§ Sir G. Foxasked the Minister of Food for what reason German prisoners of war were supplied in May with white bread and not civilian grey from Nevilles bakery at Slough; and in how many other cases this procedure has been adopted.
§ Mr. StracheyH. W. Nevill, Ltd., have no bakery at Slough, and I can assure the hon. and gallant Member that this firm have, at all times, complied strictly with the Ministry's regulation that not more than 12½ per cent. of the flour used in making bread shall consist of imported white flour. If the hon. and gallant Member would care to send me further particulars, I shall be glad to have investigations made of the incident which he supposes to have occurred.