... Madefo-tHeoJu^ JD.SU ITS. L.P.T.B. EMPLOYEES “DIG FOR VICTORY.” SPORTS ASSOCIATION TO SPPPLV SEEDS AND PERTILISETRS ...

... r,” care of Editor. THEY’RE GOING TO DIG FOR VICTORY, TOO. Many thousands of men in the isolated anti-aircraft and other detachments now at their war stations throughout the Eastern Command are to dig for victory this spring. Wherever the ground is suitable ...

... members of the Burgh Heath Women’s Institute felt anxious to begin work at once despite the then prevailing conditions. To “dig for victory” seemed both simple and enjoyable after the lecturer had given them many hints and much useful advice regarding the p ...

... with special reference to the packets of seeds which the Produce Guild members are planting with the motto before them. “Dig for Victory.’’ The lecture proved interesting and instructive, and a hearty vote of thanks was accorded Mr. Dove. The National Savings ...

... the London Passenger Transport Board more appropriate!v associated with a drive” for victory its are ot Josing sight of'the present-day exhortation to “dig for victory.” the normal activities of the London Transport (Country Buses) Sports Association. ...

... Transport employees are taking up the Dig for Victory campaign brings me a reminder from a member of the fair sex that the ladies that vast concern—including the wives of employees—are also doing their bit by knitting for victory. They and their iriends to the ...

... Mutual Improvement Society, who gave a helpful and informative address on “Food Production in War-time.” The slogan, “Dig for Victory,” he said, meant “Spades are Trumps,” and he gave advice on the preparation of the soil, and on sowing, planting, and ...

... clearance. Bentalls provide the seed at nominal cost: you sow. cultivate and reap the crop*—. thereby doing your share in Digging for Victory *. FIRST EARLIES SECOND EARLIES I ARRAN PILOT. GREAT SCOTT. .. . I /■ I kidneyshaped tubers, a phenomenal cropper. ...