... FROM England came an envelope postmarked with the “Dig For Victory” slogan. It contained a pamphlet sent to me by a London reader for a tail-end story. The booklet is ponderously called ‘“Eat For Victory,” and advocates the vitamins to be found in grass: ...

... produced very few slogans which have caught the imagination. In England the tillage campaign has been furthered by the cry: “Dig for Victory.” Otherwise the phrasemakers have had scant success. Perhaps they may do better before the war ends. ...

... with a final of 4 p.c., is maintained for the year at 6 1 2 p.c. free of tax. The £l, units 'stand at 45/3. With the Dig for Victory campaign still in full swing, seed merchants are reaping a fair harvest for themselves. Ryder and Sons (1920) is a p ...

... without loss of face — as | discovered when 1 visited the Curragh | Camp to-day. For Ireland’s Army can not only fight but dig for victory and they can win—what most generals could not—turf. Recently the Curragh Command acquired a large tract of Lullymore Bog ...

... books put aside SEARCH OF AN AUTHOR market profession will make any attempt to corner the 1 dtuairisc a d'fhoillsigh na Dig for Victory campaign con- surrender 1S coupons. The number a long time ago in the hopes of read- By LUIGI PIRANDELLO supply of books ...

... vesterday morning. All stated that they were well. They were working at navvying and digging. The German announcer made a sarcastic reference to digging for victory and another to the need for accommodation for more prisoners.—Exchange. Te of a map, publish ...