... Southport for two earyears from November. 1942. A keen horticulturist and sweet pea expert. he played a leading part in the Dig for Victory campaign ...

... years and eves, when fuel was scarce during the war the rarer specimens were preserved by sneak;ng them in among the Dig for Victory tomatoes. Mr. Eric Thornton (Parks Manager) is Justly proud of the coliection—but makes sure that the plants earn their ...

... 30 years and even when luel was scarce during the war the rarer specimens were preserved by sneaking them in among the Dig for Victory tomatoes. Mr. Eric Thornton (Park■ Manager) is Justly proud of the collection—but makes sure that the plants earn their ...

... WARTIME SAN Allotments were re-energised , as . a Dig For Victory camoaten during the last war. Alto -1 6ether. Liverpool had more than .000 allotments. To-day there are still 4.000. comprising a total of 316 acres in 48 allotment REASONABLE areas. Tae ...

... I OWT1 lnnilRlTV with more 4186 i towards displayed at church service Dig for victory— a Northern hint I think it is generally agreed that something like another Dig for Victory campaign about due throughout the country in of present state of our food ...

... distant appeal The shadow of the Election seems to dull their sparkle One such subject is the Ministry of Agriculture’s new Dig for Victory campaign It is not a repetition of the notable wartime effort nor it addressed under the same slogan but it is nevertheless ...

... Appeal appeal agamst decision that a man acquired squatter’s rights tq a piece of land he took over to cultivate the Dig lor Victory i 1943 which was now using keep breed Wiiliams -Brothers Direct Supply Stores Ltd as at 3 and Fore Street! Edmonton ...

... on is an flop S:r did 'next one comes The cry very do no to been of! different from the dig for adventures among the Maoris ou ao to nae ai election It i victory” of recent the 'true that reference next ' ear glib promises that agriculture was made in ...

... comfort The “Horticultural (Special) Committee of the Corporation which has developed this verv creditable event from the dig for victory shows of the war years has not yet got to the point of issuing periodical attendance figures but it was soon evident that ...

... they showed off their paces to the judges Prizes Liverpool Show was originally started to encourage local people to “dig for victory’’ but it has developed into one of the greatest shows of its kind in the North of England Councillor lack Cresswell the ...

... a second time Moving the second reading of the Allotments Bill Mr Tom Williams (Minister of Agriculture) recalled the Dig for Victory campaign and said: The response of the people was magnificent I think it was true to say in the 1940’s that we became ...

... satisfaction, for not only do they aid the nation's food supply, but they appreciate the lesson learned from days of dig-for-victory that no vegetables taste so good as those coming fresh from your own garden. Also commendable is the aim of the local ...