ULSTER’S DIG FOR VICTORY” DRIVE
... ULSTER’S DIG FOR VICTORY” DRIVE. ...
... ULSTER’S DIG FOR VICTORY” DRIVE. ...
... “out to dig for victory. I suppose.” “No.” said the victim, with a cautious glance back towards the house. “Out to dig for peace.” ...
... TTW»|BAI ARMY FARMERS. Men of searchlight training regiment in Northern Ireland, who have adopted the Dig for Victory’' slogan their motto, and have now nine acres under cultivation. Two gunners are seen tending peas growing between the living huts. ...
... becau; it is not recognised by theparticipating having anything t do with vitamins. This is the Dig for Victory movement, which might equal • well be called Dig for Vitamins Up and down the country there thousands allotments planted accordance with the Ministry ...
... DIG FOR VICTORY. H Pat.” wrote the missus, “since you have been called up I don't sec how we are to get the garden dug for spuds.” Pat answered—Be careful, the guna hid in it.” The letter was censured, so the military went and dug Pat's garden, hoping ...
... salads, and show much ingenuity in concocting them. The men at sea cannot dig for victory in the earth, but it can hardly be said that the W.V.S. ask gardeners to do the digging for them. Gardeners are asked not to allow anything to go to waste: they are ...
... to his suburban garden. “Hullo, old man, greeted his neighbour, “out to ’dig for victory,’ I suppose.” “No,” was the answer, with cautious glance back at the house, “out to dig for peace! JUST THE RIGHT GIRL. Thrifty Lover “You’re getting prettier every ...
... Shared flat m the suburbs. When the local council cut up some grass in the park for allotments they decided they ought to dig for victory There’s the winter to think of, Lord Woolton says, said Gladys. So here they were, on a Saturday afternoon, wrestling ...
... The Ulster Government have decided, in view of the difficulties which farmers have encountered in carrying out the “Dig for Victory” campaign, to extend the qualifying period for the ploughing grant of £2 per acre from March 31 until April 30. Theres ...
... over to vegetable growing. Where allotments now number hundreds they must increased to thousands. The offensive is on. Dig for victory. ...
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... Most Patriotic Costumes —1. Misses Jean M'Allister. Jean Perry and Gwen Lyle (Victorious Allies); 2. Master Herbert Darragh and Master Stanley Patterson 'Dig for Victory); 3, Mrs. C. Millar (John BulH. Best Group —1, Miss P. Jolly and Partners (Big Three): ...