The Seaforth News, 1942-04-09, Page 7THURSDAY, APRIL,
, 49.42
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ARMY FIREFIGHTERS
To meet the threat of Acis flame-throwers the Canadian Army 'trains
crews of fire fighters who will play an important role when Canada's soldiers
come to grips with the enemy. Here two fire fighters train a stream of water
on a roaring bush fire.
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WOMEN COIN MONEY
And Save Britain's Copper' Pennies
for Bombs
Women are making coins in Brit -
Min's Royal Mint for the first time
in its centuries of history. Now num-
bering nearly a quarter of the total
workpeople, they have learnt the pro-
cess of coining backwards. First they
PAGE SEVEN
The above pictures, taken at Petawawa Military Camp, show (top left) a sergeant camouflaged in deep snow
behind a Bren gun; (top right) "proof of the pudding"—a rabbit snared for noon meal; (lower left) an officer,
clothed in a white parka getting his bearings by means of a prismatic compass and (lower right) a patrol on skiis
going through snow -bound 'Laurentian hills. `
were put on the "overlooking"
machine, with its slowly moving belt
on which the newly -minted coins
are spread out for inspection. Then
the woman went to the presses,
which in one operation impress the
blank coinage on both sides and, in
some coins, mill round the edge.
A coin which is helping to win the
war is the 12 -sided three -penny piece
of nickel -brass. It contains less than
a quarter of the metal in three pen-
nies, and their copper is needed for
munitions. No pennies have been
struck for United Kingdom use since
June 1040, which et that time meant
a saving of over 800 tons of copper a
year: But last year saw the minting
of 00,000,000 nickel -brass three -pen-
nies, the highest total in any year
since they were first issued in 1937,
when 45 million were struck. In 1938,
15 million were issued; in 1939, 5,-
600,000
;000,000 and in 1940 13,000,000, There
are now about 150,000,000 of them in
circulation, compared with about 3,-
000 million bronze Coins and 1,350
million silver coins. •
The brass threepenny was given its
distinctive shape and size because the
new coin had to be larger than the
tiny silver threepenny, which was
becoming unpopular, yet had to be
sharply differentiated from the larger
coins, When first issued it was re-
ceived as a great curiosity, and mW1-
ions went out of circulation to col-
lectors.
The lights had gone out in the bus,
and the tall man asked the lady, who
bad got on at the last stop, if he
could help her find a strap, "I've al-
ready found one," she said,
"Then would you mind letting go
of my. necktie?"
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Features, Together with the Weekly Magazine Section, Make
the Monitor an Ideal Newspaper for the Home,
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WOMEN COIN MONEY
And Save Britain's Copper' Pennies
for Bombs
Women are making coins in Brit -
Min's Royal Mint for the first time
in its centuries of history. Now num-
bering nearly a quarter of the total
workpeople, they have learnt the pro-
cess of coining backwards. First they
PAGE SEVEN
The above pictures, taken at Petawawa Military Camp, show (top left) a sergeant camouflaged in deep snow
behind a Bren gun; (top right) "proof of the pudding"—a rabbit snared for noon meal; (lower left) an officer,
clothed in a white parka getting his bearings by means of a prismatic compass and (lower right) a patrol on skiis
going through snow -bound 'Laurentian hills. `
were put on the "overlooking"
machine, with its slowly moving belt
on which the newly -minted coins
are spread out for inspection. Then
the woman went to the presses,
which in one operation impress the
blank coinage on both sides and, in
some coins, mill round the edge.
A coin which is helping to win the
war is the 12 -sided three -penny piece
of nickel -brass. It contains less than
a quarter of the metal in three pen-
nies, and their copper is needed for
munitions. No pennies have been
struck for United Kingdom use since
June 1040, which et that time meant
a saving of over 800 tons of copper a
year: But last year saw the minting
of 00,000,000 nickel -brass three -pen-
nies, the highest total in any year
since they were first issued in 1937,
when 45 million were struck. In 1938,
15 million were issued; in 1939, 5,-
600,000
;000,000 and in 1940 13,000,000, There
are now about 150,000,000 of them in
circulation, compared with about 3,-
000 million bronze Coins and 1,350
million silver coins. •
The brass threepenny was given its
distinctive shape and size because the
new coin had to be larger than the
tiny silver threepenny, which was
becoming unpopular, yet had to be
sharply differentiated from the larger
coins, When first issued it was re-
ceived as a great curiosity, and mW1-
ions went out of circulation to col-
lectors.
The lights had gone out in the bus,
and the tall man asked the lady, who
bad got on at the last stop, if he
could help her find a strap, "I've al-
ready found one," she said,
"Then would you mind letting go
of my. necktie?"
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