BREAD!

The transcript discusses a treason case and the subsequent condemnation. It then shifts focus to bread rationing in Westminster, where Mr. John MacLeod proposes alternatives due to improved world crop prospects. The industry expresses its willingness to assist the government in protecting essential food supplies. Public protests against bread rationing are highlighted, with housewives parading and submitting petitions to the King.

What was Mr. John MacLeod's suggestion regarding the bread rationing scheme?

• To defer it due to better crop prospects

• To implement it immediately

• To increase the rationing limits

• To cancel it altogether

What was the industry's approach in presenting its statement to the government?

• To avoid elaborate arguments and offer full assistance

• To provide detailed arguments

• To demand immediate action

• To oppose the government's policies

What was the main concern of the industry regarding the bread rationing scheme?

• The high cost of implementation

• The chaotic world situation affecting food supply

• The potential impact on flour savings

• The lack of government support

Who led the public protests against bread rationing in Whitehall and Trafalgar Square?

• The Prime Minister

• Mr. Tennant

• Mrs. Mary Weir

• Mr. John MacLeod

What action did Mrs. Weir and Mrs. Tennant take during the protests?

• They organized a strike

• They distributed free bread

• They collected signatures and petitions

• They met with the Prime Minister