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... of would-be allotment holders who cannot get land, but it is essential that there should he no applicant willing to dig for victory whose need for land cannot be satisfied. FILF.DING THE LAND. Manure is certain to be a prcblem for allotment tolders ...
... beginning to dig. It ought not to be a difficult matter for allotment societies which are in being, or still to be formed, to pool their resources and arrange for tneir lands to ploughed in rotation tractors. This would sensible way of Digging for Victory.” Under ...
... Queen-street, Ramsgate; M. C. C. DANIEL, Hon. Secretary, Ramsgate Council of Social Service, Effingham-street, Ramsgate. Dig For Victory What to Do in Garden and Allotment The excessive rains of last week put a temporary stop to all cultivation, whether ou ...
... the more modem branches of the art as exemplified in Dickens, Thackeray, Meredith, Hardy, Charles Reade and others. Dig for victory and make sure you plant the right things,” Is the advice given by Mr G. C. Johnson, East Sussex Horticultural Superintendent ...
... threatened to crops, local agricifttural committees are to take special steps to reduce the number of rabbits on the land. Digging for Victory Yorkshire is aiming at 50,000 extra allotments, according to the county representative on the National Allotments Committee ...
... Dig For Victory BIG POSTBAG FOR MR. COBB ...
... Digging for Victory Sir, —We are told by the responsible Minister that we must dig for victory. I am writing this with a view to finding out what is happening in this respect in this borough. Having lived in Worthing all life, a matter of over 47 years ...
... to dig. - It ought not to be a difficult matter for allotment societies which are in being, or still to be formed, to pool their resources and arrange for their lands to be ploughed in rotation by tractors. This would be a sensible way of Digging for ...
... - WIDOW AND SCHOOLBON. AMONG INQUIRERS CAN YOU ADVISE MEI Great Interest has been aroused. by Dig For Victory' campaign launolo, the Minister of Agriculture and I urt! in this area by the Reading Corporau, Mr. A. J. CoLb. horticultnial aciviscr t Oorpor ...
... very important that all of us should put our backs into the matter and, in the words of the Ministry of Agriculture, dig for victory, declared Councillor G. I. Adams, Chairman of Southborough Urban District Council's Allotment Committee, at a meeting ...
... going to be corn- for the Forces. pulscry evacuation from essentially 'vulnerable areotas or the re-opening of schools DIGGING FOR VICTORY at parents' risks. The Government is not Yorkshire is aiming at 50,000 extra all favourable to the latter course. ments ...
... 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 ...