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... see us digging for victory tCUARD against rising COSTS message to farmers, printed in the Record,’' tne Minister lor Agricul.Ws we must produce from our own l maximum amount of the foodstuffs this country most needs to ensure mers haa to take long views ...
... would have to wait their turn. Dig for Victory The Clerk said there was only about one allotment vacant in the town. Several were not cultivated, but they were paid for. Mr. Bonfield said people would have to dig for victory, and he thought all allotments ...
... FOR VICTORY 6,00,000 MORE ALLOTMENTS FOR FOOD PRODUCTION A big drive has begun to increase the minds, of allotments in England and Wales half a million. The Government is well aware that the lain war brought into being a great movement if men and women ...
... (Sir Reginald Dormansmith) broadcast on Tuesday evening an appeal to farmers and allotment ladders. It was entitled Digging for Victory. •:a:d said that much cf the foua Where the grass land has been Dominions and other countries up under an Order it ...
... out of 12, The matter not one that can wait. So—let’s get going. Let Dig lor Victory’ the motto of every one with a garden and of every able-bodied man and woman capable digging an allotment in their spare time. Many farmers are finding one great difficulty ...
... was: Let “Dig for Victory be the motto of everyone m«n «^ anc ever able-bodied man an d woman capable of digging an allot ment m their spare time. I know that 1 not be Tain know r iU follow Mr - Middleton’s dvice and Whistle while you dig. ...
... digging for victory MINISTER’S APPEAL TO FARMERS AND ALLOTMENT-HOLDERS assurance of remunerative prices “NO FARMING FROM WHITEHALL THIS TIME” [HE MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE (Sir Reginald Dorman- Smith) broadcast on Tuesday evening an appeal to farmers and ...
... and one and a half ’nilTli&n children for eight mouths out the twelve. dig tyj, victory lx' the motto of. everyone with garden and every able-bodied man and woman capable of digging an allotment in Ins spare time.” Thanking farmers for their response to ...
... million children for eight months out of the twelve? Dig, cultivate, plant and sow. Let “Dig for Victory” be the motto of everyone with a garden and of every able-bodied man and woman capable of digging an allotment in their spare time. I know that this ...
... producers allotments would provide another 1000II’(‘I 1500000 children lor “I appeal you ail— dig cul ''J and sow” said the Minister ) “Let Dig for Victory' the 'v with garden and )tfi man and woman in their spare time” The South Western Divisional announces ...
... DIG FOR VICTORY and don't forget that Mr. MIDDLETON approves all GARDENING PRODUCTS made by THE GARDENER'S CHEMISTS ...
... Digging for Victory Council to Provide More Allotments Plans at Kew Following the receipt of a letter from the Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries the Allotments Committee of the Richmond Town Council. under the ha i nh p of Coun. If. Allis-tone, is ...