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... advertisement in a Radcliffe newspaper announcing a Dig For Victory show of an allotment society. Features of a Wednesday evening entertainment were the films World of Plenty and Desert Victory, and M. of I. subjects. No one could say anything about ...
... officers bought the food with the idea of showing practical interest in the airmen's farm, started during the 1942 Dig for Victory drive. News of this white market got around, and people began to talk darkly about an RAF scandal. Some even alleged ...
... LONDON ALLOTMENTS COMPETITION Presentation of Prizes Some of London's allotment holders who continued this summer to Dig for Victory despite the dangers from flying bombs, received recognition of their courage and perseverance on Saturday last, when they ...
... order to obtain the money. Local Allotment Holders' Success Among many of London's allotment holders who continued to Dig for Victory despite the dangers from flying-bombs were Mr. F. A. Parfltt, of 17. Thorpe Mews. North Kensington. and Mr. R. Smith. ...
... contributed £75. Croydon Municipal 0151cers raised II:217 by a concert. whist dr.ye. and sundry other activity's. and the Dig for Victory exhibition in March added £2O to the total. at loos, ichoots raised the useful of C 75 and the rest of the money came ...
... interest and obstruct the local authority, seem to realise . . . There was a time, in the ? Dark days,” when the Home Front Dig for Victory Campaign was priority No. 1. The Home Front is priority now. It’s no good growing onions and not being able to fry them ...
... order to obtain the money. Local Allotment Holders’ Success Among many of London's allotment holdere who continued to Dig for Victory despite the dangers from flying-bombs were Mr, F. A. Parfltt. of 17, Thorpe Mews. North Kensington, and Mr. B. Smith, ...
... LONDON ALLOTMENTS COMPETITION Some of London's allotment holders who continued this summer to Dig for Victory despite the dangers from flying bombs, will receive some recognition of their courage and perseverance to-morrow, 7th October, when they will ...
... till set Local Prizewinners in LGC Allotments Competition Some of London’s allotment holders who continued this summer Dig for Victory despite the dangers from flying bombs received some recognition of their courage and perseverance on Saturday when they ...
... over. popular Commanding Officer of tion of both mother re z arrival of road engage in petty pilfering from summer to Dig for Victory de- Despite the drought early in the 1956 Squadron. F/Lt S • had Th . wain and child The Maternity and Child W cl• war ...
... quality. Anyone in doubt as to how to make compost should get a copy of the Ministry of Agriculture's excellent leaflet--Dig for Victory leaflet No. 7-- How to make a compost heap --obtain- . able free of charge from the Ministry at Berri Court Hotel. St ...
... quality. Anyone in doubt as how to make compost should get a copy of the Ministry of Agriculture's excellent leaflet—Dig lor Victory leaflet No. 7—“ How to make a compost heap’’—obtainable free charge from the Ministry Berrl Court Hotel, St. Anhes, Lytham ...