Letter from William B Hardy to Lord Rhondda, of the Ministry of Food Gives various problems associated with price-fixing -- notes that fixing the prices of meat or milk requires reference to the prices of [stock] foodstuffs -- otherwise as in the present case, damaged corn that can be fed to animals may have a higher price than corn fit for humans -- other points about locatoin and transport. Suggests that an advisory committee be appointed, as the Germans have done, and gives names he thinks would be good choices. 23 June 1917