... Gazzaritowr, North of Scotland College of Agriculture. Scottish gardeners are now entering upon their fourth year in the Dig for Victory Campaign, and they eau look back with justifiable pride upon three years of progressive achievement in the nation's drive ...

... industrious and careful worker, his little farm was an object-lesson iu skilful cultivation long before the call came to Dig for Victory. In spare tune •he often went fishing, and (hiring the summer months his services were often in demand to go out with ...

... digestion. 3. To take a *holt walk each day. It helps to expand the lane and prevent the nil in wises diseases there. 4. To dig for victory and so c>tltivate health •e we 1 *a vriptables, To avoid waste of inedines or take them unnecessarily ions aspirin will ...

... talking of the opposite whew* which they allege are tw.ii; followed by the Nliiiistriesi of Food and .tgriculto c. Dig for Victory is a slogan which. it ia •illoged, is utopialutes' by Mr Morri.on's present Depart:neut. although Ins successor at ...

... DIGGING FOR VICTORY NEW STYLE As American Fishy Story Digging for Victory itt the back garden is an old story of civilian war effort. lint Mr Edward L. Quinn, of Crete, Illinois. has given it a new twist. Ile fishes for Victory in his ...

... as the effort made by gardeners and allottees has been in the past three or four yea:s, there are indications that digging for victory is still popular, and incidentally. is still one of the most important contributions which the ordinary man and woman ...

... alotmerits—there is 'dewy to be dour there just now, too. If you are not fortunate enough to have some place to do a bit of digging for victory, go out into the parks and the country• side. That added fresh air and rainlifelit is a far better tonic that anything ...

... Morrison, a crofter from the Outer Hebrides, will speak on C-roftisig in North l'ist. He will not be talking about digging for victory or trying to gain self-sutficiency from the soil. That kind of work is wnat The Islesmen have to do as a matter of ...

... proceeding vigorously among allotment holders and amateur gardeners on ways to make the most of vestricted areas of land Digging for victory will obviously receive a fine fillip in the near future, and it is fitting that those who intend to do good work in ...

... allot. ments everywhere. Townsfolk as well as the inhabitants of rural areas are expected to carry on with the job of digging for - victory over starvation. Lr carrying out the nation's housing plan; however, sole of the land now being enktivated will have ...

... nothing unreasonable in taking the day off. A large number of the workers, as a matter of fact, spent a valuable day digging for victory, or assisting in A.R.P. work. There were many who went to Scapa 'Beach as sandbag fillers, thus doing a more strenuous ...

... holiday-makers to Stronziess and other centres in the West Mainland. There were many who spent the day in their gardens, digging for victory and enjoying the satisfaction that comes from being patriotic and getting good exercise simultaneously. Younger citizens ...