Monday, Jun. 27, 1938
Promotion
Bureaucracy stifles initiative but last week Postmaster General Farley had reason to be proud of one enterprising jobholder, Postmaster Joseph F. Gallagher of Philadelphia, who announced:
June, the month of romance and graduations, is also "LETTER WRITING MONTH". . . . Should old acquaintance be forgot . . . loved ones be left to wait and wonder--all because you neglected to write a letter? Somewhere someone is waiting for your letter--waiting to say "I love you too" or "Yes, we have a job for you." Write a letter. . . . It's a habit well worth cultivating, for every letter that you write, is "Very truly yours."
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