Washington, Dec. 1 Me, Cordell tule Seeretasy of Stale, suggested yesterday that" yer= ons and oryantations. interested" the relict of Germum-oceupiedatcar their cause, 4 6 ale might ask Germany to contribute to For Germany to assume the burele
the custom for conquering mations he elie would be in keeping with Gaston Hensi Have, French Ambassador to the United States, sid fate st hoped mien deal fuppties would "be. made avalable French. women. snd children, Mr. Norman Davis, National Chair. man of the American Red. Cross sad that he was exploring the pow bilty ving mak and vitamin concen ates "to French children—United Food Situation Said "Grim"
London, Dee. 12.
The British food "situation" today is just as grim as when Mr. Lloyd George began an intensified food production campaign in 1917." Mr.
bert Spear, Minister of Agriculture Fisheries, told the Empire Club yesterday.
"The Navy's task now is doubly or trebly dimeutt, Mr. Spear declared.
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