... 110O1e ,ti .d.,, 411;••• . . 4 - ~„ , • 11/ .vs 4 k 1 -.- \\ • , It' • I .. lyf _ _ The Dig tor Victory campaign ha, caught on and hundreds of people have taken allotments or are cultivating their gardens intensively. This means that seedsmen and ...

... GRAND OLD LADY DIGS! FOR VICTORY Mrs. Sarah Louisa Stuteley, Toll, Mrs. Stuteley is not only remark- House, Biddenden, who attained her I ably active and energetic, but of a bright and .cheerful disposition 83rd birthday yesterday. has the which endears ...

... first year of the war. A Guards officer, who lost a leg in the last war, buys a small farm on the Downs, determined to Dig for Victory. Light-hearted, he starts to cultivate the land in the belief that the intricacies of farming could be mastered in a short ...

... Chatham, arranged b' th e Medwac Towns' Food Production Committee in connection with the Ministry of Agriculture's Dig For Victory campaign. We are informed by Mr. Frank Amos, the deputy cliairmim of the Royal Agricultural Institution that the Council ...

... prizes thus,—Under 9, 1 Anne Mayers, (Red 80-Peep), 2 Ann Lepper (Gypsy). 3 Judy Pervis (Salvage),. 4 Maureen Shea (Dig Por Victory); 1 Lester Jarvis (chef). 2 Bryan Hancock (lidian beggarboy), 3 Lawrence Rescoby (Red 9-14 rears, 1 Ursula Smith (Grandinn) ...

... dinner table. Better give out-relief in food than money next winter if money cannot buy food. This is not a case of dig for victory, but dig for our very lives the world over, and many hospital patients will benefit by a little healthy gardening exercise ...

... particularly helpful (loving wartiire. It seems appropriate to this suggestion to your reade rs a t a Ono.wl eu tbe Dig for Victory eamimigi, IS being vigorously pushed by Uovernment.—Yours faithfully, J. F. KENT. Superintenthat 6114 ...

... ground and footpaths are to receive attention. FLOWER SHOW.—There were over 200 exhibits at the Horticultural Society's Dig for Victory flower show at the Schools on Monday, the profits of which and those from a dance in the evening were for the local B ...

... the Battle et Jutland. /toy Hay is one of the most travelled men in England and at the eresent time, in support of the Dig for Victory Campaign, averages 1,000 mil.s a meek in going ahont the wintry, the mniority of his nights being spent in tr'in-. Commander ...

... the Eighth Army until he' alas extensively wounded uu November b last year near Naples. DIGGING FUR VICTORY.—The War liorttculturai is sponsoring a Dig for Victory exhibition at Seusalter Parish Hall this week. It was opened Werluesday afternoon by MN ...

... nreptired by Miss M. M. Allricht, Woodside V TiamO rrr t. DIG FOR VICTORY WEEK.— A-htnrel has answered the appeal of the Minister of Agriculture to grow more vegetables and is to hold a Dig for Victory week from Feb. 23-28. It is hoped that by the end of ...

... will never attempt except as a last resource. Our motto must be responded to, and everyone will do his or her best to dig for victory. It would be better if Ministers and other talkers on the wireless took a journey along the countryside instead of studying ...