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Paper Rates For U.S. Mail Scaled Down WASHINGTON (AP) -- US Postmaster-General Arthur Sum- merfield Thursday announced a substantial scaiing down of his proposals for increasing postage rates on U.S. newspapers, maga- zines, books and sheet music mailed abroad Summerfield said that because of growing acceptance of Ameri can published material and a de- sire to encourage U.S. influence abroad, the post office depart- ment is trimming $2,000,000 a year from the postage increases proposed for this type of printed matter last July 15. The rates are to go into effect Jan. 1 | The postmaster-general fixes international postage rates with- out reference to Congress Included in the new proposals for mailings abroad are daily newspapers to Canada The present rates are 1.95 cents a pound on editorial content and 9.1 cent a pound on advertising content, with a minimum per copy charge of one-eighth cent Staggered yearly increases dur- ing a three-year period are plan- ned so that the editorial content rate will rise successively to 2.1 cents, 2.3 cents and 2.5 cents a| pound. The advertising content rate will be changed successively during the three years to 7.7 cents, 8.7 cents and 10 cents a pound, The minimum per copy charge will successively be in- creased to one-fourth cent In 1959, three-eighths cent in 1960 and one-haf cent in 1961 Other second class publications and' the special rate non-profit | publications going to ( anada now | pay a rate of one cent for each| four ounces. Effective Jan. | these publications will be shifted to the daily newspaper rate, tak Ing the same staggered increases Elect W.L Chairman TORONTO (CP Mrs. FE Armstrong of Armitage was elected chairman Thursday of the Wognen's Institutes in Central On- tario Other officers: vice-chairman, Mrs. E. Moynes, Oakwood, and Mrs. M. Jones, Glen Caron; sec- retary - treasurer, H. Atkinson, Scarborough; committee conven-| ors, Mrs. G. Searle, Owen Sound, Mrs. J. Sherman, Mono Road, Mrs. L. W. Hughes, Port Hope, Mrs. S. McLeish, Caledon, Mrs. C. Mann, Peterborough, Mrs.| W. H. Clugston, Markdale, and Mrs. C. Boynton, Nobleton NEWS BRIEFS URGES REPEAL PROVIDENCE, R. 1. (AP)-- Democratic Senator John P.| Pastore of Rhode Island says he| wily ask the new Congress to re- peal the 22nd amendment limit. ing presidents to two terms. He| said Thursday night he is con- vinced the 'lame - duck strait- jacket in which the amendment encased President Eisenhower was partly responsible for Tues-| day's Democratic landslide in| congressional elections FAMILY MAN BOMBAY, India (AP) -- The| Nizam of Hyderabad, who once ruled 18,000.000 people and was known as the richest man in the world, announced today that he is retiring from public life. He said he will devote his time to his big| family. The 'ast census showed the 72-vear-old prince had more than 200 children by the many women in his harem Editor-Endorsed By ANNE ADAMS It's the modified Blouson Shirt waist -- relaxed 0 mid-hip straight and narrow from there| on' Striking in plaid, printed | tweed fabrics, it's the kind off casual you enjoy more axd more | with every day's wearing | Printed Pattern 4568: Misses Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. 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