... Miles, ' Press & Mirror ' Gardening Correspondent) rjPHE response to the Minister of Agriculture's broadcast appeal to Dig for Victory is on the face of things satisfactory, but the trained eye fails to detect the right sort enthusiasm behind the national ...

... the consumer in a fresh condition. The fixing of prices was therefore very difficult. Proceeding, the speaker said the Dig for victory campaign had added 500,000 allotments to 1.000.000 holdings previously in existence, while the food production cf 9 ...

... Westonsuper-Mare were given at a meeting held at the Town Hall last night in connection with the Grow more food and Dig for Victory campaign. Councillor A. M. B. diddle (chairman of the Weston Borough Council's Allotment Committee), who presided, said ...

... the scheme for providing wartime allotments. . The chairman (Mr A. J. Matthews) stated that the Council itself took the dig for victory campaign very much heart, holding a special meeting to work out a scheme, spending money on adver* Using, and preparing ...

... farmers' financial difficulties had been one of stoney indifference. Mr Lloyd George said, amidst laughter, You cannot dig for victory with a pair of Treasury scissors. Holding up a copy of the Bill, with dramatic emphasis he stated that if had been produced ...

... own negligence or were contributed to her own negl:gence. , The judge awarded costs to the plaintiff DIG FOR VICTORY LECTURE A Dig for victory meeting was held last night at the Pump Room. Bath, under the auspices of the Ministry of Food and the ...

... Mitchell, to-morrow afternoon. The body is to be taken into St. Mary's Church this evening. 000 In connection with the Dig for victory campaign, there was a meeting at the Pump Room, over which the Mayor of Bath presided. Mr Jarrett. from the Ministry of ...

... connection with the Dig for Victory campaign- & s applications for allotments had been dealt with. The original proposal was have the land ploughed by tractor, but no farmer could spare time to do it. The allotmenteers will now dig the grotmd instead, ...

... Banwell. CTUMP 1939 HAY. made good weather; About 6 tons.—Saunders, Filton Hill. Filton. 'Phone 186. 1)0NT WORK HARD! - Our Dig for Victory » Service at your disposal. Your Garden planned, dug. and planted Reasonable terms. Fre e advice service' Don't delay ...

... DIG FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN MEETING IN BRISTOL , ( 100 Representatives of Local Authorities Attend APPEAL TO GARDENERS IT a conference arranged by the National Allotments Society, co-operation with the Council for Social Service, with the support of the ...

... other parts of the paper LOCAL Dr. J. Walker Darling, of Swindon, died suddenly on Saturday—(Page 8j A conference on the Dig For Victory campaign was held on Saturday at the Council House, Bristol— (Page 5.1 Many of his friends from a wide area attended ...

... DIGGING FOR VICTORY is satisfactory to know that local authorities throughout the West Country are alive to the importance of the dig for victory campaign, and are resolved to do everything within their power to promote its success. The conference held ...