... bottling. In recognition of the splendid response to the “Dig for Victory” appeal, the Ministry of Agriculture has decided to issue a specially designed notice bearing the words “This is victory garden.” This may displayed on their gates by householders ...

... THE BUCKS HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1640 AGRICULTURAL NOTES Dig For Victory Again The first for Victory campaign brought the total numlrer of allotments to more than a million. The Minister of Agriculture wants another half million by next spring ...

... a couple of spring cabbages out of a hundred planted in the autumn grace the homestead. That’s the sum total of our “Dig for Victory” Campaign. 1939. Which all portends to great activity on the Victoria Park front on Saturday week. The bass soloist in ...

... time. Glad to hear the Mayor is to practice what she preaches with regard to allotments. I take it other sponsors of the Dig for Victory appeal will follow suit. Cum, cum! Exit, Finland! Once again members of the League of Nations have let their own side ...

... EVERY ROD TO GROW FOOD “DIG FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN further intensified drive lias been launched to increase the number of allotment holders in England and Hales. In letter to borough and urban authorities, the Minister of Agriculture, Mr. R. S. Hudson ...

... schemes in the district, Councitior E. J. Ward, chairman of the Housing- Committee, made an appeal to all tenants to Dig for Victory with renewed zeal this spring. Councillor Ward said that so far the allotments were not being taken up the way he would ...

... cropping and crop rotation.” It was obvious from interest shown that members of the Institute mean to their share in the “dig for victory” campaign. The usual tea concluded a very pleasant and enlightening afternoon. Mrs. Leake and Mrs. Hayward were the tea ...

... the Kingdom of God on earth, and they must carry on with that without fearing or turning back. Referring to the slogan Dig for victory,” he said that it applied eoually to things spiritual, and urged all the members to work hard preparing the ground and ...

... and the 1..D.V. There is a National Savings Group in every school, and school gardens illustrate how well children can dig for victory. Teachers are carrying their normal duties, in many cases under great difficulties, and let it not be forgotten that the ...

... Friday, said that they npist keep careful watch over schemes involving the cultivation of recreation grounds part of the “Dig for Victory” campaign. When land had been specially prepared at great cost for the playing of team and other games it was not economically ...

... proposed the show should not held during the last war it was dropped for the duration. Mr. E. Small said they had been told Dig for Victory/’ and thought something should be* done encourage the allotment holders produce many vegetables possible during the war ...

... represented the Dig for Victory slogan practical form, and, indeed, in its past tense, for it was display of horticultural produce which, in quantity and quality as well as in bloom and size, had obviously entailed much careful and methodical digging, expert ...