... have ittained has already become well-known by its new title. The two allotments will be attacked. and we shall be digging for victory with the rest of the country. ...

... supplying medicinal Vice-Chairman. Acting Chairman, assistance in this work. athletes met together and decided to national dig for victory by aiming instead of Friday it would have been a requirements. Ex-TERRITORIAL RECRUITER. at the provision of 5,000 war-time ...

... Issued in the Borough. that the Minister of Agriculture says, Let 'Dig for Victory' Ibe the slogan of everyone with a garden: of every able-bodied man and woman I capable of digging an allotment in their 'spare time. In war we must make every 1 effort ...

... VICTORY DIGGING Dig for Victory is a slogan which has been readily taken up by the boys, although the weather has been unkind it has in no wise damped the ardour of these amateur gardeners. Our allotment which a fortnight ago was a waving sea of dock ...

... and there is a waiting list of wzuld-be plothoiders. PROYDON has responded very well to `-' the Government's call of Dig for Victory. and it is estimated that in the next twelve months local food pnoduction will be On an impressive scale. FINDING NEW ...

... PRIZES GIVEN FOR GARDENING HINTS ATTRACTIVE DIG-FORVICTORY COMPETITION This is to be a great year for gardening activity. Dig For Victory is a with a real message. Plans are being made everywnere for the growing of vegetables and fruit. Allotments ...

... Soroptimist Club. at Dennett's taken over war-time allotments to assist Restaurant. Croydon, next Monday. in the big Dig for Victory push. During last week 42 births (25 boys) There were 95 deaths registered in were registered in Croydon. This is equal ...

... GARDENING HINTS DIG FOR VICTORY COMPETITION PRIZE-WINNING ENTRIES Among them were Lt.-CoL E. T. C. Smith (representing Major-General H. G. Riley'. Col. W. V. J. Bilderbech. OBE.. Major Marshall. Major Eadie. Major Kingan, Lieut. NeaL Assistant Paymaster ...

... CROYDON'S DIGGING FOR VICTORY EFFORT Meeting of Federation of ...

... Allotment Societies The war. with its Dig For Victory campaign, has brought a new lease of life to Croydon and District Federation of Allotment Societies. The members of the Federation would of course have preferred that this revival In the allotments ...

... You have come early I enough, haven't you? I Defendants were all remanded in I custody for a week. In the present Dig for Victory campaign. Croydon Town Council are determined to see that local allotments do not become un- sightly things. Where possible ...

... I DIG FOR VICTORY GARDENING HINTS READERS' PRIZE SUGGESTIONS A GOOD MAXIM The frosty_ weather of weeks ago Ds mark on gardens and allotments. Most of .the autumn 90WD crops were wiped out, and your seed merchant will tell you of planting early peas and ...