... WHAT OUR READERS THINK Allotment Vandalism Sir, —After the Government's appeal to dig for victory took allotment on lialgray Farm. Since then I have had nothing but vexation, with vegetables being pilfered and what not. The crowning blow came last night ...

... Minister of Agriculture added that there would be an urgent need to sow as much grain as possible this spring• and a dig for victory over want campaign would be fostered among gardeners and allotment holders. It has been stated that during .the next ...

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... of free choice of dairyman. As for the belated attempt of the Minister of Agriculture to whip up a new allotments dig for victory over want campaign, it merely points to the supreme necessity of putting the fostering of our agriculture in the forefront ...

... can help to meet this food shortage. The Government hopes local authorities and others will continue to foster this Dig for Victory Over Want campaign. The need for selfhelp is just as great as in the dark days of the war. A CHALLENGE. Mr Eden, acting ...

... —Yours, Hiker. Dundee. 28th February 1946. PLOTS VERSUS PETS. Dear Sir.—We all know of the food shortage and the call to dig for victory once again. Most housing schemes are supplied with plots. Some plots are cultivated regularly and yield quite a lot of ...

... said, that it didn't PJ I*'1*' y oa out too much having me here. 1 Humphries explained that you came to DIGGING FOR FOOD —' Digging for victory over food shortage praiseworthy—but can lead to complications the way of backache. For lumbago, rheumatism ...