... each and the residents near arc appealed to to dig for victory. Even if they do not want vegetables themselves they should help in the national movement and the more we dig the sooner will we have victory. ...

... IRISH STEW. The cry is Dig for Victory.** but many who desire allotments cannot get them. Two men from .111nesvmed. one a horticulturist. have 'their eyes a suitable spot—an ideal one--but so far they have not been able to persuade the lessee to let ...

... — That L - drivers can now drive without an escort? Do You KNOW — That 250,000 more allotments are required for the Dig for victory campaign? Do You KNow— That Mr. Grenfell, the Minister of Mines, has appealed for economy in the use of coal? it. 3•• ...

... brought from abroad and we must grow our own. Everyone should cultivate every square yani of land near their houses. The dig [for victory movement is a vital defence service and every town should contribute and so help to win the lwar. IRISH STEW. 1 by In ...

... employment might be scarce and a nest egg will help you to tide over a difficult period. Another safeguard—Don't forget to Dig for Victory. A well cultivated garden plot might be the means of saving the life of yourself, your wife and your family. ...

... the Welsh Guards, is a primmer of war. Onarclinnsui Wilcox was reported missing on May 24th. ICOldemptlble. When the Dig for Victory campaign was launched last Spring, members of the Boys' Club at Glanyllyn Village Hall enthusiastically Iby turning adjoining ...

... members of the Allotments Committee and probably one or two local gardening enthusiasts. This is in connection with the Dig For Victory. The old hours of closing (i.e., at 7 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesday, 6 p.m., on Tuesdays and Fridays, 1 p.m., on Thursdays ...

... hutch ,)f evacuated children to come to Tails Well, and it is understood a further contingent will arrive to-morrow. Digging tor victory. Part of the playing field at 'fella Well it. being cultivated by the ellikiren. They are making i a really good job ...

... ni the existing staff. Do You Now — That 70.000 railwaymen are preparing 8,500 acres for the coming season? They are digging for victory. Do You — That the youth of Germany are behind Hitler and hundreds of thousands of them are prepared without a moment's ...

... TAFFS WELL MOTEL:, ' Things we see asked.—Who is the young lady from Gwaelodygart h who fears that, in her enthusiastic digging for victory. she planted the seed ixdatoes upside down? Old Age Pensionen.—A meeting of the local Old Age Penaioners' Society was ...