... extensive sloping grounds of Kinneil Estate have for many years been let out to local farmers for pasture land but when the Dig for Victory campaign went ahead, the Town Council decided to let Brewlands Park for ploughing up. ...

... work and there are still a great many—but will also prove a valuable contribution towards National Service, and the Dig for Victory campaign. It induces those who have the time to set to work and do something really worth while. All enquiries as to ...

... Allotments Committee. The Scottish Parks Superintendents have agreed to become leaders in their own district in the Dig for Victory Drive. They will advise and e dbeet local admit of and garden many in towns and villages which are be= their activities ...

... the family beiug called to the Colours. PRODUCING MORE FOOD The Government is seeking to encourage private citizens to Dig foe Victory, and their Agriculture (Miscellaneous War Provisions) Bill belongs to that category. It provides, amongst other things ...

... the getter- 1 Pity of Mr A. F. Gardner of Springfie l d ' in having the lea ground to make things ewer for thong who we dig tor victory. It to understood that the employees of Regent Factory have been given ground belonging to the Company in order to augment ...

... aircraft saw what they thought was a large fire blazing on the horizon. It was the moon about to rise. THE AIR FORCE DIGS FOR VICTORY Gardening is encouraged in the R.A.F., and has the bleating of an Air Ministry Coder which says that every effort should ...

... Bo'ness. He emigrated to Detroit in to the effect that these two gentlemen were 1912, and was connected with the Ford not digging for victory. Motor Company for over 20 years, in the • • Lincoln division as foreman carpenter. Mr Mrs Grant, Blackness Castle, ...