... to sneer at the sources of universal food supply. They would have to return to the simple things; they would have to dig for victory. The mere . admission that the earth was the elemental source of food was not good !enough. The speaker quoted a passage ...

... everyone will grow as much as they can this year and that local authorities and others will continue to foster the Dig for Victory over Want campaign. The National F'armers' Union has issued a call to British farmers to pow as much wheat as Possible ...

... be reduced by strenuous efforts on the psrt of people of other nations. Those who responded so well to the call of Dig for Victory are being asked to carry on with their good work. whilst every member of the community can share in the effort to avoid ...

... Prime Minister on the world food crisis, the Chairman urged all members to revive in their parishes the spirit of the Dig for Victory campaign. It was agreed to send a copy of the letter to all Parish Council chairmen. Mr Tribe said work on houses at ...

... where parking la to be prerented when Torquay United are playing. • * • • • A balance of MS in hand from last year's Dig for Victory show is to be used as prise money for Torquay Horticultural Show in the Town Hall on November 13-14th. At present 121 ...

... surrounding potatoes, Precaution., must be taken to exclude light ill storage to prevent greening, and If, keep out frost. Dig for Victory Leaflet No. 13. Storing Potatoeii. - may Is , obtained free of charge from Ilse Minlair). :Writ.,ilture and Fisheries ...

... of every form of food waste, and secondly by growing as much of our own food as is within our compass. Dig for Victory was the war slogan, Dig to Live is indeed now becoming increasingly true. ...

... display. and paid warm tribute to the ordinary nun and women who. through six years of war, had contintied to dig for victory. We have won victory over the enemy. but we hays nut yet won victuty over want. he said. Conditions of Mother Nature have not ...

... of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, is not a Cheltonian, but he is well-known to all the organisers of the Dig for Victory shows which have been held here during the war years. When the war broke out, the Ministry put him in charge of the campaign ...

... campaign for increased production in gardens and allotments—a Plant for Peace and Plenty campaign to replace the wartime Dig for Victory effort: extensive reploughing of old grassland which green-manured would be ready for cultivation in the autumn; cancellation ...

... is as an instrument for bringing about a change of heart that U.N.O. can best justify itself. Allotments THE cry of Dig for Victory heard so often throughout the war has led tea greater interest in gardening by the general public and many families in ...

... J. Phillips proposing a vote of thanks to Lord Bledisloe. said that the Society was formed 1940 connection with the Dig lor Victory campaign and the success achieved was mainly tc the inspiration received from Loid Bledisloe. The show was impressive ...