... No Dig For Victory A letter from the Allotments Association to Honiton Town Council last week referred to consideration by- them of the Ministry of Agri«i culture suggestion that Dig for Victory exhibition should be held in Honiton. The Association ...

... In Suffolk -village a boys* club has been formed to dig for victory, and so far four teams boys have been organised for sowing potatoes. Later they will grow other vegetables. ...

... SHALDON SHOW Dig For Victory Cup For Best Allotment Entries for the eleventh annual Shaldon flower show were well up to the usual standard of quality, but were not quite as numerous as in previous years. The judges were Messrs. Cousins and Kingford ...

... ILFRACOMBE AND FOOD DIG FOR VICTORY * MOVE The need is urgent. We must grow more food. If you are prepared to do your share the Ilfracombe Council will not hesitate to do theirs, declared Mr. F. G. Reed, J.P., chairman of Ilfracombe Urban Council ...

... Farley (Rainbow), Jean Luscombe (Dig for Victory), lan Hamilton (Sailor of the Future), Wendy Marks (V for Victory), Colin Price (most original), Margaret Hamilton (Make Do and Mend), Peter Hamilton ( Dig for Victory ). Winners at the ...

... HONITON DIGGING Town Setting Example To Larger Towns Many of us are too old to play an active part in the war effort, but we can at least cultivate our gardens in an endeavour to increase the output of home food production. I can't dig, but I'm dashed ...

... Agriculture's free Dig for Victory leaflet No. 8 Tomato Growing and resolve to follow its simple instructions. To Ministry of Agriculture (Dept. W.D.Q.), Berri Court Hotel, St. Anne's-on-Sea, Lanes. Please send me Dig for Victory leaflet No. 8 Tomato ...

... ounce of energy and every minute I can spare in War-winning work. I help local voluntary organisations and if I can, I dig for victory. i know that everyone, mcluding myself, can do something. Cut this out and keep it! Issued by the Ministry of Information ...

... VITAL FOOD Why Goods Must Exported Suggestion that in irder to step up food production in this country the war-time Dig For Victory campaign might be reintrnduced in the near future was made bv Mr. W. G Gilbert, of the Central Office of Information, ...

... Agriculture, told the National Allotments Society Conference in London, that the survey taken by his department of the dig for victory campaign showed that 96 per cent, of those cultivating allotments wanted to continue after the war. Qf the gardeners, ...

... suggested that before the usual procedure of electing the remainder of officers Mr. Kyle, the hon. treasurer to the Mayor's Dig for Victory Fund for the hospital, should give the figures of the amount received up to date He reminded the meeting that other amounts ...

... work until years of age. Now, within a few months of his 80th birthday, he has returned to the land to assist in the '* Dig for Victory campaign. Mr. and Mrs. Horswill have five children living—Messrs. G. and J Horswill, Mrs. Steer, Mrs. Rowe and Mrs. ...