| Description | Suggests that the War Office may still be unwilling to consider the proposal [to turn a factory in Rouen to production of dried milk for the Army] -- thinks that the factory could be used to dry half-cream milk powder for the future needs of the infant population -- notes that freightage from France is not an issue and that the product does not need to be 'packed in expensive tin boxes' -- is also willing to put up the product of his English factory. |