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No. 44.1 CANBERRA, WEDNESDAY, 6m MARCH. 11040.

1434. --No.

NATIONAL SECURITY (GENERAL) REGULATIONS.

BROADCASTIT G CENSORSIiIP ORDER.

WIEREAS, by regulation 16 of the N at.ional Security- (General)hy

provided, amongst other things, that if itRegulations it is 1 amoin thengst

to a Minister to be necessar y OT expedientommon weadoi or the

interc.-t of the public safety, the defence of theefficient prosecution of the war, or for maintaining supplies and

services essential to the life of the community, he may by order provide

for the censorship of broadcasting by wireless transmitting apparatus:

And whereas it appear; to me. Henry Smiler Gullett., Minister of

State for Information, to be necessary in the interestefficient t íe pun

safety, the defence. of the Commonwealth, and the

of the war to make provision as set out hereunder :

NOW therefore I do hereby order as follows:

1. This Order may lie cited as the Broadcasting Censorship Order. Citation.

2, The Broadcasting Censorship Order made on the fourteenth day Revocation ofiiroadoastin

of September, 1939, and published in the Commonwealth,ionwealthi, Gazette on oretip

the twenty -sixth day of Septemher, 1939, is hereby revoked.

$TOádcamee3. 1{ or the purposes of this Order there shall be such. Broadcasting _.ppoiutineits$

Censorship Authorities as are from time to time appointed by the -Cgewire tom;.

Minister of State for InformatioP,

4. A Broadcasting Censorship Authority may by order in writing t tt irequire the owner or other person 'in charge of a wireless

which ceñaóapparatus to submit to him for censorship all matter duthorìty.

posed to broadcast, or any matter which it is proposed to broadcast

with respect to(i) the number, description, armament, equipment, d disposition,

movement or condition of any of t , .

aircraft of the King ored o eaions ofaany

;

(ii) any operations or prof thóse forces,p

vessels or aircraft;

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Powers ofBroadcastingCensorshipAuthority.

Matter to bere- submittedif notbroadcastedwithin onemonth.

Persons tocomply withdirections ofBroadcastingCensorshipAuthorities.

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(iii) any measures for the defence or fortification of any place. in the Commonwealth or in any other part of His

Majesty's dominions;(iv) the number, description. orlocation of any prisoners of war;(v) Munitions of war.; .or.(vi) any other matter whatsoever information as to which would

or :Might be- directly -or. indirectly useful to the enemy,or prejudicial to the public safety, , the defence of theCommonwealth 'or -of any other part of His. Majesty'sdominions, the efcient prosecution of the war, or themaintenance of supplies and services essential to the lifeof the community.

5. A Broadcasting Censorship Authority may forbid the broadcast-ing of the whole or any portion of any matter submitted to him inaccordance with paragraph 4 of this Order, or may give directions asto alterations to be made in any such matter.

6. When any matter passed- for broadcasting by a BroadcastingCensorship Authority is not broadcasted within one month after beingso passed by that Authority, a person shall not broadcast that Matterunless it has been re- submitted to and passed by a Broadcasting Censor-ship Authority.

7. The owner or other person in charge of a wireless transmittingapparatus shall not

(a) broadcast, or authorize or permit the broadcasting of, anymatter which he is required by or under this Order tosubmit to a Broadcasting Censorship Authority unless ithas been so submitted and has been passed for broadcast-ing (either with or without alteration) by that authority;

(l)) refuse or fail to comply with any direction given by aBroadcasting Censorship Authority in relation to thebroadcasting of such matter;

(c) broadcast, or authorize or permit the broadcasting of, anystatement to the effect that the broadcasting of anymatter has been forbidden by a Broadcasting CensorshipAuthority, or any statement to the effect, or. from whichit can be inferred, that any alteration, addition, or omis-sion has been made by, or under the direction of, aBroadcasting Censorship Authority; or

(d) broadcast, or authorize or permit the broadcasting of, anymatter in such a way as to show or suggest that anyalteration, addition, or omission lias been made by, orunder the direction of, a Broadcasting CensorshipAuthority.

Dated this first day of March, 1940.

H. S. GULLETTMinister of State for Information.

Gazette

NATIONAL SECURITY (GENERAL)AL) REGUL ATI ONS.

APPOINTMENT OF I3RO aDDCASTING CENSORSHIP AUTHORITIES.

HENRY S()MER GULLETT, Alinister of State --forinformation, acting in pursuance of the Broadcasting

Censorship Order, do hereby appoint the following personsto be Broadcasting Censorship Authorities for the purpose ofthat Order:

Percival Brisbane Jenkin..Robert Henderson Croll.Cecil Verdon Quinlan.Ernest Osman Thomas,Hector William Dinning.Arthur Ernest . Lavis.Lloyd Wilson -Bailey.Harold Augustus Rorke.Charles Montague Smith.Thomas Henry -Roy WilsonNorman White. .

Nicholas Charles Mackey.Margaret Waymouth Fraser.Harold Lyon Lamb O'Neill.John Charles Rookwood Proud.Robert William Jones.Eric Vaiisittart Ernest Neill.Reginald Roberts Drake.Bernard Charles Cronin.Hugh finnan Corbet.Charles Stanley King.

Darold Fairies Smith.Victor Leslie Lampe.Victor John Clark.Arthur Lang Campbell.Rupert Charles Hunter.

Dated this first day of March. 1940.

H. S. GULLETTMinister of State for Information,

NATIONAL SECURITY (GENERAL) REGULATIONS.REVOCATION OP APPOINTMENT OF CINEMATOGRAPH

FIL1is CENSORSHIP AUTHORITIES.

1HENRY SOMER GULLETT, Minister of State for, Information, hereby terminate the appointment of the

following persons as . Cinematograph Films CensorshipAuthorities for the purposes. of the Cinematograph FilmsCensorship Order:--

Philip Crosbie Morrison.Alex. Gladstone Scholes.George Leonard Chilvers.Geoffrey Howe Scott.

Dated this first day of March, 1940.


Commonwealth Gazette

NATIONAL. SECURITY (GENERAL) REGULATIONS.

APPOINTMENT OF CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS CENSORSHIPAUTHORITIES.

HENRY SOMER. GULLETT, Minister of State for Ilifor-

I, elation, acting in pursuance of the Cinematograph FilmsCensorship Order, do hereby appoint the following personsto be Cinematograph Films Censorship Authorities for the

purpose of that Order:Arthur Ernest Lavis.Arthur Lang Campbell.Rupert Charles Hunter..John Charles Rookwood Proud.

Dated this 2St.lh day of February, 1940


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.11'POINT\íE? T OF CINEMATOGRAPIH FILMS C'ENSORSIIIPAUTHORITIES.

IHENRY SOMER GULLET', Minister of State for Infor-, illation, acting in pursuance of the Cinematograph Films

Censorship Order, do hereby appoint the following personsto be Cinema.toaraph Films Censorship Authorities, for thepurposes of that Order:

Nicholas Charles Mackey.Robert William .Tones.Bernard Charles Cronin.

Dated this 1st day of March. 1940.H. S. GULLETT

Minister Of State for Information.

No. 44. -6th March, 1940

NATION AL SECURITY (GENERAL) REGULATIONS.

REVOCATION OF APPOINTMENT PRESSCENSORSHIP

AUTHORITIES.

HENRY SOMER GULLETT, Minister of State for Infor-

I, ination, hereby terminate the appointment of the follow-

ing persons as Press Censorship Authorities for the purposes

of the Press Censorship Order:Philip Crosbie Morrison.Alex. Gladstone Sclloles.George Leonard Chilvers:Geoffrey Howe Scott.

Dated this 1st clay of March. 1940.

H. S. GULLETT.Minister of State for Information.


APPOINTMENT OF PRESS CENSORSIHII' UTHHORITIES.

HENRY SOMER. GULLETT, Minister of State for Wor-t. oration acting in I pursuance of the Press CensorshipOrder, do hereby appoint the following persons to be PressCensorship Authorities for the purpose of that Order:

Nicholas Charles Mackey.Robert William Jones.Bernard Charles Cronin.

Dated this 1st day of March. 1940.

H. S. GULLETTMinister of State for Tuformatinn.

COAI.MONWEALTH. OF AUSTRALIA.

NATIONAL SECURITY (PRICES) REGULATIONS.PRICES REGULATION ORDER No. 113.

pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by tile National

ISecurity (Prices) Regulations, I, Douglas Berry Copland,

Commonwealth Prices Commissioner, hereby make the following

Order :(1) Thi.= Order may be cited as Prices Regulation Order No. 113.

(2) In pursuance of paragraph 15 of Prices Regulation Order

No. 100, I hereby consent to the substitution for the pricespecified in sub paragraph (a) of the definition of " basic

price" contained in paragraph 3 of the said Order in

respect of crayfish canned by H. Jones &.. Co. Pty. Ltd..Hobart, of a new basic price calculated by adding to the

prevailing price the sum of 2s. per dozen tins.

(3) In this Order " prevailing price " means, in relation tocrayfish canned by H. Jones &. Co. Pty. Ltd., the price perdozen tins at which canned crayfish was sold by the saidCompany on 31st August, 1939, at the same place and

Oil the sanie terms and conditions.

Dated this twenty-eighth day of February, 1940.

D. B. COPLAND,Commonwealth Prices Commissioner.

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.

NATIONAL SECURITY (PRICES) REGULATIONS.

PRICES REGULATION ORDER No. 114.

pursuance of the powers conferred upon nie by the National

IN Security (Prices) Regulations, I,hereby

uglaas Retle following

Commonwealth Prices Commissioner,Order

( 1) This Order may be cited as Prices Regulation OrderNo. 114.

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(2) In pursuance of paragraph 8 of- Prices Regulation- OrderNo. 100, I determine that the date for the commencementof the averaging of . costs of old and new stocks of thefollowing goods shall be, 5th March, 1940:

Engineers' Supplies, Ariz. :rate Valves.

Steam Unions of G-unmetal and Bronze.this fifth day of March, 1940.


'COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.


TIMBER.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the NationalSecurity (Prices) Regulations, 3, Douglas Berry Copland,

Commonwealth Prices Commissioner, hereby make the _followingOrder :

(1) This Order may be cited as Prices Regulation OrderNo. 115.

(2) I fix and declare the maximum price at which Kiln -driedFlooring and Matchboard milled from Radiata Pine ofthe kind or size specified in the first column of the Tablecontained in the Schedule hereunder may be sold in theState of Victoria by the Woods and Forests Department,Victoria Building, Flinders- street, Adelaide, to be theprevailing price, plus the amount of increase set outin the second column of the said Table.

In this Order " prevailing price ", in relation to the saidDepartment, means the price at which Kiln -dried Flooringand Matchboard milled from Radiata Pine was sold bythe Department on 31st August, 1939, at the same placeand subject to the same terms and conditions, but exclud-ing any discount allowed by the Department on the saiddate to purchasers in Victoria.

(3)

THE SCHEDULE.

Kind or size. Amount of Increaseper 100 feet lineal.

s. d.6 inch x $- inch T. & G. Flooring . . 1 3

6 inch x I inch T. & G. Flooring .. 1 66 inch x I- inch T. & G. Matchboard 0 3

Dated this fifth da.y of March, 1940.

D. B. COPLAND,. Colnll]ollwealth Prices Commissioner.


NATIONAL SECURITY (PRICES) REGULATIONS._ PRICES REGULATION ORDER No 116.

INpursuance . of the powers conferred upon me by the National

Security (Prices) Regulations, I, Douglas Berry Copland,Commonwealth Prices Commissioner, hereby make the followingOrder ---

(1) This Order may be cited as Prices Regulation Order No. 116.r

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(2) I fix and declare the maximum wholesale and retail pricesat which the kinds and quantities of .dried fruits specifiedin the first column of the Schedule hereunder May be.s©Idby Sanitarium Health Food Company, Wahroonga, to 1wthe prices specified in. the Ñscond and third columns ofthe said Schedule subject to the discounts allowed by thesaid Company on sales of similar kinds and quantities ofdried fruits on 31st August, 1939.

THE SCHEDULE.

Kind and Quantity of Dried Fruit. Maximum wholesale pricesper dozen packets.

Maximum retail pricesper packet.

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s. d.

G ti

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0 7#12 oz. 9 0 t) 1016 oz. 12 0 1. 1

Figs4 oz. 7 0 08 oz. 12 9 1 2416 oz. 24 3 2 32

Dated this fifth day of March. 194-0.

D. B. COPLAND,C'onlrnoirwealth Prices Comani S.c,ioner.

COMMON WEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.

NATIONAL SECURITY (PRICES) REGULATIONS.PRICES REGULATION ORDER No. 1.17.

Ipursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the National11 Security (Prices) Regulations, î, Douglas Berry Copland,Commonwealth Prices Commissioner, hereby make the followingOrder :

(1)( 2 )

This Order may be cited as Prices Regulation Order No. 117.I fix and declare the maximum price'at which the material

specified in the first column of the Schedule containedhereunder may be sold ley the kra.ki Company (Victoria.)Pty. Ltd., 187 Flinders- lane, Melbourne, to be the priceset out in the second column of the said Schedule.

(3) I fix and declare the maximum price at which Spot FlatCrepe imported during May and .aune, 1.939, and unsoldon 5th March, 1.940, may be sold by the .raki Company(New South Wales) Pty. Ltd., 15 Hamilton - street,Sydney, to be 1s. 2 d, per yard.

THE SCHEDULE.

Material. Maximum Price.

Per yard.s. d.

Bemberg .. 0 04Kabe Silks . . 0 114Printed Silks 1 6

Dated this fifth day of March, 1940.

D. B. COPLA.ND,Commonwealth Prices .Commissioner.

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COMMON WEALTH. OF AUSTRALIA.

Commonwea lth :-Gázetté

NATIONAL SECURITY Y {PRICES) REGULATIONS.PRICES REGULATION ORDER No. 118.

Ju't's. AND HESSIAN ALA NU ACry URES. CORNSACKS (NEW).

r pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the NationalSecurity (Prices) Regulations, I; Douglas Berry Copland,

Commonwealth Prices Commissioner, hereby make the followingOrder

(1) This Order may be cited as Prices Regulation Order No. 118.(2) The maximum price at which new cornsacks imported ex

S.S. G vrn.a and S.S. Queriniba which first .reported at anAustralian port in January, 1940; may be sold shall bethe price calculated in accordance with paragraph 2 ofPrices Regulation Order No. 15.

Provided that, subject to the approval of the Commis-sioner and to such conditions as the Commissioner imposes,the " cost on rail at port of importation " of corn-sacks so imported by any i.mpol ter may be theaverage " cost on rail at port of importation " of allcornsacks imported by him ex that. vessel.

Dated this fifth day of March, 1940..



NATIONAL SECURITY (PRICES) REGULATIONS.PRICES REGULATION ORDER No. 11.9.

j N pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the National1 Security (Prices) -Regulations, I, Douglas Berry Copland,Commonwealth. Prices Commissioner, hereby make the followingOrder :

(1) This Order may be cited as Prices Regulation OrderNo. 119.

(2) Prices Regulation Order No. 95 is amended by omittingparagraph 2 and inserting in its stead the followingparagraph

" (2) I fix and declare the maximum wholesale pricesat which Timber of the kind .specified in theSchedule hereunder, milled after the first dayof November, 1939, may be sold, as from thatdate, to be the prices set out in the saidSchedule subject to the terms and conditionscontained. in. that. Schedule."


D. B. COPLAN ll,Commonwealth Prices Commissioner.

COM MON WEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.


NIAONESRIM SULPJJ ATE-Epsom SALTS.

NT pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the NationalSecurity (Prices) Regulations, I, Douglas Berry Copland,

Commonwealth Prices Commissioner, hereby make the followingOrder :

(1) This Order may be cited as Prices Regulation OrderNo. 1 20.

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(2) I fix and declare -, the = maximum wholesale price at whichMagnesium Sulphate (Epsorn Salts) manufactured inAustralia may be =söld -'in bulk to be £10 10s. per tonf.o.b. port of manufacture plus 10s. per ton for lotsweighing less than one toll.

(3) I fix and declare the maximum wholesale .price at whichMagnesium Sulphate (Epsom .-Salts) manufactured inAustralia May be sold in one -ounce Packets to be at therate of £35 per ton f.o.b. pórt of manufacture.

(4) I fiX acid declare the maximum wholesale price at whichMagnesium Sulphate (Epsom Salts) manufactured. inAustralia may be sold in 1 -lb. packets to be 3s. (3d. perdozen packets f.o.b. port of manufacture.

(5) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Order anyprice calculated in accordance with paragraphs (2),(3) and (4) hereof shall be reduced by the deduction ofthree per centur of that price if cash settlement is madeon or before the last day of the month following the .

month in which delivery is effected.



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