... and P C. Turner of the Lancashire County Constabulary, who helped to superintend the demonstration and distribution. DIGGING FOR VICTORY. Before the war some million famihe. were growing foodstuffs for themselves on allotments and in their own gardens, ...

... compulsory attendance ought to reduced to once a month. He instanced two men, now actively engaged in their allotments '■ digging for victory, who had signified their willingness to play cricket need be, but found it very difficult attend Sunday School twice ...

... granted to local residents and it is hoped that soon the other half will be spoken for. In this is going grow more food and Dig for victory.'’ Former Ramdam's Death. The funeral took place on Friday Hebden. near Grassington. of Mr. Robert Waddilove, formerly ...

... to my mind was as thoughtless as it was discourteous. The physical welfare of the lads is every bit as important as digging for victory* The Council gave the order for the fields to ploughed. They have, not unnaturally, sowed a seed of hitter criticism ...

... I understand that some towns have, but surely something can be done if we try. Christian acts will make for victory much as digging for victory. Do I need say more? Don’t we all know there seems to la* pitfalls put m the way of soldiers? Wouldn’t a “soldiers’ ...

... the air. Only the other night I had asked Smith if he would lx* available on a certain night, and was told that was “digging for victory.” Incidentally, if you have a walk around the housing estate you will see the amateur gardeners m full force just now ...

... local Servicemen can be said to be receiving the attention which their due. Digging far Victory Quite a number of West Craven p»eopie have responded to the cadi —'* dig for victory,” their numbers including scholars at the local scliools. who are preparing ...

... women ” doing their bit on the land. At Blacko. too, some vacant land belonging to St. Thomas' Church lias taken over dig for victory enthusiasts and being turned into allotments. Medical Officer s Report. his quarterh report. the Medical Officer of Health ...

... Allotments Is Colne doing quite much as it might do in the “digging for victory” campaign? I was talking Mr. Keene, the Parks Superintendent, the other day, and from what I can gather there has l>een no great rush for allotments up to now. The Corporation ...

... k will possess public baths seems as far away as ever. Gardener’s Shock During the last war, as in this, there was a dig for victory movement, and many Barnoldswick amateur gardeners responded to the appeal as they have done during the present hostilities ...

... taxation these men are much better off than those serving with the Force*. Sliould they compelled to do a bit of ** digging for victory or unpaid A.R.P. work, or what, to level things up a bit? I suppose all these things are “biting'* other people besides ...

... because wluit might bo pleasure to them personally might Is- nuisance neighbours. Perhaps some of the people who are not digging for victory might consider tliat they will also helping solve the food problem if they refrain from keeping pets for the time being ...