... great work in fostering food production and but for its existence, very little would have been done for gardeners in the Dig for Victory campaigns. This assistance, he was sure, had been particularly appreciated by the womenfolk, who had been enabled to gather ...

... Tavern Mitre v. British George and Dragon v. Whitefriars Castle v. Druids Sninerhill v. of Kent The movement known as the Dig for Victory Campaign was from the outset fathered and nourished by the Press of the country. Without their aid the achievements of ...

... 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 ...

... during the past Six years. The Government called on the populace to Dig for Victory, and the allotment holders have dug their best, discarding flowers for vegetables and digging for• the benefit of all. Is it too, much to ask that retailers should: ...

... dress parade, for which the Mayor and Mayoress were judges. The winners were: Barbara Harris (Mrs. Mop), Michael Green (Dig for Victory), June DangerfieUd (80-Peep), Stuart Harris (carpenter), Eiieen Poole (bride), Michael Hutfc (Bevin boy). After presenting ...

... was voluntary work and it was only given up in the face of the greater need for organising the whole district into digging for victory. EXCELLENT ORGANISER AS a local government official his organising ability was rewarded; his personal drive led from ...

... * • * Dig to, Victory, coined by a lindon evening Paper and adopted b. the Ministry of Agriculture in 1 939. is the only war-time slogan to survive the war. And the movetient known as the Dig for VictorY Campaign was from the outtol fathered and nourished ...

... Indain and Ptwo most original costumes. refabricated House and G.I. Bride. Consolation prizes were awarded for Dig for Victory, a very tiny 80-Peep. a twelve months-old Wren, and a Prince. Judging was by Councillor and Mrs. A. S. Marshall ...

... Ripley. for Welcome Home Fund. Saturday. Feb. 16th.—Dance in Butterlev Canteen. !.c. Friday. March Ist.—Pentrich Dig for Victory Dance in er Schools. Saturday and Sunday. March 2nd and 3rd.—Visit of Matrir G Ward and London Musicians to Ripley Salyatirn ...

... Mr. Thomas, with you?— Yours, etc., M.L. PLAN FOR PLENTY Sir, —The gardening season is fast approaching. We have had Dig for Victory, now let us have Plan for Plenty. Home Guard duties and firewatch are finished and quite a lot of men are home for ...

... Bates has taken an exceptional interest in allotments taking the matter up in the Borough following the nation wide “dig for victory”‘campaign was instrumental in securing speakers to visit the neighbourhood to speak on the subject in securing land for ...

... Bates has taken an exceptional interest in allotments. taking the matter up in the Borough. following the nation wide dig for victory campaign. He was instrumental in securing speakers to visit the ne:ghbourhood to sneak on the subieet. in securing land ...