... WITH PEN AND PENCIL JOTTINGS BY ' TATLEL Dig Liberal Victory. Registration Amenities and Anomalies.—Doctors and Green Tickets.—Judge Rucknill Resigns. Toryism in the Guiklford division has been tremendously shaken up by the rceults of the !Revision Court ...

... FETCHAM’S DIG WIN Victory 9—l was gained by Fetcham Old Boys on Saturday when they visited Mill Green Rovers II at Mitcham in Division I of the Sutton League. They led 3—l at halftime. and took complete charge of the.game in the second period, adding ...

... —Yours, etc., H. T. HOLMES Reigate, October 3rd, 1939. “DIG FOR VICTORY”: WHAT IS THE BOROUGH DOING? Sir, —We have just had a broadcast appeal from the Minister of Agriculture to dig for victory.” May I ask through your columns what is being done in this ...

... increase our food supply locally by means of allotments, and it is up to us, as urged by the Minister of Agriculture, to Dig to Victory.”—Yours, etc., E. BARDEN, Chairman, Leatherhead Allotments and Gardens Association Ltd. Onaway, Craddocks-avenue, Ashtead ...

... permitted to be used for allotment purposes in view of the instructions received from the Government direct that they should “dig for victory” and increase food production. The Clerk (Mr. P. H. Wiltshire) replied that the Council had delegated to the Allotments ...

... NOTES & COMMENTS “DIG TO VICTORY” It Is not always easy to decide how best to help the nation in the grim days of war. but there Is one way which lies near at hand for thousands of citizens. We refer to the cultivation of food. In the main, of course ...

... Mrs G Hedges were taken to Kingston County Hospital for treatment for facial injuries cuts shock They were not detained DIG FOR VICTORY ” For those who feel inclined and are able to grow their own vegetables etc while the war is on an opportunity is now ...

... FRANKLIN (Rev.) Westwood, Bookham, Oct. 10, 1939. ADAPTING GARDENS FOR WAR NEEDS In their enthusiasm to obey the injunction “dig for victory” many people during the last war converted the whole of their gardens to the production of foodstuffs, destroying much ...

... well and zealously cultivated. Another such effort is needed now and there should be a big response to the call to “dig for victory.” —:o: Women’s Institutes which have been quiescent since July, acting on advice from headquarters, are resuming their ...

... of would-be allotment holders who cannot get land, but it is essential that there should be no applicant willing to “Dig for Victory” whose need for land cannot be satisfied. ...

... could rely on the Council to take steps to get further land. Mr. E. Barden said the district was taking up the slogan “Dig for Victory” very Well. The St. Mary’s road plots were all taken and one-third of the plots at Highlands-road had gone. In Fetcham ...

... it was In- the secularisation of the Lord’s j bad from a religious and a y* nt of view.—Mr. Fairs’s resolui arried. “Dig FOR VICTORY” ■Vjßeported that a considerable area various parts of the urban dis- been taken over by the Council of providing additional ...