... first-aid post they learn to sing, carpenter, cook, dress-make (Ethne Fry the artist is the Schiap of her post) and to dig for victory, make toys and speak two languages as well as the medical lingo. More important, they learn to look and to be good nurses ...

... lyrics weren't so self-conscious. So it looks as though a fifth, with an inescapable tune and the pedestrian theme of Dig lor Victory, is Mr. i\oei Gay's most likely contribution to to-day's repertory for soldiers and para-soldiers.- Max Wall and Evelyn ...

... Deacon. In normal seasons they would be watching every polo match with expert knowledge of the game, but now they are digging for victory, and have the largest cabbage-patch in Luckington, where their neighbours include Mrs. Cator and her sister, Mrs. Dundas ...

... mornings when there is no early studio work, they have an alfresco breakfast at the tree-trunk table in the garden Digging for Victory Valerie Hobson hard at work among the runner beans, which look extremely healthy. She knows that every bit of produce ...

... Chief Dog to the Establishment Bringing Down Some Supplies Mrs. Wheeler fSrrm Groom's WiffJ and John Collet Hard at it Digging for Victory in the Walled Kitchen Garden (On left) Mrs. Stopp (a Gardener's Wife) and Miss Harrison (Head Housemaid) Storing Supplies ...

... DIGGING FOR VICTORY Drawn by C. Ambler ...

... reproduction in Trouble on the Lot colour of the water-colour painting By Theodora Benson. by Lionel Edwards, R.I. Digging for Victory and The Dog Home Guard Drunimond Shop Nine delightful dog By Mary Dunn studies by C. Ambler. A Ruby Worth Eleven ...

... reproduction in Trouble on the Lot-- colour of the water-colour painting By Theodora Benson. hY Lioncl Edwards, R.I. Digging for Victory and The Dog Home Guard Drumniond Shop Nine delightful dog By Mary Dunn ^udics by a Ambler A Ruby Worth Eleven Hundred ...

... unusual in the Bystander, or his lineal descendant who immor talised the sole of the boot of the foot of the man who digs for victory. Perhaps I might even write such a book myself. It could have a wartime; section chiefly devoted to those stations whose ...

... pages) Copyright reserved for owners Home.-Cuard, by W. 0. Hutchison Children from the Town, by B. Fleetwood- Walker Dig for Victory, by Charles Spencelayh Mrs. Smy of England, by T. C. Duedale, A.R.A. by Royal Academy Illustrated ...

... away. It's been standing in front of your house for two years! 'T'hey were both very keen gardeners and enthusiastic Dig for Victory disciples. They always read the gardening notes in the newspapers. Just listen to this! cried the husband at breakfast ...

... -/4 H By Sabretache Digging for Victory THERE may be nothing in it; but, on the other hand, there may, and it is certain that a neurotic like Herr Hitler will believe that there is. Almost synchronously with the start of his Russian grab, some scientists ...