Record

RefNoCMB/73/38
LevelItem
TitleMinutes, meeting of the Food Committee
Date18 January 1919
DescriptionLists those members present, plus Lt Col E P Cathcart and Captain M Greenwood. Lists committee business -- the signing of the last meeting's minutes -- a motion to submit the report on the proposed Nutrition Research Board -- consideration of a report on food requirements according to age, sex and occupation -- adoption of a report on the composition of potatoes -- adoption of J A Gardner's report on cocoa butter's digestibility -- agreement to send a note to the Director of Milk Supplies recommending that unsweetened milk be given rationing priority over sweetened -- approval of A D Waller's request for a grant to support his metabolism research -- amendment of the report on fatty acids in the diet -- consideration of an offer from L J Henderson to continue his bread-making experiments in the UK, declined because the Armistace made it unnecessary -- D Noel Paton's suggestion that the committee prepare a report on UK food consumption during 1916. p279-285.
Extent11pp
FormatTypescript and printed documents
AccessStatusOpen
RelatedMaterialMS/527/4/1, MS/527/4/2, MS/527/2/6, MS/527/7/1/55
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