... Hammer smith. In a message contained it the official program me oO events the Mavor said: How often we read th slogan “Dig for Victory” dur ing the war years. Penhaps wi read it with a feeling of re seatment because of the note o warning and whict the three ...

... profitable experience, especially with vegetable prices so high. When we do quit, we shall be grateful for the chance to Dig for Victory during war and peace. Le center. DIGGER. csane to the conclu.sion that he Is merely adding to the noise. Regarding the ...

... Society of the Post Office Headquarters in Scotland ssprang from the small‘est beginnings—ifriendly rivalry during the “Dig for Victory” years between a cougle of Post Office workers—and the Society’s annual show, held in the G.P.0., Edinburgh, to-day, was ...

... Tea-Time Topics e Dig for Victory WHEN a Hornsey man set about making a garden out of the rubble-filled backvard of his own Council house, built en a bomb site, he had 1o move |—Tons of Rubb) y __Naumerous iron bed ~ steads 3—The dogs: skeletons of five ...

... by the river >0 Hcybridgc then back Maldon where tea was taken. ANOTHER PRIZE WINNER. In the Chelmsford and District Dig for Victory Sho»' the name of Mr. B. Barnard, Broomficld Road, was omitted from' our list of prize-winners last week. He gained Ist ...

... and with driving it away without the owner's consent. Pony and motorcycle gymkhana Handforth Show, which started as a Dig for Victory campaign in a Wesleyan schoolroom, has become a well-supported annual event. To-day, for the first time, a pony gymkhana ...

... GARDENS Team's Fourth Win at Cirencester At Cirencester horticultural society's two day show, which grew out of the wartime dig-for-victory campaign, it was announced that for the fourth year in sucession a team of Cirencester allotment holders had won the ...

... the large number of allotments now being turned over to building sites, especially in the suburban arears, where the Dig for Victory campaign had great support during (he war ...

... nursemaid. Stafford show theme: “Dig for plenty iriRST held in 1940 part of the war-time Dig for Victory' campaign, the annual show of the Startord Borough Horticultural Committee continues today em- the need to Dig for Plenty. This year's show, held ...

... could farm il. I can still remember the enthusiasm with which I went to work with an axe and spade in answer to the Dig for Victory call on the outbreak of war. Until the third of September, our's had been a reasonably respectable back-green. with its ...

... Committee of the Borough Council, was the ninth of the series. During the war years, it was, of course, known as a Dig for Victory exhibition. More support was accorded the show by trade exhibitors this year, •the Show Secretary, Mr. E. W. Vaughan, ...

... garden. What are you doing with that spade? she asked. I'm digging for victory, old girl, be replied. NS cll. she said, God help the country if we've got to rely on your gardening for victory. ZAVENSIIOI . IINE TOWNSWOMEN.—The monthly meeting of the ...