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... on shipping and transport and on the men who are employved in these occupations. That is one way in which we can all “Dig for Victory.” No one need hesitate to take an allotment on the grounds of inexperience. Nature is kindly and often overlocks the ...
... a reversion to a form of State slavery, which provides its workers with sustenance tokens instead of sustenance. The Dig for Victory campaign is one way in which this country can provide more home-grown food, but that will not be enough. Poultry keeping ...
... spirit up. Living in peaceful surroundings he hates war, but his hatred of injustice goes deeper. He can be trusted to dig for victory. I send a 'pedal greeting to our village lads in all ranks and pray that 1940 may bring an assured peace and brighter ...
... Company, Ltd., which have been temporarily given over to display F’ordson tractors in ...
... You Are Officially Advised To GROW MORE FOOD DIG FOR VICTORY Excellent Advice—but SOW SALES' SEEDS To Ensure Success COWSbelthi Illustrated Satiates Ready New. gi ee 4 on (WOKINGHAM) Ltd. N.B.—Telephose Weeimellus 377 ...
... no association to help owners of gardens to make the best of their land. We are told to Dig for Victory, but unfortunately, digging alone will not bring victory and perhaps a little timely advice and encouragement to gardeners at this season might make ...
... could be made to the differen‘ 1 charges. v*' lle seconded the motion, which carried. Women allotment holders on the “Dig for Victory” slogan, j ■ E. Barden expressed pleasure at the ‘■ale er wllo alr eady volunteered to 0 ® allotments, but appealed for ...
... good crop of grass—or is it winter oats or wheat? Perhaps the Parks Superintendent would enlighten those who are ’’ digging for victory as they might like to take advantage of all early growing crops! ...
... PLOUGH MONDAY CUSTOMS. The fact that the nation is being urged to grow more food in war-time, to dig for victory,’’ adds special interest the many old customs associated with Plough Monday, which falls on January Bth this year. The traditional Plough ...
... “DIG FOR VICTORY” APPEAL With the exception of Mr. E. H. Burgess, there was a full attendance of members at the monthly meeting of Leatherhead Urban Council on Tuesday last week. Mr. A. A. Cressall (chairman) presided. Actually it was the December meeting ...
... For the Gardener. By G. E. WHITEHEAD. MILL CUTTINGS TAKE ROOT. Grow More Food, Dig for Victory. These slogans often appear upon envelopes these day& If they have the desired effect we shall all be as busy as bees gathering in crops next sununer. But ...
... be run off from Sompting over the usual course . POOR DIG FOR VICTORY RESPONSE Worthing Town Ceemirs Hordenthral Conedinie expected tee rages to apply tar aUetmente as a MO et Reg fee Victory have received Ceiteelibe Z. R. W Chairman of the Committee ...