... 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 ...

... NO APPLES FOR WORKERS “ M. H.” writes : We are asked to dig for victory and grow all we can for ourselves. What is the reward? All summer we got no fruit and no tomatoes from the shops, and now we get no Canadian app?es because we are not re_lgular buyers ...

... same.—Write Box O, 299. Mail Office. Motor Haulage HAULAGE and Removals —Consult Wm. S Donaghy. Ltd., Park Rd. GARDENING DIG for Victory ■' Reid’s for Seeds. Trees, Plants. Bulbs. Manures. Tools, etc —Chester . Market, and York Rd. Tel. 3350. ...

... living in the el Country was too to carve his lii the field but ise realised that hp tint too old to obey the call to Dig Mr Victory. io he sacrificed his ‘aly Moser gartlens. and working single hande.l, lie grows the vegetables his nrighboura need of ...

... quite a quantity and were still free to their own retailer and obtain more. What of the poor mugs who answered the call Dig for Victory”? They dug early and late in allotments and gardens, leaving scarce vegetables in snops for tnose who neitner sow nor ...

... Crimdou Dene, Blackball, after p.m. Motor Haulage HAULAGE and Removals—Consult Wm. S. Donaghy, Ltd., Park Rd. CARDENINQ DIG for Victory Reid’s for Seeds. Trees, Plants. Bulbs. Manures. Tools, etc —Chester . Market, and York Rd Tel. 3350 ...

... J. M. Barrie’s Dear Brutus on Tuesday afternoon. Members of the A.lotment Holders' Association saw the dims ’’ Dig for Victory, ”Howi to Dig.’’ ’’Garden Tools,’’ and ’’ Garden Friends and Foes,’’ also Tuesday afternoon. Both the Ist and the 2nd XV. lost ...

... Services’ tattoo: at Pitt Street 5,000 attended a boxing tournament. Two rowing sports meetings at Hilsea Lido, Brains Trust. Dig for Victory exhibition, youth boxing tournament, bands in the parks, circus, and fairs provided something to suit everybody. The Committee ...

... J. M Barrie’s Dear Brutus ’* on Tuesday afternoon. Members of the Allotment Holders* Association saw the films Dig for Victory.” ” How to Dig.” Garden Tools.” and ” Garden Friends and Foes. also on Tuesday afternoon. Both the Ist and the 2nd XV.’s lost ...

... gave them a chance having voice in altairs and looking after their interests such matters as secuiity of tenure. This ' Dig for Victory was marvellous campaign. Poor farms were now producing splendid crops. CHARACTERISTIC QUALITIES. Mr. Grisewood warmly ...

... the winners were: 1, Miss Joan Matthews (Carmen Miranda); 2, Miss Muriel bownes (Edwardian Lady). and M. 11. Asprey (Dig for Victory). prizes were won by Miss Brenda Weaver and Miss Barbara Budge. Mr. F. W. Plater (hon. secretary. A.R.P. Social Club) ...

... Sub-Coin consisting of Alderman Hudson (chairman). Councillor* Fox. Kav, Lennon and Lord, was re-elected. Referring to the ” Dig for Victory show, Alderman Harrison said he would like the Council to encourage all those with gardens and allotments make the most ...