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Press, Volume LXXX, Issue 24395, 23 October 1944, Page 6

PAINT Paint can conceal and preserve as well as decorate. It is an essential munition of war. Enormous quantities are needed » camouflage buildings, caps, ships and vehicles, and to protect tanks, guns, shells and other stores from tropical sum or northern fog and snow. Millions of yards of fabric have to be treated for special purposes. Acres of metal have to be coated to withstand the juices o* acids of preserved foods. The British; Navy and Merchant Navy demand vast supplies of paint; including .special types to combat the •growths which form on ships’ bottoms. These growths may increase the fuel consumption of a 10,000 ton ship by 14 tons a day, besides greatly reducing her speed. Then there arc all sorts of-special sorts of paints—for the detection of dangerous fumes or poison gas, for protection against fire, and the "dopes” without which aircraft would be almost helpless. Into a can of paint goes the product of the British chemical industry and the skill and experience of the research chemist. No. 9 of the “ Services of an Industry ” series inserted by IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES (N.Z.) J.TP. 1C

Issued by the Food and Rationing Controller SPECIAL NOTICE TO FARMERS The surrender of meat coupons by farmers and members of their | households, wherever home-killed meat is consumed, is . | ' compulsory. ; i All persons in the households of farmers who kill the whole or | 4 some par: of their meat requirements, or obtain meat from ' | another farmer under a sharing arrangement approved by the | Rationing Controller, must inform the issuing officer of this fact when they receive their new ration books. MEAT COUPONS WILL BE TAKIEN FROM THE RATION BOOKS AND REPLACED BY A SPECIAL PERMIT FORM. The special permit will enable the farmer to obtain full rations of meat from a butcher, and coupons for hotel Ot restaurant meals may be obtained from the local Rationing Office as they are needed. , COUNTRY RESIDENTS; If yon experience any difficulty in, handling meat coupons, because of the distance from the nearest retail butcher, you may take advantage of this permit scheme and apply to your local Rationing Officer for a Special Pennit In txchange for your meat coupons. ; ’

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Raid Casualties in Southampton.-* Air raid casualties in Southampton W far total 630 killed and 1908 injured.— London, October 21.