... plough this autumn It te hoped to produce 10.000 tone of foodstuffs In twelve months. This statement was made during a Dig for Victory meeting at York-place School. Brighton. on Sunday. by Councillor H. B. Hartnett. Chairman of the War Sub-Committee of ...

... gardens are in full production at the times mentioned, and this feature will be emphasised this season owing to the Dig for Victory campaign. Another factor to take into consideration this year Is that the severe winter has freed much land that would ...

... as Food Production Adviser for liedhurst and LeebounA. All those with gardens are reminded that they may take their dig for victory problems and difficulties to him, and that surplus produce can be die;=of at the Midhurst Market Stall on T . ...

... home-grown food supplies were vital munitions of war. We malt depend upon ourselves. Out object in calling attention to the Dig for Victory campaign which is to encourage amateur gardeners, Is to ask each MrsMercial power to review his position. SO many commercial ...

... ►AND lON ALLOTMENTS Many flout:pea people who wish to play their part In the Dig for Victory campaign by cultivating their own allotments are a little disappointed that the Corporation have not yet found it possible to provide them with plots. There ...

... Sunday. November 24. Councillor A. W. Hillman. who had servos his town splendidly. The announrerric•:. was made at a Dig for Victory that Brighton has now 1.200 acres of land under the plough, and that it 10 produce 10.000 tons of foodstuff tor local ...

... la Inoviedge We have been urged, mays the Reader,' to light for victory, to dig foe victory, and to c for victory There an at least be no harm in suggesting that read for victory.• . Books dealing with the War are not yet numinous, but ...

... battalions covered themselves with glory and honour overseas. Thou who remain.d at hams took part in the campaign to dig for victory by turning practically every plot of waste land In the city Into allotments: and. dully. the contributtona which Portsmouth ...

... was best men. and the ceremony was conducted by the Vicar LAND RIADY: TILLERS WANT At • meeting In connection with the Dig for Victory campaign, held by the Surplus Produce Committee at St. John's Institute on Thursday, Mr. O. C. Johnson (Horncultural ...

... by members of the Forces and the Government establishment• Gosport school-boys have shown some of their elders how to dig for victory. With the approval of the Education Committee. the senior boys of Prilvett-road School. under the direction of the Parks ...

... Worthing men nerving with the Forces. A public meeting In connection with the Mayor's drive for more allotments in the Dig for Victory campaign was held yesterday evening. at which the speakers announced were Mrs. Marion Cran (8.8. C.) and Mr. W. Lawson ...

... me from this source is that a number St. Dunstanera who have undergone tra•• ins as gardeners are participating in • Dig for Victory campaign on th• allotments in various parts of the court!! Grants-in-aid towards the rent of tit plots and tools• seed ...