Republic Act No. 110

: The primary purpose of Republic Act No. 110 is to authorize the printing and issuance of semi-postal stamps to raise funds for the construction of war memorials and for the benefit of war widows, orphans, and disabled veterans of the recent World War.
: The Director of Posts, subject to the approval of the Department Head, is authorized to order the printing and issuance of semi-postal stamps.
: The face value of the semi-postal stamps must show the regular postage charge plus the additional amount destined for the purpose for which the stamps were issued.
: The additional sums realized from the sale of the semi-postal stamps shall be deposited with the National Treasurer or his deputies.
: The funds raised from the semi-postal stamps are used for the construction of war memorials and for the benefit of war widows, orphans, and disabled veterans of the recent World War.
: Yes, the disbursement of the funds is subject to the usual accounting and auditing regulations.
: Republic Act No. 110 took effect upon its approval on June 2, 1947.
: Semi-postal stamps are postage stamps issued with an additional charge over the regular postal rate, with the extra amount earmarked for specific charitable or public causes.
: The issuance is subject to the approval of the Department Head.
: The Act authorizes the printing and issuance of semi-postal stamps of different denominations.