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... 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 ...
... AWARDS Special certificate and first prize, issued by Hie Dig for Victory committee, went to M. Platt, of Great Gonerby. with 168 marks, other special prize and certificate winners being: 2. J. E Twilley. Greenhill 11611, 3 S. Newton, Cliffe-road 11601 ...
... week gave them the chance they wanted and the energy with which they took it, he says, was reminiscent of the wartime “dig for victory” days. Nottingham brnnc Poetry Societv for « venture.* might l>c gested that even more valuaju would be the publication ...
... elsewhere for those who have a mind to help themselves and the national food producto drive at the same time. Ihe urge to dig for victory faded the end of the war and s ince there has been little or no d e manal for the plots which could have been yielding ...
... vetetables. Remarking that if the food situation grew very much worse he observed that it would not be a case of Dig for Victory' but Dig to eat or go without. - I was like a worm wr:ggling on a pin. Mrs. Lynn Dade, who is standing for re-clectlon in ...
... compared | with 154 competitors last year ana certificate winners per cent). Special certificate and first prize, issued the Dig lor Victory Committee, went to AI. Flatt. Groat Goncrbv marks), and other special prize and certificate winners were:—2 J. Twillev ...
... Commander Campbell and Mr. F. G. Stevens the Ministry of Agriculture, who was the originator and main organiser of the Dig for Victory earnreign. It should be addlS t art.Mr. Stevens had been busily en five organising of Country es to Town contribution ...
... scaled down without hurting anyone Dig to Save Dollars The following letter from Sir Geoffrey Bracken appeared in Thursday's Daily Telegraph: Sir Though “Dig to Save Dollars” is just as important to-day as “Dig for Victory” was during the war the Government ...
... cultivation home produce supplementation rationed foods the incentive of few ration too! There been Dig for Victory for Plenty It to of facing stark digging for Pood Well Wldnes what It? CO-OP J50NCERT Odd Spots Entertain Another vegy successful concert ...
... in the war years people Jenkins. to acknowledge that without were asked to Dig for Victory. , Eorative chrysanthemum&-1. 'ftd's help they coWd not possibls now it is Dig for Deistencea ICa ;2,R. A. Sony; & (3. Brook. succeed in their respective spheres ...
... little official support or encouragement members of the Westminster Allotments Association well played their part in Digging for Victory. They still carry on, but to work in the shadow of a guillotine, as it were, in the shape of the Ministry of Works' ...
... little oflicial support or encouragement members of the Westminster Allotments Association well played their part in Digging for Victory.” They still carry on, but to work in the shadow of a guillotine, as it were, in the shape of the Ministry of Works’ ...