. Hill's Manual of social and business forms: a guide to correct writing .. . I—H(2^-^eOS^-g£)^>—^ An Insight into the Workings of the Postal Service HIS EXECUTIVE department of theGovernment is superintended bythe Postmaster-General. His termcontinues through that of the Presi-dent, by whom he is appointed, andone month more, unless he soonerdies or resigns, or is removed this department are also threeAssistant Postmasters-General, appointed bythe President. There is also in this depart-ment an Assistant Attorney-General, appointedby the Postmaster-General. Oath of Persons in t
. Hill's Manual of social and business forms: a guide to correct writing .. . I—H(2^-^eOS^-g£)^>—^ An Insight into the Workings of the Postal Service HIS EXECUTIVE department of theGovernment is superintended bythe Postmaster-General. His termcontinues through that of the Presi-dent, by whom he is appointed, andone month more, unless he soonerdies or resigns, or is removed this department are also threeAssistant Postmasters-General, appointed bythe President. There is also in this depart-ment an Assistant Attorney-General, appointedby the Postmaster-General. Oath of Persons in the Postal Service. Before entering upon his or her duties,or drawing any salary, every person employedin the postal service, from the Postmaster-General down, has to go before some civil ormilitary officer and take the following oath ofoffice: I, A. B., do solemnly swear, (or affirm) that I willfaithfully perform all the duties required of me,and abstain from everything forbidden bythe laws inrelation to the establishment of post-offices and post-roads within the Unit
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