Letter from D Noel Paton to William B Hardy Is working to arrange accommodation for students -- wonders if anyone 'is taking a life of food matters first now' -- supposes Starling is now an official and Hardy is occupied with cold storage -- thinks that there are two questions of importance, the possibility of diverting oats from animal to human consumption, and the extent to which autumn cereals can be used as substitutes [in the diet]. Notes that reduced train service will make travel to London difficult. 28 April 1918