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... for the efficient manner in which the Dig for Victory exhibition was organised and in view of the urgent need to save shipping space, urged the continuance of the Corporation's efforts in support of the Dig for Victory movement. HOUSES FIRST Coun. J. Lawson ...
... well-known cookery expert and woman journalist, visited Hull yesterday to speak in her own inimitable breezy manner at the Dig for Victory Exhibition at the Mortimer Galleries. Encourage home production, was the gist of her cry to the big audience of women ...
... VICTORY DIGGING MANY people who have visited the Dig for Victory Exhibition at the Hull Mortimer Gallery have expressed their pleasure at the way the show has been organised and the various hints they have received. Emphasis has, quite rightly, been on ...
... chairman of the Small Holdings and Allotments Committee for five years. and has taken a keen interest in the various Dig for Victory campaigns in the borough. He entered the Town Council unopposed in December. 1934. in a casual vacancy in Skircoat caused ...
... DIGGING BEYOND VICTORY Hull Exhibition Opened THE tremendous wartime growth in interest in horticulture and gardening is reflected in the crowds who are visiting the Dig for Victory exhibition at the Mortimer Museum, Carr-lane, Hull. The exhibition ...
... Radio Voices in Hull's Brains Trust Dig for Victory YOU usually hear him say This is the 8.8.C. Home Service. Here is he news, read by Frederick Allen. As a Dig for Vic;ory question master in Hull ast night his was no mystery voice to a Mortimer Museum ...
... Campbell, the man who so often forms one of the 8.8.C. Brains Trust team, will be in Hull tomorrow to give a talk at the Dig for Victory Exhibition which opened at the Hull Mortimer Gallery on Tuesday. The visit has been arranged at a late hour by the Ministry ...
... to the large quantities of greenstuffs grown by the Hull Corporation parks department. So much has been grown in the dig for victory effort that an economic outlet cannot be found for it. Since the outbreak of the war the parks department has made a ...
... the war women had undertaken tiring and nerve-racking jobs which no oue thought they could d °bieging for Victory. Next week's Dig for Victory Exhibition a*i the Mortimer Museum promises to be one the best yet. 1 according to the preparations which ...