... 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 ...

... IT'S DIG FOR PLENTY NOW N. COTSWOLD CALL The call to gardeners and allotment holders which was so successful during the war in the Dig for Victory campaign is being revived in the North Cotswold area by a new Dig for Plenty competition announced ...

... IT'S DIG FOR PLENTY NOW v c OTSWOLD'CALL call to gardeners t and holders which was so e ssful during the war W Dig for Victory camis being revived In the 1 Cotswold area by a new for Plenty competition •o>Unced by Mr. T. H. Fisher on Tues-0/ on the ...

... particularly if he can rely on the help of the housewife the way of preserving and storing the valuable food thus grown. The Dig for Victory leaflet No. 1, issued by the Ministry of Agriculture, sets out comprehensive plan for the all-the-year-round production ...

... Plant Small Fruit in the Garden FOOD FRONT TN the Dig for Victory * leaflet No. 22 it is suggested that where there is spare space every garden should have some small fruit, for they are easy to grow and are valuable sources of the necessary vitamin ...

... July 19. 1947. NEGLECTED PLOTS (To the Editor of the Citizen) Sir, —The public were implored during the War years to Dig for Victory and generally the response was magnificent. After the cessation of hostilities the urge became less apparent as little ...

... more pigs. It is not all of us who can keep pigs, but certainly all of us can grow potatoes. If Dig for Victory were essential in the war years, dig to live is the fact to-day. By our own efforts we can ameliorate austerity in food, and it is the ...

... efforts, her unostentatious visits to the troops in training, the munitions factories, the spring and autumn shows of the Dig for Victory campaign, as well as hei visits to the colleges anc the districts that were devastated the b.itz and her undisguised ...

... Counties Show at the Oxlease, Gloucester. The Duchess last visited Cheltenham on April 29, 1942, when she came for the Dig for Victory show at the Town Hall. The Flyer /IHELTONIANS were justly proud of the Cheltenham Flyer, the 2.40 from St. James's ...

... inspected quite informally the 72nd Fiel;! (Mobile) Bakery on the Evesham-road. Other visits paid by Her Majesty were to the Dig for Victory exhibition in April, 3943; Messrs. S. Smith and Sons' works, Evesham-road, March, 1943; Montpellier Gardens, August 1942 ...

... Ministry of Agriculture he had been to many shows, both during the war when it had been a case of dig for victory and during the peace when the slogan was dig for dear life. but hardly ever had he seen such quality as was displayed in the exhibits of the ...

... show was graced by the presence of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, The exhibitions staged by the town during the Dig- for-Victory campaign of the war years established such a reputation for beauty that they attracted royal attention, and scarcely ...