... opponents wanted more playing fields, but he (Mr Borton) believed in a sense of proportion. They were still being asked to dig for victory, and he did not think the present was the time to advocate playing pens for little toddlers on the beach. The ratepayers' ...

... analyse the transfer statistics . for the present season, it is not surprising that the clubs are resorting to this Dig for Victory campaign in an effort to unearth embryo Tommy Lawtons and Frank Swifts. Since August last, when the present season began ...

... quite comfortable, but some of the chairs were gone underneath. He spent hours on the garden and also cut the turf to dig for victory. The fruit garden had greatly improved, when be saw it three months after Miss Swiss rented .• A Dainty Hass Giving ...

... 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 ...

... information regarding this subject, write to the Ministry of Agriculture, Lytham-St.-Anne's, Lanes, for a free copy of Dig for Victory Leaflet No. 1, and study it carefully in conjunction with your own plan. When you have made up your mind on _ the plan ...

... 6d). It is full of _practical and helpful suggestions. Those who go in for growing vegetables and flowers or wish to dig for victory will find useful hints in this informative and illuminating book. WINDSOR. Scottish references are included in Tan Mums ...

... almost changed tlie slogan from dig for victory dig for survival, yet are downliearted We are all optimistic about the sun. Housewives are planning their Spring cleaning. Turning everything inside out. Husbands are digging ami turning everything upside ...

... advanced, age, it seems man does all this himself, without observing the Almighty Hand. During the war years, the call, “Dig for Victory,” caused many a manual worker to feel abased, when, on a peaceful Sabbath morning, people passed by going to worship — ...

... displayed. Plainly, for production every available hand and machine must be mobilised and the spirit of the wartime Dig for Victory campaigns recaptured. To give him his due, Mr Williams seems to have grasped the situation pretty thoroughly and work ...

... building, but in the past have had singulittle consideration, A new •J al was promised them, how*Vpr, under the “Dig for Victory” mRI “Dig for Plenty” campaigns, allotment-holders as a class be well-advised to do all they to see that they get their mbmised ...

... been appointed Allotments Officer to Croydon County Borough. Mr. Willes, who was concerned with the organisation of Dig for Victory shows and in control of the Corporation's demonstration plots, was well known to Coventry allotment holders ; for his ...

... demonstrations to gardeners' societies and to the Forces. He was also horticultural adviser to the Tonbridge area in the Dig for Victory campaign. Mr. Reeves is one of those men (alas, there are too few of them these days) whose heart is in his work. It ...