the weight of mailings of second-class publications. Controlled circulation postage is collected and accounted for in the same manner as second-class postage. Each mailing must be prepared and made up for dispatch in the manner prescribed for second-class mail. (Sections 126.1 through 126.3.) [26 F.R. 11532, Dec. 6, 1961. Redesignated at 31 F.R. 15350, Dec. 8, 1966] of (a) Postage. See § 135.2(b) (1) this chapter for parcels sent by surface mail and § 136.2(c) (4) of this chapter for parcels sent by air. (b) Packaging requirements. In addition to the packaging standards in Part 121 of this chapter and the specific requirements for items mailable under the special rules in Part 125 of this chapter, parcels addressed to overseas military post offices must be packaged in boxes or containers of metal, wood, or good quality fiberboard (at least 275 pounds test stock). Parcels containing mailable (nontoxic and nonflammable) gases, liquids, oils, paint, and substances which easily liquefy, must have sufficient absorbent material around the containers to take up contents in case of breakage. (c) Addressing. See § 123.8 of this chapter. (d) Weight and size. See § 135.3 of this chapter for parcels sent by surface mail and § 136.3 of this chapter for parcels sent by air, if there is no exception to the size and weight limitations listed in § 127.2. (e) Airlift mail. (1) The following items of mail are given airlift service on a space available basis between overseas military post offices outside the 48 contiguous States, and between those military post offices and the point of embarkation or debarkation of such mail within the 48 States: (i) First-class letter mail, including postal and post cards. (ii) Sound recorded communications having the character of personal correspondence. See § 131.5(b) of this chapter for those mailed by certain servicemen. When postage is paid on these sound recordings, they must be marked by the mailer on the address side "Sound Recorded Personal Correspondence" to assure airlift service. Those mailed free under § 131.5 (b) of this chapter must be marked only as required by that section. (iii) Parcels of any class paid at surface postage rates not exceeding 5 pounds in weight and not exceeding 60 inches in length and girth combined. These parcels must be marked with the large letters SAM (space available mail) on the address side, preferably below the postage and above the name of the addressee. Postal employees shall at time of acceptance place these letters on all such parcels. (2) Second-class publications published once each week or more frequently and featuring principally current news of interest to members of the Armed Forces and the general public which are mailed at or addressed to any Armed Forces post office in Vietnam or contiguous waters will be given the airlift service prescribed in subparagraph (1) of this paragraph. (f) General prohibitions. (1) The following items are nonmailable to, from, and between overseas military post offices: (i) Matches of all kinds, lighter fluid, or lighters containing fluid. (ii) Magnetic material shipped by air having sufficient magnetic field to cause appreciable deviation to a compass sensing device of an aircraft. This does not apply to surface shipments. (iii) Radioactive matter, except that authorized in § 125.2(d) of this chapter. (2) In conformance with Defense Department request, jewelry and watches having a value in excess of $10 may be accepted for mailing to overseas military post offices only when sent by registered mail, provided there is no specific prohibition against sending such items to the 09035-B-C-D 09036-- B-C-D 09039-- B-C-D 09040-- A-B-F-I 09041-- A-B-C-E 09044-- A-B-C-E 09046-- B-C-D 09048- B*-C 09049 B*-C 09051-- A-B-I 09052__ B-C-D 09052- A-B-C-E 09055- A-B-C-E 09057-- B-C-D 09058 B-C-D 09066-- B-C-D 09069-- B-C-D 09075. B*-C 09078-- B-C-D 09079-- B-C-D 09080-- B-C-D 09081 B-C-D 09082-B-C-D 09088__ B* 09090-- A-C-D 09099-- B-C-D 09101 B-C-D 09146-- B-C-D 09149-- B-C-D 09150__ B*-C 09154-- B-C-D 09155-A-B 09158 B-C-D 09162-- B-C-D 09163-- A-B-C-E 09164 B-C-D 09165 B-C-D 09166-- B-C-D 06168-B-C-I 19 09169-- B-C-D 09170- C-D 09171-- B-C-D 09172-B-C-D 09173- B-C-D 09174 B-C-D 09175-- B-C-D 09176-- B-C-D 09177-B-C-D 09178-- B-C-D 09179-- B*-C 09180-- B-C-D 09185-B-C-D 09189-- B-C-D 09193_. B*-C See Military post office number footnotes 09230- A-B-C-E 09231-- A 09238__ B⭑-C 09333-B-C-D 09338 A-B-F-I 09511-A-B*-C-J 09510 A-B*-C-J 09827-- B 09829-- B 09102 B-C-D 96206-- A-B 09106- A-B-C-D 09211 A-B-C-E 96207-- A-B 96208- A-B 09584-- B 96209. A-B-H 96212 A-B 09585- B 96215__ A 96362-- A-F 96363- A-F 96368 A-F 96371- A-F 96372- A-F 96373- A-F 96374-- A-F 96376-- A-F 96525-A-B 96571-A-B 96626-- A-F 96321- A-F 96627-- A-F A. No mail of any class may contain securities or currency. Precious metals in their raw, unmanufactured state are also prohibited. Official shipments are exempt from these restrictions. B. Customs Declaration form required. Official mail from Government agencies or from contractors and addressed to a military organization for official use MUST NOT BEAR Customs Declaration, but must be indorsed "Contents for Official Use-Exempt from Customs Requirements." *Articles will be liable for customs duty and/or purchase tax unless they are bona fide gifts, personal use intended for military personnel or their dependents. When the contents of a parcel meet these requirements, the mailer should place a certificate similar to the following on the customs form under the heading "Description of Contents" "Certified to be a bona fide gift, personal effects or items for personal use of military personnel and dependents thereto." C. Cigarettes and other tobacco products prohibited. D. Coffee prohibited. E. Mail may not contain: 1. Medicines or vaccines not conforming to French laws. 2. Nonauthorized publications, reprints, and publications prohibited on account of their political character or immoral contents. F. Mail of all classes may not contain firearms of any type or pellet guns which use compressed air or gas as the propellant. G. Mailable firearms may be shipped only by registered air parcel post (see § 125.5 of this chapter concerning concealable firearms.) All other parcels may not contain firearms of any type or pellet guns which use compressed air or gas as the propellant. I. Mail of all classes may not exceed the following dimensions: |