... home for a midday meal. for two hours if thee carers to do so. A!derm.)ll Byrd: Did you ask him if that was the way to dig for victory? Mr. Brotherton added that In making the extra allowance of cheese the Ministie seemed to have considered whether a man ...

... boy—John, aged nine—is at Wichenlord, near Worcester, T a time when see are being the home of the Goodwin. strongly urged to dig for victory it Yet another relative of Mrs. Spiera Was is particularly annoying to the of us on the Orland. She is a sister, Mrs. ...

... much as possible front the Plower Show. Mr. Watts reca:led that when war broke out the Government requested them to Dig for Victory. Now the Minister of Agriculture was askmz SWAN more le to try and grow sufficient Woduee to last them 'tight months ...

... the morning sow thy seed and in the evening withhold not thy hand. This was the Old Testament way of telling people to dig for victory; but, adds the. writer, let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter . . Fear God and keep his commandments. There ...

... cost The story concerns the little British of this work themselves. Protectorate of Gambia in West Africa, where our Dig for Victory effort has Inoculations. are given only with the consent of parents, which meant that its counterpart in a Win-the-War-with- ...

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

... at the moment 11 crops growing after lifting the potatoes ar4 we invite him to inspect than. In 1939 we were asked to dig for victory. and we have been slaving ever since, by night and by day. and now we have six months notice to quit. We intend to hold ...

... help the transactions. and in t h e country. On this occasion it is to certain cases the bonuses amounted to assist Dig for Victory Weeks. and is twelve per cent. of the purchase money. styled a food production exhibition. In 1921. when the Anglo-Irish ...

... Digging for Victory So ►mportant? Of Course It Is It is one of the most important phrases the War has yet given us. Britain's call for home-grown food is no mere fancy, but a vital reality. FARMERS Britain calls to you more fervently now than she ever ...

... Two-thirds of the Conference refrained from voting when a resolution urging the Government to recognise publicly that the Digging for Victory is a national service equal to A.R.P. and other branches of voluntary service was carried by a small majority. Mr. G ...

... the sides and top. This is where winter has made its main inroads into the efficiency of the protection, and where digging for victory is given new meaning. See that your Anderson is properly safeguarded before you put in the potatoes. WEverprooling ...

... really more in keeping with the doings at Tubberton Two local men had a little misunderstanding on the question of digging for victory' campaign last Saturday. One arrived an the scene of laoour one hour Odom his comparuon. and he did not think it fair ...