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A full-page Zinc Development Association advertisement on page xxxii of The Architectural Review, February 1946, headed "We need new hospitals." Under a drawing of an old general hospital, it says new hospitals should be bright, open and airy, and promotes zinc for roofing and weathering. It gives the association's address as Lincoln House, Turl Street, Oxford. The page does not mention asbestos; in the magazine it faces the Turners Asbestos Cement advertisement on page xxxi.
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