... THE DIG FOR VICTORY DRIVE Applications for Different Cabinet Ministers and others for the past few weeks have been advocating the desirabilityand even the necessity—of people at home applying for allotments. This was for the purpose of providing themselves ...

... has got herself organised. lost women are using their hands more th,in ever. They do their own housework and cooking, dig for victory, work in canteens and depots, do the . washing at home. All grand jobs, but iisastrons to nails that are not prepared ...

... allotments are playing in augmenting the nation's food supply. The slogan continues to be: Dig—digdig. They are told that though they are not now asked to Dig for Victory, their efforts are just as urgently needed. Following these exhortations, it seems a ...

... ask them to make the most of the vegetables. My colleague at the Ministry of Agriculture has been urging everyone• to Dig for Victory• The results of this campaign are now ttp' parent. The parks have been split into allotments and the gowl earth turfed ...

... bas got herself organised. Most women are using their hands more than ever. They do their own housework and cooking, dig for victory. work in canteens and depots, do the washing at home. All grand jobs. but disastrous to nails that are not prepared for ...

... potato season and the beginning of the new• The new season fot English potatoes has already begun. The results of the Dig for Victory campaign will, however. be all the more valuable in making up for the supplies of other vegetables, such as tomatoes ...

... cooking. dig for victory, work in canteens and depots, do the washiag at home. All grand jobs, but disastrous to nails that are not prepared for their' duties. Notice how much shorter and trimmer are women's nails. Notice how the exotic shades have dig-. appeared ...

... and incomparable skill of the British farming community. Authoritative voices have urged: Plough for Victory, Dig for Victory, Sow for Victory. These are the key words to the importance of the next two or three weeks. The land must be prepared and ...

... OBSERVER. DIGGING FOR VICTORY. Bow often have we heard that phrase— Dig for Victory, and often have we seen it in the newspapers! There have been many talks too on the wireless and articles in the papers' about the urgent necessity of ...

... short. she has got herself organised. Noss women are using their hand , more than ever. They do their own and cooking. dig for victory, work in canteens and depots, do the washing at home. .111 grand jobs, but disastrous to nails that are not prepared for ...

... has got. herself organised. Most women arc using their hands inure than ever. They du their own housework and cooking, dig fo. victory, work in canteens and depots, do the washing at home. All granu jobs, but disastrous to nails that are out prepared for ...

... would seem to be a problem. At one whist drive last week even members of the sterner sex had to don their overcoats. The dig for victory crusade has made good progress in sonic districts. The response in Port- Glasgow, however, has fallen short of expectation ...