... allotments—there is plenty to done there just now. too. If you are not fortunate enough have some place to do a bit of digging for victory go out into the ixirke and the countrv»idc That br-'i - and win. lig! • is far better tonic than anything But let add ...

... experts will act as judges, and thwinning unit in each Command will receive a prize. I told that. A.T.S. units are digging for victory on an even larger scale than they did last year when thev supplied their cookhouses with many tons of vegetables. Many ...

... Whitehead Topics. Tribute to Allotment Workers MEMBERS of the staff at Whitehead Railway Station are Digging for Victory in most praiseworthy fashion, and the allotments arc being most skilfully cultivated by the railway employes. Some have erected s ...

... g programme was shown embracing first-aid, fire bomb and a film dealing with control and report centre operations. Digging for Victory. On Thursday evening of last week the W.V.S. held an exhibition of garden produce in the Report Centre. This was the ...

... how an offensive on one, two or even more fronts will tax shipping strength. In the past we have been digging for victory; in the future we must dig for dinner! As a nation we have been taunted with unpreparedness; but in this matter of our food supply ...

... Mosley cultivated an allotment which should have given him the exercise he required. Sir ARCHIBALD SOUTHBY (C., Epsom) Digging for victory. (Loud laughter). ...

... to improve the shining hour bv putting in litt'e iudiciou? digging for victory. sam factory to leant that the demand for addit’onai nlots still shows reasonable increase. The women are digging lust as vallantl” e.s the men. 'and setting about, with almost ...

... Glenfield. the Pigh Street chandler. ALFRED S. MOORE, writing on Ormeau Road and its personalities, tells how a new age now digs for victory where Wellington played as a boy; refers to the famous Rer. Dr. Cooke, who tramped every mile of the royal road to learning ...

... Dub!in Road. Lisburn. was winner of Green Star and best Airedale in show. Violet Black, aged eight, of Deneight, was digging for victory on her Easter holidays when she unearthed what looked a penny. but not like the one she was accustomed to make her ...

... The Young Football I Enthusiast I ØNE evening last week as I was doing a little digging for victory I noticed a dozen or more youths passing my house, most of them carrying the familiar parcel of footer togs. Having, I must confess, more enthusiasm ...

... season of the year. I must say the country never looked fresher, and it is a real joy to watch the amateur gardeners digging for victory and finding mental and physical exhiliration in ,the process. We must stoop to conquer, there is no need to get the ...

... carrot and beetroot, which looked quite attractive on the green background. “Good Earth Link Men and women intent digging for victory this year may care to be reminded that members of the National Allotment Society can obtain free gifts of seeds from ...