Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-07-07 | Page 40 | Explains British Scheme for Bread

I EXPLAINS BRITISH i. i f SCHEME FOR BREAD BREA By Associated Press T TSAN SAN FRANCISCO Cal Cat July 6 G. 11 All of ot the European belligerents ha havi raon ra bread found round It necessary to ra on except Great Britain In answer LV Ci hundreds of inquiries as to wh vh England rations sugar beef beer butte butter and other essentials except bread tNt thU United States food administration l It is j sued sUNI th the following statement i Great Britain suffers now from Crom 11 i serious erious shortage of ot cereals as do all aH other countries at war but she pr fers fera ers to solve her bread problem Xi Ip fp another wa way When hen the consumption I of or bread Is limited b by law th the tho mam food rood of ot the poorer classes Is cur cur j tailed 1 The wealthier classes can supplement their bread ration with other foods but when the supply erf bread to the poor Is limited t tb must 50 go 0 hungry since they lack Inck th thit means of nt purchasing expensive arti articles t. t cles des of or diet let f The British ministry of ot food h li- li lIe es It more pro instead of ott rr rationing rationing- bread to limit the use i nf or cereals for tOl th the feeding of or domestic animals thus increasing the time supply a available a liable for tor human food tood J The new British bread order of lilt 1 l 15 effective June 1 I continues th th prohibition a against selling hi bread cad less less' es than twelve t hours old except when delivery I Is made nade to 10 a a. seagoing vessel l Bread can only bo be made In thre f shapes and weights are regulated b by bylaw I law w No Xo bre bread t can be made or sol sold J which contain any fruit dried orI or otherwise an any eggs egg or e egg s product I any butter margarine or other fat tat I except that used for tor greasIng pans pan any sugar molasses or s syrups or an any milk or milk mUk product than butteri buttermilk butter butter- i milk i hi