... Potatoes DIG FOR VICTORY BRAINS TRUST ADVICE Mr. Donald McCullough, speaking at a Dig for Victory Trust at Cheltenham last Friday night, gave the following advice regarding potatoes: I realise it sounds funny for the Ministry of Agriculture to ask people ...

... a eat in the suburbs. When the local council cut up some grass in the park for allotments they decided they ought to dig for victory ! ' Ilsere's the winter to think of, as Lord Wpolton says, said Gladys. So here they were, on a Saturday afternoon, wrestling ...

... Some weeks ago the sergeant asked me to approach the public for tools to enable his regiment to play its part in the Dig for Victory drive. Now he writes: Thanks to your help we have cultivated enough land and sown sufficient seed to make us very nearly ...

... capable M.C. The fancy dress result was : Most original costume, Mrs.' Boyling (Pint More Potatoes”). 1, Mrs. Sydenham (“ Dig for Victory 2, Mrs. J. Gasson (Players' Cigarettes); J, Mrs. Elliott (Summer and Winter). Consolation prizes, Mrs. Petty (Victorian ...

... that we shall not incur the fate of East Grinstead. which began with floral decoration and ended with an empty church.” Dig-for Victory Club Notes main-crop best and car- Sow radishes and summer spinach far succession. ...

... Help for Victory Diggers The report of the St. Leonards Allotments Association, presented at the annual meeting last Friday, provides abundant evidence of the great assistance which such organisations are able to give to people who are digging for victory ...

... whatever soil Mr. ''Fyfe deemed really good. fours. etc., MARIE L , PEMBERTON, ROBIN'S NEST ON To The Editor Sir, Whilst digging for victory, on my allotment in Compton's-lane, I pulled up an old purple sprouting brocolli and found a robin's nest with four ...