PMG Farley receives official of China Post Office Confederation. Washington, D.C., April 14. PMG Farley probably was telling on of his stock campaign jokes to Chi Hsueh Fan, official of the National Post Office Confederation of China, as this picture was made. Farley received the official today with
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