§ 26. Mr. Tinkerasked the Secretary of State for War whether the change-over of iron ration of the Great War to the new one is now complete; how long it is expected to last before renewal, if not used; and what is the difference in cost?
§ Mr. StanleyThe answer to the first part of the Question is in the affirmative; to the second, at least three years; and to the third that, at present prices, tie new ration costs 5¼d. less than the old.
§ Mr. TinkerWill the right hon. Gentleman arrange for samples of the old ration to be displayed to Members of the House of Commons, so that they can look at them?
§ Mr. StanleyI do not know whether I can arrange to display the old one, but I will certainly do my best to display the new one.