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... rob the enemy of the opportunity of starving us out. Swansea is digging for victory with a vengeance, and to show the whole country just what that means, they held a Dig for Victory Drive on November 13, 14 and 15. Special significance attached to ...
... industrial area. From the first week of war the motto has been We are digging for victory are you Leeds Continued from page 197 war and consequent food shortage, his Dig for Victory campaign commenced in April 1939, when experts were called together, plans ...
... system. Mrs. Hudson, who was one of the ladies, dug a shining spade into a spit of turf, made a speech and inaugurated the Dig for Victory Campaign, Part II. Famous Miss Taver stood by her side. Part I was initiated soon after September, 1939. Worthy citizens ...
... London W.C.i. I he bhaker. 'V' ALSO STANDS FOR VEGE TABLE Miss Jessie Matthews presents a prize to an exponent of the Dig for Victory Campaign at a Fete and. Sports Gala held in aid of Esher's War Savings drive, through which it is hoped to raise £100 ...
... Are There Stil! Too Many Dogs? Asks A. Croxton Smith WE are exhorted to dig for victory, produce for victory, and, one might add, we can also save for victory. I do not mean in the sense that we should put money into one of the several Government securities ...
... well as BRAWN [By Ourj Horticultural Correspondent DIG for victory is now a pretty well worn slogan. I am in complete agree ment with the Editor when he suggests that we might do more thinking for victory. There is plenty of room for it in connection with ...
... Horticultural Advisory Panel, a body of expert horticulturists who have rendered invaluable service in connection with the dig for victory campaign. In co operation with the Corporation's Allotment Assistant, Mr. A. G. Healey, N.D.H., and the Garden Assistant ...
... Soldiers Digging for Victory Valuable food production from lands and estates occupied by troops THE sight of derelict gardens and estates, neglected through war conditions and rapidly becoming nothing more than wildernesses, has been a sad sight both ...
... for London. Recently the girls inserted this advertisement in the Personal column of The Times 44 Three smart girls digging for victory, require small utility van for delivering fruits and vegetables loan, buy cheaply or exchange for Morris Eight. If ...
... designed for wartime wardrobes, and would be excellent for travelling, worn with a tweed topcoat from the same house. DIGGING for Victory is not always very comfortable, but Selfridges, Oxford Street, soften the strain with their gardening apron and cushion ...
... BERKHAMSTED CHALLENGE A Garden Goes to War, the colour film made by Plant Protection, Ltd., to instruct beginners on digging for victory, was shown one night in January in seven towns simultaneously Aberdeen, Bath, Bournemouth, Buckingham, Darlington, ...
... be Every little helps. L. F. Newman. o Digging for Victory Farmers-to-be are learning their trade, some times under expert supervision, sometimes by trial and error but they keep on trying. Breeding for Victory Bonhall village, near Ipswich, specialises ...