... their requirements Now whatever may be the origin of these statements, which, incidentally, are very damaging to the Dig for Victory' Campaign, I want to make it known in the strongest possible manner that there is no shortage CUTHBERT'S FAMOUS VEGETABLE ...

... costumes, boy under 7: Alan Turner (salvage). Girl under 7: Jean Tratt ( Eat more potatoes). Boy 7 to 10: A'an Hawkins (Dig for Victory). -Girl 7 to 10: Peggy Tratt (Land Army). Most original costumes, under 7: 1, Tony Welsman; (milk-boy); 2, Gerald Leat ...

... the Women's Section be allowed to have stall for the sale of articles made by disabled men at the branch's forthcoming Dig for Victory vegetable, flower and fruit show, and this was unanimously agreed to. The president (Mr. V. P. Spurway) stated that he ...

... Hall yesterday (Wednesday). Having congratulated the winners, the Mayor said lie hoped for their support in the coming Dig for Victory Horticultural Show for the Red Cross. ...

... Molton At South Molton,-on August Bank Holiday, a successful J show and garden party took place, in aid of the Mayor's Dig for Victory Fund' for South Molton Cottage Hospital. Staged in the spacious grounds and gardens of the George Hotel, by kind permission ...

... JOHN ARNOLD.—You have won a ls again this week so I am adding the missing one to it. Glad to know you have been on The Dig for Victory campaign. RAYMOND and JOAN ARTHUR.— I am always pleased to have your competition entries and drawings as well as your ...

... (chairman of the Allotments Committee) congratulated the majority of on the excellent response made to the nation's Dig for Victory' Potatoes ranked next to staple food of the people and the crop of a bumper harvest He thought some of needed to attention ...

... West Hill's delegate. The Hon. Secretary produced the schedule for the branch's Dig for Victory Show, to be held in August. In regard to West Hill's Wings for Victory Week, Mr- Reed (the organising secretary) stated that the branch committee had ...

... (Mr. H. V. Read), including a letter saying that the Women's Section would be pleased to provide refreshments at the Dig for Victory vegetable, fruit and flower show. Mr. Read said he had arranged with the R AF. provide the music at th* show. Mrs. Moulton ...

... ls 10d was available for local Forces Comforts Funds. This was considered very satisfactory. The question of holding a Dig for Victory Vegetable and Fruit Show in August was referred to the executive committee to draw up scheme. ...

... discussion of four-year plan RED CROSS AID The Turks greatest pains to men who are being here The Mayor then launched a dig for victory campaign in appealed to housewives taken the ' within a month billets 11 ! were offered— sufficient to accom- HAD TIME ...

... showing a representation of hospital ward beautifully carried out, even the floor was whitewashed ! The second prizs was Dig for victory, with corn, potatoes, lettuce and eschalots growing realistically on a garden plot. The third deputed a covered waggon ...