§ 85. Mr. ROWNTREEasked the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Food whether his attention has been called to the deleterious effect of war bread upon the health of many aged persons and invalids; and whether in bonả fide cases of necessity certified by a doctor he will consider the possibility of permitting the use of ordinary flour?
§ Mr. BRIDGEMANApplications for the use of special flour in the manufacture of bread, when supported by a doctor's certificate, are considered by the Ministry of Food, and licences are granted upon the recommendation of a special board appointed by the Royal Society.
§ Major HUNTCan the hon. Gentleman not got rid of all the German bakers in London?