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... sorry to see such deplorable apathy with regard to allotment holding, and it spoke very badly for their efforts in the Dig for Victory campaign. There must be some other reason apart from deaths and removals and he suggested that the allotment holders were ...
... that in the not too distant past officials Hull have made laudatory speeches in honour of the allotment holder in the Dig for Victory campaigns. The national society will not take this challenge lying down for what North Hull's position today, may be the ...
... be reduced. His opinion was that if they had a surplus, it should be put on the market irrespective of price. Once the dig for victory campaign was over, continued Coun. Carr, the Parks Committee would not grow vegetables but go back to growing flowers ...
... BE SOLD HpONS of green vegetables—savoys, cab A bages, and sprouts, grown by the Cor Parks Department at Hull in th ...
... allowances and a flatrate war pension to parents. 28—Mrs. McLeod, wife of Mr. Joseoh MacLeod the 8.8. C. announcer, opened “ Dig for Victory ” Week.—Burnley Valley C.D. Services presented £l2O to charnies.—The‘ N.FS. and King and Crossley, leaders of January-February ...
... Mar., 1943, Partridge Hens; price trio—P. H. Young, 28. Southgate. Hornsea. 'Phone 291 PICKERING-Road Allotment Society Dig for Victory Exhibition and Annual Meeting, at the Methodist School. Askew-avenue, Friday, January sth. At 2.30 p.m., a Cooking De ...
... waiting for them. Dig for Victory—it was a gooti slogan, and has done its work well But with victory ost within grasp it will no longer serve. A new slogan to fit the post-war period is wanted, stressing *the importance of peacetime digging; aiming above ...