... SAVING OUR BACON DIGGING for victory has had a splendid start. And now many parts of London’s suburbs are extending the idea. We are to have our pig clubs. Normally such institutions flourish exceedingly in places such as (we fancy) Fenny Stratford and ...

... in Streatham. He first appeared at the theatre with Evelyn Laye in “Paganini” in July, 1937. A symbolic effort in the Dig For Victory Campaign—a Hastings enthusiast who last year produced a fine crop of scarlet sunners from a window box. ...

... trict all his life. He has been in the employment of the Metropolitan Water Board for shout 18 years. Mr. Balchin is digging- for victory. He has a well cultivated allotment on Wandsworth Common. His family are evacuated. TROINCROST MAN'S FALL—Mr. Arthur ...

... Digging for Victory Besides doing good work in air raids, Sergeant Douglaa is digging for victory. He had a well cultivated allotment at Earls/kid. He is a_ keen swimmer and tennis player, and takeis a lively interest in football and cricket, and indeed ...

... gardening exhibition at Bentalls Kingston arousing great interest. Real gardens are on display, while Dig for Victory films illustrate a whole season of digging, planting and storing, and experts are ready to give advice on chicken rearing and bee keeping. ...

... Spring, and the need for using our ships toi importation must be reauced to a minimum. Every family should join in the - Dig for Victory campaign, whethei they cultivate an allotment or a small oack garden. News I have receivea during the past week shows ...

... the chair. coloured film entitled A Garden Goes to War,” was shown, and Mr. A. Baird gave a very interesting talk on Digging for Victory,” after which many questions on gardening matters were answered. ...

... of damage in residential areas by high explosive lambs if incendiary bombs in business areas are speedily dealt with. DIG FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN Fol owing the appeal by the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries to all local authorities to assist in the ...

... indebted the parks superintendent of Southall Borough Council, Mr. E. W. Gale, R.H.S., who had givep his services in the Dig for Victory campaign as lecturer. Mi\ Gale said that in order to conserve shipping it was essential this year that every allotment ...

... Exhibition there is a very happy. creative atmosphere. Real gardens are on display, while Dig for Victory'' films carry you tir-ough a, whole seascn of digging, planting and storing. Carrots, beetroots, and a variety of other early vegetables aro springing ...

... Victory Digging Has Helped Trade DIGGING for victory is doing more than just increase the country's available food supplies. . . .. . It is bringing a prosperity to the agricultural suppliers which they have not enjoyed for years. Turnover of leading ...

... Middleton. And such great names these. But. all thf world's great heroes There's none that can compare With the troops that dig for victory In the time they've got to spare. Chorus : Oh them on parade, well armed with fork and spade. The sight calls forth three ...