APPROPRIATION OF SECRETS
CANBERRA, June 14. Formulae obtained through the censorship of mail had never been released to private manufacturers, said a witness at the Commonwealth communications censorship inquiry. He was Dr. J. S. Hosking, liaison officer between the Post and Telegraph Censorship Department and the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research. Dr. Hosking said that his duty was to pass on to the council extracts -from letters supplied by the communications censorship authorities. He passed on only the extracts he considered might Ibe of value to the council's activities lon behalf of the war effort. V | The Parliamentary Censorship Committee's report .is expected .to be ■ submitted to the next meeting of the Federal Cabinet: " STOCKS AND SHARES." , ' DATSH, LOXGDET, AXD • - TRETHEY, Stock anil Slure Brokers, ' ' '" ' - ' NATIONAL BANK CHAMBERS, „ -, „< ■■ t • Wellington. •■ .•.•,.»..- ~• --'- " afembers.bf;tt»j,WeHintton Jt gft>elr JftjAwn . --',
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 140, 15 June 1944, Page 6
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135APPROPRIATION OF SECRETS Evening Post, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 140, 15 June 1944, Page 6
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