Sh orte n ed W i n d <)w Hours Remain As Reminder of Cut A.s President Eisenhower signed a 41-million-dollar appropriation hill Tuesday. Postmaster General Summerfield issued a promise that most of the cuts in postal service would be restored within 24 hours. I). \V. Paulette Farmvtlle post master. received a communication Wednesday restoring most of the service ruts locally. The only change here will be in the time of opening and closing of the stamp, general delivery, and parcel post window It will now open at 8:30 a. m. and close at 5pm The reg istered mail and money order window w ill he lhe same as it na^ in the past: opening at 9 a m. and closing at 5 p. m. All other functions will he placed on a normal basis Summerfield ordered the cuts in mail service last week, when operating funds for the fourth quarter ran short. He asked for 47 million dollars additional, and re ceived 41 million
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