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... spirit up. Living in peaceful surroundings he hates war, but his hatred of injustice goes deeper. He can be trusted to dig for victory. I send a 'pedal greeting to our village lads in all ranks and pray that 1940 may bring an assured peace and brighter ...
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... DIG FOR VICTORY Site at Southfields for Allotments To assist the doveniment in its Grow more food campaign. Wandsworth Borough Council has, by arrangement with the Metropolitan Public Gardens Association, allowed a threeacre site In Burr-road. Southfields ...
... no association to help owners of gardens to make the best of their land. We are told to Dig for Victory, but unfortunately, digging alone will not bring victory and perhaps a little timely advice and encouragement to gardeners at this season might make ...
... Liverpool PLAYING FIELDS AS ALLOTMENTS BIRKENHEAD COUNCIL SCHEME The Birkenhead Corporation are co-operating fully in the Dig for Victory ” campaign, and, despite the restrictions on borrowing, the Allotments and Smallholdings Committee of the Birkenhead Council ...
... Mayors of the country should call the citizens together to give thanks for blessings received despite the troublous times. Dig for Victory COVENTRY is making a big drive to get citizens to grow more food. There have been a large number of applications for ...
... fast enough in Coventry. Sir Reginald Dorman Smith declares that Dig for Victory should be the slogan of everyone with a garden, of every able-bodied man and woman capable of digging an allotment in their spare time. Coventry Parks Superintendent, Mr ...
... 28th nit. Rev. J. Deans, 8.A., Richbill, officiated. Messrs W. J M'Cann tit Sons carried out the funeral arrangements DIG FOR VICTORY. TO THE EDITOR OT THE PORTADOWN L WS. Sir.—The Portadown Welfare Committee have recently had under consideration the question ...
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... * DIG FOR VICTORY” [mmw 0T CLANANT NERD OF 1940 1 A RENEWAL the resclation to Dig for Victory, sad & ta goery it out. Thete is no danger of & sepious food shortage in country, but are required to bring, s food we do mot produce ourseives, from mflmmun ...
... be completely removed, and gardening will be & source of pleasure and ;‘uusflvbowilit. May the New 'ear’s resolution to Dig for Victory lead to greater prosperity for the individual and the nation, and give » sense of satisfaction which will degd to happiness ...
... Sawley, will assist with the pastoral duties. The fact that the nation is being urged to grow more food in wartime, to - dig for victory, - adds special interest to the many old customs associated with Plough Monday, which falls on Monday next, January 8 ...