BRITISH FOOD SUPPLIES
IN TBjE EVENT OP A SUDDEN WAR py< ToUeenaph—Press Aeeociation—Copyright ■v; '"thmo.fc"and Sydney. "Sun'V Services.. ' London, Jul} 10 4 • tKe {House of .Commons; Mr. '-Hpnt.' (Unionist) asked how- many weeks' supply.of ..wheat and flour would be available'inevent of :a 'sudden wat, aiid could ■ aii ( -assurance, bo.;" giveii. that. the country would lie safe against starvation? ~i\ . ■i Mr. Asquith, the-Prime Mmistor, in • replysum lie thought;. m the public? interisst, ia reply should: bo given. The •?questabh Uva's being '.'-kept, tinder cbhtiiui.- 1 pus-bbsejrvatiori. v Hojcould give an as-' jJiWaiicei' l jfchat reyerythin'g.. thai': couldi be dono was being done. . ■ •••
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2200, 13 July 1914, Page 7
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102BRITISH FOOD SUPPLIES Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2200, 13 July 1914, Page 7
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