Rationing scale improve cotton supply and linen issue
The Rationing Commission chair Mr A W Coles says the new clothing scale shows first time rationing began in 1941 and enables comparisons. He notes improved cotton provision, cheaper imports for Australians, and uneven linen supply with no near-term relief, while wool items retain favorable treatment.
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