FOOD SUPPLY BY SUBMARINE
Lord Lee of Fareham, 6pealring at Lincoln, said at one 6tage of the war the food position was so bad that tho Admiralty wero planning how they could bring in even a few days' supplies by means of submarines of our own to etude tho vigilance of the enemy. The enemy now knew wliern w:i« llv iugulai- vein of the British Empire, and next time there would b? no waiting for two years Ijefore aiming at cutting oft the food supply. Ho would like- to 6ee the allotment movement spreading in the neighbourliood of evory great town until there wns not a single able-bodied man who did not do n little digging of this kind.
The only class, he added, which had not benefited by tho war was the middle class, and ho thought they should organise in their own defonos.
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 122, 17 February 1920, Page 7
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145FOOD SUPPLY BY SUBMARINE Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 122, 17 February 1920, Page 7
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