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Subject: Submission for mod-telecom
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Date: Thu, 29-Jan-87 13:35:51 EST
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From: randy@uw-june.UUCP (William Randy Day)
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Subject: RE: mail-sorting, Soviet mail
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mod.telecom may not be the place, but...

I too have noticed the templates on Soviet mail indicating how to draw
numbers. The very first thing in a Soviet address is their equivalent of
a zip code, and I suspect that the zip code is supposed to be
drawn in the manner indicated. However, I noticed that my correspondent
didn't bother.

Randy Day.
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