... DIG FOR VICTORY Three Communists escaped from Ludhiana gaol. East Punjab. on Sunday night through a ' 2711. tunnel. They dug the tunnel with spades supp li ed at, their request for growing foot ' crops in. the gaol courtyard. AU State forestry workers ...

... DIG FOR VICTORY 'piIKEE Communists escaped from Ludhiana Gaol on Sunday night through 27-foot tunnel, states a message from Ambala, East Punjab, to-day. They dug the tunnel with spades supplied at their request for growing crops in the gaol courtyard ...

... 'Dig for Victory' Has Died WARTIME enthusiasm for allotments is on the wane. Reports made to Hull Corporation Allotments Committee show that a good many plots have gone out of cultivation. The general superintendent, Mr H. Roscoe, told the committee that ...

... must give up their plots will cause a deal of heart-burning among those who during the war did their utmost to obey the dig for victory plea. It is only right, however, that the claims of children for open spaces in which to play should receive prior ...

... E. S NORFOLK Dig For Victory Aids Sea Cadets Gift Of £l,OOO Wartime Dig for Victory casupaigas have errant that Worthing idea Cadets have beret put is a position to pay off the mortgage their headquarters, the I.S. Vangua rd. This is how it happened ...

... Big Jump in Pentrich Show Entry GREAT success attended the eighth annual show of Pentnch “ Dig for Victory Horticultural Society, which was opened by Coun. H. R. Newman (general manager Butterley Works), at the Dog Inn Grounds, Pentrich. on Saturday. ...

... Garden Show at Olympia, during July and August. Mr. Corke was appoil ted gardens adviser to the city at the time a the Dig for Victory campaign, and he established the garden plot in the Tows Hall Square. ...

... Barker at the Old Mexborough Pottery. Yorkshire. Perhaps the real explanation is that they were designed as part of a Dig for Victory campaign during the Napoleonic wars ...

... the war, largely through the initiative of the then Mayor, the late AM. Joseph Bates. who was a noted figure in the Dig for Victory campaign. Earlier shows were held at Courtaulds' Canteen. and three years ago the Borough Horticultural Committee embarked ...

... the Association continued success and commended its objects, remarking that during the war they' had been requested to dig for victory and that the effort was just as vital now in view of the country's economical difficulties. As gardeners, they could render ...

... 43th annual show. He was Mr. S. Bradbury. brother of the INaddedon extubt• tor, For the third year running he won the Dig for Victory Cup, given by president Dr. Sharpe. Now it lis for good. lle also won the Frank Buckingham Cup for most points. Ile ...

... ten years the allotment holders have been urged to produce. From 1939 to 1945 we were urged to Dig for Victory; from 1045 onward the slogan has been Dig for Plenty. Suddenly the cry has altered to Get out. Any housewife knows that the price of vegetables ...