... ly|f ecor alive Vegetable Gardens Br Eleanour Sinclair Rolide Dig for Victory confronts us on every hoarding. That means vegetables, that means grow our own food. Well, we can do this and still have a good-looking garden. Some of our most useful vegetables ...

... ATHERS I IN FAIR, IN IN SNOW FOUL, AND and FROST By CAPTAIN DONALt ANDERSON DIG FOR VICTORY! is one of the things we are urged to do at home. Digging in preparation for victory is also one of the most important present occupations of the British Expeditionary ...

... women hard at work planting out their allotments, for many of these open spaces have now been dug up in the nation-wide Dig for Victory campaign. Here is a typical Sunday morning I scene on Clapham Common, showing the allotmenteers hard at work on their ...

... TO- CHIEF PETTY OFFICER GEORGE COCK, of H.M. Destroyer HARDY, of the first attack on Narvik, for being unsinkable. Digging for victory when at home, so that the spuds will be ready for his next leave Believe it or not, the special jumper sent for Tubby ...

... Maytime Verdict DIGGING for victory has its effect on beauty as well as the vegetable supply, for gardening can take inches off your hip-line. Preparing the soil, pushing a barrow full of rubbish, lifting the watering- can, all exercise just those hip ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... in the rain. The shirt is in crepe lisle, hard-wearing and easy to wash, and costs 10s. nd. in various pastel colours. DIG for victory in these workmanlike dungarees from Harrods, Knightsbridge. In navy flannel, designed for hard work, they cost 45s. yd ...

... has Evelyn knitting for victory while she waits, suitably attired, to exhort the audience to dig for ditto Dig, sings Evelyn, ravishing as a lady-gardener and backed by a chorus of gentlemen-gardeners dig, dig, ...

... Leslie Banks and Daughters An Actor's Family Digs for Victory A classical scholar of Keble might well be the first line of a limerick. It is actually the first line in the career of Leslie Banks, actor, producer and Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts ...

... 6d. liquid, 2s. fid. Feet have surely never worked so hard as now. March ing, standing over lathe or army cook pot, digging for victory or just carrying on .with the daily duties that keep our home fires burning. All of this means that it is essential ...