That's right, Little Bo Peep. The commercial interests & the war bonds are entirely separate matters. The commercial interests including printeries, which helped the dubs keep publishing throughout the ban, & also canteens etc. The Witnesses owned or controlled 4 radio stations, which were implicated in 'suspicious' broadcasts & was the ostensible reason for the banning. The government gave their licences away & by the end of the ban the dubs decided to relinquish radio broadcasting in Australia, as well as other commercial interests. If anyone is interested, I am about to finish writing an honours thesis on the war time ban of Jehovah's Witnesses in Australia, which looks at all these issues, & is a very interesting read, if I say so myself! This is the most scandalous thing I came up with, but there are lots of minor idiotic things, too! I'm not sure whether I will be allowed to put the thesis up on web (I guess not) but I'm planning to publish an article at some stage, & if so I will post that on here! Thanks for being interested! Jayne