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HUBBARD COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE

                  Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex


                    HCO POLICY LETTER OF 31 JANUARY 1961


HCOs




                              MESSAGE PLACEMENT





    HCO's first  action  is  Communication.  Everyone  should  know  message
placement.

    Cables and Telex: Original is never put on comm lines. Only copies go on
the
comm lines.

    Take the message out of the telex, date stamp each copy. Put original in
Telex
basket. Hand deliver at once all copies to interested parties.

    Place cable or telex  in  the  exact  centre  of  the  recipient's  desk
blotter. Do not
place in IN basket. Do not mix with other papers.

    Recipient of a cable copy (if by telex) may destroy it or  route  it  to
other
interested persons.

    If there is only a cable from the company, not a telex, as it  has  none
but original
copies, it must be held and filed.

    Cable answers are always delivered to  Communicator  by  hand  and  have
priority.
They do not go on routine comm lines.

                                 DESPATCHES


    Despatches marked rush are handled  by  special  handling.  They  go  on
centre of
desk like cables and telexes.

    Routine despatches go on comm lines.

    Letters go on comm lines.


      L. RON HUBBARD


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Copyright(c) 1961
by L. Ron Hubbard
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED