Copy, letter from Sir Kenneth Anderson to William B Hardy Discusses the problem of the Mercantile Marine diet which is 'in excess of the physiological needs' -- notes the men's resistence to proposals of decrease in ration, and that they have decided not to take action as their possible 'disinclination to serving' would cancel out any advantages -- says that the importing of concentrated foodstuffs is for Lord Rhondda to consider. 2 August 1917