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... 'DIG FOR VICTORY' PROFIT Goole Corporation made a profit of £562 en potatoes and sugar beet grown in Goole parks to help the war effort, it was reported at a meeting of Goole Borough Property Committee last night. The Borough Surveyor, J. H. Castle, said ...
... DIG FOR VICTORY OVER WANT FOOD FRONT pHE Ministry of Agri-; A culture and Fisheries and the Ministry of Food have in Parliament and outside made statements which have made clear the gravity of the world food situation at the present time. All local ...
... England’s * Dig for Victory ” paign as he saw it in his capacity ¢ Ministry of Agriculture official, an has many suggestions to make to a gardeners. Putnams will publis this book at the end of March. Phyllis Nicholson has followed uf her Norney Rough ...
... Dig for Victory 'sabotaged' FENCES NEEDED TO KEEP `KIDS' OFF PLOTS D URING the war. we were urged to dig for victory.' and on this L.C.C. estate there was a large number of allotments whlrh pro- duced a four amount of crops, We are told that the need ...
... LESS AUSTERITY In the days of dig for victory during the war the seedsmen were called on almost entirely to supply vegetable plants and see&. Now. gardeners are paying more attention to flowers—they are buying, sweet-peas as well as swedes, campanulas ...
... 'Dig for plenty' is new slogan for allotments I YNN ALLOTMENT holdcrs who vtgorously supported the Dig for Victory caMpa - lan during the war are being asked to take part in a new effort. It is to la 2 called the Dig for Plenty campaign, and one of ...
... is on the wane. The incentive of Dig for Victory seems to have gone, although the slogan surely still holds good—with perhaps a slight amendment to Dig for Victory or Want, or, if preferred, Dig for ...
... excuse that you don't know how to grow food crops. There were hundre& and thousands of beginners who made good in the Dig for Victory campaign. Gardening is a friendly business and you'll And many flood Samaritans ready to help and advise you on any gardening ...
... first-class certificate. Midland Agricultural College certificate In horticulture, and the Royal Horticultural I Society Dig for Victory certificate. He served In the RAF during the war. ...
... caballed tbs Royal Academy V bar sad Dameober. _ Public Libraries Committee suocsafed lc obadalog tam following The N.F.B. Dig for Victory to Bt. S. ISA ...
... KEEP 'EM DIGGING WHAT a pity that the enthusiasm of the Dig for Victory drive has been allowed to wane. In some cases allotment holders have become apathetic. In many others they have been dispossessed of their land. Local authorities ought to take ...
... was decided bv the show committee yesterday as a result of the strong suoDort given to the honev section at the wartime Dig for Victory shows. There is also to be large tent where experts will give advice on the cultivation of flowers and vegetables. The ...