... i f Victory Leaflet No. 17 (Potato Blight). I VDio r Victory Leaflet No. (10-rod Cropping Plan). I tor Victory Leaflet No. 9 (Bordeaux Mixture). I_ I (Cross out those not required.) / * l« ; / cure. Make up a Mir,^^’ XtUreaCCOr£^*n S W istry’s Dig for ...

... secretary (Mr. W. A. Potts) for Setting out the plots. It now for the members to get Sown to It.” and make It record Dig for Victory ’’year. Horticultural Soc ' monthly meeting was held on Wednesday. Mr. S. Conway presiding The Society Is participating ...

... the year of 24 per cent., less tax. on which basis the shares give the low yield of approximate 1 j Lady Denman's j “Dig For Victory Lead : A number of Land Girls ■ • are working in the garden : • of Lady Denman’s home ; : at Balcombe, which has ■ • ...

... amateur boxer* made their first appearance in Coventry last Saturday, when they met local NEWS LETTER TO THE FORC& TTis Dig for Victory weex * formea under the j-r in Coventry now. and we >/ I ' Bland? - He Qic are being urged and shown the '* 11 1111 I ...

... Colin Wright (Red. White and Bluee Jacqueline Bennett (Irish Girl). Robin Tomkins (Winston Churchill). Pe.er Finch (Dig for Victory). Shelia Patterson (Scotch Girl'. Daphne Porter (W’hcn the Lights Go On Again . Freda Redgraves (Gipsy). Monica and June ...

... Viscount Bledisloe cup competition, to be held by the authority considered to have .made the greatest progress in the dig-for-victory campaign. It . was, recommended that Stafford be entered in the competition. The hon. secretary Of the Horticultural Committee ...

... DIG-FOR-VICTORY EXHI BITION—The Mayor of Coventry (Mrs. Alderman E. Smith) and Commander Campbell were interested in the pigs from the Corporation Pig Farm, on exhibition at the Memorial Park. Altogether, 301 pigs have been said by the Cornoration in ...

... BAN,D 20- COVENTRY COLLIERY BANC ' CHAMFER'S GAIETIES DANCE: 7.0 to 9.0 p.m. DIG-FOR-VICTORY EXHIBITION GRANFER'I GAIETIES .. CHAMFER'S GAIETIES CONCERT PARTY OIC-FOR-VICTORY EXHIBITION Opened the Mayor, supported by Commander A. B. Campbell, R.N. .. STOOLBALL ...

... and rows of lettuce.' spadesmen looking into the seeds of time, and possibly a fowl-run covering the old dahia-bed. Digging for Victory' in the paper's view. has ceased to be a hazardous experiment. most suburban plots are superbly vegetarian and the ...

... •By TOM HAY. JUNE JOBS. It was his second season,. digging for Victory. He was stripped to the shirt and in a heavy sweat. His opinion, forcibly expressed, that earthing UP! potatoes was the one job on his allettnent that .he hated. Was I sure that it ...

... future may refer to a pre-broken glass age.’’-'-Yours, etc., ARTHUR BERRY. Iverley, near Stourbridge. . Informati LEGAL Dig for Victory.—The only people who have powers are the County War Executive Agricultural Committee. We do not think they would move ...

... JUNK JOBS was his second season digging for Victory. He was stripped to the shirt and In heavy sweat. His opinion, forcibly expressed, was that earthing up potatoes was the on? Job on his allotment Lbat he hated. Was I sure that wreally necessary, as ...