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... Dig For Victory. The Clerk said he had received 2 circular from the Ministry urging that private gardens should be cultivatec for food production, and, with the Council’s permission, he would obtain some extremely helpful leaflets anc posters for distribution ...
... DIG FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN. Launching the third “Dig for Victory Campaign ” of the war in London, Mr. R. S. Hudson, Minister of Agriculture, appealed to women and older children to help to relieve the menfolk bv workin the garden. “I do not say that it ...
... TRADE ANNOUNCEMENTS. “ DIG FOR VICTORY” Expert Advice on ...
... MORE ALLOTMENTS URGED, “ Dig for Victory ” Campaign. Mr. Hudson, the Minister of Agriculture, expressed the hope that 750.000 more war-time allotments would be in production before next spring, making a total of between 1500000 and 2,000,000, The Minister ...
... DIG FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN. Minister Appeals to Women. Launching the third Dig for Victory Campaign of the war, in London, Mr. R. S. Hudson, Minister of Agriculture, appealed to women and older children to help to relieve the menfolk by working in the garden ...
... “DIG FOR VICTORY” CAMPAIGN. Minister Wants More Allotments. A further intensified drive has been launched to increase the number of allotment holders in England and Wales. In a letter to borough and urban authorities, the Minister of Agriculture, Mr. ...
... TRADE ANNOUNCEMENTS. “ DIG FOR VICTORY” Registered tor Trnansson in the . THREE HALFPENCE TRADE ANNOUNCEMENTS, {The majority of our present stock came in before the War, and is therefore stillat PRE-WAR PRICES For anything you are requiring we strongly ...
... DIG FOR VICTORY, | HORNCASTLE ALLOTMENT ASSOCIATION. Members are speciallv asked to send in their Entries AT ONCE for Gardens and Allotments Competition to J. W. KEMP, 62 Queen Street, Horncastle. ...
... al show, with horse classes, and possibly arrange a modified programme of amusements. “Dig For Victory.” Mr, B. V. Clover said they were urged to “Dig for Victory,” and they should certainly hold the horticultural show. The annual meeting was adjourned ...
... fancy dress were Brigadier and Mrs. Penny and Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Sanderson. The awards were:— Ladies: 1, Miss Hilda Todd (Dig for Victory); 2, Miss Mabel Hare (Old Time Gent.); 3, Miss L. Atkinson (Spanish Lady); 4, Miss Shirley Bell (Little Miss Muffet). ...
... s “ Help Yourself)” Plan Lord Woolton's recent review of the food situation emphasises the great urgency of the 1941 Dig for Victory campaign. Above all, it points to the need for every household to grow vegetables that can be kept in store for winter ...
... The Private Garden The “Dig for Victory” movement' grows in importance with each succeeding week, and little time now re-| mains for digging before planting time arrives. Wartime gardening may tend to put the spotlight on allotments rather than on private ...