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... the war is over. They were taking a census of all public footpaths which have fallen to the plough as a result of the Dig for Victory” drive. ...
... A NATIONAL PHILANTHROPIST The problem. Should the Dig for Victory man glva up one of the plots and simply grow sufficient for his own needs, or should he, his'own expense and trouble, be regarded a national philanthropist required to grow food to give ...
... Croix who had asked him to express his gratitude and thanks to the local War Horticulture Committee for the efforts the Dig for Victory campaign. He did wish to Imprees on the Council and the public the necessity growing more food. The Allotments Committee ...
... work at Bldborough Corner and the surface dressing London-road and certain of the district roads should be postponed. DIG FOR VICTORY. Councillor ADAMS spoke the Grow More Food Campaign. He said that the Government and Ministry of Agriculture had urged ...
... A NATIONAL PHILANTHROPIST Tbe problem. Should the Dig for Victory” man give up one of the plots and simply grow sufficient for his own needs, or should he, bis 'own expense and trouble, regarded as a national philanthropist required to grow food to give ...
... process of “acquiring available land have delayed opera* tlons. However, we have got to make the beet of things In this “dig for victory crusade. If time will not permit the usual two spit deep trenching with top turf bunsd. grass side underneath, must be ...
... reporter, typical caae in Tunbridge Wells is the following: A townsman, ready and willing to do what be can in the campaign Dig for Victory,” privately takes over two kitchen gardens which have been derelict for several years, and since the autumn he has employed ...
... reporter, typical case in Tunbridge Wells is tbe following: A townsman, ready and willing to do what can in tbe campaign Dig for Victory,” privately tabes over two kitchen gardens which have been derelict for several years, and since the autumn he has employed ...
... reading latter from Major O, H. Poweli-Edwards, boo. secretary of the Sussex Rural Community Council, relating to the Dig For Victory cam* paign, stated that in Crovrboro ugh pariah they had six acres of allotments, practically the whole which was under ...
... Chairman of the Kent War-time Agriculture Committee, In congratulating Tonbridge allotment holders on their magnificent “Dig for Victory efforts when presented the prizes won the town’s wartime allotments’ competition at the Bull Hotel last Wednesday. The ...
... g greater Interest the cultivation of allotments, and classes for beginners who are cultivating new ground under the Dig for Victory Campaign are Included In the schedule. The cottagers' and allotment holders’ classes allow the entry of any householder ...