... DIG FOR VICTORY DRIVE. HOW ULSTER HAS RESPONDED. The first annual vegetable and flower show by plotholders in Northern Ireland was held in the Ker Memorial Hall, Belfast, under the auspices of the Central Allotments Committee. There was a splendid array ...

... ULSTER’S “DIG FOR VICTORY” DRIVE. BRITISH PRESSMEN TO SEE FOR THEMSELVES. TOUR AS GOVERNMENT GOESTS. Following the recent visit party of English journalists who accompanied Mr. Leslie Burgin, Minister of Supply, to form for themselves an idea Ulster’s ...

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... to his suburban garden. “Hullo, old man,” greeted his neighbour, “out to ‘dig for victory,’ 1 suppose.” “No,” was the answer, with a cautious glance back at the house, “out to dig for peace!” ...

... DIGGING FOR PEACE. Laden with spade, hoe and rake, he struggled down the pathway his suburban garden. A neighbour popped his head over the fence. “Hallo, old man!’’ he exclaimed, “out to dig for victory, I suppose.” “No. said the victim, with « cautious ...

... is not recognised by thoscparticipating as having anything to do with vitamins. This is the “Dig for Victory' movement, which might equally well be called ‘‘Dig for Vitamins. Up and down the country there are thousands of allotments planted in accordance ...

... shared a flat in the suburbs. When the local council cut lip some grass in the park for allotments they decided they ought dig for victory There's the winter to think of, as Lord Woolton says,” said Gladys. So here they were, on a Saturday afternoon, wrestling ...

... Give Babies A Fighting Chance To Grow Strong Dig for Victory: Dine on Vitamins There used to be a popular school recitation which traced backwards through a logical sequence how a battle was lost ‘‘all for the lack of a horseshoe nail. In a similar way ...

... had his left leg broken. The Holiday.—The Easter holiday was spired upon great many file villagers an opportunity to dig for victory. ...

... to vegetable growing. Where allotments now number hundreds they must be increased to thousands. The offensive is on. Dig for victory. ...

... during the past month I have said ‘No’ to about a dozen men. Molly—“ Really? Those hawkers ar e nuisance, aren’t they? “DIG FOR VICTORY.” “Pat,” wrote the missus, “since you have been called up I don’t see how we are to get the garden dug for spuds. Pat ...

... at the age of almost 76 he says he was considering joining the Home Guard. In view of this latter fact he decided to ‘‘dig for victory and produce food.” ...