~ J . A f J K JO.IN~ w 4.T,s_,
 G~eat Britain's only pre-war expart wom~ lumberjaok ~ :f.'orsal<:en the
timber forests of In:v.eraray. 1 Sooiiland, to join the A.T.s,
 She is Cat"paral "Jimnzy:!' Seton, and _the reason why she he.a enlisted is · - ✓•
that her . six lumberja.ok 1;>rothers volunteered at the b e g ~ of the J!~ . ~ . :.
she did not want to. be left
•·' .
 out ..of. it.
 ',, . · ,,
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 Ccrporal Seton finds life e,s · a me_c hanic in the A.T.s, easy canpa;-ed with
 er
her strenuw_~ existenoe in her uncle ts· timb_ business bef' ore the · war, · when
she got up - ~ - 5 o 1clook in the morning, spent the dey ·sa\1:i.ng 'and haoking d.orwm
t~es, working the sav1 mills and looking a£ter the tra.otors ancl lorries~.
 In her holideys ·she visited the forests of 0-anada and Au•ali~ . to· :lm.pr.ove
her loww1edg~ of the timber trade. ··
 "J~• 1 ~·jto_-i s nptV 1-9t and never remembers wearing a · ski.rt unti;l 5he. ·
jo~d tn& A.~eSi, 1tas· golden hair, blue eyes, and is petite and gra.oe~, . She .
s till reta.in.s her· healthy -_ appetite, however·, and at her Qamp in Sruthern Canmand
 Sf.o/ ~a.t she does full justice to am:Ple meals p~ovidcd ;i.$ to Plt it mi:4UY•
 I . • , •




 Of bet ·six 'brothers Who . joined the . Forces,. ;one haa been killed in Singepc:»te,
another is a_prisoner of . war- i n ~ , three are .J.n _the Miai3lp E~'t, and th& ·
other 1a ,i n the .Na,ilY..- . _. ..._
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WM 9FFIOE
 LICENSING OF BRINERS OP FRU.I T .AND VEGET.ABLE.S

 From August 1 1 1942, persons engaged in the brining .of fruitn and
vegetab~es 1 who have hitherto nQt been licensed in accordance with .Article
2 of the Pickles' and Sauces (Control , and M.a:x::imum Prices) Order 1942., will
be reg_uired to hold such licences.

 Applications should be made to the Pickles o.nd SaucBs Section of tho
Ministry of F.o od, st.John' 9 College., Oxford,
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MINISTRY OF FOOD
 MAXIM~ :gµcms.OF FEEDING" ST'L']\i?S: PROCESSED OATS
 I




 The Ministry of Food announces tha t the maximum prices of l)rocessed oats ·
for feeding purposes vr.i.il remain the s ame .far- August 191+2 as for July 1942,
This applies to crushed, rolled or cattle ground oats4 Sussex ground. oats;
clipped oats and imported oats. The Feeding Stuffs (Mn.ximum Prices) Order
has been amended accordingly.
 The maximum prices of these commodities for suoceeaing months Yrill be
announced later.
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MINISTRY OF FOOD
 I


 25/7 /42. No. 8




 NOT FOR :i:lJl31IC.o.'r.ION OR DRO.iillC,L·lJs11 BF.aFORE 2000 HOURS D~ D. S. T.
 Si..TURDLY, JULY 25, 1942. NO'l' 'rO DE CiJ3LED 11.BRO;J) BEFORE
 TH.i.::1.T HOUR •



 THE FUNCTION OF THE lillNED SS IN 'rHE
 ]1UTillrn GRl~J~TER GERl I.f.N REICH
 1




 In the course cf tho Libyan cru.1pD.ign (1·: arch 1942) a secret Gorr.1an docuucnt
wo.s captured. A brief o.ccount of its contents wo.s cabled n.t tho ti.no fror:;. cai:ro.
But it is only since tho clocuDont ho.s boen cD.rofully stuc1ied in London that its
full si[:;:nifico.nco has bcun rovo.alec.1.

 Tho clocuucnt vms cci.1;turod fro:..1 the If.CJ , of No• 2 Troop (Ger nan."Batt ori0 11 )
of the 75th Artillory Roc;incnt, which wont to Libya as part of' tho 5th Lieht
Di vision. 'That Di vision wo.s subsequently convortou into the 21st panzer Di vision,
The uocuuont was circulatoc1 by RcL:;iuonto.l I-r. Q• on Ho.y 3rc1 1941.


 TRJ.NSLL.TION

 secret

 An.1y Hieh cournmd H, o . ;>-rny Hi Eh Conuand
 · " 21st 1:Iarch, 1941
 Arny GcncroJ. stn.ff /western section.


 -
 No:

 Re: sto.tu1.1onts of the Fuhrer rei::;arc.linc future sto.to police
 r1_1roops.

 Reference: j~ruy IIiGh Cor.1uo.nd, J.1.rr.1y Gon. stnff/Spccial Dept ,
 No, 24/ 9.4o b. 11.9. 4o
 Doubts ho.ve arisen whether at the tine when the Fuhror ' s
 views on the function of the li,ruccl SS were convoyccl ( to tho
 Generals,) a wider circulation was intondod . In this conncc•
 tion, thu Chiof of tllc Suprcr.10 Couu and of tho J~ruod Forces,
 (i.o. Field l,-Iarsho.l Keitel,) has ruled that it is hic;hly
 dosirablo for the views of the Fuhrer on this natter to bo
 disseninated o.s widely as p ossiblo.

 Tlw o.f'oro-ncntioncd •Order was o.t the tir..-:.c only circu-
 lated to Gonorals dovm to and incluuine Generals cor.11.1anding
 Arny Corps. Tho vic;1,;,s of tho Fuhrer, theroforc, on tho
 function of tho J.1.rLGd SS arc aetin circulo.tu<1 in the atta.chod
 docu:uont.

 P• P•
 (Si311od)
 Lt. Col, of the Gen. staff.
 Enclosure: l nor.10.


 ,,
 s a c r e t 1


-
Re : - .t'U:'r.1od SS
 On tho occusion of the order for the RoorGo.nisation of the LCibstandarto
Adolf Hitler (this probably refers to tho conversion of Hitler's SS _Bcdy Guard
f'roo a bri~a.clc to a division,) on 6th A~st 1940, tho Fuhrer laid do'W!l tho
principles on Viihich tho noccssi ty for the ,Aruod SS is based. These principles
are sui:ma.risod in the followin 0 toxta
 The Greater Q.en1an Reich in its final fan~ will not exclusively enbracc within
its frontiers national units per so well eisposod to the Reich.

 It is therefore noccssnry to uaintain state police troops outside as well
~ inside the present core of tho Reich, capable on any and cvory occasion of
representin3 and asserting the inturnaJ. authority of tho Reich.
 This task can only bo fulfilled by a stn.tc :i?olice vr.L th uon· in its ranks of
the best Gori:1an blood., who unconditionally iclontify ther.1sclvos ·with tho philosophy
of lif'~ which is funda~ental to tho Groatot Goruan Reich. Only a continGent con-
posed of such uen will resist in .critical t:i.r.1es d.isrupti vo influences. such a
contingent will fool a pride in its intoGt'ity and will thorcforo never fraternize
with the proletorio.t and with that uhdcrvio:rlcl which underuines tho fundauental idea.

 Moreover, in our future Greater Geri:1an Reich only a police force trained
to a soldierly ucntali ty will possess tho nccc·ssary authority in its r'e lations
with tho other citizens (Volksgenossen,)
 Throueh the CTlorious ovonts in the uilitnry sphere and thro~h its education
b~ tho National socialist party out people .lin.s acquired such a soldierly nentali ty
that a ttsock--knittine police" (1848) or a "bureaucratised police" (1918) can no
longer assert its authority. For this reason it is nocessnry that this "State
Folioo" should prove itself in SS units at the front mid should shod its blood
l:lko every other contin[scnt of tho .f.i.ruod Forces.

 Roturnin[s hor.10 in the ranks of tho .4·l.r1:w after provinG thenselves in the field,
the contingents of tho J.J'.'ncd SS will possess tho authority to c0rry out their tasks
as "Sto.to ?olice 11 •
 The use of the J-;\.I"l:iod SS at ho1:w is likovliso to tho interest of the Arr.1ed
Foroes thcusolvos. It nust never a.gain te tolerated in the future that tho
Ge.roan J~.1od Forces, conscripted · frou the vrholo people, should be sont into action
in t:i.l~es of interior crisis asainst their own follow citizens (Volksgenosson).
such a step is the boginnin0 of the end. A state which is cor.1pelled to .• resort to
these uea.sur0s thus renders itself incapable of sending its Arned Forces into action
acainst tho exterior foe, and thereby abdicates. our history provides sad exar.rples
of this truth. FroLl now on tho to.sk assitsned to the An:ied :iiorces will be solely
and exolusively action against the exterior onoi:lics of the Reich.
 In order to ensure that tho nan-power of the uni ts of' the AJ:i:1ed SS shall rer.1ain
of the highest quality, tho osto.blishuont of thes e units 1:1.ust reno.in restricted.

 The restriction cnvisac;cd by tho Fuhrer is th0.t the uni ts of tho ]1.rued SS
1n general should not exceed 5 ... 1(% of tho poace-tir.1.0 strength of the Amy
51e Division (uot.) Battlo H•Q• 2,3rd April, 1941
section IIa/IIb
 Distribution: II and III
 Above co:py for infor.uation.

 B•
 and Adjutant.
 - 3-

 The n.bovo clocUJ.1ont wn.s first issued secretly only to the highest ranks in
the wohn.-.1acht. Later it ,vus n arc widely circulntod, ~vi th an explanatory note
that it was consic.1orod "highly d.osirable for the vicvrn of tho Fuhrer on this
r.in.ttcr ( relations between h,rr..ry and J~.rued SS) to be dissor.1ina.tod as widely as
possible". It is an uttcr.ipt by Hi tlor to define the rclativo functions of thu
L.rnod SS and of the wchrnncht after tho war, and is apparently intendod to allay
the suspicions y1hich tho An:iy entertain re13:o.rding the An1od ss.

 Tho ,i~rned ss is D. part of Hil.u:~ler ts police arrzy I orCTanisod as a self--containod
oilitary unit. . rts strength is now· lo divisions. In tho fiold the ss _: divisions
ho.vc thoir own divisional couuandcrs, but .those are subordinated to the higher
cor.1uo.ndcrs of the Gcrnan A,.ruy.

 It is interesting to note the tine when this docunent wo.s issued. rt ·wa.s
when Hitler still hoped successfully to inva.µ.e Eneland and brine; all Europe unclor
his control. Thines ha.vo chM3cd since thon, but lo.ter dcvolopr.icnt-s in Q.eruany
have been a.lo~ tho linos inc1icatod in the dooUL--iont. Hir.1r.1ler and tho SS ho.vo
crcn.tly increo.secl their power, und special ss uni ts of Norwogian and Dutch nationo.ls
have been recruited in Norway and Holland..



MINISTRY OF INFORlL\TION
.APPO:rnTM:ENT: DJ"!!PlJT.{ . DmECTOR OF CHOCOLliTE AND SUGAR CONFECTIONERY


 The Ministry of Food announces that Mr. Eric Mackintosh has .been
appointed DepUiUDirectar of Chocolate and Sugar Confectionery.

 Mr. Mackintosh hns been a · manber of the governing body of the
Chocolate War-Time Association: and Chairman of the Rationing Canmittea
and Control and Distribution Cammittee: of the Chocolate War•Tima
Assoqiation and the Sugnr Confectionecy ··war-Time Association..


 ++++++++++++++++++

~TRY OF FOOD
 &TERATION -OF DETAILS ON Rl\'rION BOOKS .AND JDENTirf I CARDS
 ~ : ... ., . .




 Details on the front cover of' the ration book and on the identity
card must on no .acoount be altered by the holde1r.
 If' the details do not agree, or whenever any change is nec.e ssary
( e,g, because of a removal or a change of name on marr.1.nge) the · ·
epplioant must go to the National Registration Office fir1t•and. the
Food Office lnter. Both offices will alwnys need to see eo;J\ dooum.ents.
 ' •·! .




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MINISTRY OF FOOD
 25/(/42 .- No. 11 .

 A. T. S. WOMAN WHO FOOLED THE GERMANS


 By pretending to feel fa:int when she was about to be questioned by the No.zis,
an English woman to.ken prisoner in France vms able to esoape to this country to
join the A. T. S. She is Sergeant Violet C:r'oss who now wears six medal ribbons,
including those of the Croix de Guerre: and the Medal de la Reoonnaissanoe Fra.ncai,s ~

 Sergea,nt Ct-oss was nursing with the :P-.cenoh ATinY when she was captured by the
Germans s.nd they naked h<r- to establish o. hospital among the 15,000 p~isoners held
by them in a small town. She worked there until she could do no mo4'e, and when
France capitulated she made up her mind to escape."

 With Frenoh paper$ ma.de out in the nruae of Violette Cross, she obtained per-
mission to go to Paris in order to try nn.d get o. pass to Spain, where, she said, her
husband was living. The Chamber of Deput ies 1-11. Paris vras arowded with Nazi
officials, and whilst vtaitmg for he:,· intervi ew ther~, she shut her eyes as she
hateff -the 1s:i:ght of s·d-! lnany GerL-10....--is in one roo1;:1;) · ..... ~ ". J. ' , . • ·•



 Whilst her eyes were closed 3 one Nazi tapped her on the shoulder and offered
her some water, then another gave he::."' n. ba~ of chocolate. }zystified by this unusual
consideration, Sergeant· Cr:'oss suddenly rer.11ised thD.t they thought she was ill and
proceeded. to give a realistic display d'i: fa int:i.ng fits. :Ehbar:rassed and anxious to
get rid of her, the Gerr.iana gave he~ a po.ss to the Spanish frontier and bustled her
out of the r9om without bothering to e:JCanine her incorrect papers, ·

 Sergeant Cross who is now in charg0 of a pre o. c. T. U. oourse · at a Tra:ining
Centre in Southern Command, served as o. nurse :Ln Fronce throughout the last war.



W.AR. OFFICE
 \.·


 Mr. Levv.i.s Douglas, DerJuiy Unitec1 ·sta t e s Vlar Shipping .Administrator,
ar r ived in London l nst night t o discuss shipping matters with British
offici als. He is ac corapnnied by Mr. Richnrd Bis sell., economi st vd th
the Wnr Shipping Administra ti on~


 +++ ++++++++++++++


UNITED ST1\TES ~tJB.ASSY
FOR RELEASE AT 12.43 ·p,m.
 MIDDLE EAST JOINT Wl.ffi COMMUNIQUE
 Co.iro
 25th July 19!,2
 In the northern and central sectors our patrols o.nd ortill.e ry activity
continued yesterdey.

 In the southern sector there is nothing to report.
 Following the night attacks · of July 23/24 our light bombers n.nd fighter
 anbers yesterday made ·tvro more raid:3 on landing grounds n.t El Daba.· Three
enemy aircraft were shot dorm in combat, tvw crashed on taking off and more
than tvrenty were dDJ1laged on tho grou..~a.
 Our fighters successfully attacked enemy vehicles in the battle · urea.

 A.vrell escorted enemy merchD.nt ship was sttcccssfully n.tto.ckcd by our
torpodo--carrying aircraft in tho Ionian sen., At the end of the engagement a.
large fire was spreading, tho ship was stationary and down n.t the bav.rs. .
 Our Ma1ta fighters intoroepting enemy aircraft shot dorm four and. d.omngcd
others• ..
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WAR OFFICE
 .25/_Jj 42 - No.15




 NOT .B10R PUBLIC.i:..TION, BROlillCJ.i.ST, OR USI~ ON CLUB Tii.P:B~S Bfil.'ORE
 00, 30 HOURS D. B. S.T. ON
 _9UND.hY2 26TH JULYg 1942.,
 THIS E'.!BLRGO SHOULD BE ru:SPECTlID OVERSE!i.S BY PREFACING LNY
 1:IESSLGES PI LED \/ITH 'riill El.illli.RGO


 POI NTS BATIONI NG: CWJ\TGES POR ... N:EiW _ W\TIONillG PER10D


 Syrup o.nd trcr.1 c1,c will be t r D. nsf o r rcd fron the Pr e serve s Ro. t ion to
the Poi n t s RD.tioning Sch0r.10 fl"on Sunde1.y, July 26th, vvhich is the b eginning
of the new 4-wcek r n.t i onine; por:i.od, 1rhe point va lue of syrup a nd trea cle
vrill bo 4 po ints pGr 1 b , ne t.

 The Pr eserves Ha ti.on c ontinues o. t 1 l b , per 4-wec k per :i.oci o.n a. c onsists
 j nm, r.x1r n'll adc , n inccmca t, f'rui t curd , i n itci. tion o.n d i nported honey, a nd
0 1-i
a ny bl end· of honey conto. ining i np or toa. h oney .

 There wil l be n o cha n ge in thepointe vo..luc of o.ny of the exist ing fo ods
in the Poi nt s Scher:ie fo r the n ovr perio d . · 'r he following it en., howev e r, h i s
been nQded to tho l ist:-

 u. S, .1.·~. Luncheon L'Ico.t 2-l l b . conta ine r 36 poi nt s
 When sl i c ed this tioo.t wil l be soJ. d o.t the rote of 16 point s per lb.

 Ls o.lreD.cty stri. ted whe n the l (inis try o.nnounced t he ter~oro.ry increo.se in
t ho c heese rn. tion , the toto.l . rn::r 11)er of poi nt ~.:-, c..vo. ilabl c to ea ch consuner for
t he next 4 - -..; - c ck p eriod will b e r e du c e d. fron 24 to 20 . rr h e nevr coup on va lues
Yvill l)e as follovrn : -
 tl A II Coupons 1 p oint ea c h
 "B" II
 2 point s 11

 "Ctt ll
 2 p oint s 11



 'r hc points coup ons ar e n ow· c ontcd.r10d. in the Gcncrc.l Ration Books, B. B. 1
ancl li., B. 2 . The COD:pons to be used in t he 4- Yvcc k period. July 26 to .ii.UBUSt 22
a r e t hose nunbarcd "1", on pat3cs 25 , 27 o.nd 29 .

 The c o-cvon va lues f or the nrnv T cupo rci ry a nc1 Spe cia l Ro.tion Books in use
i'ron July 26 Ylill -be as f ollorrn: -
 Cou-pon s 1'.Io.rkocl P oint s
 " se;m11 -P oints" 20

Duty Ha tion Co.rd. H. B. BR "Po i n t s X" 5
Tenporn.r y ~c t ion Card n. B. 12
 1?.et o..iJ.ers shoul d note thL:.t· p on,its a nd v ouc her s f or syrup o.nd treo..cle
a lready i ssucc1 by Food Off i c es f or the 8- weok p e riod ending .,_'1.ugust 22 r er.o.in
a va ilabl e f'or use . Othor suppl ies of s y n4.1 o..nc7. t r eacle n ust be b ought with
po int s vouch er s ..
 -~OT FOR PtJBLICATION~ BRO.ADdAS~~ OR USE ON CLUB T ~
 .. BEFORE 00,30 BoD.s. To ( i.e. FOR SUND.i\Y PAPl!RS) ON
 $UNDAY, _J}&X-1,fa_~~
 THIS :Elm.ARGO SHOULD BE RESPECTED OVERSTu\S BY PRElr.ACING
 ANY MESS.AGES FILED W:tTH THE EMBARGO.
 -
 Air ~ t r ~ Nevrs Service l:E-" Ministry Bulletin No. 761Q_

 _____
 VT • .A,A.F. 'S,..,.,,, PROMPT
 ' .....,..,.._
 ACTION __
 ..,._
 DURlliG ________
 ,:::..:,,:,_.....,INCENDIARY ·t BLITZ 1



 "l!: would like to express my nppi:ecin·b:i.on of the work by your girls
 at the balloon site in - rond who ex'cingu:ished the fire on a tur
 boiler which was set nlj_ght b y incenili.ll.."jt~ bor.1bs. They · extinguished
 the fire so quickly and efficiently thnt the boiler vros in operation
 again the next morning, a:nd I am grateful for the~ prompt notion."

 This letter, from tJ:...e locnl borough engineer, has been received
 by the cc:nnnonding officer of a: b n.,.rynge bal loon sqund.ron operating in
 his district.

 Corporo.l Mary, the W.1\ ~A .F oN.c 90., hns told. hovr flares began
 dropping all round the s:tte lighting up the sky like day. "I sent
 the ·c rew into the dugout immediately and stayed on look-out with
 another amvonw.n watching for incendiaries, which I could see were
 dropping not f'nr awny," she said 'i ';!;hen tv-10 fell just beside the
 winch, and. we put these out qui ckly \vi th sandbags. About six others
 dropped at vnrious pnrts of ·c;he s:tt e~ soti.e nenr the hut, and on top
 of the dugout. The crew can10 out es]o..:ng t o help.

 "one incendinry f'elJ. through the roof of the wooden hut, and the
 roof onught fire 1 as well _o.s t he t nb l e and the floor. We carried out
 the banb on a shovel, put it out with sand, and extinguished. the
 fires thnt vvere blazing m t ho hut vvith buckets of wnter. Just
 outside the site, n corporati on t nr b oiler wns set alight, but we
 used water and st?-nd to pu.t ou t the fl3r.1es o

 ;All the crew bchnved splend:i.a.lyo For many of them, including
 11\YSelf, this was the firs t real expe:.:.:ience of n raid. I think the
 experience hns made us fe el that vre cnn denl with anything thnt happens
 on a balloon siteo"
 Corporal Mrt:7 is 20 y en.rs old, nnd before the war she was ai.n
 assistnnt in a food product distributor~ s in Edinburgh. Her father is -
 a Scot, and her mother is '.i:rlsh. She joincc1 the W.A.A.F, in October, l9l+l,
 :md. wns promoted corporal in May of this year•

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 ' ~ • , • • •• •• • i l •"· . ,. I 1 ' 11




 ------"' - -----------..--
 DOUBLE MARGINS: POSTPON»IIFNT OF SCHEME.
 •I • •• •



 on Mny 15, the Ministry of Food announced its decision to restrict
from .August 24 the trncte me.rgins permitted to firms perfo:nning both ·
wholesale nnd retail :£\motions, i.e. u~ultiples"~ ·

 The Ministry ms now decided that, in view of the changes in channels
of distribution resulting ~ om the Sector Scheme \vh:Lch is to ocme ·into
operation on August 24, it ·will be necessary to postpone beyond that date
the operation of what is known as the " Double Mnrgins Scheme" • 'The
postponement ·will give both the Ministry an.cl the Trade an o·p port'Wlity of
stueying the result of the modifications in distributive methods which
will be brought about ns n res'l11 t of the Sector Sohene betore the Double I
Margins Scheme becomes operative. ·
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MmISTRY OF FOOD
 ,.
 2517/42. - No.19
 ..,,~
 FUEL _____
 .... ·,, ..ECONOMY
 _...__..

 GlJLLUFORD'S EXHIBITION A LEAD TO THE COUNTRY
 DRIVE



 In oonn~ction with .the national drive for fuel economy, great :inporta.n~ is
o.ttached to the valuable help which can be given by civic and nunioipal authorities •.
It is believed that the urge to save fuel will be brought home to the householder
effectively if' it is :impressed. upon him or her by the local Mayor. It is therefore
proposed that a series of exhibitions nnd practical der-1onstrations should be held in
municipal centres throughout the country.
 Guila.ford: for example, has planned a "Stay at 11,ome" holiday fortnight (the
first :in August), and advantage is to be taken of this fortnight to orra.'11.ge nn .
exhibition of fuel economy, with the co-operation of the Ministry of Fuel & Power,
the Ministry of Information, nnd representatives of the lo~al Solid Fuel 1 Gas &
Elect~"ioj.ty, I:ndu;,,t,:ri~.;3_.... , Demonstrations of practical fuel,, economy will . be o.rrangedt
 1

special films will . be shown, and speakers will be available as well as e;cperts to
answer questions and give practical tips to housewives. ·
 The Municipal Authorities are issuing to every householder a leaflet signed by
the Mayor ui:-ging o. "Target" reduction in consur.iption for the r:1onth of August as
00r.1po.red with last i-ea.~.. The Exhibition is planned for the ·week August 8 to 15~



MINISTRY OF FUEL
 -----.. -,: .,.., ,"l:IOl,. . ~
 POVTER
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 25/7/42. No . 20

Air I/iinistry News service Air Minis-try Bulletin No , 7Gl2


 THE FIGHTIHG POLES

 A polish air crew vv"h o recently · bombed Br emen had a [£rim strug3le to brins
their aircrai't hone .

 While ove r the taruct ~ this bouber , a Welltngton froEi o. Poli s h Air Force
squadron of ]3onbcr Com.1i1a:1d, vvas attacked sir.mltancously by a 1/[e . 110 a.rid a
Ju. 88 . second pilot , navigator, ancl wireless operator wer e wounded in the
exchange of fire, &'1d. the a ircraft was badly dor.mgcd, thouc h the fi r e v.rhich
broke out in tho cocl--1)i t fortunat e ly was ·soon oxtinguishe:J. .

 only at 3,000 feet was the pilot abl e to l evel out , the battlo had begun at
1 8 ,000 feet. He then found that r.10st of his i nstrur.1ents wor e uselGss, only tho
compass was unclarna13ed .

 The wounc1GQ navigator first worked out the course for base and then gave
first - aid to" th0 ;socond 1Jilot and t he wireless operator. The intcr-cor:im. was
broken, one;_ there vro..s no news fro:;-.1 front or r oo.r eunner.

 The vrcllin.c;t on vrcnt on lo sin3 height . over the Dutch coast it wo.s d own
to 300 feet . There was only 190 Gallcns of petrol left . The t anks had been
v ery badly dm.10..coc.l in tho fi ght, and were still leaking o rt was 150 n iles
across ·the North soa . Tho oclds wore all agai nst their boine; abl e to 3ct hone .
Hacl the pilot decided t o ln.nd er ~oJ.c out over cncr.iy country no one c ould have
blo1.1cd hir:1, but he 'Nas rletcrninod tc risk the lon;:s sea crossing .

 Fifty n ile s frm,1 the Dutch c oast the port eng ine stopped . To r:mi ntain
hoicnt was new uoro clifficul t than ever. The navi 6 a tor, alnost at the end of
his strenc th, nc.nagod to reach t ho front turret vrhcrc; ho f ou ncl t he gun.vier uninjured.
He told hil-1 to so ind see v1hat had happened t o the rear g unner, who p r ov ec.1 t o
have been very 1 aclly wour:dcd . The fr ont gU;.··mer d r ag[;ed hir.1 to t he bed , gave
hir.J. first - aid , and then wont forvmr c1 t o hel1J the pilot . passing over an eneny
convoy, the :pil ot was able t o take evasive acti on , but towards the encl of the
se a crossins , the oircrc'.lft ·vas very l ow. rt was t ouch and go . But the p ilot
was abl e t o u akc a successful l anc1in3 on an acroc1rone j u s t beyond the En.Gli sh
coast.

 Herc everythin12: I ossiblc was dono for the crew, but t he wirel ess oper at or
and refU' Gunner d ied of' their wounis . The navicator and the sec ond pil ot were
sor.1e tine in h o s1)i to.J... The captain ancl tho f r ont c unner had a short terr.:i of
leave 3J?.d D.re now takinc p art in Gor e a ttacks a 0 ai nst Gernany.

 The Squadron c onr,1£:.ndcr' s report spcnks i n the hi~hest torus:. of t he coolness,
presence of r.1incl, skilful _airmanship , o..nd cl.evotion t o duty cf the captain and
the vrounded no.vi~ator.
 ONIONS CONTROL OF CULTIVATION ORDER 23RD JULY°,1942
 Onion growers are reminded that under this order, oain
 crop onions may not, except by -v1ritten per1:1ission of a County
War .A.gricultural Committee, be lifted for sale until they are
properly ripened. It is vmsteful to r.rarket such onions in an
_:i..mrri.ature condition.

 This order does not apply to private gardens or allotments.



MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE
 2sJU1+2
 Foot and mouth disease has toa.ay been confi:rmed. among
cattle at Stanton Harcourt., Oxforo. An area which extends for
approximately 15 miles around the infected farm ha.s been declared
to be a.n infected are9--



MINISTRY OF AGRICUILroRE
 The Ministry of Food a nnoun ces t hD.t the Ro.t i on :ing Order , 1939, -
t he Tea (Ro. tioning) Order , 1 940, t he Pres erves (Rationing) Or der; 1940,
the Cheese (Rationing) Or der~ 19lt-1, a nd the relo. t iv0 .A."1 :londments o.nd
Dir e c tions have been c on s o1ic1ated. The new r e gula t ions t nke the form
of a Rat i oning (Gener a l Pr·ov i sions ) Order, a Rn.t ioning (Regi s tra t ion
of Consumers) Orc.l er, and s cpar11i-ie r a tioning Orc7.ers for the va rious
rat ioned fo ods.

 The changes ne cessita tec1 by the use of the new I 'D. t i.on b ook s liave
been incorpor a ted, etn c1 the oppo:1:tun1t y has b een taken to i ntroduce one
or t wo new p rovi s ions i nclud ing t he follovving :-
 (a) ~}he first day of t he r at i on:ing week vr:ill be chD.nged fr or1
 MoncJD..y to Sunday;
 (b) Re t a il ers will b e 1'equired t o g i v e fonrte on c!D.ys na t ice of
 the ir intention -~o di s c ontinue t r ad:in~ i n .i:-a tioned f oocls
 except in ca se s whe r e s uch llction on t hc i .c pri. rt is ii'11pra cticable;
 ( c) J?ood Control Cor:mittees vdll be ernpowe:ce d ·i:;o r equire a:11
 esta blishr.1ent to ~Jar ,~el t h e coupons not o:i.tly of persons r e siding
 but a l s o of persons who reglil111. .ly t a ke s-uhsb.ntially a ll their
 meals in the es t abl ishraent on f'ive or mer e c1n.ys in each we ek,,

 (d) Esta blishments will be re q:u ired t o ret ai n tb e ration book s of
 persons whose coupons L-.. rs required t o b e ca nseJ.le c1 a n d t o
 notify the local Food Off ice of the nD.me o.nd address of a ny
 person who f a ils to p r ocfoce h i s re.. t i on ·book f o:;:• the purpose ;
 ( e) \faer e a n establ i shme nt has ca ncelled. the coup ons in a ny
 p ers on ' s ration book f or tk..ee weeks i n a ny p e riod of four
 we eks , the rru.n:.1.gement will be r equi.rccl to f m -wa.rd the b o ok to
 the locn.l l11 oocl Offi ce vrhich will t a ke s tcrs to CD.noel a ny
 reg istra tio:ns w~.th r e taile:cs wh i ch t he holde r of t he b ook
 n-ay have effe cted,

 The new Order& llre in f oroe :'rem ,July 26 , 1 9~.2,1



MINI STRY OF FOOD
 , '

 Tho lA'.inistcy of Food o.nnounoes that ··tho Soap (Licensing of
Manufacturers and R?-tionin~ 9ra.er._. 1942,. nnd Amendments 1 hav,c
been oonsolidated. into the new Soap · (Licensing of Manufactures·
and Rationing) (No, 2) Order,- 1942,
 . ~ . .
 · This Order pl"OVides for .t he various changes i:ieoessituted by
the .: introduction of no,v ad.it ions of· rn:tion books and ciooument s for
the nfJIN ·rationing yoa:r hoginning on -J uly 26-, 1942.


MDITSTRY OF FOOD .
 No. 28

 R.A , F, Middle East News Service .Air Ministry Bulletin No. 7611-i-

 MIDDIB EAST Affi OPERATIONS ON EXTENSIVE SCALE

 ~nenzy- landing grounds in
 the Jn Dab a area VIOrC effcctivcly attacked
 during the night of 23/ 24th July by medium o.ncl light bomb ors of the RoyDJ.
 Air Force nnd South AfricM Air !:-1orco Clllrl o.lso by No.val D.ircrnft , · Severo.l
 direct hits ,;re.re obtained on cner;1y o.ircrn.ft; c o.using explosions o..nd fires .

 I,ight bcmbers 6.nd fighter 1)onbers continued. those raids in dcylight
 yesterday (lrrid::iy), c..nd. though results Herc obscured by dust , o. considerable
 number of enemy o.ir·cro.ft c?.na. motor trnnsport vehicles arc knovm to ho.vc been
 either destroyed or daraaged.

 T-v10 Ju~88s and one Mc . 109 vroro shot dorn.1 ovor enemy lo.nding grounds, -nna
 two encny figh-ccrs \7oro seen t -o cro.sh on t aking off •

 In tho b attle xcea our fighter bombers a go.in carried out a nurn.bor of
 successful ro.ids on concentrations of r:iotor trans~Jor1c .

 Night operations during tho night of 23rd/24th July included ro.ids on
 shipping ·and harbour installations o.t · ·: robruk o.nd on objectives at Morsa Mn.trul:l.
 Lroi.d.ing grounds n:c El Gubbi , near 'robruk, TlCro o.lso bcri1bca..

 Details D.re no-w· availo.blo of the ro.id on Bcngho.zi by honvy bonbers of the
 Unit e d States Ji.:rnry Ai:-c Force on 23rd July. L. direct hit -vro.s scored on o. 1o.rgc
 vessel r.1oorccl. at the ccntrd mole o.nd f'i:co broke out on boo.rd.

 Shipping in tho Mcditcrrru1co.n has been atto.ckod day ond night ,

 One 5000 ton vessel proceeding bct-:.-;oon Crete ana. Cyrenaico.. on tho night
• of 23rd/21-1~th July YlC\.3 hit by ou.r t or pe do carrying o.ircrro't ,
 ;m escorting
 destroyer vo.s pr ob o.bly hit o. n& a Ju. 88 shot dovm into the sco..

 In daylight yostcrdo.y our aircraft o.-tb.cked o. 7000 t on vessel in tho
 Ccmtrc.J. Meditcrronco.n, sc oring o. cJi:ccct t orp e do hit and sot·cing the ship on
 fire. The vessel was last seen st o.tion_a ry a.urm by the brn:s oncl -vrith fire
 spreading.

 In the li.lexn.ndrio. o.rc a ou:c fi ghte rs intercepted o. Ju. 88 \7hich was last
 s een on fire n.nd losing he ight.

 Over MD.lta ycsterdo.y our fighters shot doym throe Ju. 88s o.nd ono )fc .. J.D9
 a s ,;rnll o.s a.orao.ging scvoro.1 others.

 It is narr known that on 23ra. July cur ft ghtc rs ::1o c <.,. 11ntoJ. for tuo· Mo.109s
 a.net one Mo.cchi. 202.
 From operations rcvie-wed ytestordo.y two furt her iJilots h~vc roo..~hod !oi'oty,
 yrhilc froL1 the extensive operations listed o.b ovo , thi 1:vt0011. or. our a;ircro.r t
 h o.ve not returned, though one pilot is so.f c .


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 No . 29

Air M:i.nj:E..,Ey News Service All" Ministry Bull etin No , 76i 5




 A New Zeo.l oncl Spit:fi;_:- c pilot flying over the Ch~mel this
r:-tornins: si?:;ht ed c... Hesscrs cbr.1:.t -c ·; 09E only 100 f ee t below· him,
He div ed and o.tto..ckcc1 vrith five short bursts. A chase thr ough
the clouds o_l'lc. o. clir,ib fron 800 t o 2. 000 f eet follovved [:;lll.d 3.. S the
t wo 8.ircraft shot out of' the cloud b; nk the· Spit:Z'iJ.··e pilot s avr the
He , 109 rollc a. on to its b a ck and. f o.11~ bt.J.t soon lost sight of it in
t he clouds.

 '11 hE: Ncm ZeD.L:,nc1cr c.lj_v ecl t o s ea l ev e l,, The.ugh th0re vms no
sign o:': thE; encny a ircr:1ft he saw the l)ilot lying :fo.c •~ d.ovmvm.rd
in the W3.t cr, his p DJ. . ~··. chut o p c:.ck s t iJ.l unopened. Ther e -v10.s no
doubt the Me . ha d b een deB t:;:·oyec1'"
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 TWICE- TORPEDOED IN ONE ]'JI,GIIT,

 11. retired Rear-Adniral, who volunteered for duty o.s Comnodore of Convoys_ at
the beginning of the vrar, and h1.s bad the Uhusual experience of being torpedoed
twice in one night, 1i.ns been appointed No. val Officer jn Cmrge o. t an in:portant
northern port,

 Some years before the war, this officer, vrho vrishes to. remain o.nonyr.ious,
retired. from the Navy and mn.de his horne in the country. But vrhen the appeal ·went
out for experienced naval officers to take comr'.a nd of merchant ships in convoys ,
he :ir.ui1e c.1:i.ately offered his service s.

 The Battle of the Atlantic greatly increa sed in severity, until even young
men felt the strain. But the Rear-Adi':tl.ral and his fellow Commodores continued to
s a il the Atlantic,

 Then one nif!,ht, while he yvas leo.ding o.· hornevvard bound convoy, his ship was
torpedoed o.ncl sank.

 Officers and crew were picked up from the boats by another ship, and once
more they proceeded on the hommvard voyage~

 A few hours later there was another submarine alarm, and shortly afterwards
there was an explosion. A toriJedo hD.d struck home~

 "Vie took t~ the boats for the second t:h:ie that night," said this officer"
"My boat was still alongside the ship when the tnainr_iast crashed down on top of us,
It SLiashed the boat and we were throvm into the water. The ship went dovm in six
or seven □inutes.

 "Sornehovr the whistle lanyard must_ have become jar.med, for n.s the sh~p sank
the whistle was blowing a long mournful note 0 It sounded □ost eerie 0

 "I remember looking at my watch. It was just after three o'clock in the
morning.

 "There was a heavy swell, but not much seac I had blown up rzy lifebelt when
the first ship was torpedoeu..

 "I must have beon in the water about an hour.,.and-a-half when another boat
fro□ the ship picked me up. It was still dark.:1 We were in the boat about three
hours before we were finally rescued by a destroyer and .brought hone."

 Two tocyedoings and 90 minutes in the cold Atln.ntic is a harsh experience for
a man of over sixty, and the Admiral admits it affectec1 his heart a little. So
he went back to. his country home to recupera teo Now he has returned to duty"
 "But,"he says, ''convoy ·Nork is not as easy as it vro..s. It is e. younger rrnn 1 s
job these days. So here I am on shore .. in a r stone' frigate. 11



NAVAf.J AFFAIRS
 11 I' 1'1 I I




 25/7/42 No , 32

Air lv1inistry I'ifc·v73 S e;rvic o Lir Minis-try Bulletin No, __ J61G

 SPITFIRES SHOOT UP I!JCOUOTIVES

 Nine ril.i1-rw.y l oconotivc;:.; 1".-crc r. lost r oyed in C\. nrtchine gun and co..nnon __ tto.c.k
by Fighter Ccr.11.1::1nd Spitfires o.t Cortci-;10..rck, in Bclcii.m , this n0rnit1e; .




 Sc1 anxiou[~ i.:.rn.s one scrGC[·.nt pilot not to ni~~s his tu:rn , th.J.t his -rring t:Lp
hit- 2..s i gnal c\.1-y,1, but he !.18.dc h i s crtto..ck ~'J.u.1 : . ·oturnccl [:10.f cly t o ba.so ,

 Eo..rliar in the norning othor o..i rcr~t cf ?i~;hter CcL1..r,1anc1 carried out D.
nm1ber cf off on3ivc patrols ,

 Four of. our r.ircr 8.ft ar o mis3ing fror.i these o:?cr::i..ti ons ,
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 ny ou r ro h i t ti:1~'. the Gorno..ns hard" s~:i,id. Sir .i.·:.:~"chibalLl. Sincl air. The
 Socr c t o.ry cf Sto.tc for _·J. i r , 11hcn h e talked ·,·,- _Lt h p i lc1t s :..~i:; an R. l ... F , f i ghter
 st c_t i on nc:1r 1 02.1.cJ.on this :~Ct c l"nc,on,

 He ::.;1x)]:c to then o..b out t hc i:c rec ent op0 r :1.tio:ns duri n:3 Yrhich t .iey hc:.vc
 o.t·tc..ckccl. r:iany cncuy 6 rounrJ. tci. rgo ts i n occupied t e rrit ory . Sir ;i.rchi h,'1l c1
 t c._l kccl ~-;i th r.1er.1bc r s of BcL--. icm onc."l. C:cmo.uio..n souo..:11~011;.3 2. :nd ·r ri th p i lot0 of the
 Y/c 3 t 1 2.ncashirc 2..n c.1. 3outh Yorlrnhi rc .Au:-:ili o..:qr "'s e:..u~:.clrom .

 Ho we:.s tol d t hc..t i n t ho Sout:1. YorkGhiro S qundr1Jn -~her(; 01." G :r1Grr p il ot s
f rC!:4 .BritL:.i n ., Uni tcd St c..t cs , C:,11.'.lJ.o., .l.1.t:stI·ali o. , -Hct,7 ZcO:.. ·rnc1:,, .N ""-rri' ounclJ.a:nd .,
 Rhodes i a and Kenya.
 Air Wnistry Ntio 7618

 .AIR }!IINI S'.I.'RY C011l:IUNIQUE

 Boston bonber s toc1o.y atto.ckecl a chenicc.l works a t Sluiskil
:in Hollanc\, ,?.11c1 othe:c bonbers , :flying sinz ly, brn:1bed t ar cets o.t
1:Iurmheir.1 onc.1 Pro.nkfm. . t in Gern.:::my.

 Fight ers on offensive patrols over Belgiun c1estroyec7. nine
railw.'.ly loconotiv6s.

 Four of our fighters arc n fasingo
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 T}--Y.oo cr.oq? c.irsr '.'..:C't ,lr'l.vu ·1-)e8~1 clostrc... rc.xJ. 1:,y our f:i.r;htcrs
t .-y_l_r~y , ". fi.::htcr ofr the [.: .:int~-: co:::.:.::t this !.\)ricing : t"'.1 1 ci. lJor0.bor
ofi' -'chc ca:,t coast t~~is cv,::,: line , -.:.nr~~ another lJor-1lcr of'f tbo s outh
,,-:est co,:\st tbic uv cri nc·; .
.t-.L{tt..-33 NOTICE
 MINISTRY OF AGRICU·LTURE
 25tb July, 1942
 55, WHITEHALL,
 M.A.F . 790
 LONDON, S.W. I
 J OIN'r ANNOUNCElvfr~NT BY MINISTRY O:B1 AGRICULTURE AND l\'iINTSri'RY OF SUPfLY



 Fibrous mat erial of a ll s orts i s urg::;ntly wanted for war purposeu, and
the co-o-pera tion of farmers i s earnestly invited in recovering the utmost
quantity possible.

 The recent Salvage of Ra.gs Ordt~r, issued under the Defenc e Regulations,
which prohibits the dEJstruc tion or abandonmen t of rags ., sacking, rope ,
string and twine, or the mixing of th ese vri th other refuse, emphasises the
duty of !111 of us to p r es~-:irve these fibres for further us8 . It has therefore
bocn felt that farmers would welcome suggestions ~s to how they may
off ,,:;cti vely ass ist in th-13 type of sal Vfage .
 The Ministry of Supply, in co- opcra.tion with the Ministr y of Agri«ulture
FJ.nd :B1 isheries, state that farmers cfill m:J.ke rm i mportn.nt contribution to the
s a lvage of fibrous ma t erials by 1•.-~xercising strict economy in the us e of
t wine ."mo. string, o.nd by rn[,.king it .1. r u.1.e alvvays to cut twine· and string
c lo se to the knot, so ~i. s to preserve tne maximum l ength for further use.

 Whatever i s n ece ss a ry for tyinr up s~:.cks of corn , e tc ., should b e u sed ,
but o.11 odd p iec es c....ria. scraps should be k1::pt free from s traw ~
 ~na put into an
odd. bag or 3a ck, or e ls e tied up in :-", firm tundlc .
 When D. r easonable qu antity hci.s ·b een coll ected it s hould eithsr be sold
to e.. d.oa ler or handed over to the Locrtl S-:-i.lvc. ge .;\.uthority . If sold to a
<i.e::tler , the price s hould be in the r egion of' 12/- per cwt ., but may depend on
condition c.'Jld. qu antity. If ,given fo r r-al v age , it may be hF..:.nded in a t any
uf.~l vage Depot of the Loc ri.l ,.:i. uthority , or put into -~. conveni ent r ecept ac le
1./rovided by the Sal V8.ge Stewa:r"l.
 s~i.c.ks and bags a r o a l s o in great demand, and empty sacks not ?.ctua lly
re quired. for use should be solct. to 8. dea l e r. Sa cks which a r e pnst u se
sho-u.ld also J be t,old, or given to the Loc.'.11 .b.:µthori ty I s 82.lvage Depo t. They
2..re va luable fibrous rJ1~'.1 terial fo r t=,aper :11.r.1.king, e tc .
 The Agricul turo.l Ma chinery Dealer s ' .:Ol.ssociatir:m :md the NatiOM.l Tr .- ction
41.gine Owners and Users J\.ssocio.ticm. h .'. ., ve kindly ::1gr eed to ass i ~t in
collecting from farmers p.. ny rqrc0ls of twin e , sack2 , e tc. , which a r e ready
for remow.:.l , and to d.e li ver them to local Authority Depots ,
 The for egoing 8 teps mrw involve ,J. little troubl e , but a re n ec e sary not
only for the Nn.ti~m:.l effort gen er 1.lly, but to nt1inta in the fo.rmers own
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 NOT~ roR,THE GUIDANCE OF Tlm Pms
 The Fuel Efficiency Oormnittee of the
Ministry. of Fuel & Powex- (Dr. E.c. Grwnell;,
of Impe~aJ.. Chemioal Industries, . is· .
Cha~n) is tackl.ing the important :
probl«n · of· tuel eool.1.0lq in industry 1n
three prinoipal. vm.ys:•

 ( l) · The :f\tel experts·~·who a.re. members
of the Qommittee, are getting f,rade
Assooiations, such as the Iron & steal
Fed.eration, to fin,1 out the soope tor
econoicy in their ovrn industry.

 (2) They have started training
'Glasses fo~ boiler and tu.mace opera.tors_
and. management staff throughout -the
country.
 (3) · Oomb.lstion engineers nre available
in the regioni to ad.vise fa.ctory_nanage-
ments on the ,best methods of · achieving
the greatest possi'Qle .eff'ioieney in the
use of fuel. · · ·

 This ·drive for .fuel saving in .
industry is oomplementa:y ·to the domestio
econonv ~aign,._ ana·.- the success of the
 as a. whole will .depend on the . .·
Ca.II4)A.ign
maxinum effort in both spheres.