... Digging for Victory I'm stiff, and I'm sore - , and I'm nearly dead beat, I've blisters galore on my hands and my feet; And let me tell you, it's no Sunday school treat When first you start Digging for Victory. On hands and on knees I'm down looking ...

... * BOOKS IN WARTIME * DIG FOR VICTORY WITH BOOKS This year you must get every ounce of value out of your soil. The country can't afford any mistakes. There are any number of good. up-to-date books- to help you. Use them, profit by them, /. recommend them ...

... NEW SLOGAN “Dig For Dear Life” •'T'VIG tor dear life was suggested as a substitute slogan for “Dig for victory by Mr. R. S Hudson, Minister of Agriculture, al Southport yesterday. •* Our farmers this year have produced 63 per cent, of the food are going ...

... spare square Inch of ground was being used to grow vegetables, replied;— I see that you realise how important it is to dig for victory.’’ The Queen ended her tour with visit to the junior officers school, where they have three weeks refresher and general ...

... kindergarten, whose singing and percussion band were greatly appre- Parents also saw where the young people are helping to dig for victory, and they derived a great deal of interest from the inspection of their gardens which have been inaugurated Quite recently ...

... Central Hall Westminster, this afternoon. Lady Delia Peel was in attendance. The Duchess Gloucester yesterday visited the Dig for Victory Exhibition at Cheltenham. ...

... by polloe. -- The Umb was of a military type. but had a home-made detonator. Dig for Dear Life was az which went MT, but fai!ed to ex- a substitute slogan for Dig for Victory. plode the main charge. said Mr, R S. Hudson. Minister Agriculture, at Southport ...

... back. In an article headed How Ulster is Working for Victory—A Reply to Critics a representative who made a fortnight's tour of the Provinoe says:— Nowhere, it seems to me, is the will to victory greater than in Ulster, and nowhere is a braver effort ...

... adequate for all our needs. The home consumer can help to bridge the gap. He can restrict his purchases, increase his dig for victory effort. The farmer, too, can help. Mr. Macmillan remarked, the farmer is the best shipbuilder to-day. Greater home production ...

... this earth need be short of food. Mr. Hudson mentioned that America had asked to be supplied With copies of Britain's “Dig For Victory posters. 44 lnside Information” About the Nazis Facts about conditions inside Nazi Germany and Hitler's reign of terror ...

... have taken in civilian evacuees, in addition to the large number receiving military and industrial guests. As for the Dig for Victory campaign, 1.750,000 allotments are being worked with women’s help. There are 250.000 women parttime industrial volunteers ...

... American foster parents, are specially anxious to reciproc te kindness. Friends of newly arrived Americans are also traced. Dig for Victory Much care and thought has been devoted by the Ministry of Agriculture and the National Allotment Association to the campaign ...