... a couple of spring cabbages out of a hundred planted in the autumn grace the homestead. That’s the sum total of our “Dig for Victory” Campaign. 1939. Which all portends to great activity on the Victoria Park front on Saturday week. The bass soloist in ...

... YOUR VICTORY GARDEN Readers who are engaged in the Dig for Victory effort will be able to plan their gardening in 1941 on advice supplied by Mr. Roy Hay, of the Royal Horticultural Society. Mr. Hay, who is well-known for his wireless talks on gardening ...

... from the bed, nor the kind who wilfully invade the recreation ground at the Vale. Yours faithfully. One who is trying to Dig for Victory.” N. S. W. WHEATLEY. 18, Vale Road. Aylesbury, July 4th, 1942. ...

... winter, I write at once to the Ministry of Agriculture (Dept. W.D.F.) Bern Court Hotel, Lytham St. Anne’s, Lancs, for ‘Dig for Victory’ Leaflet No. i, which contains useful advice and guidance. Issued by the Ministry of Information Space presented to the ...

... night and that was his early-morning exercise.” (Laughter). Throughout Britain, new battalions are being added to the Dig for Victory army in readiness for the spring offensive. I PLOUGHING. DRILLING, ROLLING, DISCING C. JORDAN Prebendal Farm. Ayl**bury ...

... time. Glad to hear the Mayor is to practice what she preaches with regard to allotments. I take it other sponsors of the Dig for Victory appeal will follow suit. Cum, cum! Exit, Finland! Once again members of the League of Nations have let their own side ...

... years.—l, Pauline Cole, doll in a box; 2, Hilary Ratcliffe, servant problem; 3, Irene Heard, gipsy; 4 Alfred Hawkins, dig for victory; 5. Pauline Scar, fairy; 6, Martin Wood;, Peter Pan. Girls. s years.—l, Gloria Watson, old lady; 2, Margaret Blum, Red ...

... Fund. A ten-year-old gdrl won the slogan competition, held in connection with the Hastings Dig for Victory Week, with the slogan Victory lies in the Garden Dig it up.” I M:lii!M ...

... EVERY ROD TO GROW FOOD “DIG FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN further intensified drive lias been launched to increase the number of allotment holders in England and Hales. In letter to borough and urban authorities, the Minister of Agriculture, Mr. R. S. Hudson ...

... The winners were:—2 to 6 years, 1, Richard Thorne (•“ Bubbles ”); 2, Vivian Grey (“Doll in Box”); 3, Richard Higgins (“ Dig for Victory”); most original, J, Stroud (“ Salvage ”). 6 to years, 1, Pat Duggan (“gipsy”); 2, Cherie Axtcn (“Mrs. ’’); 3, Thelma ...

... schemes in the district, Councitior E. J. Ward, chairman of the Housing- Committee, made an appeal to all tenants to Dig for Victory with renewed zeal this spring. Councillor Ward said that so far the allotments were not being taken up the way he would ...

... cropping and crop rotation.” It was obvious from interest shown that members of the Institute mean to their share in the “dig for victory” campaign. The usual tea concluded a very pleasant and enlightening afternoon. Mrs. Leake and Mrs. Hayward were the tea ...