CANADA RATIONS STEEL
OTTAWA, Dec. 2 (Reed. 6pm . Canada today rationed steel. The Government, which has banned the use of new steel in non-essential construction in 1951, gave formal priority ratings to defence contractors. The Trade Minister (Mr Howe) said that anyone breaking the new order would be subject to fine up to 5000 dollars. Types of construction banned include all building for amusement, entertainment and recreational purposes, and also premises for the merchandising, storage or manufacture of liquors, spirits, beers, wines, and the manufacture of cigarettes and cigars.
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Wanganui Chronicle, 4 December 1950, Page 5
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