... too early closing of publichouses means that many men can Scarcely visit their local after daylight If they are to dig for victory on allotment and farm, it does not seem unreasonable to suggest that they may be allowed to refresh themselves together ...

... are talking of the opposite policies which they state are being followed by the Ministries of Food and Agriculture. Dig for victory is a slogan which, it is alleged, is unappreciated by Mr. Morrison's present department, although his successor at the ...

... Lime Works levlngton Pole^ote B» RAVING SLABS I/O and . each, from sole masers Burten sha* ano Green Ltd dallsnam tee DIG for VICTORY. —Complete price lift of all garden .teeds. seed potatoes fertilisers, etc. sent free on application to Palmeira Stores ...

... interrupted the Dig for Victory and Grow More Food movements, there should be little to worry about. The ploughing-up programme has been interrupted, but when farmers begin ploughing again it should be easier, and better. Winter digging has been similarly ...

... 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. ...

... of 35., 2s. and Is. will be offered. To encourage all gardeners in the district to become members, and assist in the Dig for Victory campaign.” subscription has been reduced to a shilling a year, and cottagers—whose problems the Society will endeavour ...

... it, Mr. BEE said she had approached the Men’s Club and the Women’s Institute. EMPTY ALLOTMENTS. Despite the call to “dig for victory,” there are still nine or ten vacant allotments in the parish, the CLERK reporting that despite the appeal made a month ...

... In the Isolated anti-aircraft and other detachment* now at their war. stations throughout the Eastern Command are to dig lor victory this spring. Wherever the ground la suitable section of their camps 1* being set aside lor horticultural purposes. Where ...

... to villages, eventually returning home late at night tlirough the black-out. Many drivers trades vehicles had to dig their way to victory. ***** LORRY DRIVERS AND DANCE BANDS. The milk lorry drivers were to lie praised | and pitied. During the period ...

... great shame that England does not produce more foodstuffs,'* said the Mayor (Alderman A. E. Rush) when he spoke at a “Dig for Victory” meeting held at St Elisabeth’s Hall to “bring to the notice of the public the urgency of production.** think that we ...

... (Itrly closing of public houses ,means that Many men can scarcely visit 'their local after daylight. If they are to dig for victory on allotment and farm, it does not seem unreasonable to suggest that they may be allowed to refresh themselves together ...

... Institute. Six applications for allotments have been received in response to the Council's appeal for more interest in the Dig for Victory scheme. A complaint is to be made to the County Council about the deplorable state of the old Sompting to Steyning ...