... DIG FOR VICTORY. it h Ft 1.)1 liar% . 1940. BOROUGH OF FOLKESTONE C. P. NICHOLSON. rown Clerk. ...

... NO DIG FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN authorities have been o Dig for Wbut at Wed- M . the Special of Folkestone Town the Acting Town Clerk Heywood) informed the members there no demand locally for allotments. He had ascertained that there no waiting list at ...

... Schoolboys Dig For Victory ...

... 110 W TO DIG FOR VICTORY Sound Advice For Growers Use of Small Plots uSEFUL hints on the preparation and cultivation of allotments, were given at a meeting organised by the Folkestone Corporation Allotments Committee and held at the Town Hall on Wednesday ...

... YOUR DIG FOR VICTORY . GARDEN Seeds Required For A Ten Rod Plot Rob Roy) WHAT should I grow? • When should I sow or plant? • - - often does a gardener. especially an amateur or one new to the game, ask those questions? Directions for soring and planting ...

... And Now, Dig Again ------:o:------ (INCE again the Ministry of 'fl Ag iculture calls upon the people of this country to Dig for Victory. A spadeful of soil turned now is worth two turned next spring. Great numbers of people became gardeners for the first ...

... Whitstable's Deputy Town C:erk has written the following Dig for Victory verse based on the Ministry of Agriculture's new slogan The seed is 'growing' Dig for Victory Still' • If you wish for Victory soon. Dig ...

... Agriculture's free Dig for Victory leaflet No. 8 — Tomato Growing and re•c's'e to follow its simple instructions. To Ministry of Agriculture (Dept. W.D.Q.), Berri Court Hotel, St. Anne's-on-Sea, Lancs. Please send me Dig for Victory lealkt No. ft ...

... STOLEN FROM ALLOTMENTS To the Editor Sir.—With reference to the slogans: Orow more Food—for whom? Thieves. Dig for Victory —whose Victory? Thieves. Since the black-out commenced I have had stolen from my allotment twelve rows of potatoes and 74 head ...

... IT'S DIG FOR VICTORY STILL THE Minister of Food. Colonel Llewellin, has forecast a world shortage of meat. and all dairy products for at least three years, and possibly Ave. after the war Vegetables assumes an even greater importance in our food economy ...

... the Government's Dig for Victory campaign. Whereupon he rented an allotment in the vicinity of Dixwell Road. Being the proprietor of a hotel in the town, he instructed the man who tended the hotel garden to go to the new plot and dig it up. A day or so ...

... can oongreitulste theassalves upon the results of their vat. Folkestone and Plythe have responded nobly to the call to Dig for Victory. Gardeners la ...