Every letter carrier shall give bonds, with sureties, to be
approved by the Postmaster General, for the safe custody and
delivery of all mail matter, and the faithful account and payment
of all money received by him. Each letter carrier and substitute
letter carrier shall, at the time of his appointment, give bond
in the sum of one thousand dollars. It is preferred that bonds
furnished by one of the surety companies authorized to act as
sureties on official bonds be given. The original bonds of two or
more carriers or substitutes, appointed at the same time, may be
given on a blanket or schedule form. Letter carriers transferred
from one post office to another, and substitutes promoted to
be regular carriers, must file new bonds, their former bonds
terminating on the date of such transfer or promotion. A list
of the companies authorized to act as sole surety on official
bonds will be furnished upon application to the First Assistant
Postmaster General (Division of Free Delivery). All bonds of
carriers must be filed with the First Assistant Postmaster General
(Division of Free Delivery).
Every carrier, before beginning active service, shall take the
official oath prescribed in Section 207, which oath will be
retained on the files of the local post office, subject to the
call of the First Assistant Postmaster General or to inspection
by a post office inspector or other officer of the Post Office
Department.
Uniforms of Carriers.
The Postmaster General may prescribe a uniform dress to be worn
by letter carriers, and any person not connected with the letter
carrier branch of the Postal Service who shall wear the uniform
which may be prescribed shall for every such offense be punishable
by a fine of not more than one hundred dollars, or by imprisonment
for not more than six months, or both.
Letter carriers and substitutes must procure uniforms at their own
expense. Postmasters will advise and assist them in obtaining
well-fitting suits of the prescribed material and at the best terms.
Uniforms made according to the following specifications must be
worn by all letter carriers:
For Winter Uniform.
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