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... splendid fighting forces. Turning to a good way of helping our indomitable seafaring men, remember that good slogan, Dig for victory. Why not dig half your lawn up for the duration of the war? If everyone who could would do that, it would make a great contribution ...
... its “g’s” or “j’s” a jar! To harbour hens or keep a pig I shall not dub a social blot: I shall not think it infra dig To dig for Victory on a plot I My gas-mask I shall not forget. No lights shall percolate my porch, And. last, a Battery I’ll get, I am ...
... of money arc greatly needed in aid comforts for cur gallant fighting forces. Next we can all remember that good slogan Dig for victory. If every one would do that it would make a great contribution to the food production of the nation. Employers can also ...
... fishing industry, examines the Government's abandoned fish scheme. A sketch by Jack Muir on the practical business digging for victory includes amusing references citv evacuees who took a hand in the delving. Revival Meeting is a story in Neil Gunn's ...
... outskirts of large towns may be provided in some parts of the country as an inducement to city dwellers to take part in the “Dig for Victory” campaign. This provision is being seriously considered by a number of London borough councils who have plenty of would-be ...
... 11., TO , DIG FOR VICTORY. HOW ALLOTMENTS CAN . HELP. ...
... fat stuck to Carlisle and Penrith. Without the car, 1 feel just as if I was without my shoes, he added. We have to dig for victory but 1 have been idle. I have been teetotal since the case and will remain so for the rest of my life. If 1 touch drink ...
... many luxuries To them he would say: 'Be of good cheer, strive to work hard, and dig for victory. He hoped everyone in the Borough would aim at making 1940 a year of victory and then work for a lasting peace. He wished prosperity to local industries. The ...
... « northern whig and Bellas! Poet. January J, IW*. ! for 1940 AND (Non i Dicksons | No. 40.971 BELFAST. TUESD. dig for victory brightest and DRASTIC MILLINERY REDUCTIONS j llnmc: I lacottut Interned: London Ship Sunk: Twenty I—K- She'll 'and Sorth Sea ...
... : c the outskirts of Urge ;•: may be provided in some j-j '. the country as an induceto city dwellers to take :n the “Dig for Victory” ij-maign. : provision being seriously conby a number of London borough who have plenty of would-be l-holders but ground ...
... outskirts of large towns may be provided in some parts of the country a 3 an inducement to city dwellers to take part in the Dig for Victory campaign. This provision is being seriously considered a number of London borough councils who have plenty of would-be ...
... said they felt that a genuine mistake had been made. DIG FOR VICTORY” PROGRESS OF BIRMINGHAM CAMPAIGN The Birmingham Allotments Committee are pushing on their contribution to the Dig for Victory campaign. Of the 5,000 new allotments to be provided by ...