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HUBBARD COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE

                  Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex


                     HCO POLICY LETTER OF 4 JANUARY 1966


                                  Issue III

Gen Non-
Remimeo

                  SCIENTOLOGY ORGANIZATIONS COMMUNICATIONS


                             SYSTEM: DISPATCHES


                   (Revises HCO Policy Letters of 8 April
                         1958 and 13 December 1962)


    An infra-organizational dispatch is a simple thing. You can keep a  copy
if you
wish, but only one copy (the original) goes and comes back.

    When writing a dispatch, address it to the POST-NOT the  person.  (If  a
person
changes post, or leaves, if you address the dispatch to the  post,  it  will
be received by
the new occupant of the post, but if you address it to the person,  then  if
the person
leaves it may not be received and handled.)

    Set up a dispatch as follows: (for information or advice)

    Example:

    Mimeograph Officer

    Supply                                                           Officer
    (date)_________________

    Dear_________________ ,




                      Your order of ........ (message).

                            (complimentary close)




                                           Signature________________________




    or for a request or an order:




    Mail Clerk

    via Dir Comm                                    (date)________________




    HCO Area Sec




    Dear__________




     Please see that . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(order or request).

                            (complimentary close)




                                                Signature __________________




    This form is used so that when it is ready to be returned, an arrow  can
be drawn
pointing to the post to which it is to be returned, eliminating the need  to
write if. If
the message is one that should go in your hat, either put  it  in  your  hat
and
acknowledge sender, or write it up for your hat, returning the  original  to
sender. If the