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Correspondence re. the second distribution of Red Cross Parcels, includes: Newcuttings. Red cross parcels for OT workmen, foreigners, and prisoners in the German Prison. Theft of Red Cross parcels. Bread Rationing. Applications to leave on the hospital ship. Statistics giving the food position in Jersey Nov 1944 - Feb 1945. Statistics relating to the First Importation of Red Cross Supplies includes numbers of parcels issued in the first and second distributions.

Reference: B/A/W49/14/15

Date: 4 January 1945 - 16 February 1945

Rationing for German Troops

Reference: B/A/W55

Correspondence relating to the provisioning of the troops and the provisions for German soldiers in hospitals. Includes; Billeting to be arranged by the Island Command, supplies of milk, eggs, fruit and tobacco for the troops, scale of charges at hotels for Germans and States Members, issue of ration cards to German troops.

Reference: B/A/W55/1

Date: 5 October 1940 - 11 July 1944

Results of a conference between Field Command 515 and the Intendant of the Manche Department, Saint-Lô, includes: A representative from the Manche Department to be appointed to the Import Branch for the Channel Islands at Granville. French food supplies for the Channel Islands. Correspondence re. bread rationing and supplies of flour with the Department of Labour, and the States of Guernsey. Tables of foodstuffs available to the Channel Islands, 05/08/1941, and of French rations for October 1941. Applications for supplementry rations for Heavy Workers

Reference: B/A/W63/4

Date: 21 May 1941 - 12 February 1945

Monthly returns of the imports of allocated foodstuffs from, May 1942 - July 1944, includes monthly requirements, amounts actually delivered, and supplies in hand.

Reference: B/A/W63/21

Date: 17 July 1942 - 12 July 1944

Monthly claims to the Intendant of the Department of Manche for foodstuffs supplied to the German Authorities and to workmen drawing supplementry rations, July 1942 - April 1944. Includes information on the allocation of of foodstuffs to Jersey by the Intendent of the Department of Manche.

Reference: B/A/W63/24

Date: 7 August 1942 - 5 May 1944

Reports from the Chairman of the Medical Board on rationing, the number of calories necessary for daily normal life and the number of calories being allowed to the population. Report from the Department of Public Health on the food, fuel and drug position of the Island if the occupation is prolonged. Article in the Monthly Bulletin of the Ministry of Health and the Emergency Public Health Laboratory Service, directed by the Medical Research Council on the effects of the occupation on the state of health and nutrition in the Channel Islands - Sept 1945

Reference: B/A/W66/1

Date: 1 May 1941 - 30 September 1945

Fuel Control

Reference: B/A/W72

Copy of the Solid Fuel (Rationing) (Jersey) Order, 1941 Correspondence with Stuart P Pepin, Engineer and Manager of the Jersey Gas Light Company Limited, 97, Bath Street, St Helier, appointed Fuel Controller by the Superior Council.

Reference: B/A/W72/1

Date: 15 August 1941 - 20 August 1941

Solid Fuel Registration, includes survey on rationing for Jersey of solid fuel (coal) - based on the Order C5 in the Official Journal of 28th May 1941

Reference: B/A/W72/2

Date: 3 September 1941 - 9 September 1941

Report on the wood situation in Jersey by the Fuel Controller

Reference: B/A/W72/3

Date: 26 August 1941 - 3 September 1941

Copy of the Coal (Local Distribution) (Revocation) (Jersey) Order, 1941

Reference: B/A/W72/4

Date: 2 September 1941 - 15 September 1941

Copy of the Solid Fuel (Rationing) (Jersey) Order, 1941

Reference: B/A/W72/5

Date: 3 September 1941 - 15 September 1941

Copy of the Solid Fuel (Local Distribution) (Jersey) Order, 1941

Reference: B/A/W72/6

Date: 3 September 1941 - 15 September 1941

Missing coal from the shipment of coal on the barge 'Saigon', on 04/10/1941 - includes detailed report on the investigation into the missing coal which appears to have been sent to Guernsey

Reference: B/A/W72/7

Date: 27 October 1941 - 17 November 1941

Deliveries of coal to Jersey and Guernsey, report on rationing of coal which gives details of household rationing and public offices rationing, and payment of coal accounts

Reference: B/A/W72/8

Date: 28 October 1941 - 8 March 1943

Correspondence relating to Mrs Perrot, Killarney, Grouville's fuel ration

Reference: B/A/W72/9

Date: 13 February 1942 - 14 February 1942

Distribution and supplies of coal for the civil population

Reference: B/A/W72/10

Date: 5 May 1942 - 23 December 1942

Supervision by the police force of the unloading of coal for the civil population at the Weighbridge

Reference: B/A/W72/11

Date: 26 June 1942

Request from Guernsey for details on the Jersey Coal Rationing, includes: Copies of the fuel ration books for cooking and heating and for heating only. Copies of forms to obtain permits to obtain fuel, for medical cases, registration of institutions, and registration of domestic consumers. Report compiled by the Fuel Controller

Reference: B/A/W72/12

Date: 25 June 1942 - 9 July 1942

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